The Iola register., 1889-05-24

} John Foust and wife and r ri
+ Knight have returned from OkIahom
: City. Mr.. Foust has sold his propcrt
} there and does not expect to return
Mr., Knight still has two lots and, es
poets to return the first Of next weel
!, and erect a business house. The
bring good reports from the lola col
. ony, all of whom seem to be pros
pering.
The Greeley Ne,os remarks; "Eve
Funston's home paper has gone bacl
on him. Poor Dennis. ."-Lawrenc
Tribune.
Ifthe NeUs has reference to the REG
IsrER We should he glad, since ii
not on our exchange list, to know hoy
it obtained its information. And il
has borrowed copy somewhere W
should be glad to have il point out tn
paragraph upon which it base, tn
iabove announcement.
| The following recita:ions will be in
terspersed through the program to b,
given tomorrow evening by Msjo
Hendershot:
drummer Boy OF the Enpnahannock, - L
+. Thrasher.
"The Guari's Story" Miss Maude Thrash
er
1.-The Editors Guestsn Miss Clara welch
/ "Abigail Becker Miss Nav Ewing
1.-The Organ Grinder" T. j. Ihayer
There will also be seyerai selection.
Of vocal music.
| Farmers from nearly every neigh
i borhood in tho county have been in IN.
REGISTER oilic. this week and with
out exception they bring the mos
gratifying report of the condition o
crops. The late rains, while not heav,
enough to do damage, have filled th(
ground full Of water and vegetation o.
all kinds is growing most rapidly
The prospect for an abundant harvest
could not be finer aud certainly justifies
us in looking confidently forward tc
"a good time coming"
Mr.. ID. 4. Ayers, of Salem. wa:
among our Wednesday visitors. He
brings the welcome renort that the
Leaguers in his neigh6orhood have
accepted the situation and are now
cultivating friendly relations with
their "railroadn nei yhbors. coming ou,
to church aud Sunday School, etc. ap.
parently determined to prove them
selves good citizens. The REGISTER
takes great pleasure in noting this ac.
ton which fortells harmony and pro.
gress in that long vexed district.
At the last meeting of the city coun-
ell the Judiciary Committee was in.
structed to present an ordinance re-
Quiring the removal of wire fences
and the trimming of hedges along the
streets. The petition for an ordinance
prohibiting the running at large OF
cattle within the city limits. together
with remonstrance against the same,
was referred to the same committee.
The committee on streets and alleys
reported favorsbly on the petition for
the construction Of a sidewalk along
the west side Of block 20 and along the
south side of blocks g and 81.
The REGISTER is glad to learn that
the Horticultural Society has decided
to take the initiative in the matter of
holding fair at lola this fall. They
will, Of course, ask the cooperation of
stock men and all others similarly in.
terested, and the fair will be on the
same general plan as those heretofore
held except that it will be expected to
eclipse them in the display of all sorts
Of products. Further announcements
will of course be made in due time, the
Object Of this notice being simply to
let "whom it may concern" know
that lola will have a fair this fall.
Owing to the rain work on the G.. A.
K. ,Ot in the cemetery was postponed
from Saturday last until Wednesday of
this week. On the latter day q cou-
siderable force of old soldiers reported
for duty and the lot was put in good
shape. In the evening there was
bean supper at the G.. A. r. Hall
which was largely attended and much
enjoyed, as such feasts always are. A
large number of the Sons of Veterans
were there and, after consultation, it
was decided to hold meeting on next
Wednesday evening for the purpose of
taking farther steps toward the organ
izatiDn OF a Camp.
We hear some suggestions that the
A. .. U. W.. take charge of the
Fourth of July celebration at lola
this year. Certainly no other organ
iZation could undertake the matter
with greater certainty of success. for
it includes nearly all Of our Eiost en-
terprising and capable business men
1t is perhaps too late now to secure
any di.ting uished speaker, but an en-
tertaining program could easily be
arranged from our home talent aud
a large crowd attracted. The REGIS
TER hopes to be able next week to
announce that some definite steps |
have been taken i'm the matter.
Mr.. Moore, the postmaster at Brad |
shaw, Va, after reading an advertise |
ment OF Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera !
and DiarIhoea Remedy, concluded 20 |
try bottle of il. He says: 81 used |
it in two cases for collie and three for
with perfect satisfaction. |
Que dose gave relief in every case but
one and that was bad case Of collie
and required the second dose. | have
handled great deal Of patent medi.
cine as agent and for my own use, but
never tried any that gave as good re-
suits as "Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diorrhoea Remedy" For sale at
% and 80 cents per bottle by all drug,
gists.
The political pot in this country is
not exactly boiling yet, but it has be-
gun TO simmer around the edges and
ln occasional bubble on the surface
shows that it is gradually warming
up. In other words it is already evil
dent that there will be no lack of
for county offices. The re-
corder's office seems to have the most
as We understand that ].
Z Thorpe, ID. II. Scott and B. +. Nye
Of lola township. Geo. NJ. Nelson,
q. w. Matthews and A. 3. Isaac, of
and r. d. Jones, of Els
moro ara airaatr in ft,a ho 1AS of 81