The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-11-22
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
H. Klaumann went to Humboldt

II. Klaumann went to Humboldt
Yesterday.
]. p. Duncan went to st Louis yes
terday on business.
ID. C. Wood has been on the sick
list for several days.
Miss Bula Reimert returned to
Kansas City last week.
T. f. Kelley has had a new barn
built on the property now occupied
by Mr.. j. +. Sallie.
The Odd Fellows hall is now heat
ed and lighted by gas, the first pub
lie hall to be so supplied.
X. C. Gazette: Leavenworth is in
darkness on account of a scarcity of
coal for gas, and lola natural gas is
going TO waste.
NeOshO Fails Post: ID. r. Inge
was called to Kansas City the latter
part of last week by the death of his
sister, Mrs. NJ. f. Slavens.
The Baptist colored people will give
a Masquerade social in Masonic hall
on Thanksgiving evening. Supper
will be served. All are invited.
J. G. Perry, who has good posi-
ton with a big bicycle factory in In
dianapOlis, has been out this week on
visit to his father, John l.. Perry.
He returns today.
Will Hees dehorned So head of
cattle last Saturday for Jack Estep
and some of his neighb OTs i'm an hour
aud ten minutes. Has body made
any better record?
1t was reported here last week that
they had diphtheria at Neosho Falls,
but the Post says it was nothing more
serious than tonsiitus and that all
the patients are recovering.
Knights and Ladies of Security are
urged to attend the meeting of their
order tonight without fail. A pleas
ant surprise is in store and you will
always regret it if you are not there.
Lunch will be served.
An ed itorial friend of ours who has
lately taken charge of one of the daily
papers of the State, wrote to us this
week: won't you please put the
- on your exchange list? 1 am
getting tired writing editorials"
Arch Deacon Brady, who preached
in lola once, has been selected to fill
the office of Arch Deacon in the diocese
of Philadelphia. The office pays $4,000
and expenses and is a very exalted
and responsible position for so young
a man as Mr.. Brady.
H. l.. Henderson is the city plumb
ing inspector, appointed by Mayor
Stevenson under authority of the
ordinance recently passed. The ap-
pointment is an excellent one. No
body needs worry about a job that H.
l.. Henderson says is all right.
Oklahoma Journal: We have test
ed the kaffir flour and do not hesitate
to pronounce it first class. For batter
cakes, We do not believe that kaffir
has an equal. 1t should, how
ever, be mixed with wheat flour, two
parts kaffir and one part wheat.
There is nothing private about the
REGISTERS circulation. Proof sheets
of our mailing list will be shown to
anyone who wishes to count the
names to assure himself that the
REGISTER is the only advertising me-
dunn that thoroughly covers Allen
county.
Carey ROusb was introducing
good looking Republican brother of
his from Indiana to his friends last
Saturday. We were pleased to meet
him; and even Carey seemed to be
proud to let folks know that the
ROush family was not altogether lost
and undone politically.
This is 'Self Denial week" at the
Presbyterian church, and next Sun
day the services will be in the nature
of thank offering, and will be con-
Quoted in the morning by the WO-
mans Missionary Society and in the
evening by the Young Peoples SOeie-
ty. The programs prepared will be
of unusual interest.
Will Port is the best dresser who
comes to lola. And he always was
for that matter. He used to come in
off the farm after hard days work,
with his clothes as immaculate
and his face as carefully shaved
as if he had been spending the day at
his toilet. 1t is a great art for man
to dress well without appearing to
think anything about it.
Suppose you wanted to drive a
spike into an oak board, would you
use sledge or a tack-hammer? Sup
pose you want to do a big business.
is it not clear that you can get at it a
great deal faster with good big ad