The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-05-13

skill to enable its publisher to get 8
living out of it. There is greater
overproduction in country newspapers
than there is i'm corn or wheat or cat
tie, and no o. dinary man can IN one
any length of time and save his bacon
We know rich bankers, wealthy far
mers and prosperous lawyers, who
have made money all their lives, who
if they went into the country news
paper business, would be sold out by
the sheriff in no time. 1t requires
financial ability of the highest order
to run the business end of a country
newspaper.
The Lawrence Record has the fol
lowing complimentary allusion to a
of-Allen-county boy:
One Of the busiest men in town is f F Cald
well lie has successfully pursued his studies
in the Law department ofthe | University togeth
CT with very satisfactorily keePIng up the work
. OF assistant postmaster He has done an I'M
mense amount of reading in connection with
his law studies and when he leaves the Cniver
sitv he can truthfully tell of what can be ac-
colnplishcd by the burning of midnight oil u
lie is now putting in an extra amount OF LABOR
4 upon a commencement Grafton some people
have not always agreed with Caldwell upon
political matters but personally respect him. rs
he is one of the greatest rustlers who has eveI
+ of your self made men, one who actually sup.
ported himself while al school, and by hard and
3 persistent driving commanded recognition In
the law profession L. + Caldwell will doubtless
forge 70 the front
Laurence Record: Jack SchaD
and Miss Maud Thrasher were mar
ried at lola last night at the residence
of the brides parents at eight O'Clock,
Rev. Freed officiating. Only the inn
mediate relatives were present. The
young couple arrived In this city to-
day and will leave for their future
home in Hiawatha Monday. Both
bride and groom are we'll and favora-
/ bly, known here, the bride is a popu-
/ lar member Of,the Kappa Alpha Theta
fraternity and the groom is connected
with the Hiawatha World. The Rec
/ ord joins in extending best wishes for
their future.
There will be no preaching in the
I n. l.. church next Sunday morning.
/ The pastor has been granted a leave
/ of absence and left yesterday for
/ Omaha. Neb., to attend the General
conference of the NJ. +. church now
/ in session in that city. The Sunday
/ School will meet at the usual hour,
and in the evening at s p. m, the Ep-
worth League will hold an anniversa-
nv exercise to which all are cordially
! invited.
The following are the jurors drawn
for the June term of court: l.. d.
Buck. H. w. Huffman, MarmatOn;
/ Joe Kelly, Geneva; Jos. Croker, A. l..
Johnson, H. Groesbeck, lola; +. M.
L
johnson, Elm; c. +. Sawyer, l. H
Lemaster, s. G. Jordan, Carlyle; j. ).
Ford, G. w. Harris, Ben Clark, Els
more; II. \. Kemmerer, Humboldt;
J. NJ. Samuels, Usage.
John Wise, of Deer Creek, is one Of
/ the farmers who believes in a diver
sity of crops. He has planted this
I wear so acres of corn, 40 acres of oats,
/ 20 acres of flax, II acres of broom corn,
! 10 acres of millet, Is acres of timothy
and a small patch of barley and spring
wheat for experimental purposes. II
will be mighty queer season if Mr.
Wise doesn't get big crop Of some
thing.
Toronto Republican: G.. w. Me
Daniel may yet be tried for the muir
der of his wife at Leroy several years
agO. She was found hanging in hi;
smoke-house on his place west of LIE
Roy, and many persons have always
believed that he murdered her. He
is now at liberty having been released
from the Eureka Jail sometime ago Oh
a writ of habeas corpus.
Ed. 4. Larber finds that it is impos
sible for him to find time to perform
the duties of Commander of McCoOE
Camp. :. of V. 10 which he was elect
ed last January and will therefore
tender his resignation. A meeting o
the Camp will be held tomorrow
night TO consider the matter, and ev
cry member is urged to attend.
Mrs. C. r. Beckwlth, of Garnett, i:
visiting friends in lola this week
I The REGISTER is indebted to her fol
a piece of wood which she helped takt
with her own hands from one of the
posts that formed the stockade arounC
the old Rebel prison at Anderson
vile. 1t is a relic which will be high
ly priced.
This Office is in receipt of Prof
Shows chinch bug book. 1t is very
elaborate report and leaves no room
for doubt that the professor has hi
upon a practical method for eXtermi
mating the chinch bug. Farmers
wanting a copy should address thu
Chancellor, Lawrence, Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. NJ. Cooper, of Lyn
Z don, brOther-in-law and sister of tn,
bride, Ralph Thrasher, ofPaxton, I'LL.
aud George Thrasher, of Kansas City
her brothers. and Mrs. Schall and Ed
Schau. mother and brother of thu
groom, were here to attend the Schall
Thrasher wedding.
Eureka Messenger: Col. w. Z
Jones. chairman of the State commit
tee, is receiving a great many cOmpll
luents concerning his speech at tn
Salina convention. These cOmpli
ments are all well deserved. Tn
CoIoners address was simply an al
round daisy.
w. III. Ling lost valuable Holster
/ cow Monday, the death resulting, h
thinks, from some poisonous stuf
which the animal had picked up Of
, the streets. There is an ordinanc
. against throwing garbage on tn
streets, and it should be obeyed.
Last weeks Elsmore Eagle gives
. pleasant account of the marriage o.
: Sunday, May 1892, at the residenc
Of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mr'
II. w. Cox, ElsmOre, Kansas, of Mis-
Lizzie c. Cox to John w. Pine,
; PleasantOn Kansas.
DR.. f. r. Metcalf, of Colony, was
caller at the REGISTER office recently
, The Doctor is likely to be the Reput
lican nominee for State Senator in tn
district composed of Anderson an
Linn-an honor of which he is in eV
!. cry way worthy.
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