The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-04-21
The Kansas City papers all had ac-
ouOfa of the Wait 0f the Cnr,,r,,arcial

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Mr.. Howlins) bnt we quote it literally
to show how near a metropolitan pa
. per can come to the truth when i
tries real hard:
The Kansas City tourists started out Monda
night 70 capture the sunhower state but Las
night they surrendered at lola to q band @
pretty girls under command of Miss Clar
Foust, a handsome little prairie flower. Tn
train was late in reaching there and the sto
; was not made until o clock c. Ausher
man. C II DeClute and George A Howlins a
a special committee of welcome met the part
at Eureka and at lola led the way to tn
| opera house. Five hundred men and half a
many women were gathered there and when tn
first Of the procession entered the hall the Iol
band began q salute and the Kansas Citvan
! Immediately surrendered. The band consiSte,
of Miss Sue Reimert Miss Jennie Kelsoe Mis-
Gertie Duffy, Miss Minnie Irving Miss Beulal
Reimert Miss Ida MeHugh and Miss Bert
Reimert and was under the leadership of Mis-
Foust The Commercial Club assisted in tn
Inauguration Of Mayor Z W Mcneil thougl
them was his first official act Oscar Foust anC
Senator Charles scott editor of the lola REGISTER
spoke. and they were followed by Frank A
Faxon and others of Kansas City The meeting
closed with surprising whistliug solo by RALPH
Brown. lola is gaining fame by her output o
building stone, politicians and natural gas
The fence Of the public square is made of ga,
| pipes Last night these were connected with
| the towns supply OF natural gas and holes
were tapped and lighted, making novel illum
nation
Next Wednesday. April 70, is the
18th anniversary of the /. o. o. F.,
and the lola lodge of that order. to-
gether with the Rebekah lodge, both
of which have enjoyed a great boom
during the past year, expect to cele-
brate it in fine style. The exercises
will begin at o'clock Wednesday
evening with parade by both orders
in full regalia, in which they will be
joined by other lodges that have been
| invited and are expected to attend
At $50 there will be a banquet at G.
A. Il. Hall. free to all Odd Fellows
and their families. And at O'Clock
there will be a reception in the Opera
to which verybody is invited. Major
Foust will deliver an address and
there will be recitatiOns and vocal
and instrumental music. The Occa-
sion will doubtless be a most enter
tanning one.
Cards are out announcing the we'd
ding of Miss Nola +. Miller and VIM.
A. Kline which will take place at
the residence of the brides uncle at
Bennett, Mich, on Monday evening,
May l, 1893. The groom is not known
here, but the bride is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. z. Miller and has lived
in lola all her life where her modest
manner and attractive disposition
have won for her the highest esteem.
The announcement of her wedding
will be a great surprise to most of her
friends here, who supposed when she
went to Michigan last fall that it was
Just for "a little VISIT But they will
all rejoice in her happiness and will
all send her their best wishes.
For the first time in several years
we have sent out bills during the past
week to subscribers living in the
county for the amount due US on sub
scription, and we shall probably send
out some more during the coming
week. Those to whom these bills have
been sent must admit that we have
been very lenient with them in not
asking for settlement sooner. And
now that we have gone to the trouble
of sending them a statement we hope
they will take some pains to square
accounts. 1t is not much to any one !
of them, but all together it is good !
deal to US.
The report of the visit of the Kan |
sas City Commercial Club to lola on
last Thursday evening which we |
quote elsewhere is so complete as to |
make farther details unnecessary. 1t !
was a disappointment to all of US that /
the strong wind made it impossible to |
give any adequate display of our gas.
But aside from this everything was |
very satisfactory. The visitors SEEM !
ed highly pleased with their receipt
ion, declaring it was the best they
had yet met with. They certainly |
carried away with them a very pleas
ant impression of our town and peO-
pie.
The more Chamberlain's Cough /
is used the better it is liked.
We know of no other remedy that al
ways gives satisfaction. 1t is good
when you first catch cold. 1t is good
when your cough is seated and your
lungs are sore. 1t is good in any
kind of a cough. We have sold twen-
ty-five dozen of it and every bottle
has given satisfaction. Stsadman &
druggists, Minnesota
Lake, MINI. 80 cent bottles for sale
by Evans Bros.
The hard north wind on Wednes-
day evening blew in one of the heavy
upper panes of glass in Evans Bros
front window. Tell was nearly scar
ed to death, but aside from that and
from the loss of the glass there was
little damage and it was made good
by insurance. An hour or two later
0n the same evening one of the upper
panes in StevensOn's blew in. The
store was closed so that the accident
was not discovered until morning
damage was done to
goods in the window.
Zephyr Ginghams at Northrup's.
The Wichita Chassis of the Reform
ID church has been in session in lola
his week, and will remain in session
With daily and nightly meetings un-
Ill Sunday evening. The first session
vas held yesterday evening. There
ire a number of ministerial and lay .
delegates and the session promises to
De interesting and profitable to those
Who attend. The sacrament of the
Lords supper will be administered
sunday morning.
The attention of agents who want
10 get hold of the best selling article
n The market. is called to Clayton's
Quilter which is now on
exhibition at T. NJ. Bartels' store.
Every woman who sees one wants it,
md it sells itself. Any one desiring
! county agency should apply at once.
Mrs. Goshorn has returned from
Ihicago where she selected her spring
md summer Millinery. She now has
he largest and most complete line in
lats. togas and bonnets ever brought
o lola. Third door south of De
'lute's Clothing store, lola, Kansas.
You can get any style of low shoes
-ou want at Northrups.