The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-12-27

template building 1 shOuld be glad /
make figures for you. When YOU ge
ready to build a house or a barn
VIII pay you TO come and see me. A
L. Taylor.
We understand that the city mar
shall happened unto a poker game tn
other night, and that four young mel
in consequences, are hard to find. Tn,
crime OF gambling with cards il nov
a felony punisha BILE by Imprisonment
in the peniteDtiary.
No country printing office can en-
grave calling cards aud wedding
cards, but the REGISTER can have /
done in the very best style of the ar
and at very reasonable rates. W.
should he pleased To receive orde g
aud can guarantee satisfaction.
a band of srrOlIing musicians was
the immediate prOvUcaI i'm of AN
impr0mptu dance at the Opera House
Saturday night A lot of people hu
Car not now for dancing
Nor for eyes with pleasure glancing,"
went up tn The hall just ITO hear hem
dang eyetalics play"
DdCh ITOln NEW
York Christmas aud will remain at
home for a week or two. He will
then return to New York To complete
the financial part OF his Coffee Plan
tatiOn project. He hopes to have
everything arranged by the first of
February.
John Reasley, an old man, was
brought in from Moran Wednesday
aud upon trial before the Probate
Court was found to he insane. IL is
thought that the INSANITY results from
epilepsy to- which he has bean sub
ject for several years. He is confined
i'm the county Jail pending his admis-
sion to one of the State asylums.
One of the pIeasantest Christmas
parties that has come to our know
ledge was given at the home OfC. NJ.
Richards where his own family was
Joined by the families of G.. NJ. Nelson
and w. q. Allison in Christmas
tree. of course the little f'lks were
fairly frantic with delight during the
whole evening, and the big folks did
their best to keep them company.
We are inclined to think that there
were more live advertisements in the
REGISTER last week than ever hefnre
appeared in regular edition of any
lola paper. Ii made fine showing.
If We cOuld have that kind of patron
age every week i'm the year What "A
paper we could make! And if our
had holiday trade all the
gear round what town lola wOUld be.
Mr.. J. F. Casey and Miss Beulah
Thorpe were married at the home of
the bride'- parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. +.
Thorpe, in Frnntenac at O'Clock on
Christmas morning They came to
LOLA OH the noon train and were met
ut the station and warmly greeted by
many friends. They have rented the
house on Washington avenue which
is TO he vacat ed soon hy w Y. Bartels,
and will go to house keeping.
The conduct of certain young men
at the Opera House hristmas night
during The rendition OF the program
was exceedingly distasteful and not
only embarrassed those nn the stage,
but prevented the audience from
hearing all that was said Patience
has Ceased tn be virtue and the
OF the hall request us to
.ay that a repetition Of such cnndurt
will result in the parties be ling arrest
ed.
lola Lodge, a. o. U W., expect to
have the Master Workman here on
the Goth Of January. on which coca
sion there will he an open meeting in
The evening, with spepch by The
Master Workman and Ill oyster sup
per afterwards. Other lodges in the
county are cordially invited tOaitend.
We understand that q charge will he
made for the oysters and the proceeds
given toward repairing and inprOv-
ing the hall The lodge expects to-
give an entertainments on the evening
IF .he Dist of January also, TO raise
money for the same purposes. Fur
Their notice vii! be given in due time.
If any of our readers are skipping
Clarence NOrtDn's AZ tirle5 on the
Weather Bureau, We want 10 tell
them that they are missing some
most instructive and entertaining
reading. MIR Norton writes like a
veteran, briefly, clearly aud to the
point, aid every sentence contains
that he must have read
aud thought long to acquire. His
articles are really treatise OH meter
Ology, and the close and studiuus
RAIDER of them will find when they
are ended that he knows more about
the why's and wherefIres of the
weather than he thought any body
could learn.
The entertainment at the Opera
House Christmas evening given un-
der the direction of Miss Clara WEIGH
for he benefit of the library was a
decided success from beginning To
end. The program, as printed, was
carried out tn the delight Of everyone.
The hall was well filled and the
warm encOres that nearly every mum
Der received spoke Volumes for the
merit of the pieces rendered. Some
thought the program a rifle too long
but the Library Ladies believe i'm
giving the worth "f the money. Miss
WEIGH deser yes much credit for the
OriginatioH and execution of so fine a
program and the general regret was
that she did not appear OfteneT. The
prncepds of the evening amounted to
S43 10.
4 the season for selling vehicles
is about over, the lola Carriage and
Harness Company will Withdraw cut
prices after January LIT. and will