The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-05-10

NJ. II. Hart has purchased the
grocery store and meat shop of Bean
& Means. on the moth side. Call and
see him when needing anything in his
line. In font room Of harness shop.
Owing to the space occupied by the
Clerks statement, this week q instAll-
ment of .'The Other Side' il unavoid-
ably crowded out. It IL one Of the
most interesting chapters yet given
and will duly appear next week.
Mr.. J. Culbertson has moved his
stock of furniture into the Bowlus
building, bis old quarters being too
small to accommodate his increasing
business. We are glad TO note this
evidence Of prosperity which has been
SO we'll deserved.
Mr.. r. F. White was down from
Geneva Tuesday and cane up to bid Us
welcome. He expects to start In few
days to Southern Indiana-'where the
democrats are still voting for jackson"
he says-Ibr Q visit Of several weeks
among old friends and relatives.
Mamma ito her little boy.) Nov
Bonnie, IL you III be good and go to
sleep. mamma ill give you one Ut DR..
Ayers nice sugar-coated Cathartic
Pills, next time you need medicine"
Bonnie, smiling sweetly, dropped of
to sleep at once.
PLACE TO RENT: A truck patch of
five acres, with good orchard aud vim
yard, garden already made and pota-
toes planted, the use ola 30-acre-pas-
ture IL desired, good house end outbuild-
| ings, located four miles west Of Moran.
Apply to Chas. Smith, LaHarpe, for
terms and particulars.
The editor Of the REGISTER went to
Topeka Wednesday to represent the
lola Club at the State Convention Of
Republican Clubs held i'm that city
yesterday. Mr.. Cunningham and Mr..
Duffy were also chosen as delegates
but their official duties made it impos-
sible for them toattend.
At the annual meeting of the Build
ing & characterization at HeDderson's
office Monday night the following off,
GERS were elected: Directors. r B
Stevenson, Henry Waters, r w Duff
fy, w III Ling. H L Henderson, g F
Merwin, D G Wood, DR.. 8. Tozer and
w Coutant; president J w Coutant;
Vice president, H L Henderson; secre-
tary, c E Merwin; treasurer, Geo A
Bowlus.
Mr.. d. Skinner, of Usage township
was brought before Justice Smeltzer
yesterday for preliminary examination
upon the charge of rape alleged to
have been committed upon o young
girl whom he had in his employ.
Nearly all Usage township were in to
attend the trial either as witnesses or
spectators. As the State alone has
forty witnesses, the examination will
probably not be concluded until to
night or tomorrow.
We understand that lola will have no base
ball club this year. 2hat Is wise plan, for
they wouldn't have one long, anyway, even II
they were to start in with one. The first time
their alleged bali players came in contact with
the Humboldt Browns would be the last time
There would be nothing left of the lola aggre-
CATION but big grease spot.-Hlnoodt Herald.
Are our knights of the diamond 60
ing to sit still and take this kind of
"sass:" We think not. But in the
meantime we will simply remark for
the benefit Of the Herald that if the
lola boys don't go to playing ball it
will not be because they can't but be-
cause they are in better business.
lola Camp of the order of Modern
WUodmen of America, was organized
at Colborn's hall on Thursday evening
of last week with the folio Sing officers:
Venerable Consul, W. p. Northrup,
Worthy Advisor, s H Patterson
Banker, A. J. Fulton.
Clerk, l.. W. Duncan.
Escort, Frank q. Lawyer,
Waterman. W. II. jordan,
Sentry, J. T. Powell.
Camp Physician. A. }. Fulton.
Managers, f + {. R H Ssiss:
The Camp includes among its chart
er members a large number of our
substantial citizens and starts out with
the most flsttering prospects.
Mr.. A. P. Neighbors died at )
o'clock last Sunday morning at his
residence in this city after 8 brief ill.
ness. The remains were inferred on
Monday. Owing to the unpleasant
weather no religious services were held,
but it was announced that the funeral
sermon would be preached at the NJ.
E. Church on Sunday, May 10. Two
married daughters of the deceased,
Mrs. Mary Mathews, of Linn county,
and Mrs. Sarah Simpson, Of Rich Hill,