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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-17
nEc0rnEn MnETGAGES.

Abraham. Meyer. and wife - Mary voorhees, o,no
BANKS. 5ayiG :, q" to Lewis Mach. % PARK 49,,
rrcEci T I' H. ih~ Washington LIE Insurance
60 ~ ana 22i West asth-s'. mortgages o,oo
ne ,,@' ilclaic ii +, Herman iirnnclcrrrr.
Beams. Joseph. and VIZ to Gertrude Nu'"s- ,oooo
cs "'' H. with William F. e. c,ihanr Meyer
cannon Trwiton and VIII. Co. Gustav schwab
and another. Haihsa'o-avr. corner fremont eooo
cohen racob 10 Marcus Kranskopf ) ith-sr.
e7.7 4 - Avenue y. year. ;:......:...... 300
fo,t. soth-st, 40 II ~ Amsirrdam-ave. ooo,
Goodman tlp.a to sophie s,rinfrli n $ liGth-s,.
40 81 81 ave- Years 49,. :; .c.,,..;. 90"
Fort G~orse-aye. plot - map i7S acres. i2m ooo,
Goidiacl~r Bertha. to Marsare,ta Newman. 1000,
s 2 ,rn,r OF o 2"y W.T. HS' rector warden iO"
ana ycStymcn Of Church Of the Transformation.
Gucn,al. Louise ct nj. to George R'es i'h- -.,o
nitchcock olIy-r n and wife to Oliver Iii,ch:
cock and another. executors. n l2''h-s'. Of oo,
Hrscen charss ana WI; Co.., :; nara li9 20
naPtins Ferainana r. to Maria l. Knox 50 and oooo
" Great Jones-s,. years .:............; 10000
Trust co. G7s 2i-aye 3 years ..".......'... 1000
Mc, w A + to william Sasr GsS ct =" % and 5000
Msndgibaum Harris and another l to F cI,
Year, mortgages .......e."..... IL 900
Marks Iirnri't'S. Esther Gcrshel. IL IVES, ..
N@Gs,ton James to Giacomo Dopra. Mott-st
.
Pchc Charles and wife to jewellers building
and Loan Association. Central ave 30 n
lot -. Morrissann. 21th Ward install
900
Paulson. Jacob y. and wife TO Fannie Meyer
TrcmOnt-aSe, n corner OF Railroad ave.
years 10000
Richey. David and wife To Augustus Holly.
osth-st 400 n Of Central Park West.
-oV'b
Rich"y. David. 10 Alex Mcintyre. 9sh-sf.
400 II ~ Central Park West. year........ 10000
Rchfelh. VIM f. Louis + Runt. linton
ave. 800 Il ioith-st . mortgages. 1000
Roorback. Harold. ct al TO J II browning
Wd-st. 32' n " Of vth-ave, and other prop
erty 1000
Nomcr. Gustav. to Title Guarantee and Trust
CO. il9 East 2Grh-st. years. ............... 1000
Schwarzlcr. Amelia. to August Jacob Trinity
. II l3Jl-st. | ............
Sienheimer Morris. to Lewis G Mack. 1850
2dave years. 5000
tuition. 81 oh-ave / yesr................... 10000
The rector. church wafdens and vestrymen OF
81 Ignaiius Church to the Ernigrnn Industrial
Savings Bank iOth-st. 10 n ~ 6th-ave.
Taylor susan II . Emily Wheeler. s $ i3sh-
ST. 30 II Of Iomc-ave. .............. 1000
Noth Richard &, and wife TO Frederic j Middle
brook and another I64 West s6th-st. and other
properly. mortgages. 5000
Wilcox. llslett D. ct al TO Ann Swift. trustee.
Werthene. Samuel. to William II Hall. 800 West
1lsth-st. mortgages Observation-Disclosures. 5000
Wood. Theodore. 10 Eugene Potter. lG6 West k5h-
st. year. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000
Wilsenbrrg. Rachel. Charles l.. Ritzmann
1Oth-avr, "a n Of 10th
Watering. Bernard J. to Avery T Brown and
other. trustees. = 5sthst 400 n OF i0th-ave.
Wuerz. william and wife otto Puich
Amsterinm-ave. - II Of S3d-st year....... 1000
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

