The Iola register., 1891-07-24

! ton and three of his lady pupils ON tn,
guitar, favored Mr.. ID. Ewart with 9
serenade. Mr.. Ewart showed his graf
itude by inviting them to Ego after
his peach trees If they wished. Thi:
was precisely what they had intended
to do, whether he invited them or no.
and they of course accepted the invi.
tation. AT the say time several of the
young ladies' gentlemen admirers,
who had heard of the serenade, and
wanted to be "in it," had arranged a
little serenads all their own, and
when Prof. Hamilton had got a snug
perch in tree, they stepped from be.
hind some adjacent shrubbery and
fired six pistol shots. Prof. Hamilton
says that the reason he fell from the
tree was that limb broke, but Mr..
Ewart insists that the tree is intact.
The young ladies never paused in their
flight until they reached Marshal
Baker whom the boys had instructed
to come up that way. Prof. H. has re-
covered from the fall and is laying for
the boys.
Masters Roy and Phil. Slower cele-
brated their birthdays last Wednesday
by entertaining about thirty of their
little friends. Roy was seven years
old on Tuesday and Phil. three on
Thursday, so they compromised by
choosing the day between for the cele-
bration. The early evening was spent
I'm playing games and in the hearty
enjoyment of the birthday supper, and
the children returned to their homes
about o'clock. The little folks pres
ent were Misses Clara and Hazel Bow
lus, Grace Jones, Grace Davis, Maud
and Bessie Beck, Jessie Bartels, Louise
DeClute, Irene Taylor, Julia Mcclure,
Fannie Chastain, Sarah Ewing, Grace
Miller, Grace Patterson, Hazel and
Phila Stevenson, Fannie Goodhue,
Stella Jennings, Jennie Arnold, Flor
ence Mitchell, Tiny Mcdowell, and
iasters Bruce Bowlus, Hal Jones,
Ray Taylor, Edwin Mcclure, Bob
Miller, Fred and Harold Fulton, Ora
Rose, Ira Goodhue, Eddie Thayer and
Holledge Allen.
The new fashion journals, la
Mode, ,""La Mode de Paris" and "Al-
bum des Nodes" published by A Nc
Dowell & Co., 4 West 18th Street, New
York, are the most elegant of their
kind ever brought to our notice. The
styles are drawn by the best artists;
and the books are produced by rival
houses in Paris, each trying to excel
the other in the character of its pub
lications. Formerly they were printed
only in French; but they are now
published i'm English for the use of
American readers. These journals
furnish the styles one month i'm ad-
vance of any similar publications.; and
they have practical department, in
which lessons are given each month
on how to make dresses, etc. The ad-
fashions, the lessons i'm dress
and the giving of the styles
one month earlier than heretofore are
strong points i'm favor of these fashion
books, causing them to be called "The
These excellent publica-
tons can be obtained from all news
dealers.
Moore's gallery, one door north of
Fishers hotel, is still headquarters for
the finest portraits, groups, and views
to be had i'm the county. Experience,
instruments, fine accessories
and the best light known to the pro-
fession, enables us to guarantee first
class work. In likeness and brillian-
cy of finish we propose to excel. With
the instantaneous process we can make
fine sittings in any weather. Baby
pictures speciality. Old pictures
copied any size or style. Prices for
he next thirty days until Aug 1O):
any style, in best finish, 81.
per dozen; no extra charge for groups.
Mr.. Chas. Richards has been in
own this week looking after lola pi-
NOS. Mr.. Richards is always hearth
Y welcomed by his old customers,
Who firmly believe that there is moth
ng which he doesn't know about pi-
nos. Mr.. Richards has obtained a
'atent for an invention which will if
uccessful, make an epoch in the his
oiy of piano manufacture. 1t is an
by which the pitch of a
'iano may be changed without .retun-
ng. Two large piano houses have
dopted it, and there is little doubt
hat it will become in a few years an
ssential of the modern piano.
The Presbyterian church makes a
cry respectable ruin since the side
ralls have been torn down. 1t is
ound that people were unnecessarily t
Harmed about the danger of their col
apsing Immediately. The workmen
ay that they were good for a great
many years yet. However the church a
will be so much improved by rebuild
ng that no one will regret the move q
nent. All the windows will be low
red and two new ones will be built in
he north end where the pulpit recess
will be. Other changes will add much ,
o the appearance and convenience of
he church.