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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-11-10
"A los Sres. prOpietariOs

Los que suscriben ofrecen sus servicios CO.
mo slbaniles, poseyendo compIeta aptitud para
cualquier trabalo que sc les cOnfie en- el oficio
que elercen.
Los senores propietarios, de Ponce de
cualquier punto de Ia isla, que deseen Ocupar-
les, pueden estar seguros de que les dejaran
satisfechos.
Tienen d0oe amos de practicR = muy buenas
referencias de one daran raz6n en- esta impren-
ia de La DEMOCRACIA.
Ponce. Octubre % de 1S92-D Di0Hisso Bel
trdn-0 0kmpi0 DsCida-S Sebastian C9lJK-Elias
Conception. MaHHel Bruno Lago. 7-13
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-11-10
Acadia Municipal
DE AB 3B N II IL =
A ATISO

Con el I'm de poder formar el presupuesto
adicional de 1890 81 Ia liquidation del pc
riodo de Julio .Junio de 1891 a 90, la corpo-
raci0n Municipal que interinamente preside,
en- session del dia u del actual acOrd6 que Sc
anunciase en- el B0lettn 0tcial periodicos La
Bala1za, IItegT1dad NGci0aaal y DemocrgSa = los
lugares p1blicos de esta locahdad, para que to-
do ell que sc considere acreedor de este Ayun-
tamiento, presente sus solIcItudes con los
cOmprobantes CONSEQUENCES en- el terrulno de
treinta dias a contar desde la fecha del presen-
te anuncio; bien entendido, que los que no 10
verihquen, no podran hacer reelamaciones
este Municipio pOr 81 Sc demorara en- el pago.
L5o que Sc hace ptblieo para conocimientO
general
Adjuntas, Octubre 15 de 1S92.-Josf GarTlg6.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-11-10
L-ITERATURA
ivAMOS, HOMBRE

iUsted no sabe, que bien les suena
dona TOmasa, la Erase libre,
10 que me ocurre, la copla obscena
10 que me pasa? que nunca faltan
iSera precise en- nuestra escena
tomarlo guasa, Son sus melores
Y arlos senores GpeTIt5rOS
Sc han indIgnadO los movluientos
por uDos yersOs provocatIvos,
que he pubhcado. la danza impura,
iEstO me tIene los cuadrOs vIvOs,
desconcertado! las actitudes
iPues no me tachan hbi0Inosas
de escandal0so? V las piruetas
iNaya un crIterio escandalOsas.
metlculoso Como deliran
una maiera p0r esas cosas
de hacer el osoi-- Aunone las ecban
listed perdone de bombres de peso
81 le pregunto nor las coris+ss
10 Que uAted ODIna 1,iar5aD 81 saeo
sobre este as2uto. = las oontanorIar
Por mas que eala con arnbelaso
% 5a - psrrullo ,sll.s ,ll1 Que gracia tienen
* -: - - las plcarillas,
80 -. ~ - Y como lucen
tae - ~ - - las pantorrilas
~ '...'oe Esto les SAGA
p de sus casillas
In el teatro - . - p ee-l
todos los dIas
no estamos viendo - - to-s
e,neesr;gr5ss es1r;5rlas ;Lo dicho Todos
!, 1,ore,,,a.1as somos iguales
Pues a FL asisten ---------.---
hombres formales Aunque es muy trist
que nos condenan 10 que me pasa
por inmOrales. sera precise
81 Il cabo todos tonarlo 4 guasa.-
somos Iguales ! listed que opIna,
Como les gusta, dona Tomasa9
T,r-Ts RODRfGT-Ez CABRFR0.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-11-10
VENTA De MUEBLES

Sc venden precios sumamente baratos, los
siguientes:
Tn 1uego de bejuco con su docena de sillas,
cuatro sillones = un sofa; una mesa de marmol
sea mn centro para sala; an ropero, nm seib6
y tocador de seIOra y mesa de noche. rs
tos muebles tienen I'M mes medic de uso.
La persona que fnterese algunOs, puede di-
rigirse a don Edelmiro j. Lespier estas on
cinas 8 en- la Gale de Ia Virtud. 3-3
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-11-10