cCr1, ~; Of it ss1s ', Mea ss 900
lo5th-st : g = OF Amsterian-ave Zo'T
iooii: John schnoering ana wife to Richard +,
a lyG@i No iss west Joseph veau ana >, mn
1eIs.t n "a Is n W OF Colunbus-ave 25xlooii. ooo
Charles Donnely and wife to Louis Grinis 10 1'o'o
leo ii: Alexander Mcintyre and wife to David ,-ooo
I icc H. jnd.on Todd to Adolp9 Iienans 5000
Manna,r new ,I Vic to ~ " Jnmes 100 900
'S,nSIin's' ,i y" y" Mn an. - 5000
M'j,'s, No H. tilacomo Dapra James Naugn- 60 .oo
ra 'i PLACE Place. 81 e ami 30 % Miirayst
a We, I"s''h ava "''' 10 pi'.' '' .. ls5 600
ic'ns %5 r. q Ay-nge =. g %as'2a' =, 900
ltS '' = ' 81 It Of adnye y eyio5S OTTO
an, No 40. East charles Muller and wife to :, 10
Great i"n '''' 80 %: Maria t. Knox to + 7
rh-s,, s. IA II v d Avenue y p 7xeo Mar
Gus Krauskopf and wife 20 jacob Cohen 49,. 1900
s,. no !? ri S %c., sn: l.. A. m.y. s2,
stn H"' go d !: W,s, DG'''"S D-., and VII.
,stG.,t 10 5oa Wcs, william II Hall ana VIZ o,ooo
laa'h..'. 20 II v Of Air,ander-syr l's'Ns. ,oo
M orr." N'"s' 70 n n ~ ICON ., syio,
II boan~y and VIC to 81 K..y ; ', $500
,.%,-I. bny'l qaia TO- william + Ncnf,,S. s'o'o
l''ih.st = corner - Shcrman.aye. l"'Ni". Goa
Maron-,,c. : 3a7 II samuri-s,. Csyi5o.
"" r noI . ara VIZ o1 9 F Fo21nam % @ 300"
Farms ~ II u Taylor-ave 2sxll3 Matthew
haifi 10 Katharine " Grf'h ...........:..... 1000
57c,ii5 walter j i.ec 70 e L Mcrscreaa..... $500
ioth-are ~ $40. charles l. Rzman to Rachel
7o'h..f s. EOS u > 81 piha,e 30 213Dio
Ella Conklnr 10 " u starting ......-...,.. Io5 Ooo
c4ra 9 LEHMAN '..'. ..''."... 10 30
SAM pl@psii, Richard e. yo,h ana Vie to- rh-o.
s;,1',l x,s ice T., ie3 wc.,. u u Jane. 70
sGh-st iGi :, " = We., End ave. 2o,ioe
Itei'ricS Van Tine t. James y Putnam. -. 10 ~.
2i-e,e. 10 lC-s. + Fisher and VIZ" 70 II jacob 49,
.7,h.;. {, - 80 +, " 81 s,h.ave 2orico5: Anne
da clark and husband 10 kalish -. $500
sist..' : ~ - ai-a'e OWL. Thomas .,
r,l-st. 30 y " - Inv 2'NI""3 M'ri'z oooo
i.S.hs. = q. - y = * M,dson-ave ~ Gxeoi ii:
E,a,na \ v4entnc To Rose 'rainor .......,. 1900
henry r,lrms1n ami vie t. iStn Film. % 80
ieG'hsi .iG q = 5thave ls9N'" III
oin~r hitchcock and another. EXECUTOR 1880
Mail.gn',,r " e. 90 q .of lilih.,t. 2Oy5o Mai
Nius l. A0aor 90 'yrll" Ctrieau. ..-....+...' POO
90 Henry - Mclean Of al Thomas + Murray. ,ooo
trustee - James 'og'n- ......---: 3-'"
1T is map. 'atharine Nun"r and 49,
4;,n-,, > 2'N Il u ,,h.avr. I65xloo5. .oo.
|n,riea Grimm ct $500
en-, ~ ~ W.s,. Ii as T. " bristol executor.
oic To- Il Wandcinaum and ano,hsr ..'..... SO 900
Eahn to Louis. nehlen .'.'...'..,,'....,... 1885
IT. and ID VIE Ite 10000
'--I-,,h Solomon =, sor,h n iiardne '..'., 1900
IlGth-si n D. los Il = 2Ia,e 20 Gxicoii. .oo
Sophie s','nfcd and husband 20 Clara GOODMAN l''""
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Countrn propern Go Get.

