The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-10-30

The Reform candidates should max,
preparations for joining ancient William
Allen.
When you meet a candidate urge
upon him the Importance of voting mex
Tuesday.
After next Tuesday it will be il
order for all the Reform candidates tt
decline.
In putting upyour stoves remember
that five inch elbow won't fit on a six
inch pipe.
Rev. Mr.. Knox, of Baker Universe.
ty, will preach at the Methodist church
tomorrow.
Attend the auction sale of furniture
on the South side of the public square
next Tuesday.
Some of our young men are anx.
iously inquiring when sorghum candy
pullings will be in order.
Il. Hayworth started to Indiana last
Monday for the purpose of visiting his
father, who is quite feeble.
Peter Bell was in our city this week
looking after the chances for being Dis
trict Judge for few weeks.
After to morrow the Presbyterian
School will be held in the after.
noon instead of the forenoon.
Mr.. Sweeten has moved his bakery
into the building next door to Beck's, on
the corner of the public square.
Notwithstanding predictions and
prophecies to the contrary We have had
splendid weather during this month.
Next week we will give the names
IF our n.w county officers. We think
they are all on the Republican ticket.
AS will lie seen by the announce
ments in to-day's paper there are several
vacancies on the Reform township ticket.
Can't some arrangements be made
we can get the result Of the
election in each township on Wednesday?
Rev. Mr.. Brown, who has been sick
for several weeks past at the residence OF
his daughter, Mrs. Whitney, is conval-
Persons having political aspirations
and having no regard for "past political
can find positions on the
Reform ticket.
See the announcement of w. A.
Atchison, of Neosho Falls, as a candi-
late for the 9TH Judicial District for the
unexpired term.
Rev. G. T. Floyd will preach a spe-
,ial sermon on temperance, one week
rom tomorrow evening, at the Baptist
.hurch. Go hear him.
The people out in the eastern part
If our town have been burning off strip
# the prairie as a protection against
prairie fires. Sensible.
Charley Steele has bought the En-
eka stand from 1. Hayworth, and pro-
,oses to make that the headquarters for
ruits, confectioneries, etc.
Taxes are due on and after Novem-
Der 1st., and the whole or one-half must
De paid on or before the Goth of Deem
DER, or penalty will be added.
Last week we made Mr.. Yates, in
lis advertisement, offer his new cassi-
mere suits at $40 each when it should
lave been $40. Bargains, sure.
Some sneak-thief broke into the
tore of Hysinger & Rosenthal, at Hum
,oldt, one night this week and stole sew
raj hundred dollars worth of goods.
The Reform Central Committee
we're mistaken in their man when they
lied vacancy on their ticket by NOM
mating Capt. P. S. Likes for Coroner.
Mr.. q. Miller and family, of juno
ion City, started for home last Wednes-
lay morning-having spent several days
n our town visiting with THE REGISTER
nan.
"A musical soilee was given at the
esidence of Mr.. c. NJ. Simpson, last
tuesday evening, in honor of his sisters
n-law, the Misses Allen, who are visit
ng with him.
A dance at Mrs Buser's Thursday |
vening last called the young folks out
n full force. All enjoyed themselves
ugely and voted it the pleasantest time
f the season.
-Ex-Sheriff D. P. Green has been Civ
ng most of his time for four weeks past i
q nursing a felon on his thumb. He
1as in town last Thursday and reports
n improvement.
A stakeholder in the Allen County |
agricultural and Mechanical Association
esires US to ask the Secretary of said
ssociation to make financial report.
lr. Secretary stand up.
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