The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-03-17

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The announcement from Mr.. Cleve-
land that men who held office under
his first administration are not eligi-
BILE to reappOintment, does not seem
to discourage our genial fellow towns
man, Col. w. G. Jones. In an inter-
view with a Washington newspaper
man he says: notwithstanding
the rule, will be appointed United
States marshal of the Kansas district.
The rule is all right-but / will be one
of the exceptions" 1t is reported,
however, that he is very angry over
the outlook and blames Senator Mar
tin with working against him. He
claims to have strong pull with
Lamont and Harrity and depends on
them to get him through.
The REGISTER publishes this week
a call for a Republican mass meeting
to nominate a Republican ticket to be
voted for at the approaching city
election. This is as it should be.
Let the party lines be drawn and
then the administration will be re-
sponsible to the party and it will be a
better administration ON that account.
Every Republican voter in lola should
attend this meeting in order that a
full expression of the party may be
had. Let good, honest, popular men
hn
Mayor down, then turn out and elect
them and we will have an admins
tratiOn to be proud of.
Rev. J. w. Squier has reason to con-
graduate himself on the hearty re-
ception given himself and family at
the informal gathering at Mrs. w. H.
Richards hospitable residence last
Monday evening. y program exhib-
iting the best musical and histriOnic
talent of the young people of the con-
gregatiOn was followed by an even
ing of social enjoyment rarely excel
led on an occasion of the kind, and
those who attended have every reason
for cOngratulating not only Mr.. and
Mrs. Squier, but also their hospitable
entertainers, Mrs. Richards and Miss
Blanche.
LII. Kasebeer was up from Salem
Tuesday and called on the REGISTER.
He says that all the farmers down his
way have their oats sOwn, while a
great many have large part of their
corn ground ready for planting. The
general report is that farm work was
never better in hand at this time OF
year. The people are certainly doing
their duty, now if the weather clerk
will do his we will have big crop
and all get rich and happy.
We are indebted to }. F.. Henderson
for the following list of officers elected
at Grand Lodge A. o. U. w. at
Hutchinson. Master Workman, f.
f. Murphy, of LeavenwOrth Fore
man, w. NJ. Wallace, of King
man; Overseer, B. +. Bailey, OF
Parsons; Recorder, f. NJ. Forde, OF
Emporia; Receiver, +. a. Beck, OF
Topeka; Guide, NJ. Delano, of Frank
fort; Waterman, Hugh Steward, OF
Council Grove; Steward, ID. ID. Cas-
sill, of Belleville.
With nice sense of the eternal fit
ness of things, w. J. Pickell became
the happy father of future Republi-
cali voter ON the morning of Saturday
March 4, during the last hours of Har-
risOn's Administration. Sometime
that afternoon, after the Inaugural
ton of Cleveland's administration, G..
G.. Mccarthy became the father of a
little girl who will no doubt be wear
ing Democratic campaign caps in a
few years.
Prof. j. ID. King, of Kansas City,
will give an Evolutionary entertain
ment at the school house this even
ing. General admission 10 cents; pu-
pills 10 cents. Halt the proceeds to &C
to the school. We have been shown
reports of Prof. Kings entertainments
in numerous newspapers and they all
characterize it in the most fiattering
terms.
s. +. Whitlow, one of our we'll
known and successful school teachers
has bought w. A. Cummings interest
in the real estate business, and the
new firm will be known as Fry q
Whitlow. Mr.. Cummings expects tt
remain in lola, we are glad to learn
and will give his attention especially
to insurance.
The picture which the Ladies' Co
lumbian club of lola will send as theil
contribution toward the decoration o.
the Kansas building at the Worlds
Fair, is now on exhibition at Evans
Bros, drug store. 1t was painted by
Miss Mary Chamberlain of Humboldt
and has received a great deal of fiat
tering comment.
Bishop Joyce, of the NJ. f. Church
preached at the Opera House Tuesday
evening to a large and greatly inter
ested audience. The Bishop is con
sidered. next to Bishop Simpson, a;
the finest pulpit orator in the Metho'
| dist church, and we were very for
tunate inhaving him stop with us.
The large number of public build
| ings to he erected in Kansas this yea
ought to create a demand for Iol
marble. Wouldn't things be ivel.
around here if our company SHOULD
ret a contract for $4,000 worth @
stone! And such a thing is entirel.
likely to happen.
c. l.. KnowltOn and o. b. Mile
were down from Geneva yesterday
The latter was appointed trustee Il
place of J. y. Palmer, resigned, a spe
cial meeting of the commissioner
having been called for that purpose
The appointment is an excellent on
in every particular.
Piles can be cured, piles will b
cured, piles are cured with Dewitt
Witch Hazel Salve. An eXcellen
remedy for all skin diseases. Cowa
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