The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-11-02

having spent about four weeks among
her lola friends.
the REGISTER Office hiss employed
six printers this week. And 1t could
have used another one or two IL they
could have been found.
Star: lola can brag about her arc
tie explorer all she will. but Salins
has q young man living In Honolulu
who writes letters to the papers.
w. H.DeHart has located at But
Ter Mo-, where he will 60 into the res
tauraut business. He 10 q good mar
and the REGISTER wishes him sue
cess.
Owing to the prevalence Of diptheris
i'm the neighborhood, the Teachers
ssociation meeting announced for
Savonburg next Saturday IL postpon-
ed indefinitely.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII A. White came
down from Kansas City last Saturday
to attend the Fred Funston reception
They were the guests ofthe REGIsTEB
family while here.
At the last meeting Of the Allen
county Horticultural eociety vote OF
thanks was given to all parties who
contributed fruit or money towards
making the display at the State FUR.
Presiding Eldsr, 8. s. Martin, will
hold quarterly conference at the NJ. f.
church Saturday evening and Sunday
The Saturday meeting will be held
promptly at Z o'clock. The Sunday
| nj hn
J. w. Dickson aud wife, of Neosho
Falls, visited his sister Mrs.
p. J. Talbot in this ciey, Monday last.
He will move to Danville, ILL.,, In a
few days to accept the position OF
book-keeper at the coal mines.
DIED: At the home Of her parents
east of lola, Sunday morning, Oct. %,
Miss Mary Fife, i'm the 18th year OF
her age. The remains were taken to
Colony for interment, the funeral SER
vices being conducted by Rev. j.
Hunter.
Beginning with Sunday, November
4th, the Seventh Day Adventists will
hold regular service every two weeks
at 7:30 p. M, in the first house north
of the court house. Invitation lie
hereby extended to all to come, and
bring their Bibles.
Miss Blanche Richards gave a par
ty last Wednesday evening i'm honor
of her guests, Mics Winchester, OF
Chicago. and Miss Crawford, of Par
sons. A large number of the young
people were present, and the occasion
was much enjoyed.
Miss Kittie Winchester, who came
out from Chicago tOattend the Potter
Richards wedding, expects to return
home today. Miss Winchester is well
known in lola, having been afrequent
visitor at the home of her uncle, II
A. Ewing. and her many friends were
| glad to see her.
Owing to the tremendous pressure
of job work crowded upon this office
this week the paper has been neces-
sarily neglected. We trust that ouI
readers will bear with us for one
week longer. and then the war will
be over and the REGISTER will come
back to its old standard.
r. s. Happersett was checked out
at the NO. Pac. depot last week on &C
count OF being a day or two behind
with his reports. Mr.. Happersett il
the most popular and efficient agent
the Mo. Pac. ever had here, and 9
petition, signed by all the business
men in town, has been sent in asking
! for his reinstatement.
There is certainly no baking pow
der so well known and generally USED
as the Royal. Its perfect purity. q
we'll as it's superiority in leavenins
power. are matters of fact no longel
disputed by honest dealers or maker
of other brands. Its virtues are %
we'll known to every housekeepei
that the ISLANDERS of the dishonee
makers of the cheaper goods fail Il
touch ii.
There was a pleasant gathering o
young people at the home Of w. Il.
Mcclure last Tuesday night. Each
one spent the evening according Il
the dictates of his own conscience
and an enjoyable evening was thu
natural consequence. The evening"
enjoyment was increased by two solo
by Misses Crawford and Shelter, TIT
former singing lovely anthem, anC
the latter divinely rendering tina
touching little ballad, 1.-THE Skeete
song"
The reception given to Fred Fun
stOn last Saturday evening was ;
most happy and interesting event. NJ
effort had been made to get out ;
crowd. and vet Grand Army Hall wa
packed and many who desired To at
tend were unable to get in the room
1t was a spontaneous expression Of in
terest and pride that was deepl,
gratifying to the young explorer, VIII
spoke feelingly of his appreciation
and gratitude. Mr.. Funston brough
down the curiosities and mementOs h
had collected on his journey and ex
hibited them to the audience in
pleasant talk of halt an hour. Tn
remainder of the evening was spen
socially and very pleasantly.