The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-02-19
Mr.. Peter Torrance. of WILSON

Il
e sances.
l This weather is as capricious as
l girl; all smiles and sunshine one da,
, all frowns and tears the next, certai
only in its changeableness.
The band was out last Saturda
afternoon and favored the great crow
that was in town with free concert
The boys are making splendid Pre-
gress.
5000 house plants from 5cts to $40
Not forced by heat. VIII not die o
stint by moving. Call soon and ge
your choice at the lola Greenhouse
Mrs. :. \ TOzer.
There were more people i'm tow
last Saturday than there have beer
on any other day for months. Team
were hitched nearly all the way
around the sqnare.
The Union Young Peoples meeting
will be held at the NJ. +. church mex
Sunday evening at six o'clock. Sub
Iect for the evening, "HOw TO Pray
Mrs. Williamson, leader.
Arrangements have been about COM
pleted for temperance lecture to be
given here on the evening of March 3
by Mr., j. Howard Moore. Further
announcement will be made next
week.
/ Salem Chapter No. order of the
Eastern Star, will give a social i'm
Masonic Hall Monday eve, Feb. ~.
Refreshments served. Music by the
orchestra. Admission 10 cents. \
cordial invitation Is extended.
Mrs, +. NJ. Eckley returned Tues
day from Illinois where she was call
ed by the illness and death of her
mother. She says that there is q
a great deal ofsickness there this win
ter and that the mud is isthomless.
Mr.. j. II. Young has l4gun a new
residence on the site of the one which
was burned last fall, 1t occupies the
same foundation and will be of the
same general style as the old. Rich
ards d Everhart are doing the work.
Mr.. Watkins, of the stone barn,
says he will put up a bond that we
will have grass by the 10Th of March.
His sign is thunder i'm the northwest,
and he says it has not failed during
the "a years that he has taken note of
it.
The county clerk this week adver-
tises for bids for the construction of
abutments for the two bridges order
ed by the commissioners at their last
meeting, one across Owl creek, south
west of Humboldt, and one across
Martin creek, in Geneva township.
DIR. J. =. Cummings of Bronson was
in town Tuesday.
The REGISTER is favored this week
with letter from Mr.. James Peery,
of Humboldt, on the broom corn ques-
ton which will he of much intesest to
farmers. Mr.. Peery has been in the
broom corn business for great many
years, and his opinion is entitled to
great weight.
For sale, my farm Of112 acres one
mile east of Humboldt one of the best
improved in Allen county. Well
built house, barns, stables, orchard,
winter fruit, small fruit, two wells,
cistern etc. Will pay to inspect if
you want Il home. Address, J An
drews, Davenport, Iowa.
The latest addition to the furniture
of the PresbyteriaQ church is two
fOur-light chandalierS and two double
bracket lamps. All the lamps are
fitted with Rochester burners and the
result is a brilliant illumination. The
lamps cost about $50 and were bought
by the Ladies Working Society.
The ordinances published last week I.
are printed again this week fOl the
reason that the line "First published
in the lola Register Feb. II, 1922 was !
not inserted last week where it should /
have been. The omission was the
fault of the one who prepared the copy
and not of the "intelligent COM
pOsitOr."
y man by the name of J. Fl. Coulter I
suicide at Kansas City ?
last Sunday. On Monday letter
came to his address written from La
Harpe, this county, and signed 'Lil-
lie Ann" If this item reaches the
eyes of any of the friends of the dead
man they should address the coroner,
City, Mo.
For rent. \ first class residence
property located one and One-half QU
blocks from the public square; house
Of seven rooms nicely finished, good
well and good cistern, good barn for
three horses, feed bins and two tons
IF hay, also buggy shed. This is a
desirable property to live in. Price,
SO per month. e. l.. Whitaker.
y note from Charlie Hyatt, Kansas
city, says that Miss Mabel Clark sang
very acceptably at an entertainment
given last week by the young ladies
If Mr.. Hyatt's church, and that Oh
Tuesday night of last week recep-
ion was given in her honor by Mr..
md Mrs. Hyatt. The Misses Cox and
Mrs. Cunningham were also recent