7 ENGLEWOOD. New-Jcrey. thirty minutes from
"a Chamhcrss,. twenty trains each way daily: modern
house. eleven stone stable four stalls
81 land $50 feet above tdewater midway between r. r..
station and Palisades al modern improvements: water
gas, &c. moderate.
II. ". BANKS. 1875 Front-st Ncw-York CITY.
I $500 4 YEAR RENT.-Two adjoining modern
"A houses. brick and Nova stone. IL rooms
located parties who be y. Y. during
day but who enjoy yachting and sailing. houses
within minutes walk of y y. Bay hoathouse md
houses within blocks: railroad station within min
ucs' walk time - minutes, fare cents. For photo
graphs and particulars inquire OF
:. q. RARCOCK. 351 Canal-st
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Gotcls.
Rallroaos.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

iast Express Trains to
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON. CHICAGO CINCIN.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS.
i iS9 p NJ nd , iS;i5 night. PITTsnuRG. 80 p. NJ.
Tsssdq Rs SGI 4 aS sSHGdsy $50 WISHING
600 Elk SUM-. $500 Dining Carr. 500 p N SUNDAY
$50; l2Jo nisht All trains daily except 500 p n
Ss ana SCS %a through
illuminated by Pntsch Light. ONCE, Ire o6i Ais la
broadway. ~ East i4th-st 400 Grand-st, ~ Y; stt
Of n. J. = '' ''' - 1" W.
Nsw-York Transfer Company will call for baggage
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poryGs or METHODIST CONFERENCES.

Scranton. Penn. April 16.-This mornings session
OF the Wyoming Conference was presided over by
Dr Manley : Hard. On the state of the country.
the Rev. Joseph Hartwell offered a resolution d.
rected against the Roman Catholic Church one Of
the speakers declared it too sweeping and prejudica
10 the best interests Of Christianity. 1t was with
drawn on unanimous request Of the conference. The
resolutions adopted deprecated corruption in politics
and the spread Of the social evil particularly the
advance of of impure lives 10 high public places
Troy. y. y. April 1.-the Troy Conference was
continued yesterday and last evening at COhoes.
To-day the credentials OF the Rev +. @. Rainey. n
former member of the Troy Conference. We're re-
stored. The Rev Mr.. Rainey for five years has been
a rector of an Episcopal church in the diocese or
Massachusetts, Bishop Warren. in approving OF the
restoration of Mr. Ra.ney said: Brother Rainey
comes back TO with the recommendation Of that
great and good man who has gone to heaven. Bishop
Phillips Brooks. and should receive him gladly
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LONG BEACH ASSGGlA1 Tl0N
Announces the Opening OF
LONG BEAgH, l.. D.

SEASON or 1906
This Rcror' Is within easy reach Of NewYork and
Trooklyn Frequent trains. moderate rates The Beach
Is uncxcellol summer resort anywhere on the At
iantc Coazt
Malaria AMI kindred troubles unknown Sanitary
strictly enforced Pure drinking water from pro-
tcctcd springs mainland Both surf and stl
bathing Unlimited opportunities for boating md fishing
HOTEL will be conducted European plan and will
open June let. Rooms viii be let reasonable
Special terms for table board
Ft'RNIsHED COTTAGES 10 rented 800 and
upwards. and viii be ready by May II. Gas and
are Included rent. TIE ASSOCIATION has arranged
for "St'MMER PARLIAMENT during July ana August.
REV. DAVID JAMES RtRREfL. u. D.. PRESIDENT
The following wcl-anown speakers will cooperate:
Joseph Cook Prof Alfred Schaufilcr Jesse L. Iur
but. u. D.. Wilbur T. Crafts y. u. John l.. Scuiicr
y. D. a. g. Dixon u. j.. Roy. J. y. Stearns John O.
Woocy. Thomas +. Murphy. Mrs. j. Ellen Foster. Mrs
Barnes. pr. Francis T.. Clark Il. -. Tyler ID. D..
Bottome Mrs. Ostrander. and others
Detailed prospectus viii b, mailed request.
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RUMOR ABOUT THE REV DR. ArGLTyyI
Minneapolis. Mimi. April f6.-There is a well-de-
fined report in circulation here that the Rev. Dr.
Edward McClynn of NeW-York. is 10 be trans
ferred to this city. where he will take charge of the
Ascension parish.
This rumor was denied by friends Of DR.. McGlynn
in this city.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEi


