The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-10-25
Dean'seelsbratsd cisars at oi:iih.n's

Deans celebrated cisars at Gi:iihan's
restaurant.
On last Sunday evening, Turing
about three-quarters Of an no r that
the 8. K. depot was left uDgus ded, 1t
was entered BY burglar who unlock
ed the safe and broke open thu money
drawer, occurring about $50 il cash.
There was about $500 in curr -,cy in
the safe, besides the change. bnt Mr..
Turner had taken the precaution to
put this in q pasteboard box and cover
it over with rubber bands and the
thief overlooked IL. On the eame
night Mr.. Yeager's grocery store was
broken open and . half cady of tobacco
and q box of cigars and about s. in
money taken. A tramp who was seen
about town on Saturday il suspected
of the crimes and descriptions of him
have been sent to neighboring towns.
Whoever it was he must have been an
expert in the business as the job at the
depot would be credit to a profession
al crack sman.
1.-THE many political campaigns in
which you say 1 have been engaged"
writes Mr.. ]. F. Flynn, shave devel-
opsd my cheek somewhat abnormal
ly, perhaps. but at any rate, enough
to enable me to ask you to send the
to the Humboldt Public
School Library. OF course the politics
Of the REGISTER would not commend
it to US, but we overlook that little
matter on account of its general excel
lence as a county newspaper and trust
that we may receive it weekly" 1t is
to add that the request will
be cheerfully granted. not alone out OF
personal regard for Bro. Flynn. but In
the hope als1 that the weekly perusal
Of the REGISTER by his pupils will
assist him In his task of
bringing them up in the way they
should 90.
Miss Mollie White was the pleased
victim of well planned surprise par
ty last Monday evening, q number OF
her friends having taken this way to
help her celebrate her birthday. The
stormy weather. which seemed to give
assurance that nobody would stir
abroad except by dire necessity. assist
ed to make the surprise more complete.
The evening was most pleasantly
spent in the usual way, refreshments
were served and the guests departed
at a seasonable hour, wishing Miss
White many happy returns of the day.
Among those present were Messrs.
II. T. Evans, Walt and
Harry Mcneil, Scott. Gregg, and
Misses Williams, Shelter, Mcclure,
Pancoast, Sadie and Beulah Reimert.
Winnie White and Mrs.
A merry party Of the young ladies
and gentlemen, pupils in the high
school, to the number of twenty or
more gathered at the residence of DIR.
J. w. Scott last Thursday evening to
pay their respects TO their popular
teacher, Miss Hattie Williams. The
idea Of the call was originated by the
young people themselves, and the
was highly appreciated
by Miss Williams who had received
no intimatiOns that visitors might he
The evening was spent in
the usual lively manHer and seemed
to be thoroughly enjoyed.
III you can afford to take all the
papers by all means do so.
But we feel it our duty to say that it
is not absolutely necessary to take any
but the REGISTER as it prints all the
local news that appears in either of
the other papers, while adding theret to
from all parts of the
county which none of them contain,
the official county news, and many
columns Of general information.
The concert given last Friday night
by the band was an unqualified sue
cess in every way. The program was
throughout aud was
appreciated by the large
audience. We are particularly glad
to note that the financial outcome of
the entertainment was satisfactory,
over SCI being realized.
Mr.. E. P. Lovejoy a large dealer in
general merchandise at Wabuska, Ne
vada, says. 81 have tried st Patrick's
Pills and can trutbfully say they are
the best / have ever taken or known
used" AS a pleasant physic or for
disorders of the liver they will always
always give perfect satisfaction. For
sale by all druggists.
Oklahoma Journal: The JourndI is
pleased to note that Hon. Moses Neal,
late U. s. agent Of the Sac and Fox In
dams, has rented dwelling house and
will, with his estimable family, be a
permanent resident of Oklahoma City.
He is q pretty rank democrat, but we
are glad to welcome him as q good citi-
zon poyorthol
We regret to learn that Mr. and Mrs.
Webster Green, west of the river, the
death of whose little boy is noted Dy
our Neosho Valley correspondent,
have lost another of their little ones,
the babe, which died on Wednesday.
Both of the children died of diptheria,
and another child is i'll with the same
dread disease.
The coroner was called to Salem
Tuesday to hold an in
quest over the body of a stranger who
had died suddenly while driving
across the country. The finding was
to the effect that the man had died of
heart disease. His home was at Bur.
lington and the remains were shipped
to that place.
The ladies of the LaHarpe church
are getting up fair to be held in that
place on election day and the day af-
ter. A lunch during the day, an en-
and supper at night and
numerous useful and ornamental arti.
cles for sale offer altogether a very
promising program.
Capt. Servey, J. L. Steele and John
Gibson and one or two other old SOL
diers drove across the country to
Mound City Wednesday to attend the
A large number of the men,
hers of the Post had intended to take