VICTOR MANESCAU-Joyer Y GAIA de
prestamos-Se efectl1an negocios sobre empe-
nos de prendas Y toda clase de objetOs de valor
Reina 2.
COAMO
FRANCISCO NTRON.-Conserciant en-
urovisiones. ferreteria, losa quincalla--Pre-
clos m6dicos.-Calle del Fuerte numero 6.
GUAYANILLA
JOSE CASUELA GEIGEL.-Plaza prin-
cipal-C ColmRdo FL Oli1apO.
CDT N-T90 r AT~UDrN-r
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-11-10

Ante el confesonario arrodillada
confesaba culpas Margarita,
La mujer mas bonita,
mas buena mas honrada
que en- la iglesia tomaba aqua bendita.
FL padre Nicolas, atentamente
clavaba Ell la muchacha sus ojillos,
IN tanto entornadillos,
mentras la penitente
hJaba la mirada en- los ladrillos.
ri Tanto lie uieresF-preguntole el cura.
-Tanto, cue sin el muero, padre mio,
' lloro 81 desvio
Y es tai mi desventura
que no lie apiada mi door, impio.
este diciendo de sus negros olos
como perlas de fuego Sc escapaban
lagrImas que rodaban
hasta sus labios rolOs,
para siempre ALI sc sepultaban.
- Nalgame Dios!-el padre repetia--
que amor cause en- e. anna ese quebranto....
Y la nina entretanto
sin escuchar decla
- POr que, senor, por que le quiero tanto
al dirigir al cielo la mirada
para implorar de Dios mayor ventura,
noto cue el senor cura
era copia acabada,
de aquel que ella adoraba con locura.
-Padre-dijo- jpor.que vuestro semblante
al suyo Sc asemeja de esa suerte,
hacienda que despierte
mas viva por nj amante
esta passion que costara mi muerte
-iDejadme que os contemple enamoradR!-
rogaba al sacerdote Margarita,
la mujer mas bonita,
mas buena mas honrada
que en- la iglesia tomaba aqua bendita.
-Hija-contest6 Ell cura,-calla vete
Y no pienses en- mi, ivana quimera.
Y al verla luego fuera,
Sc encasqueto el bonete
= exclamo: La chiquilla es de primera.
Alfredo Oroseo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-11-10

En- la farmacia de Yale & Can
cio Sc acaban de recibir Aguas mi
nerales de Vichy, Contreseirlle, Ca
rabala, Rubinat, Loeches y St
Boes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-11-10
LA Elegancia Habanera

Acaba de llegar 4 este ESTABLISHMENTS una
escogida factara de casimires que Sc detallan
2 vara.
Sc llama Ia atenci6n del p1blico para que
aproveche Ia ocaci6n ante Ia pr6xima espoca de
hsstas. TO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-11-10

Los artesanos de esta ciudad no pierden
OCCASION de dar impulse Y prestigio-al greinio.
Actualmente tratan de fundar CentrO de
instruction Y recre0, con el I'm de proporcionar-
sc momentOs de esparcimieuto soiaz.
En- dicho eentro habra una bibhoteca oonde
Ia muier podra instruirse
Ya Sc ha nombrado la comisi6n que debe
redactar el Reglamento, asi como la Junta pro-
visional que ha de iuangurar Ell nuevo Circulo.
Digno de APPLAUSE es el interes que los arte-
sanos muestran por el mejoramiento de la
elase.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-11-10

Adulando los vicios de los grandes SO FORTH
can, hasta sus mismas virtudes Sc corrompen.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-11-10

Segtn dice la Gaceta, los ayuntamientos que
pesar de las exhortaciones del Gobierno Ge-
neral no han hquidado cuentas pendientes
con el Magisterio, son los de la Capital, Camuy,
Mavagiiez, Las Marias, Maunabo uana-Diaz,
Hormigueros = Caguas.
Con ese motive Sc ordena dichOs ayunta-
mientos, Que en- el t6rmino de tres dias justif-
quen debidamente las causas que le hubiesen
impedido dar cumplimiento Ia Circular del
Gobierno, I'm de exigir cada uno, antes de
que hnalice el mes actual, la responsabifdad a
que por su desobediencia Sc Aayan hecho acree-
dOres.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-11-10

En- el cosmos todo esta ordenado con sabidu-
ria Y bondad infnitas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-11-10

Ponce, Junio 7 de 1892.
Sonora dona Clara Thillet.


