The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-05-07

MISS Georgia Engllen ana MISE
Anna Bailey, not Miss Nettie Bailey,
as the REGIsTER was enormously in
formed, visited in Humboldt recently.
The appointment of Mr.. l.. B. Kinne,
as postmaster at Moran, has been an-
nOunced, and will be received with
much satisfaction by that gentleman's
friends all over the county. Mr..
Kline is not only q loyal and hard
working Republican, but he is q fine
did postmaster.
Quite number OF Humboldt young
people attended our Commencement,
among them being Misses BrOOkins,
Lehman, Hutchinson, Noble, Fox and
| O'Brien, and Messrs Cunningham,
Brookins, Bailey, Fox. Redfield and
O'Brien. Arthur Cunningham re-
manned over Tuesday to attend the
Alumni Reunion.
Parties thinking of erecting monu-
ments or tomb stones at the grave of
their friends will save money by call
ing on Palmer & Null of lola. They
| have q good stock on hand to select
from. IfyOu wish work for decoration
do not delay but call at once. We
will give you good stock and good
work for little money,
There were about 800 school children
at the Union spy" the first night,
and it was worth the price of ad-
mission to see those children perform.
1t was all real to them, every deed
and word of it, and they were either
crying or laughing or scared to death
every minute. 1t takes a child to get
all there is to get out of play.
Revs. F. NJ. Gillett, H. B. Ntzhugh,,
and n. l.. Vezie, ministers of the U.
b. church and delegates from this
Conference 10 the General Conference
| to be held at Toledo, Iowa, will be in
lola next Monday evening, May 10,
on their way to the Conference and
will hold service at the U. B. church.
All are cordially invited to attend.
Leroy Runyan, of Elm township, has
bought a fruit and berry farm near
| Liberal, Mo-, and has already taken
possession. Roy has some vagariOus
notions on politics, but otherwise he
is a good fellow, good citizen and
all honest man, and he leaves many
friends here who will join the REGIS
TER in wishing him all kinds of good
luck.
Nelson Grubbs, who has been teach
! ing in Negro school at Big Creek, L.
! T., under the direction of the Freed
mems Bureau since his graduation
from the lola High School, came back
| last Saturday to attend the Alumni
Reunion aud to visit his folks. Mr..
Grubbs has worked his way up
through many difficulties and de-
serves great credit for it.
We know of one man near lola who
has planted ten acres of sorghum
which he expects to have made into
syrup at the lola Sorghum and Cider
Works. That shows how firmly the
reputation of these works is establish
ed. for no man would plan to produce
several hundred gallons of syrup I'M
less he felt confident of its quality.
Mr.. Claiborne furnishes the seed free.
Hon. l.. b. Pearson was in town last
Friday for the first time in several
weeks, and was surprised and de-
lighted to see the improvements that
have been made here since his last
visit. Mr.. Pearson has been a Kaffir
corn enthusiast for long time, and
now he is subsOil crank. He
declares that Kaffir corn and subsOil-
ing are to be the salvation of this
country. The Kaffir corn will always
make a good crop, no matter what
kind of weather we have. And the
subsoiling will insure good soil as
well as minimize the bad effects of
both flood and drOuth.
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to H. +. Bucklen d Co., Chicago, and
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iOus substance and to be purely veget-
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and bowels greatly invigorates the
system. Regular size % cents box.
Sold by c. B. spencer q Co., druggists.
1t is little aggraVatlng, but IL is
true, that the only merchant in town
who refused TO give anything to
help bear the expense of locating the
smelter here, and who has never con-
tributed dollar to any of the public
enterprises that have been undertaken
here during the past year, has pro-
baby reaped greater advantage from
the growth of the town than any
other man. How man can endure
it to thus make leech of himself,
fattening at the expense of his neigh
bOrs, greedily grasping at the pros
perity which he took no part in bring
ing, refusing, not from inability but
from cold, calculating, selfish greed,
to bear any of the public burdens, is
past comprehension.
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