The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-09-09

byterian church at Geneva. This IL
O rare and perhaps i'm Kansas an un
precedented record, and the event viii
be very fittingly observed by Quar-.
ter Centennial celebration to be held
at Geneva Friday, September Is, from
2 till 5, at which time and place the
following program will be given;
Advantages and Disadvantages of Long Pas
t0rates Rev. W. s. Wilson and Rev. J. NJ
McElroy.
Lights and Shadows of Ministerial Life -
Rev. J. McGaughey.
"Colaborers I'm the Field."-Rev ". J Morse
Of the Cong. church and Rev. Stillwell. NJ
THE DeacOn's Work. ID. S. Leayitt
The Sunday School Jas Templin.
The Early Church"-P. VI. Luyster. J. IL.
spicer.
"The Ladies' Missionary Society Mrs IT.
win and Mrs. Spencer.
Review by the PastOr.-Rev s. NJ. Irwin.
The Log Cabin Glee club, which
gained SO much glory in 1888, has
been reorganized under the manage
ment of ID. b. ID. Shelter and is get
ting ready for another campaign.
Its first meeting for practice will be
held i'm the Court House ON Saturday
evening, and it expects to be able to
render at least one or two songs at
the Republican Club meeting next
Thursday evening.
Mr.. A. l.. Harmon thinks we ought
to have q Flower Show here in lola
some time this fall, and the REGISTER
thinks so to. Those we have had in
the past have always been successful
and profitable i'm more ways than one.
This fall has been very favorable for
flowers and the exhibition would
doubtless surpass any ever given
heretofore. Let us have flower show
by all means.
Married, At the NJ. +. parsonage in
this city on September 3rd, by Rev.
A. s. Freed, Mr.. Cecil G. Murray, of
Fort Worth, Texas, and Miss Mable
Ladd, of lola, Kas. The groom is the
son of our old townsman, James Muir
ray. The bride has lived all her life
in lola, and was a young lady of rare
and remarkable beauty. They have
the best wishes of all their friends.
Here are Hicks predictions for the
of September:
From the 9TH TO 18th Is period of equinOctial
danger on sea and land. Many good rains dur
ing this period, and cool weather and frost to
al storms on the 18th and 18th. The 10Th to I'D
Is decidedly marked storm period The sun
sguarely on our equator with moon between us,
Watch 10TH list and 22nd The 18th Is the cen
ter Of two to three days of disturbances Month
will end warm, with storms forming i'll the
west.
There will doubtless be great deal
of wheat sOwn in Allen county this
fall. The rains have put the ground
i'm splendid condition, and seed is
cheap. Now that Prof. Snow has
eradicated the chinch bug there
doesn't seem to be any reason why
wheat should not be sOwn here, and
we hope large acreage will be seed
ed.
The annual report of the City Lib
rary appears in this issue and makes
q very gratifying showing. 1t should
be matter of pride to every citizen
that lola maintains so large a library
and keeps it constantly growing.
The ladies who manage it certainly
deserve unstinted praise for their
public spirited and unselfish service.
I Capital: A Harvey county farmer
is going to try the experiment of
planting corn in the fall, just as wheat
Is now sOwn. He says he has for a
long time noticed that volunteer
corn always makes a good crop when
cultivated. If successful this will
prove to be discovery of very great
value to the farmers of the semi-arid
regions of the West.
What shall it profit man ifhe gain
the whole world and then has the
dyspepsia so bad that he can't enjoy
any of the good things it contains?
He wont have dyspepsia if he takes
DeWitt's Little Early Risers.-Cowan
4 Ausherman.
Joseph Eshbaugh received a tele-
gram last Sabbath from Guthrie
Oklahoma announcing the death of
Mrs. Martin German a former resi-
dent of this county. Mrs. German
was a sister of Mrs. Eshbaugh. The
remains were brought to Geneva and
inferred there on Monday. Rev.
Irwin officiating.
Can't we have some races or an old
soldiers reunion or camp meeting or
else of that sort here at
lola this fall? The track is in fine
the grove never looked pref
tier, and the weather is simply magni-
ficent. 1t does seem pity to make
no use of all these favoring conditions.
We are sorry to learn, from the Col
ony Free Press, that II. l.. Elliott has
sold out his hotel business to C.. III.
and will leave with his fam
ily for California as soon as arrange
ments can be made. Mr.. Elliott is an
old resident of Allen county and will
be missed by many friends.
Miss Lena Peterson started Monday
to Boston where she goes to spend
year at the Conservatory of Music.
While they will miss her greatly, her
friends are yet glad that she is to have
so fine an opportunity to cultivate her
talent for music, and wish her a most
pleasant and profitable year.
Laurence Record: While little
Edna Clifford was riding her bicycle
yesterday evening, back of Leis' drug
store, on Henry Street, in some way
she ran into hack standing by the
sidewalk, and hurt one of her hands
very badly.
A gentleman of this county who has
excellent judgment remarked to us
the other day that he knew of no pill
so good for constipation, dyspepsia
and liver complaint as DeWitt's Little
Early Riser.-COwan d Ausherman.
The attention of the ladies is es-
pecially invited to our line of child
ren's waists. We never carried them
before but we have brought on a fine
stock this year and offer them at very
low prices. Anderson d DeClute.
IN. Spencer brought in a regular
Republican ear of corn
1t is II inches long, has
Is rows and is filled to the very tip.
Mr.. Spencer says he has large field
of this corn that cannot make less
than 80 bushels to the acre.