Muy seIora mia amiga
Por indication de mi amigo don Francisco
Nicot, use su especifico para unas anEinas que
hacia algtin tempo venia padeciendo, desde
Ell primer dia cOmence sentir los efectos de
tan saludable preparado, encontran dome l.
bre de tan odiosa enfermedad, los ooho dias
consecutivos de su uso. Desde entonces STEM
pre- que he tenido OCCASION, 10 he recornendado
a mis- amigos para esta clase de dolancias Y
siempre con maravillOsos exitos.
De la presente pnede listed hacer al uso que
mas lie convenga.
Queda de listed zuyo affmo amigo v S. S.
OBJ s.M
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-11-10

CHOCOLATE MENIER, RoN SUPERIOR ST.
n1onpietrl. Jarabe creosotado del doctor Carbe-
nell Y Vino de SAN RAFAEL, farmacia GA
DEA, Atocha 10.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-11-10

FL ateismO el relajamiento de las leyes son
los precursores de la ruina de los Estados.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-11-10

Maestro particular amigo don Carlos Toro,
ha dejado de ser representante de la imprenta
FL TELEGRAPH, de la que ha hecho cargo su
propietario ell senior NORM.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-11-10

Cualquier cosa que hsgamos para obigar
reconocimiento.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-11-10

PO-BRE CHI-CA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-11-10

CHOCOLATE MENIER. :
Fasmacia de Yale G CaHci0.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-11-10
EPIGRAMA

Jpgando en- cierta OCCASION
al monte, con mucho apuro,
poniendo en- la mesa un duro,
Soy caballo!-dijo Anton.
I otro punto, aun mas perdido,
murmur6 con ironia:
-Si es por ascenso, fe mia,
10 tiene usted merecido.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-11-10

Las palabras agridulces revelan casi siempre
el amor propio herido.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-11-10
Alfredo Oroseo.

que lastimal-decia I'M yerno delante del
cadaver de suegra, victima de pulmo-
MIA NJ orirse ahOra, que Sc lie hRbia presents-
do un padecimiento en- el estomago.
Cuantos dolores Sc ha economizado,
In comerciante ha puesto en- su almacen la
muestra siguiente
AL REMORDnnEETo
Especialidad trajes de httO para rtudas
Una ioven de negros Y rasgados ojos conver-
saba Ell otro dia con caballero elegante.
La conversation giro sobre el sueTo.
-Yo-diJo el-necesito dormir 10 menos
siete horas.
-iSiete horas!-ezclam6 asombrada 10 belli-
slma interlocutora.-A mi me bastan tres
cuatro.
No me extraila-contest6 81 caballero;-
unos ojos tan grandes como los de usted pueden
dormir una hora 10 que en- dos los demas
In general bastante POGO avisado pasaba
revista a sus tropas.
Antes del desfle Sc coloc6 en- sitio conve-
niente para digir una arenga a los soldados.
Uno de los oticiales de Ia esoolta dijo:
-Veras dice alguna barbaridad.
81 general, que 10 oy6, Sc volvi6 dijo al
Official:
Ira usted desde aqui arrestado por ounce
dias.
-tQu6 tai, dijo 81 o6cial castigadO 4 su
amigo. no decia 70 que iba decir alguna
barbaridad?
Tn mendigo Sc acerca un portal donde
trabaja IN iornalero.
-;Buen hombre!-le dice NO tiene usted
par de zdpatos vielosf
-Pues isl los que traes calzados estan
nuevecitos
-Por ESQ, precisamente; porque quiero
nFng0r.s ssavAr
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-11-10

Hemos recibido el catalogo de las obras5 de
m1sica, que hay de venta en- el almac6n de- Sc
nor don Olimpio Otero, Gale de Atocha.
Contiene muchas variadas obras.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-11-10