(Anthraclte coal used exclusively
Four tracks Automatic Block signals.
Trains leave station foot Of Liberty - q.
For EastOn. Bethlehem. Allentown Mauch NAIa96S "a
$50 1:i5. 9;iO uit 70 Easionl A. NJ. ilo - a."
40 7l5 A. NJ. 100 $50 F. NJ =,
For Wlkesbarre. Ptttston and scranton. 9'lo n ~
1910 30 $50 p NJ Sundays 40 4 ~ 500 "
40 10 800 90 5:4i 30 p ". - nigh syn
days 40 A. NJ. 90 30. $50 30 p NJ. II = nis,a
For Harrisburg $40. 500. 9:i0 A. n, l:lo "
100 b45 =. NJ. i.i5 night Sundays. 100. $50 2 H.
For sunbury Lewlsburg ana 'wiliamsport at 80 500.
eo n. Ito 80 80 n lsi1 n,sh' esfsps ga,
For Red Rank Ion9 Branch and points sou,h 20 Pa:
Pleasant. $50 s;i5 u 20 \ ~: 40 -, go % ~
Pauk) 400 40 (5.3s 20 Red BanlO. Gl5 J. NJ Srs
days. except Ocean Grove and Ashury PARA ouV A. H.
FOp LAKEWOOD
40. S:j A. NJ. Ia $40. 40 r. NJ NJ. -, ,.
regat. ( 20 SIS A. NJ. as. 4:20 i. NJ =.
For Atlantic city Vinelani and Brdseion. 30 A. Ne
For Monmouth rerch seabrieht and Hghsni Beach
''''' '' ROYAL BtUE LINE
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
IL 80 DINING Carr a. NJ. 80 800 400 lBueet Pat3s
Carp. boo dining Car) 600. 7.3O. SO T. ~. ~
night Sunday ,3O. 300 1880 DINING can A. ~.
/ 80. 500 dining Carr, go p. NJ. i9:i5 night, - ga,
DINING Carr A. NJ. 100 300 500 dining Can. s9
i. NJ. i25 night. SUNDAYS. 900. 1870 DINING can
A. n, 1870 500 Dining Carr. 73o F. NJ. 1913 nish.
POI. as. 944. LILO 1879 Broadway. 737 6,h Ave. 81
East 81. 1874 East l25th St. pa West 18th 81.
PSI Columbus Ave. New York: 4 Court s.. So Fuli1a
YORK Transter Company call Tor and check bagslss
from hotel or resi- hence to destination.
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railroads.
pennsylvania
y RAILROAD.
STATIONS foot OF Dssb-Jip' AMI Co-iil1t Strs.,
In Effect February 10Th. ISO4.

