The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-01-31

Mr.. Andrews shipped hogs and cattle last
week.
J.F, Mathews, of Colorado, IL visiting his
brother G.. w. Matthews.
candy" Mcknight has secured school
near Belfry.
Mrs. Baker returned Monday from q visit to
her daughter who lives at Colony.
A letter from T. F. Baker locates him at Salt
Lake City seeing the sights.
Rev Chamblain commenced series of meet
ings at the NJ. P church Monday night.
VIM. Rumbel has pnt up nearly 275 tons Of
Ice about inches thick.
Tom Mathews has traded for the Ferris
Brothers livery stable and will run 1t hereafter
Mr. Morrison has moved into the old hotel
opposite the NJ. p. depot.
Tom Mathews has moved into his property
east OF Mr.. HOustead's house, Mr.. Bowman
moving into the house vacated by Mr.. Mstth-
ews
his lots west Of Mr.. O'Haras house.
L. d. Kline hid himself away Saturday and
Sunday that he might enjoy la grippe without
m0lestati0n.
F. willoughby was out ''hoss tradin' "
last week. 1t takes pretty good one to down
Mr.. Wright has moved ont Of the hotel and
gone into Andy Vests house east of the Kan
| sas City 4 Pacific railroad.
We are sorry that the Bayard correspondent
Is offended at our remarks concerning the
Baptists series Of meetings but not sorry we
told the truth and yet we did not intend to be-
little the work they did or discourage their
bright prospects.
There will be pancake soci al given IN the
hall February by the gentlemen Of the Pres
Come out and masticate some of the delicious
''fatters" anyhow.
The fourth quarterly meeting of the Metho-
dist church will be held here on Saturday and
O,r,,l arv Feb. 4 onl0 1Ane rhaN
will preach Friday and Saturday evening and
Sunday morning at II Q. m.
Clarence Norton and Mr.. Salisbury are ex-
hibiting some stone that they think equals the
ing city would be doomed by fine deposit Of
marble rivaling our neighboring town.
The editor mentioned In late issue OF the
REGISTER that GOrell's 9 failure made the third
one this year. BY our figuring this only made
the second one and Mr. DeHaven Is about ready
| to take his stock and continue business in the
town and Mr. GOrrell thinks he will come out
safe when things are tiled.
The f. NJ. b. A. has made an important
move by completing State organization w it'll
the members they have and more coming and
by good management on the p art Of the leaders
thew will soon be able to dictate terms to the
Legislators and secure legislation to their best
interest.
The following farms have been rem ted lately;
The smith place southwest of town to Ephriam
Whitlow, Mr.. j. 8. Miller's place to Mr..
O'Hara and another one to Joe Turner, Messrs
Erwin and Williams get the Keifer farm south
Of town, the Hawk place to Mr.. Ketchum, of
NsoshO county, Mr.. Almack stays on the Nc
Glashen place, Hill farm to Mr.. Trout, GOrrel
farm to MIR. Dregg and brother, OF Springfield,
Mo, MIR. Collects farm to Mr.. Dugon. Of Miss
ouri, and j. s. Miller says he could rent q hun
dred more If he had them
The following is the program to be carried
out at the Gentlemen's Pancake Social and
Literary Entertainment to he held at the hall
February5:
Prayer, Rev. V. M King.
Recitation. Elmer Thompson.
Select Reading, Fred Nelson.
Recitation, Walter G. Jewell.
Pantomine representing Armour & Co.
manufacturing Bologna Sausage.
Recitation, Edward Shockey.
Recitation. Orlando Spencer.
Pantomine showing effects OF Armour & Co. g
Bologna Sausage.
This will be followed by q supper Of pancakes
baked and served by gentlemen. Admission
5 cents. Plate of cakes with tea or coffee.