Los senores Garcia Hermanos, de Yabucoa,
nos participant que han veudido los senores
Villafane Garcia las eXistencias de una de
las casas de comercio que tenian establecidas
en- aquel pueblo, quedando la liquidation a
cargo de los referidos sefores Garcia Her
manOs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-11-10

Nuestro colega FL Espeio, de San German,
pubIica estadfstica municipal, que una
muestra excelente de 10 bjen que adHifiStraba
aquel Municipio, e. ceIebre trd,asfuga Primitive
Anglada.
Segun datos administrators recogido por el
coega en- el Ayuntamiento, el alcalde polilla
ha gastado en- el servicio de bagajes, que Sc
hace por administration, las cantidades ST.
p11ieutes
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-11-10

Por este simple detale va cOmprenderan
nuestros lectores cual no ser1a el despifarro
durante aquel periodic prIBsitivo porque atrave-
50 el Municipio de San German.
En- cambio el senor Aldea Berenger, que solo
desempena la Acadia desde ell 6 de Oc
tubre, ha gastado desde aquella fechs hasta los
cinco primeros dias del mes actual la suma de
50 resos, Y aun le parece algo crecida causa
del subido precio que Sc asigna los bagajes
por cada viaje.
La desproporci6n no puede ser mas enorme
V pone de relieve las grandes dotes adninistra-
twas de Primitive
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-11-10

FL senior Balbas ha presentado 4 la Diputa-
cion Provincial una mocion tendente que sc Il
pida la Compania de ferrocarriles el edifcio
que ocupa en- Santurce para hacer en- el las
modifcaciones necesarias para Ia installation de
la proyectada Exposition regional.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-11-10

Ha fallecido en- Mayagiiez el apreciable senor
don Anastasio Lopez de Victoria, hermano de
nuestTo amigo don Nicolas, director de Ell Re
SlERe1l.
Enviamosle nuestro pesame.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-11-10

En- las catedras establecidas por la Sociedad
Econ6mica de Amigos del Pals, estara cargo
de nuestro companero en- la prensa don Manuel
Fernandez Juneos la de Literature general Y
analixis literario."
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-11-10

Un comerciante ha puesto en- su almacen i
muestra slguiente:
AL REMORDDIENTO
Especialidad en- trajes de htt0 para rtHdas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-11-10

ORLANDO LAVERGNE.- Comisionis
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-11-10

La famosa causa incoada por los fraudes CO.
metidos en- Ia Junta de la Deuda de la Habana
que tanto escandaliz6 d la opinion pnblca, ha
sido fallada por el Tribunal Supreme, absol-
viendo don Federico Prado Y condenando a
seas naeses de prlsi6n don Luis Oteiza, princi-
pales oompGcados en- aquellos fraudes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-11-10

FL rio Yagitez ha hecho una regular avenida
0este.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-10-14
Three Score md Ten"

In response to the invitations issued
i'm the name of the Young Peoples
Christian Societies of lola, Kans., to
those who had attained the age of sew
enty years, thirty-six gathered at the
residence of Mrs. J. +. COlbOrn last
Thursday, Oct. 6, where a reception
was rendered them from to p. m.
The ministers of the city and their
wives were also present.
After two or three happy hours had
passed in recOllections of Olden times
by the ladies, and tales of pioneer life
and war incidents by the gentlemen,
each lady was presented with a white
bouquet and each gentleman with a
red one, as the gift of y. l.. Harmon
from his greenhouse. Then all were
seated at the tables which were pro-
vided with bountiful supply of edi-
bles served by members of the several
societies. When the repast was fin
ished the lola Band made its appear
anee and played several favorite Sc
lections which were thoroughly enjoy
ed by the old people.
Just at the close Of the reception the
old folks, being called to order, voted
unanimously their most hearty thanks
to the young people who had gotten
up the entertainment for the interest
and regard they had manifested in
devising and carrying out so nicely
such pleasant and enjoyable event.
1t was happy company that after
noon, and the day was one of perfect
sunshine, yet there was solemnity
about this occasion, as the white heads
and feeble actions of many seemed to
chronicle the fact that their race was
nearly run,-their life work quite fin
ished. The following list comprises
the names of those present, giving age
and place of birth; it will be noticed
that both Mrs. Hayes and Mrs. Mitch
ell are ~ years of age, but Mrs Mitch
ell is the older by two months. Mr..
Geo. Utz, age So, represents the oldest
gentleman present; Mr.. r. Acers, age
~ follows
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-10-14
South Salem

