The Iola register., 1897-10-22

The only Pill to take with Hoods Sarsaparilla.
advantage. They have received as
high as 5000 pounds of milk per day
during this dry season.
Here lives Mr.. Decker our candi-
date for reelection to the office of
County Treasurer, and also near the
large store of J. P. Decker & Co., is
found Mr.. Lsrdner, his opponent for
this office. He and all his clerks SUBJ
scribed for our paper to keep them
selves posted The latter are all of
our political faith we were informed.
While MIR. Lardner is highly es-
teemed we failed to hear any expires.
sion of even a belief that he would
succeed to the office for which he
aspires.
Here also we find the NJ. E. church
under charge Of Rev. Ernest Everett
most earnest young pastor, and the
| United Brethren, whose newly in
stalled pastor is being well received.
Each have a good house of worship,
sustain Sunday school and Young
Peoples society. Mr.. Courtney is
principal of the schools here.
sAvONBURG
Also has lively business air and is
supplied with some good stocks of
various kinds of goods, having also
mill and lumber yard, and although
not now supplied with paper of her
own a movement is on foot to estab-
lish one of which the OriginatOIs who
are citizens, assure success.
1t was our fortune to spend Sunday
at this place and find the Friends or
Quakers and the MethOdists each have
house for worship and the Chris
tians organized recently The Friends
and Methodists hold Sunday school
and regular preaching services and
the three congregations unite in a
Young Peoples Society which meets
at the NJ. +. church and which was
led by Mr.. l.. E. DeHaven who is the
efficient president of the Township
Sunday School Association and prin-
cipal of the city school. Rev. Greg
CORY breaches to the Friends, and
Rev. Ashbaugh to the MethOdists
here and also at Prairie Hall and
Stark. The Mount MOriah NJ. p.
church is but one mile south of town
just over the county line and was
filled in the evening to hear a sermon
on the Good Samaritan addressed to
the Odd Fellows by the pastor.
IN COTTAGE GROVE TOWNSHIP
West of SavOnburg We find the
Odense school house but learn that
the post office bearing this name is
few miles farther south and in
NeOshO county. Still farther west
and if we do not err situated on what
is known as the Allen Center line is
the little town of
LEANNA.
North of the county line is the
post office and store of Mr.. Burkhart's
who is a friend of the REGISTER.
Here also is mill and blacksmith
shop. Just north of town lives DR..
Courtney who practices his profess
sion in the vicinity and whose SONS
are known over our county as pro-
gressive teachers. The youngest son,
Dieskau who is still in schOOl;her is
the REGISTER reporter and because
of his persistent rustling around for
subscribers gave Us more trouble than
anybody Except one old fellow who
has grown gray in the business) for
the neighbors would meet US with,
"Oh yes, want the paper but I'll
subscribe with Dieskau." We found
him at school, and active in the
church service which it was our
privilege to attend two evenings at
the Christian church under charge of
Rev. Engles. The prOtracted meet
ings he is holding are attended by
those who live many miles distant.