The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-07-15
Union: Our Ladies' band returned

{ Onion: Our Ladies' band returne
! from Wichita Thursday evenin
where they had been furnishing mn
sic for the Wheelmen's tournament
They completely captured the citizen
OF the Peerless city and the visitors
: The following from the Wichita E;1oI
in its write-up of the Fourth of .JHI,
parade speaks for itself: The thir,
division was headed by the Ladies
Military Band, of Humboldt, Kansas
This organization was made ND O
Adies, pretty as peaches and very
handsomely dressed i'm uniforms o.
blue and gold. They played som,
beautiful music and were given cheer
after cheer as they progressed with
the procession.
One of the Walters was holding
forth on the street the other evening
and had made all the adjacent air
blue with dismal tales of the hard
times, when little man who has ear
rled bod all summer spoke up and
said, "Well, times may be hard and
we may be robbed by the tariff and
all that; but 1 never knew a time be-
fore when man could support his
family and get fair suit of clothes
with one weeks wages" And every
body smiled and looked happier, ex-
cept the Waller.
The Third Party ProhibitiOnists
held their State Convention in Topeka
this week and nominated full State
ticket, as follows: For Governor, L.
o. Pickering; Lieutenant Governor.
A. +. DOuthait; Secretary of State, III.
w. Stone; Auditor, Gabriel Burdette;
Treasurer, Joel Miller; Attorney Gen
eral, &. III. Nichols; Superintendent of
Public Instruction, Miss Ida Hagdon;
Associate Justice Supreme Court, C.,
7, Stevens; COngressmap-at,lar
Rev. j: NJ. Monroe,
AavOahnry Progress: AS a fisher.
We think III. III. Johnson takes the
cake, as we had the pleasure last
Monday for the second time this sum-
mer of tasting some salmon which MIR,
johnson assured us he caught from
his share of Big Creek. Wouldn't it
surprise people if q valuable salmon
fishery should be developed i'm that
neck of the woods yet?
Fl. Scott Monitor: To plow corn
until it is in tassel insures fair crop
in the dryest weather. PlOw in the
mornings and evenings. A single
shovel pillow with short single tree is
what is needed. II this advice is fol- /.
lowed it will add S200,000 to the in
come from the crop of the readers of
the weekly Monitor. This advice,
however, is free. Try it.
The question of having the meat
closed on Sunday has been /
talked ab0ut good deal this week. /
The prOprietOrs would be very willing :
so far as they are concerned, but the 7
objection comes from customers who 4.
have no way of keepiag meat during
the hot weather, The probability is, /
however, that the shops will be closed. /
We publish in this issue, and hope
to be able to give each remaining week
of the crop season, the official wealth
er and crop report from the bureau es-
tablished at Topeka by the Depart
ment of Agriculture. The report will .
be interesting, we are sure, to all our
readers.
The REGISTER job office is busy
this week getting out the Premium
List of the Moran Fair which is to be
held August 23-4-5 and 6. Something
over 3, 600 is offered In cash premiums,
and the managers are doing every
thing to make the fair success.
The Union meeting of the Young
Peoples Societies will be held i'm the
church Sunday June Il,
at 7:15 p. III. Subject, "Work for the
Cnsaved", Mr.. Ira Patterson leader.
Every body is cordially invited.
There will be meeting of McCOok
Camp ;. V. at the Post Room tomor-
row Saturday evening, for the pur-
pose of electing Captain. 1t is very
that every member of the
camp should be in attendance.
Mrs. A. S. Freed was called last
Friday to LOuisburg Kansas to the
bedside of Ella, the daughter of Mr..
md Mrs. Freed, who was taken ill
1ery suddenly. We are glad to know
hat little Ella is now better.
There will be preaching in the Pres
,yterian church next Sabbath at II a
n. and p. m. Subjects: Morning,
Faith and Works. evening, "a
'roblem for Solution. Free pews and
cordial welcome to all.
The regular meeting Ofthe Woman's (
Club will be held next
Wednesday afternoon at the club
DOM. A full attendance is desired as
here is business of Importance to come
,efOre the meeting.