The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-12-09


happiness in bis new position.
Much interest Is being manifest in
the meetings being held each evening
In the Y. B Church. The house Is
crowded beyond its seating capacity
each evening, and u gracious re.
vivul Is breaking out among he peo-
Increase ana continue.
We desire TO call the attention of
the farmers to the public sale of Po-
land China Hogr, Advertised ia
another column, to be held at Fort
Scott, Kansas, Decem Der IL, 1885, 1t
will be u grand opportunity for you
to improve the grade OF your hogs.
(t2)
CherEyvale Clarion: After indicting
the mayor and police judge of lola for
collision with the joints, the Allen
county grand jury mas turned its at
tention to the sheriff and his deputy.
But the county attorney is not sup
posed to know any thing about what
has been going on the past year. Sc
lab.
The grand jury, it is rumored, has
indicted The last three mayors OF
Humboldt on the same charge that
Mayor Mcclure is indicted Tor. More
over other indictments, variously es-
timated ut 20 to 30 have been found
aud work Of serving them will be.
gin soon.
Tuesday evening, in the Catho-
lie church at Humboldt, we're unit
ed in marriage Mr.. Alfred Nelson, Jr
and Miss Katie Mills. Both the
young people live near LaHarpe and
come of leading families and their un.
ion will he interesting news to a wide
circle of friends.
County treasurer Decker reports the
receipt of taxes as very gratifying.
A t this time last year scarcely any of
the first installment had been paid,
while already this year about Il quart.
er, perhaps, has come in and the rush
has not begun Which indicates that
nearly everybody is now able TO catch
some of the filthy this year.
The RICHTER is glad TO learn that
the broom factory started by Frank
Hobart and A. w. Beck in modest
way has been a sweeping success
Not only has Mr.. Hobart been kept
busy, but another man will be added
and boy also put to work. The mer-
chants around town are using "no
other and that is the first principle
of prosperity
Fl. Scott Monitor The preliminary
hearing of Ed, McCool who is charged
upon complaint of MIS-. Susan Me-
CURE Ofrape, was held in the district
court room yesterday morning, owing
TO Judge Margrave's incommodious
quarters. At The conclusion Of the
testimony, which was of the usual
kind in u case of this nature, the pris-
oner was held on $1,000 bond and
bound over to the district court. He
was remandrd back to Jail.
With snow piled up around the
house, everything buried and the air
chillingly freezing, it is worth ten
Of =. Ia L., Ia,
fuel is not out in the snow, that he
need not worry over having to carry
it in and that no one can carry it Off
during the night, but that it is com
ing in eXhaustless quantities through
the pipes INFO his stove. Therefore il
is that lola people not only pity the
poor Elsewhere, but have kind
thought for the confusing middle
class.
Charlie Spencer has the good word
from his brother Bert that the latter
had been taken into DR.. Grii1ith's of
flee in Kansas City, to study medi-
cine. The doctor is one of the leading
Of the city and hundreds
of young men would pay for the
OF studying under him. He
took fancy to Bert during their
army work, Bert being his assistant,
aid made the offer and pays him $50
a month to start with. The lola
friends are very glad indeed of his
good fortune. .
Mr. II. G. Billbe of lola aud Miss Rilla
Cyburn Of this city were united in marriage
Sunday. November o. 1855 Rev. W s. How
ell officiating. The newly married couple
left on the evening train OF the same day
for lola where they will reside, Toronto
Republican
The REGISTER Is glad to welcome
MIR. and MIS-. Billbe to lola.
John Francis, son of Mr.. John
Francis, of near Colony, has
gone to Topeka where he received a