The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-02-10
SHlLOH'a VITAlIZ
For Sale by Evans Bros.

The use of "slangp is undoubtedly
the mark of a vulgar and unregent r
ate intellect, and some people are to-
strictly high-minded to "catch on" to
slang expressions. The same school
teacher who warned her pupils, in all
good faith, against the superfiuous
sat" in "where am at?' became very
much alarmed the other day when
she heard girl say of certain young
man: "Oh he's clean out of sight. -
The teacher feared he was playing
"hookey."
The people of the Christian church
gave a social at the Opera House Mon
day evening to help defray the expen-
ses of the meetings just closed. Re-
freshments were served, and enter
tainment was furnished by the
monograph and music by the lola
Harp club, the evangelists Cook and
Ridenour and by professional
violinist.
We overheard local politician, in
discussing the anti-options law, base
his reason for supporting the law upon
the fact that he was opposed to
sumptuary Legislation, and he thought
local option nearly as bad as prohibit
tion." He was glad they had formed
law suppressing local option.
For the meeting of the Masonic Grand
Lodge of Kansas ut Hutchinson, Kan,
Feb. 18th to 18th, the A. T. & S. f.
r. r. will sell round trip tickets to
Hutchinson at one and one-third fare.
Lowest first-class tickets to be sold Feb
IL to 16 for return 10 and including
Feb. IS.
Meetings have been very ably and
satisfactorily conducted by Mr. Frank
Camel, of the Presbyterian Christian
Endeavor society. The meeting to-
night will begin at 6:45, in order to
permit those who desire to attend
Prof. Picken's lecture.
The revival meetings held in the
Opera House by the evangelists Cook
and Ridenour under the auspices of
the Christian church were brought to
close Sunday, Every one is very
well pleased with the work which
Mr.. Cook accomplished.
a sceptical acquaintance told us
last Thursday that he didn't believe
the ground hog has any influence on
the winter. But he is now convinced
that it does. He thinks we have had
six weeks weather crowded into the
last seven days.
Four head of horses for sale as fol-
lows: One mare 5 years old, one mare
4 years old and two geldings coming
years old. These horses will be sold
for cash or on 0 months time with ap-
proved security. See me in lola. L..
Hobart.
Our school children have devoted
pretty much all their leisure moments
to the fascinating occupation of skat-
ing for the past two months the ice
having been in good condition both on
the creek and river.
Judge Hankins' court will be open
ed Saturday at 10a. m. for the purpose
of taking evidence in the contest of
Banker Moore for Farmer Funston's
seat.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Turner are mour-
ming the loss of their fine bird dog
Eddie" who died Friday from eating
Rough on Rats which they had set
out for rats.
Mr.. VIM. Davis is up from Oklahoma
Territory on business. HIS visits are
always a source of pleasure to many
friends here
Mrs. NJ. l.. Miller and Mrs. Anna
Apple went out to Moran Tuesday
and organized a Woman's Relief
Corps in that place.
We hear with regret the report that
Mr.. J. c. Beatty, Of Usage township,
is dangerously sick with pneumonia.
Several cases of great local interest
have caused an unwonted activity in
lola Justice courts this week.
Rev. G. y. Queen, OF Ft. Scott was
in town few hours Wednesday.
Cheapest valentines in town at
Campbell's drugstore.