The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-07-26

Allen county. gloomy cOincidftce
But sadder still, the latter is the Pop
candidate for Sheriff. which m .au
more ell for him in November
Charlie Heron, who has been meS-
senger boy at the Santa Fe depot j
+ the last two months, resigned his pc, i
ton last Sunday. His place a
, taken by Calvin Ruble, the young
man who held that position last sum
mer
J. b. GoshOrn, Frank Travis, G.. l.
hitaker, +. NJ Mathers and NJ. q
Robinson attended the meeting of tht
Masonic lodge at Colony last Friday
night. at which time the third degre,
was conferred on Walter Hull, for
merly of lola.
7 Rev. :. \. Alt will preach in the
Reformed church Sunday morning
nd in the evening the Ladies
Missionary Society and the C. f.
society will give a missionary pro-
gram. All are cordially invited to be
/ present at these services.
The street commissioner has been
doing some grading this week that
adds to the appearance of our streets.
Now if every one would cut down the
sand burrs and other ugly weeds
around their premises it would be an
additional improvement.
Hutchirgs' Bros. proprietors of the
Railroad Photo Car left Monday for
Humboldt While here they have
conducted themselves as gentlemen
and thorough business men and the
REGISTER lakes pleasure in recon-
mending them to the citizens of Hum
boldt
STRAYED: trom my pasture on or
a bout July Is, lS95, two heifer calves,
one and the other months old, both
red, one a short horn and one half
Jersey. Suita BILE reward will he paid
for their recovery. G. l.. Whitaker,
lola. Kans, July %, 1865.
UpiOB:- As the canning season
has opened the following may he
serviceaJle ald timely. Chemists
say that it takes more than twice as
much sugar to sweeten preserves,
sauces and the like if put in when
they begin to cook, as it does to add
after the process is accomplished.
Lovers of music will be glad to
know that we are likely to have
concert here sometime during next
month 10y Prof. Chas. F. Dennee, who
has been for many years teacher of
piano i'm the New England Conserva-
tory. Prof. Dennee is an accomplish
ed pianist and it will be rare treat
to hear him.
The Santa Fe has now placed
in effect summer tourist rates TO Den
yer. Colorado Springs, Pueblo, Mani
tou and Glenwood Springs, Colo, Los
Vegos, Hot Springs, n. NJ, Grand
Cannon of the Colorado via Flagstaff,
Ariz., Ogden and Salt Lake, Utah,
Helena, Butte and Anaconda, Mont,
and Spokane Falls, Wash.
About a week ago the fine Jersey
COW of Geo. A. Bowlus was gOred
while with the herd and died from
the effect last Thursday. A few such
losses as this would go long way to-
ward paying the cost of dehorning
every bovine in the county and aside
from that it would be a precaution
against more serious accidents.
Misses Ella Taylor, Adah Wright
aud Nell lie Shelter have returned to
their accustomed haunts after their
three-days wandering near Chanute.
They say they never had more fun or
made more noise or had nicer water
to wade in,-which is saying a great
deal. We are glad of it, as we always
like to see the lola girls have good
time.
Cards are ont announcing the mar
rage of Albert II. Richards, of Chic
ago Heights, Ill and Miss Cora b.
Wheat Of Harrington, Kans, July S1st,
at the home of the bride. Bert is an
old lola boy aud has a number of rel
atives and friends here who are glad
to know he is going to desert the old
bachelors.
Harry Brown escorted a couple of
men over to the county Jail Wednes-
day night, charged with horse steal
ing. Two horses a gray mare and a
pony, were stolen from VIM Hess, of
Geneva. Tuesday night, and the men
now in Jail were caught with the
horses in their possession about two
miles north OF Chanute.
Bronson Pilot: Last weeks lola
REGISTER was regular hummer and
we'll venture to bet a coonskin, as
soon as we catch the coon, that there
is no better paper in Southern Kan
sas. AT this time of year, dizziness
generally prevails in newspaper work
as well as in business, but the REGIS
TER knows none of that, much less in
that issue than in any other.
The premium lists of the Allen Co.
Fair to be held at lola September IL,
Il, IS and II are now being distribut-
ed. The prospects for fine display
of farm products, vegetables and
fruits are usually good, and the peO-
pie OF our town should see to it that