The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-08-14

wick, Grace; Beeman, Emma; Crist
Lila; Cain, Minnie; Courtney, U. r..
Courtney, o. D.; Cain, Oscar; Culbert
son j. A; Chambers, Nettie; DeHaven
Ida; Ewing, May; Estey, i. S.; Eli
son, A. Titus; Gerall, Olive; Gardner
Nettie; Harris, Clara; Harris, A. p.
Henderson, ]. E.; Hamilton, J. M.
Hayes, Herbert; Hickman, Lulu; Lea.
vett, Carrie; Lemasters, Effie; John
son, Cora; Mcknight, Myler, Alice
McGlashen, Gertrude; Mitchell, Leona
Myers, Clara; Minroe, Maude; Myler
Melvin; Marsh, Della; Marks, w. s.
Nelson, Wilfred; Nash, Ada; Noble
Carrie; Osborn, Mary; Pancoast, Ionic
Pressler, Kate; Remsburg, Z. c.; Rob
erts, ]. O.; Eussel, Edna; Seymour
Geo.; Smith, G.. A.; Smith, G. w.
Smith, Rhoda; Spencer, Ida; See, Ma.
ry; Stewart, John; Tanner, Frank
hees, J. F.; Wood, J. IT.; Walker, J
c.. Williams, Orval; Ireland, Lulu
Ireland, Eva. The total number oI
applicants, 81; Number of first grade
certificates, Is. Number of second
grade certificates, %. Number of third
grade certificates, %. Number of fail
ures, "a.
The regents Of the University of Kansas al
their june meeting provided for the beginning
Of the geological survey of the State TO be car
ried on by the University. DIR. S. W. Willis.
ton, professor of geology and paleontology,
has been In charge of a small party in Cove and
| adjoining counties for the last two months. He
has returned to Lawrence with the specimens
| a fine lot obtained, and now proposes beginning
| q valuable work in economic geology DIR
Willston will make an investigation of the build
L IT,. al e., h. r. a.. IT
| wishes TO begin work in the southeastern and
south central portions of the State sOlicits in
formation concerning the occurrence of build
ing stones, cements, clays, etc in this region.
brought to his notice, and make a scientific en-
| aminatiOns of the materials. Any assistance
which may be rendered DIR. Williston in this
matter will be for the interest of the State. and
probably to the direct benefit of the parties in
terested. All correspondence should be adj
dressed to DR.. S. W: williston. University OF
Kansas. Lawrence .-Hutchinson FeTs
Iola's building stone should not be
allowed to go unnOticed.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. PEGS of Liberty
ighborhood have the sympathy of
the entire community i'm their bereave-
ment caused by the sad accident re-
sulting i'm the death Of their son, FL
mer, aged ten years. On Saturday
evening last Elmer stepped into the
stable suddenly and startling a usual
ly mild and gentle horse, caused the
horse to kick, striking the boy and in
juring him so seriously that DR. Chas-
tain was at once called, but despite
all that could be done for him the lit
tie sufferer died Monday morning.
The funeral services were conducted
at the house Monday evening and a
large concourse of friends with the be-
reaved parents followed the remains
to the Piqua cemetery where they
were inferred.
Among the most pleasant social af-
fairs of the summer was the birthday
party given last Saturday evening by
Miss Della Hewitt, at the residence of
Mr.. G. III. DeClute. The evening was
perfect and the guests entertained
themselves indoors and out with con-
versatiOn and games. The ladies' band
furnished music for the occasion.
Among those present were Mrs. Cora
Lawyer, Misses McNiel, Welch, Cas-
mire, Richards, Mcclure, Ewing, Gull
bertson, Powers, Evans; Messrs. Pot
ter, Weigley, Evans, Harris and Nc
Mel.
Several county superintendent bor-
rowed Mr.. BARRIERS county uniformity
some with his permission and
some without, having it printed in the
same form that his was printed i'm and
bearing the signature of the superin-
tendent who desired to use it, and Mr..
Barber informs us that, so far as he
has heard, every county in which this
was distributed by the super
has voted for county uni
formity, which is one of many bril-
liant plumes i'm Mr.. BARRIERS cap.
A couple of rascals attempted to set
the house occupied by Mrs. Raft, near
the Mineral Well, on fire the other
night. A pile of shavings was placed
against the wall and saturated with
kerosene. Mrs. Raft was awakened
by footsteps and frightened the in
cendiaries away, catching only back
view of two retreating figures. Match
es were found near the shavings and
there can be no doubt as to the pur-
pose of the men.
Laurence Journal: Plumb, Ross
lngton, Geo. Peck and some more of
the "fellersn are to start for Europe
soon. 1t will be interesting to note
what the consequences will be if that
crowd meets Charley Scott. The lat
ter will want to be with the old fell
lows for awhile, of course, but if he is
how is he going to explain his conduct
to the young crowd when he gets
home?
What you want is the Victor Steam
to save your fruit, berries |
and green corn. This is not a Dryer |
but an ErdpOTutOr and il warranted
TO do good work, is cheap and will not |
wear out. Try one. All orders left |
at A. Ewarts' Hardware Store will be |
filed and there the machine can be
seen. 1t does away with canning. +. |
Atkinson, Agent, lola, Allen Co, Kan.
We are asked to announce "to whom
t may concern that There will be a |
yrand entertainment given here by
he people of color, August 81, begin
ling with graIpi program following
IN interesting debate" The debate
: OH the question, (which has the
better right to America, George Wash
ngtOn for freeing it or Columbus for
discovering it?" 1t is to be held at
he Court House.
I will not extract teeth for 40 cents
ZACH, but / will do your dental work
IS cheaply as first-class work can be
lone and warrant it to give satisfae-
ion or refund your money. l always
leep my napkins, instruments and
lands clean while operating. +. a.
the dentist-over Farmers
Store.
X. C. Star: One thing that the ed
tor of the lola REGISTER objects to
n Paris is being accosted at every
doorway when he steps out of the no
ell at night by women to whom he has
lever been introduced. If Plumb and