Mrs. Allen returned to Chicago INST Friday to
visit her daughter and will go from there to
New York
C. Palmer was in Chanute last week visiting
relatives.
George and Charley Myer have gone to the
Strip TO look at the country.
Mr.. Lash's brother Is here with his wife visit
ing their relatives here.
Mrs Storms returned to her home last Satur-
day
Mrs. Albert Jay visited relatives in Wilson
county over Sunday.
Mrs Viola Turpin. of Labette county is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Will Palmer. and other
relatives
Mrs Chapman, of Chanute. visited her many
old friends around Bethel and vicinity not long
ago.
Wilson and Lindley Hawlcy, of LaIIarpc, have
been visiting with friends in this neigh borhOOd
Miss Ruth Tibbetts visited her sister the first
of the week
Mrs. Henneigh who has been visiting her sis.
ter and other friends returned to LOuisburg the
first of the week in company with her husband
who has just returned from Oklahoma
S. Gerall was in Chanute the first Of the
week
Miss Manda Abbott went to Indiana last week
with relatives, TO remain some time.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-10-14
Prairie Hall.

good time at J. W Stewards party
l.. I Barber says he didn't care about going
in 'cahoOts' with any other party. Ed is Il
good talker, and self-msde man.
Mrs ID Ayers attended the convention and
reports that 1t was good to be there.
Whit Boyer is out west Bob Ard has return
ed and reports seeing as many as twenty thresh-
ing machines running at one time.
Miss Kate Gardner is at last able to be out af-
ter long spell of sickness.
Mrs. Allen Woodward's mother, Mrs. LOller
is living very low mt Chanute.
Some that were contemplating attending the
convention at LaHarpe were detained by 4
slight Occular trouble, namely, q sty.
Milly Anderson is sOjOurning at Greeley Rein
hardts
Cha rlie BOeken is sojOurning in ElPasO Tex
as. His sister Millie arrived at Los Angeles
Cal and reports Mrs knight. formerly of lola
still i'll very poor health. which we regret to
hear
J. W Gullett has moved his corn cribs and is
preparing for husking about the 18th. His Sis
ter Mrs Hyatt Is visiting him this week
We regret TO hear of the death of Frank Lam
ion, of Pittsburg. He was nominated for State
senator. and was one that Pittsburg can hardly
get along without, aud his deeds of charity viii
live as long as memory lasts. Frank was
liked at home and abroad. He was member
of the LaniOn Smelters, and is known by 4 num-
Der OF Allen county's citizens.
George Thompson has been on the sick list,
but is better now.
Our + p l. concert is quite well attended,
and our home talent is doing well.
Boeken Bros. viii not get to SOW any wheat IL
it does not rain. and that which is sOwn is not
doing any good
Hoover Kerr is in our midst again and, judg-
ing from his appearance, is contented TO re-
main. HIGGINS.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-10-14
CORR ESPONDEN G E.
From Register Representatives is Being
Done Throughout The County-Events
and Gossip of the Week.
Geneva.