STATIONS foot OF D,sb-,'u' AMI Co-ii,,n str.s.
In Effect February 10th. 1884.
1880 H. PPENS51vXNIA 0' Ea & TrEi!i;S4s
saa sea- Carr o %v s's Gassso D
ssSi H. thSS :sS S aS5 y Eots EXPRESSES ,E
Tmsa and s,essP ess and RRns SiGi IS dd
600 asSi :' g. M Va fhsss0 ExfRHss-p.n
"a. GIsvsr.d H. S 81 M Shsa P:s
1nHS f+ No. to aHS s. Iowa
500 + y; sAclSIc ESPREss Pullman Don. sl,.,
daily. and clevelsnd except Saturday. '''a'
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE sOrTp
b. 80 49, io:lo ,Lmiled DnIns oaIJ. II A N. ~;
$:S 'cos:fs:siSnsi Limited II PafPf sSa D iS
sunday; $50 $50 NJ s2S Sconsr:..ons L nissi
oil parI9r and Dining Cars. +.2o DINING caD. 81
4.'o i: n ,,ksImona. and panynle Express. daily.
df M 5sfer sos to Ats and & S s.
For 9 S ffSPs pa 9Ps ana Vt.
Charles Route a NJ weekdays. and with ThrSeSs
fNH rA st sa HHSSER L.
nEETs for ThoRa; na I s ay ksgu
ana Havana. $50 p. NJ Tuesa's' Thursdays and sats;
For ATLANTIC ,,r, CIT. CITY. 80 r. NJ weekdays.
e. fxfh I&y : oy:,, o,v. -, ,....
p NJ week-davs Sundays GAS a. ~ 5:iJ p u
do not stop ut Asbury Park and Ocean Grove %
Sundays) 49,
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express GO. 12O. ). $40. -. $50 GO irna Lm,s1,
1910 II a. NJ l2:lO tFlorda Special, l. 30. /. 20
= $50, 8. :. $50. s. $50 r N. I2:l5 night Sun:
days. Express 6:l5. 80 .. 80 10 Limited. 1910
A. NJ. ., 4. 4:3O 3. g 745. :. $50 p ~. 25 nlght
Ticket Offices: Nos i33 ga. 1896 li3 and 26l Broadway
Aston House 13 East l25th Street nnl foot o. Dee
brosses and Cortlandt Streets; Court Street $50 Fu.
ton Street 9s Broadway. and BROOKLYN Annex s'at.oa
foot Of Fulton Street. Brooklyn; station Jersey City
The New-York Transfer Company Will call or and cheek
baggage from hotels and residences through % destiraI
s. N PROVOST. J. r. WOOD
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
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1eacbcr5.

MEprc.y .XD FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A tupplies Professors Teachers Tutors Governe'e~
&C, TO Colleres, Schools and Families Apply 70
NJ. J. NG-FULTON. % Union square
4 GENCY Miriam Coyriere supplies tutors professors.
n teachers goyernesses ETC.. in all deps recondnshu'
schools parents $50 othave Book Riding cor 1V'h-s
ID EST TEACHERS Cor all positions quickly suppIrd
- without charge. School. recommended II. ;. KEEL
LOGG. Gl East 9th-st.. New-Nork.
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Duntlna Ata0em,rs.

n 60 F.. WALTER. lately returned from Europe.
" and private Lessons IN society dances oay'
<2o Columbus ave. 6oth and Sis stS
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DIED I'D" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
IL FOR LA GUAYRA. PUERTO CABELLO CCRA.
Gao AND MAEACAIRO. VIA CURACAO.
FROM PIERREPONT STORES BROOKLYN.
s. s. PHILADELPHIA. Tuesday. April Is. p m
S. S. CARACAS ............. Thursday. May 3. D. m
s NENE.ZI Ella Saturday. May L. | y.
These built expressly the trade.
have very superior accommodations Ior passengers.
FOR MISUNDERSTANDING ONLY. .
s. S. MARAcAIBO. Wednesday. April ID
BOULTON, BLISS & DALIETT.
General Managers. IS3 Front-st
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.JALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES

old DOMINION LINE.
" Steamers for NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH, OLD
yiRGINIA BEACH PETERsBIRG and ,RICHMoS2.
VA. and WARRINGTON d. C.-Tues. Wed. Thurs
snd Sat Fer , k,chnlSnd via JAMES RIyER-wsd ana
From Pier ae No. n. r. foot B.ach-.. At sp. m
West "SA W. l. Gtii.iAUpEu. Tssaao Manager.
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COLUMBIAN LINE.

