The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-02-23

the Carlyle neighborhood but who
has been I'm Colorado for ten years
past, was here this week looking up
his old friends. His wife and daugh-
ter were with him.
The prOtracted meetings which have
been in progress at the Reformed
church under the direction of Rev.
Stone during the past four weeks. will
probably close this week. They have
been quite successful.
Gus. Krannich, the tailor opposite
Pennsylvania Hotel is prepared to
make up spring suits at very low
figures in first class style. fit and
workmanship. New spring styles re-
ceiBed. Call and see him.
X. C. Star: An lola boy with q
couple of COW bells, an old mule, a
pillow horse, bob sled and a mess of
fresh, crisp girls can have more fun
for fifteen cents than Topeka young
man can have at So an hour.
Misses Clara Welch and Adah
Wright went to Ottawa Tuesday,
W here Miss Clara will give an enter
tainment and visit week or 80. Miss
Adah expects to stay about month
with her friend, Miss Maude Parmen-
ter.
Mr.. Frank McKinsey and Miss
Annabel Overmyer slipped away
from their friends last Tuesday, Feb.
Is, and went over to Yates Center
where they were married. They have
the good wishes of all who know
them.
Our Usage friends have very prop
erly appealed to the railroad commits
sioners to require the X. G. Il P. to
send an agent back to the station at
Bayard and maintain an open station
there. We hope they will win the
fight.
Mr.. G.. o. Smith has bought the
Heller property, just east of the
school house, the consideration being
$500 cash. This is a very desirable
piece of property and Mr.. Smith is to
be congratulated on securing so pleas
ant home.
DIR. L. 8. White, of Kansas City,
Mo-, and Mr.. Austin White, of Evans
Vile. Ind, brothers of Mrs. DR.. Boul-
son were visiting her the first of the
week. Mrs Boulson accompanied them
to Missouri where they all 60 to at
tend a family reunion.
Miss Pearl Hunt, of Fredonia, who
has been visiting Miss Mitchell for
two or three weeks, went Monday to
Mcpherson to visit her brother. She
was kept here several days longer
than she had intended to remain, by
the snow blockade.
We still have on hand large num-
Der of the first part of our Worlds
Fair Photographs, so those who were
deferred from coming in by the bad
weather or from any other cause may
still supply themselves, SO as to have
the series complete.
Walter l.. Brown, who is in school
at Stanberry, Mo-, writes to the REG
IsTER to say that the rumor current
here that the Kansas boys at that
school were lodged in a barn is not
true. He says that he and all the
other Kansas boys are well lodged in
good houses.
Deacon Woodward says il is all a
mistake about him cleaning the snow
off the court house roof last week and
making a nutmeg crater out of it in
the process. He says it was at least
four years ago, and maybe five, and
he thinks that people might forget
about it by this time.
Yates Center Ne,cs: Allen county
sent over nice looking delegation Of
teachers last Saturday, bot we are
not going to risk our reputation as a
judge by saying that they were, COL
lectively, better looking than Wood
son county's teachers. We are too
loyal to say that if it were true.
K. C. Star: Mr.. r. NJ. Lawrence
of Garden City. who failed to get the
appointment as receiver OF the land
office, is willing to compromise the
matter by taking the postoffice of his
home town. He should have the
hearty sympathy of Colonel "Bill"
Jones, if not that gentleman's sup
port.
Mr.. Fred E. Simpson, of Lawrence,
Kansas, asks the REGISTER to request
that any of the citizens of Allen cOun-
ty who are now, or have been at some
time in the past, communicates of the
Protestant Episcopal Church of Amer
lea or the Church of England and Ire
land, will send their names and adj
dress to him.
Mr.. C. F. Davis, editor of the Bloom
field, iowa, Fdrnae says: 1 can rec
ommend Chamberlain Cough Rene
dy TO all sufferers with colds and
Group. 1 have used it in my family
or the past two years and have found
it the best 1 ever used for the purpose
for which it is intended" so cent
bottles for sale by Evans Bros.
Owing to the uncertain health of
Mrs. Fred. Rowland, which makes it
impossible for her husband to give the