The Iola register., 1890-05-23

All boys and girls who desire to join
the procession of flower children ON
Memorial Day, will please report to
Mrs. DIR. Boulson.
i Miss Eurith Proctor has taken a
position i'm the Post Office book store
and is proving herself a very popular
and efficient clerk.
Every lady should go to Patterson's
and see them make button holes on
the new Davis machine. At the fur
niture store, north side.
Mr.. Iaek Miller was made bappy
Wednesday by the receipt of a (4ov-
ernment voucher for 1910, the amount
of back pension due him.
Mrs. Harmon Scott and Mrs. lie.
Ireland gave an elaborate luncheon
yesterday afternoon at the home of the
former, to their lady friends.
MIR. NJ. M. Sherburne, of I.acon. ILL.,.
Is i'm lola looking after his landed In,
terests in this county. The REGIsTER
acknowledges a pleasant call.
The exercises of Memorial Day will
be held i'm the park at lola next Fri
day and will begin promptly at 2:30
O'Clock, p. m. As already announced.
the address will be delivered by Col
FOrsythe, of Montgomery county. a
fOrcible and eloquent speaker. The
program I'm detail will appear I'm the
next issue of the REGISTER.
Annual convention of the Young
Peoples Society Christian Endeavor
will be held at st. Louis June II to
ID. Tickets will be sold from lola to
st. Louis and return at one lowest linn
tied first class tariff fare for the round
trip. Good for return to and includ-
ing June IL. Call at the Missouri Pa
eific depot for further information.
The ladies of the Baptist church will
give a musical and literary entertain.
ment at the Opera House next Tues
day evening, May "a. Refreshments
will eserved-strawb berries, Ice cream
etc. "The Bridal of Malahide" and
other pleasing exercises will constitute
the program. Admission 10 cents, re-
freshments the usual price.
Kansas city Journal: The newly
discovered lola marble is beautiful i'm
color, susceptible of high polish entire
ly sound and entirely free from impur-
tiles that might render it liable to
decay by action of the weather. A
large block of it will be prepared for
the Kansas exhibit at the Boston en-
campment.
The Humboldt Lodge, A. O. u. w,
has extended an invitation to the
members of the lola Lodge of that or
der to join it i'm blowout next
Monday night. Remembering the
good times they have had there on
former occasions, q large number of
our boys are counting ON going down.
Mr.. A. H. Tanner, of bourbon
county was one of the delegates to the
+. NJ. Ii. A. convention this week and
made the REGISTER pleasant call.
Dir. Tanner says that the withdrawal
of Eugene Ware from the CongressiOn-
al race leaves Bourbon county practic-
ally solid for Funston.
Mr.. d. o. Luse, formerly a well
known resident of this cCGnty has been
i'm lola this week looking after interests
he still holds here. He Is now living
i'm northwest Nebraska where he owns
some 800 acres ofland and il engaged
in the stock business. He
took back with hipl three pigs from 4.
\. DeLap's herd, for which he paid
the neat sum of so.
AT a recent meeting of the school
board it was decided to retain the
following teachers for the coming year:
Prof. Whitehill, Miss Williams, Miss
Brown, Miss Pickell. Mrs. Archibald,
Miss SmeltZer and Miss White. OF
the others, some have not applied for
positions, while some have been given
longer time In which to decide whether
they wish to make application or not.