~ VIA IsTHMUS or panama.
California. Mexico anr Pacific Ports OF Central ana
south America.
Colombia ...Aprl 20. City Il Para April go noon
Passengers this line q san Francisco enjoy the cor
forts Of tropical climate and on the way call at por''
o. six Central American Republics ana Mexico 49,
Cabin passage Francisco. *l2D
~
For fun particulars. address the general agents.
STANFORD PARRY. HERRON & CO..
g broadway P!ei No. a. y. r.. y. /.
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1 EUROPE. Holy Land California. Mexico
A. WHITE STAR LINE.

.Majeste Apri 49, D. m ,'Majes,ic MAY 10 $50 ..
Ciernanic. .An IS o q. m. Germanic. May ~ a m
.Ieltonic. May 3 y m Ituonc. MAY - - y ~
Britannia. MAY q 9 30 a m Britannia June - a IN
From White star D9eh foot q We; ioih-.i ,,rps
Saloon rates $50 upward according to steamer and j.,
cation Of berth second cabi' these steamer $40 AMI
s43 Storage from the Old Country. So. no -
Broadway. Nea-York Philadepla oflce 400 Wanu,-st
l.. MAITLAND KELSEY. Agent
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CUNARD LINE.
CLYDE LINE.

TCHOR LINE.
"A UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIPS.
FOR ASGOW VIA LON o y y n 2
From Pier 81 n. r.. foot OF West 2tth-st
Ethiopia April 81. D. Anchoria April - noon
Cabin passare. so and upward
CITY OF ROME. Saturday. May 20 June o.
Cabin. so AMI upward Second cabin >fV
Steerare outward. S23. Ircpad. So
CABIN EXCURSION TICKETS At REDUCED RATEA
drafts and other Information. apply 70
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Bowling Green. Ne~-rork
A EUROPE. Holy Land. California. Mexico,
IA.Florda. etc selec, party May H. .'FudA Ehcur,
Individual tickets Choicest ocean hcrths an
lines Tourist Gazette H. GAZE SONS li3 way.
y V est 1SiiD Official Ticket Ags chief Trunk Lines
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4 CHAPERON 10 Europe for three young
~ ladies' rony TO Norway. North Cape direct. then
through Europe returning after eight months stay
ending in Rome Holy Week and returning 10 America
from Naples o. Genoa travelled In Mexico Alaska
Palestine Egypt. all Europ"
MRS. NJ RIiUEOLPH. Tribune Oflce.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-10-12
PRAIRIE CENTER.

LILLIAN Smith is the authorized reporter and
agent for the REGISTER at Prairie Center Those
desiring to subscribe may do so through her,
aud any assistance rendered her IN gafnerinR
the news of the neighbOrhood will be appre-
ciatedl
Charles Waters is improving Slow
ly.
The Bellinger boys are at home
again.
The heavy frost last Sunday did
some damage. I.
Don't forget the Harvest home at
the church next Sunday evening.
VIM. Wallace of Colorado is here
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wallace.
A small child of MIR. Ebert's was
kicked by horse some time ago and
is very i'll at present.
Mr.. Perry Beck and family of Texas
are visiting with Mrs. Beck's people,
q. Dewitt and family.
Misses Florence Dickinson and
Lillian Smith went to Chanute last
Friday to visit Mrs. Ella Ogden.
Mr., and Mrs. J. Wood were very
pleasantly surprised on the evening
of October 4th, by large company of
friends coming to celebrate their 25th
anniversary. There were about Is
present. all seeming to enjoy them
selves. They received quite num-
Der of useful and valuable presents.
At late hour the crowd separated,
after spending very pleasant even
ing.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-10-12
ALLEN CENTER.