Ono of the pleasantest entertainments OF the
season was that given by the Yorng Ladies'
Circle OF the Congregational church on Satur-
day evening. Everyone coming was invited TO
year and the friends of the society responded
quite literally. After well rendered program
OF literary exercises, the articles were sold AZ
auction bringing an acceptable addition to the
funds Of the society. II there is any commend
alton deserved in our neighborhoOd 1t Is by
these young ladies. whose receipts have been
over one hundred dollars for home missions
since their organization two years ago.
HOwlnud. Irwin and Franz shipped cattle
from this place last week.
Mrs Nina King, Of Yates Center, was visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs ID. l.. Warner the
first of the week
Miss Leota Rosenberger of Carlyle, is stopping
with Mrs. Spencer.
Miss Minnie Childs was in Kansas City this
week consulting an Oculist
G. l.. knOwlton, Lew Masters, George West
and a number Of others whose names we did
not learn attended the Kansas City fair last
week.
The Childs brothers shipped a car load OF
hay last Friday
Miss Olive Thayer, of lola, is teaching the win
ter term of school at Carpenter.
Mr.. J NJ MatoOn Is making arrangements to
put up a feed mill 1t will be quite convent
ence to many and we hope he will make the
new enterprise win
A number of Republicans from this part OF
the township attended meeting of the Club a
the Carpenter school house Friday evening. I,
5. Slower and Ed. T. Barber delivered the adj
dresses
Mabel Curtis Hattie Leake, Maggie Templin
Harry TempliD Emma Hyde. Robert Warner
Herbert Spicer, Maggie Edwards Lulu Carmean
Cena Grimm, Maude West Sarah Franz, John
Master, Chester Master, Frank Mabie and Julius
Franz are the pupils of the Geneva schools who
were neither tardy nor absent during the first
month
Mr.. Bradley purchased a drove Of young cat
tie from Rev Irwin.
Mr. and Mrs Z. Freyer returned f.om
Kansas City. Monday. where they had been Wis
iting friends and relatives and viewing the ex
hiblts of the far.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-10-14

Allen County Sunday School Convention
The Allen County Sunday School
convention met at LaHarpe, Kans..
Oct. 1 and 3, 1892. The convention
was opened with Praise service led
by Rev. Gillham, followed by prayer
by Rev. Robinson, of lola, after which
President H. b. Adams took charge
of the convention.
The remaining part of the forenoon
was taken up by five minute talks on
the subjects as announced in the pro-
gram, and proved both interesting
and instructive. Upon adjourning for
dinner the ladies of LaHarpe spread
a table loaded with good things TO
eat, which was highly appreciated by
all. The program for the afternoon
was carried out in full and many good
suggestions were made. In the even
ing Rev. Freed, of lola, addressed the
convention on the subject of The Sun
day School and the Child's Future
Life. Music was furnished by the
choir assisted by the Remsberg band.
Wednesday morning, the President
BEL g absent, Mr.. Cleaver was elected
to take mis- place, and the following
officers were elected for the ensuing
year: H. b. Adams, president, EN-
ma Mcknight, secretary and treas
urer. The appointment of vice pres
ident for each township was left to
the president. A collection for county
work was handed in amounting to
1888. A collection of 1898 was also
taken for State work. The Executive
committee for the coming year are NJ.
P. Jacoby, Mrs. Cunningham and
Mrs. Bassett.
a motion was carried agreeing to
hold the next county convention at
Prairie Hall. A vote of thanks was
rendered the people of LaHarpe for
the hospitality shown the convention.
EMMA MCNAUGHT,
Sec'Y.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-10-14

Mrs NJ. b Williamson and Miss Ollie Milligan
have been added to the sick list since the last
meeting.
Mrs J Rumbel is now improving steadily.
Miss Kate Johns from Fulton, visited at Mr.
Milligan'S over Sunday.
number of persons from here attended the
fair at TT Scott last week.
T. d ONeall and Chester Briggs returned
from the West where they had been threshing,
last week
A E Martin was sick few days this week.
but is again at his work.
Vim. Gard returned home last Friday. after q
visit of nearly two weeks
J. NJ Davis shipped three carloads of cattle to
Kansas City last Thursday.
Miss Edna Russell has assumed the principal
from the fever
Miss Mary Goodno is teaching for Matte Will
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1t is growing pretty dry in this part whether
you believe 1t or not.
The protracted meeting closed at Rock Greek
Sunday night.
There Is considerable sickness in this part
again.
The Deer Creek school was closed last week
on account of the teachers taking the typhoid
fever. The Silver Leaf teacher is also down
with the fever.
Rev. j. l. Robinson preached his farewell
sermon at Rock Creek Sunday night before go
ing to conference. Everyone in this part wish
es him well wherever he may go.
Several from this neighbOrh0Od went TO the
United Brethren conference at Fl. Scott this
week
F. Jackson says he has killed twenty -four
beeyes this fall
The people of the Rock Creek neighbOrhOOd
surprised Mr.. Robinson by all dropping in on
him Monday afternoon to the number of about
thirty