The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-06-08


of cost. lola Carriage & Omnibus Co.
Straw mating at Patterson's.
The cards are out announcing the
marriage next Tuesday evening at the
residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. C. 8. Potter,
of Alt. III. Campbell and Nettie NJ.
English.
Every republican is urged to come
to the Republican Club meeting next
Tuesday evening ut the Court House.
A host Of republicans have not yet had
a chance to become members, and now
is the time to Join.
Don't fail to call on A. E. Wright
when you want groceries. find he
sells more for. the money than any
other house, and he pays as much fol-
produce as anyone.
Good grain and stock farm Of 100
acres in Marion county ILL.,, 20 miles
east of st. Louis, with house, barn,
sheds etc., and 20 acres Of timber to
trade for an Allen county farm. Bost-
wick 4 Smeltzer.
The manuscript of our Geneva cor
respondence lsst week contained ap.
propriate reference to the entertaining
remarks of Capt. J. II. Tenney, at the
memorial exercises, but for some reas-
on the compositors overlooked it.
Doubtless there was never any
reason to question the stability of the
A. o. U. w. Hall, but every vestige of
doubt was set at rest after the immense
jam of last Thursday night. Not a
tremor of any kind was obse rvable.
The abutments of the Elm creek
bridge are completed, and the Com.
missioners will pass on them next
week. The iron will be here within 20
days, SO our friends in that direction
may expect to have the benefit of this
important bridge soon.
Chas. F. Scott, of the lola REGISTER
and a graduate Of 81 delivered an ex.
cellent address to the audience of
alumni and their friends. Mr.. Scott
spoke. from manuscript in an easy man
ner. We give synopsis of his admir-.
able address Journal.
Ice cream at the Nickel Plate.
We hear that Miss Blanche Allen
was the recipient of a check for fifty
dollars after her graduation, from her
Michigan uncle. We suspect that the
gentleman received at least fifty dol
lars worth of pleasure from Miss
Blanche's felicitous effort on that &C.
casiOn.
The reason why the trade of Cowan,
Aushe-man & Norris has, of late, in.
creased so largely, is that they sell all
goods uniformly low, thereby making
the occasional buyer a regular custO-
mer. They buy lower and their ex-
pense is less than that of anyone else.
Try them.
Miss Chamberlain has list of per-
sons who will take boarders during the
normal institute, alsO of rooms to rent
during that time. The first session of
the institute will commence at 1:3O p.
m. next Monday, instead of in the
forenoon, in order to allow all teachers
to get to lola.
So many matters of local and general
interest demand space THE week that
we are obliged to leave out more or
less crushing refutation Of our beloved
neighbours interminable free trade
fallacies. Alas, we fear the omission
will be but too easily forgiven by our
indulgent readers.
The Star Valley Sunday School will
observe Children's Day on Saturday,
June, Is, in Thompson & Nye's grove,
(the Mrs. Hubbard placel on the
Neosho River. Rev. johnson, of
lola, and other speakers will be
present. Everybody come and bring
your baskets well filed.
| Oh, tut, tut, thou foolish C0urant,
We didn't call thee "liar" at all The
fact that we think your facts ''false
facts'' doesn't establish the fact that
we consider you ALTAR. "or the further
fact that you are in fact liar. In
fact we consider you an extremely
truthful man-for an editor. Fact.
We forgot last week to notice the
Baseball social of the pre- vi0us Satur-
day evening. HaubOld's minstrels
brought down the house very numer-
ously AS did the farce which concluded
the entertainment. Haubold and
Duncan are no new hands on the
boards fact abundantly demonstra-
ted at this entertainment.
During the summer months the Fit.
8. w. & w. will sell tourist excursion
tickets to Denver, Colorado Springs,
and Pueblo, Colorado, at $500, and
to Salt Lake City and Ogden, Utah at
$47.5O for the round trip, good for 80
days from date of sale. Going via
Wichita and Mo. p. short dine, RETURN
ing via any route. Geo. II. Gregg, Ag't.
Beautiful ruchings at Rodman's.
Every citizen should try to get at
least one day off to go to the Ottawa
Assembly. The attractions there are
simply immense. 1t will be an in
SEPARATION for q year to come to hear the
oratOry and the music summoned for
the occasion Any one who can pos.
sibly go will do himself positive in.
Justice in failing to do 50. The railroad
rates are next to nothing.
Mrs. Brewster has received from
her daughter, Mrs. Medea Hayes, Of
japan, q most elegant work of art. 1t
is a picture of about three-quarters life
size, of Mrs. Hayes, in full japanese
costume, done in water cOl0rs upon
silk, the picture itself being surround
ed by a profusiOn Of Japanese Orna-
| and it is q most delightful souvenir.
Mrs. Brewster also received at the
same time a large number of japanese
views.
The VIC. L. U. and other Chris
tian ladies have opened an Industrial
| Mission School for coiOred girls. The
first meeting was held last Saturday
afternoon at the colord Baptist church,
at which place it will continue to be
held every Saturday afternoon from 2
to O'Clock during the present month.
| Contributions of money or materials