The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-02-22
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

NO couOOl tO-uds
Lawn tennis now.
An early spring is predicted for us
John Foust was In Ottawa Tuesday
Is it hot enough for you? Say, how
does that sound.
Did you hear those blue birds yes.
terday morning.?
Miss frankie Wilson visited rela.
tives In Colony this week.
Ed. Wheeler of A. o. U. w. fame
was in our city Wednesday.
Last Saturday was nice day and
our beautiful city was full of people.
Notice the change in the Santa Fe
time card on the first page of this
paper.
There is a man here who has a
dreadful lot of nerve. He is wearing
q straw hat.
Miss Mamie Waters started for
Bloomington, Ill. Tuesday, where she
expects to spend the summer.
Some very foolish thing are allowed
to cause some very unpleasant times
between people who are friends.
H. Klsumann, our live grocery
man, has had q nice new sign painted
on the awning in front of his store.
A masquerade ball is the next
thing on the program. 1t will be
given about two weeks from tonight.
Read Rob't Harris ad in another
column. He is rustler and deserves
much credit for his adventure in bus
mess.
A new barber shop has been opened
in the Thorp building. We under
stand the young man is from Yates
Center.
"a Mortgage Foreclosure" will be
the topic discussed at the Presbyter-
ian church next Sunday evening.
The address is designed especially
for young people.
The firn of Smith & Ricketts, has
Dissolved partnership, Mr.. Ricketts,
buying Mr.. Smiths share of the bust
ness. We understand that Mr.. Rick
etts will add stock of dry goods and
furnishing goods to his stock of shoes.
We want to make special mention
of one Of the.costumes worn by young
lady at the masquerade social last
Thursday night. 1t was the one worn
by Miss Stella Davis. The dress was
made of REGISTERS entirely and fit as
neat as q glove. The young lady
looked most beautiful decked out in
our paper and we are very greateful to
her for the advertisement.
A list ofjurors for the March, 1895,
term of Court: d. F. Daniels, Usage;
J. r. Dunlap, s. &. Jordan, and VIM.
Vezie, Carlyle; Jas. Campbell, Logan;
J. o. Ferris and p. w. Jury, Elm;
VIM. NJ. Adams and A. Cochran, Cot
tage Grove; NJ. l.. Lacey and Frank
lin Smith, Marmaton J. McClelland.
VIM. Rosenberger, J. F. Arnold, VIM
Dingman, lola; B. F. Peery and o. G..
VanFossen, Humboldt; Albert Huff,
Elsmore.
A complaint was sworn out We'd
nesday for Bert Grubbs and Randolph
Washington for assault and battery.
They threw stones and other missiles
at the small children going to school
and one of the missiles struck little
Roy Conley making an ugly wound
on his forehead. They were arrested
and taken before Judge Williams,
who fined each one of them one dollar
and costs, and in default of payment
were given ten days in Jail.
"Here," says an exchange, isis some
thing that is worth five dollars to
every farmer in the land to know:
Sprinkle little stone lime in your
stock tank and not particle of green
scum will form on the water. When
the lime losses its strength and scum
begins to form, which may be twice
during the season, wash out the tank
and repeat the dose. 1t is cheap, not
only harmless, but wholesome, keeps
the water sweet and saves work"
From conversation with a number |
of farmers during the past week we
are ready to venture the opinion that
the severe cold weather has not iDjur-
ed the wheat to any apreciable extent.
Only where it has been carelessly put |
in or is more than ordinarily exposed,
has it suffered. Solid cold weather
like we have been having is not injuri-
GUS; it is the thawing and freezing
weather that hurts. So far, at least
our next years crop appears alright.
Miss Sadie Reimert went up to Kan
sas City recently and made some pur-
chases for her photograph gallery.
She has received a new and delicate
back ground, new willow chair and
another beautiful piece of furniture
don't know its name, but it is mighty
'purty."O And now the lola Art
Studio is the best one in Southeastern
Kansas. Miss Reimert is an artist in
svery respect, and her work cannot
be excelled, and the gallery is one of
'he prettiest rooms we ever visited.