The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-06-13
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Il Mr.. A. T.. Warner, whose serious
illness was noted some weeks ago,
passed away on Thursday, June ).
The funeral services were held at the
residence of his daughter, Mrs. ID. l..
Bassett, near Liberty school house,
west of the river, where the death Oc-
Cured. on Saturday June Z, Rev. G..
y. III. Moore officiating. The remains
were inferred at the farm. The de-
ceased was one Of our best citizens, q
man of the kindest manners and of
blameless life, and his death is loss
that many will feel keenly.
Last Sunday word was brought to
| III. Klaumann that his fine driving
mare, which he has in a pasture near
town, had been hurt and was appar-
emily dying. He went out and found
that the animal had cut her leg on u
barb wire. The accident must have
happened at least a week before, a.
the mare, unable to walk from loss of
4 blood, was nearly dead from hunger
and thirst. Mr.. Klaumann has been
carefully nursing her this week and
hopes to pull her through all right.
Mr. 8. Jscoby, west of the river,
has a rain-gauge and hands US the
following record for the five months
ending June l: January, 81 inches,
February, 1.3S, March, 1.25, April,
2.2l, May, 5.6S. Total Isl inches.
II this proportion continues during
the remainder of the summer it will
give Us splendid season.
Capt. Frank III. Wellman, of Go. G.,
lst Regiment of Kansas National
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Rev. y. :. Freed, and Mr.. Carl Pick
ering, Corporal of the same Company,
both monumental marble men, have
been here this week looking at our
city with a view TO locating.
The conference.committee has finally
agreed ON the dependent pension bill
and ii has been passed. The commit
tee struck out the service feature and
the pauper feature and leaves il a
straight disability bill. 1t il estimat-
ed that it will distribute SS5, 900, 900
Among the old soldiers
Married, at the home of Miss Ruth
Brown, on Wednesday, June 10. s. G..
Jordan of Carlyle, and Mrs. Deborah
II. BozOrth, of lola, Rev. VIM. Han
kins officiating. Both parties have
numerous friends who will extend
their very best wishes.
The defense in the Carter cases
have subpGnaed 20 witnesses for the
approaching term of Court and the
sheriff has been out all week serving
the subpPnas. The State has sum-
nicned about twenty witnesses in
these cases.
The Chieego Tribune having invited
suggestions for the Worlds Fair, Mai.
Andrews of Humboldt, writes 10 sug-
gest ship, of the vintage of 1872. The
Major thinks this would be better
than tame copy of the Eiffel tower.
The county attorney will conduct an
inquiry to-day TO learn, il possible,
who has been guilty of illegal selling
Of liquor in Moran, Eight witnesses
have been summoned to appear before
him and testify.
Person PeterkiH: It seems a good
deaf easier fur the average man to dab
bic in new legislation than to put his
shoulder to the wheel which is already
sufficiently creased with the laws we
have.
At the correspondent picnic last
white mug belonging TO
child was lost. 1t was doubtless put
In the wrong basket by mistake, and
viii reach its owner if less at this Of
fee.
We have several hundred dollars tn
loan on good Improved farms. Call
soon, Also for next sixty days wils
make special low rates on fire and tor
nado insurance. Cummings 4 Jones