The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-12-20
LOCAL MATTERS.

A correspondent notes that Mrs. L.
B. Pearson, of Salem, has pausies and
violets growing and blooming In beds
out of doors. And we know he speaks
the truth for our Office is filled this
moment with the fragrance from q
bunch Of those same pansies end vio-
lets. Mark this item nd send 1t back
to your northern friends to let them
know what kind Of an Italy Kansas is.
At regular communication of lola
Lodge No. IS, A. F. aud A. NJ. held
Dec. IL, 1889 Tho following officers
were elected for the ensuing year: A.
J. Fulton, w. NJ. IT. NJ. Bartels, s. W.,
A. 0. Allen, J. W., Henry Waters,
treasurer. r w. Duffy, secretary, Nj.
G. Robinson, J. H. Walters, and w.
H. Ling, Trustees. Installation of
officers Dec, 9th 1889, l o'clock p. M.
The Kickapoo Club were considera-
bly, surprised TO learn from handbills
distributed here on Monday that they
were announced to assist I'm q concert
given at Humboldt on Tuesday. The
boys would have been much pleased
to have gone down, If they had known
they were expected, but one days no.
tice. and that by hand bills, was hard
ly enough.
This office printed some handsome
cards this week for Arnett & Bean the
new proprietors of the Leland livery
stables. Mr.. Arnett and Mr., Bean
are both good horsemen and will no
doubt get their share of the business.
Mr.. Merriman, who has owned the
barn for the past three years, disposed
of ii in order to be able to give his en-
tire attention to his fine horses.
For the fifth successive year the
REGISTER will publish daily edition
Tuesday aud continuing until Satur.
day. Five hundred copies of each
issue will be printed and will be dis.
tIibuted free of charge. 1t will be
good advertising medium and our
business men will be given an oppor-
tunity to make use of it.
In the notice made last week of the
Baby Show, it should have been stated
that if the weather on Thursday is
inclement the show will be postponed
until Friday afternoon. Ii that day
also lie unpleasant, there will be auoth-
er days adjournment, and il Saturday
is too bad for prudent mothers tn ex.
pose their children the show will be
postponed indefinitely.
Wednesdays dailies brought news
of the appointment of Cy. Leland, of
Doniphan county, to be Nelson Acers'
successor as Internal Revenue Collec-
tor for the District Of Kansas. Mr..
Acres has filled the important office
during the past four yesrs with
great credit to himself and retires with
an excellent record for faithfulness and
efficiency.
The ElReno (Oklahomal Herald,
adves;ises series of articles by our
old friend w. G. Mcdonald, on the
history of the Cheyenne and Arapahoe
Indians, as prominent feature of that
paper for the year 1890. Mcdonald is |
q graphic writer and with a theme 30 |
much to his taste will doubtless fur
nish some interesting reading.
Mr.. Wood, superintendent of the
Carriage Works, returned Wednesday
from a trip to Kansas City and other
points, in the interest of the Company.
He secured large number of orders
and says the prospects for the spring
and summer WORK We're never before
so fiatiering. There are orders for
nearly 200 jobs already ION the hook"
Cards were received this week an.
the marriage, at Des Moines,
a., Of Miss Ella Ramsay and DR.. II.
4. Hastings. Miss Ramsey has many
frienGs iS Ssia where she formerly
lived who wait neg their best wishes.
DR.. Hastings lives in Sisibe, and he
lpd his bride will be .'at hoineF there
utter December %. -.
Rddhsa made . break in blankets.