The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-10-16

DIR. E. d. Jones, brother to DR..
L. Jones of Neosho Falls, has late!
moved from Kentucky and gone int
partnership with his brother in the pra,
tice of medicine.
i The Reform Central Committee {
of this county met last Wednesday e,
ening to do a little repairing on thei
ticket. The people will six" that ticke
on the first Tuesday in November.
In the report of the Reform CONVEX
ton it will be seen that there is no nom
inee for the Office of Register OF Deeds
Our county Clerk, II. A. Needham, wa
nominated for that position but he de
clines.
The wonderful discovery was mad
BY the convention at the court house las
Saturday that "office holders are servants
and the people are sovereigns." Ant
yet there are men in that party VIII
want Office.
Mr.. Brown, of Neosho Falls, came t
lola some eight or ten days ago to visi
his daughter, Mrs. Whitney, and wa
taken sick. He had just recovered from
spell of fever and has taken a relaps
and is very low.
I'm the proceedings of the Reform
convention at the court house last Satur
day, published in another column, vii
be found list of the names of those per
sons who will be sacrificed for their coun
try's good on the ID of November.
Rev. S. G.. Clark and wife returned
home last Thursday night from the
meeting of the Presbytery of Neosho al
La Cygne. After the adjournment OF
Presbytery they visited one of Mr.. Clark
daughters, in Bates county, Mo.
The grass on the prairies is getting
dry and we now await the particulars Of
destructive fires. We expect to be called
upon to chronicle such news quite often
before spring. Not many persons think
much about protection against prairie
fires till after their hay and fencing is
burned.
-Messrs. Tracy and Stewart, of John
son county, Ind, made us call las,
Saturday. They were out for the pur.
pose of looking at our country, and they
expressed themselves well pleased with
it. Hope they may decide in the future
to make their home with us, for they
would be valuable acquisitions.
The Board of Directors of the Allen
County Agricultural and Mechanical
Association met at the court house last
Wednesday and finished paying off the
premiums awarded at the fair last week.
All premiums were psid in full. This
indicates good management on the part
of the Board and shows that the people
take an interest in these annual fairs.
Web. Bostwick has been down in
the Southwestern part of TIE State, and
he gives it as his opinion that the corn
on the high prairias in this county is
equal to any grown in the Virdigris and
Fall river bottoms. He reports that in
counties where they have a herd Law
there is great want of enterprise, the
cattle are poor and things generally are
going to-rack.
REFORM CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
The Reform Central Committee are
hereby notified that the committee will
meet in the city of Humboldt, Monday,
October 18th, 1875, at 2 O'Clock P. NJ.
&c. CUPPY.
Secretary of Committee.
GOOD TEMPLARS.
The time of meeting of the Good Tenn
plar Lodge has been changed from
Wednesday to Monday night. The
next meeting of the Lodge will be held
Monday evening, October 18th, at 7:3o
P. Nj. Important business is to come
before the Lodge and all of the members
are particularly requested to be present.
Remember the tine-Monday evening
next. w. L. S.
PATRONS OF HUS3ANDRY.
CARLYLE, KAs, Oct. II, 1875.
To the Patrons of HusbaadIy Of Allen
County:
You are hereby notified that the cal
len County District Grange" will be
organized at lola, Kansas, Tuesday, Oct
tober 21st, 1875, at one O'Clock P. M. All
Masters, Past Masters and Delegates duly
elected by subordinate Oranges and
their wives are requested to be present