U. W johnson and 1T. Tredway are the an
| thorized reporters and agents for the REGISTER
at Allen Center Those desiring to subscribe
NAV do so through them, and any assistance
rendered them In ga thering the Jews of thu
neighbOrhood will be appreciated -,.t.
Mr.. LOBBY threshed Tuesday.
Mrs. Switzerland has the grippe.
Charlie Stafford visited his parents
recently.
Miss Ora Faddis visited Mrs. Swart-
man this week. -.a.- -tf
Charlie Hunts brother in-law, Low
is working for him.
VIII Morrison, former Center boy
is here from Illinois visiting.
Remsburg's threshed clover for j. L
Trcdway and ID. l.. Nash Monday.
Mr.. Burtiss was west of the river
last week looking after his farm there.
The Sufiragists are to have speak
ing at the Center Saturday evening.
Noble Adams was at Moran Monday
and his Texas trip is postponed indef
initely.
Mr.. Carl of Moran is occupying Mr..
Prettyman's home ami looking after
her property. .-.
The Pop editor had just fifteen vot-
ers to hear him speak, we are told by
one who was there. - $3.50
The Presiding Elder Of the Evan
geIical church is to preach at Salem
Sunday evening, October 81.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Davis. visited Mrs.
Baxley saturday; Jas. Baxley, and q
nephew visited thQre Sunday.
On Friday evening, Oct. 5. Mrs. Bar
ker's children and friends planned a
complete surprise for her 6Sth birth
day, and among the guests was Mrs.
Davis whose anniversary came on
the same day. A we'll spread table
was a very interesting part of the
program prepared by her three devot-
ed daughters-in-law. A pleasant time
was enjoyed by all. Twenty-seven
years ago she arrived at her present
home aud now no other woman who
then lived in the township lives here
and only two men viz Messrs. Givler
and Swartman. aie- 7'9i,i 20 -t'.s'
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-10-12
SAVONB BURG.

IL. +. DeHaven is the authorized reporter and
agent for the REGISTER at Savonburg Those
desising to subscribe may do 30 through him
the news OF the n.iehborhood win Be appre
ciated.) ar
II. Southland has built q new barn.
U. r. Courtney has moved into his
new house.
Hi Myers went to Wyoming last
week ON business.
Mrs. Ellen johnson has gone to
Iowa to visit her father.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. r. Courtney visit
ed at Leanna last Sunday.
Miss Josie Olson is visiting her Sis
ter Miss Minnie in Kansas City.
Miss Josie Johnson of Assyria is
visiting her sister Mrs. Carl Brodine.
Mr.. Yes Huff the cancer doctor is
now making a tour in the eastern
states.
Adney Bragg's house and barn
now appear i'm all the glory of new
coat of paint.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adney Bragg pur-
chased fine piano while in Kansas
City last week. .
Mrs. II. Ii. McCutchan who has
been visiting her brother at Longton,
returned home Friday.
Mrs. A. Huff returned from Leanna
Tuesday where she has teen attend
ing her brothers. wedding.
+. The Uncle Toms Cabin Co. played
to very large and seemingly sppre-
ciative audience Thursday night.
A little child of Swan YOung's died
Saturday night of diptheria. The
Fair View school has been closed on
account of it. '3 -i'
Joe Ogg left Sunday for Springfield
Illinois where he goes to attend a re.
union of his old company and to visit
relatives and friends. .-
q Miss Ollie Green of Erie has been
filling her sisters place as primary
teacher in the school here, Miss Rose
being unable to attend her duties.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-10-12
SPRING BRANCH.

Mr. Frank Jackson is the authorized reporter
and gent for the Register at Spring Branch
| Those desiring In subscribe may do so through
| him and any assistance rendered him in gather
| ing the news Of the neighborhood viii be ap-
preciaied.
The Powell boys are pressing their
hay.
A. Voorhees, threshed the first of the
week. ..
Omer Wilson is working for Mr..
Wise this month.
A great many around here are husk-
ing corn now days.
Mrs. Delp and Clara were visiting
in Moran the first of the week.
Nearly everybody is going to lola
Friday to hear Mr.. Morril speak.
Mr.. Russell and family from Ander-
son county were visiting at Mr.. Feeds
last week. ..-t
On account of Miss Flora A rnOld be-
ing sick Miss Gertie VOohees has
been teaching school for her this week.
The potatoes that were frost bit in
the Spring are not turning out rs
well as it was expected in this part.
A great many apple and crab apple
trees are in blossom just now and
some say that it is sign of good
crop next year and some say not.
Those who attended the farewell
party at Rev. Stones report an enjoy
able time. Their many friends in this
part regret the departure of Rev. and
Mrs. Stone as they were well liked by
all.