The Iola register., 1895-04-05

DR.. Boulson is having porch. add
:. ed to the front of his house, yer.
$ much 10 the improvement of its ap
l pearance.
. The city park has been used goct
r deal this week as an adjunct to sprin.
house cleaning. 1t makes fil
, place 10 shake carpets.
Mrs. NJ. w. Post lost a pair IF :.
framed spectacles in a case las, A.,.,
day. The fiuder will confer IA greaI
favor by returning to her or leavin,
at this office.
There is good illustration righ
now of the advantage of tame owe
wild pastures. The blue grass is si,
inches high while the prairie gras.
has hardly started.
The letter of Col. w. G. Jones to the
Topeka Democrat, laying down the
law on the money question, is being
extensively reprinted by the Demo-
cratic press of the State. The Old
Man isn't dead yet if they have depos-
ed him and taken his pass away.
J, Culbersson has moved his stock
of furniture into the room next to Nor
thrup's bank, lately vacated by
Brigham Il Munger, where he will
have moro space TO show his good 5
and to handle his increasing trade.
We are glad to note this evidence of
prosperity.
Capt. l. n. Holiday died at his
home in Yates Center on Monday
morning. He was one ofthe foremost
citizens of WOOdsOn county and one
of the truest and noblest of men. The
REGISTER records his death with pro-
found sorrow. A large number of the
attend the funeral.
Mrs. T. S. Slower and her children
went to Topeka last Monday where
they Will be "at hOmen during the re-
mainder OF Capt. SlOver's term as AS
sistant Secretary of State. Capt.
Slower and his family have been so
large a part of the social life of lola
for so many years that they will be
greatly missed. and everybody will
be glad when they come home again.
BaldCiR Ledger: The lola REGIS
TER says that there is such a strong
silver crank in that town that he
won't go to Sunday School because
they lay SD much stress there OH the
Golden text. Baldwin has a good at
tendance at all of her Sunday Schools,
but there are several sojourning here
who talk great deal because they
have read somewhere that "Silence is
golden"
Glass No. > of the Baptist Sunday |
school will give May-day social in
the G.. A. II. hall on Wednesday |
pal features of the evening will be the |
flowers to the most popular young |
lady i'm lola, this to be decided by a |
vote of the gentlemen present. The |
flowers will be on exhibition in Evans |
Bres store in the afternoon. Program |
a general good time.
There was man in town the first |
of the week with "skeletonicus gil |
as some of the boys who 1
have begun the study of Latin called |
he had found in the Strip |
and which was certainly curiosity.
The most perfect piece was the head,
and judging from this the animal
that wore it must have been a mon
ster. We have asked Prof. Williston
Of the University, to come and see it
and tell us what it is.
y cattle buyer offered 'an Allen
county farmer $4,000 apiece last week
for Is head of steers, the "down
trodden serf' refused to take it. The
way in which the deficient "per cap
ita'', and the "gold conspiracy, and
the money power. and the "Pack-
ing House monopoly" and the "cIime
Of 1873" are getting in their work just
now on the oppressed producer of fat
cattle is really appalling.
ESomebody "burgled" Lutte Nor
.hrup's and James Wakefield's houses
ast Friday night Mr.. Northrup lost
, diamond ring, gold watch and
chain which were present from his
mother, few cents in money, a pair
If shoes and pair of trousers. Mr..
Wakefield lost $500 in money. The
'wo jobs were probably both done by
he same man. Both houses were en-
cred by raising window. No clue,
If course.
At the Congregational meeting held !
n the Pres sbyterian church last Mon (
lay night, reports from the various |
engaged in the church work ;
we're made as follows. for the year {
,ndiOU March 2I 1S95.