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

Now chop wood.
j H. Richards is in Kansas City.
Wild geese and ducks are numerous.
That tidal wave. ave told you so. I"
Quite a heavy frost last Monday
night.
Beck has shipped lot of fax seed
this week.
Our merchants had big trade last
Saturday.
There has been quite demand for
coal tor several days past.
It. S. Slower, our next county Clerk,
was in town last Thursday.
Mr.. Newton, recently from Ohio, is
living in H. S. Davis house.
-There.re no Democrats in this coun-
ty now until after the election.
The Board of County Commissioners
will be in session next Monday.
The epizootic has reached the West
-ern States. Look Quito, your horses.
Judge Talcott has been holding court
at Defiance in Woodson county, during
the week.
Strangers visiting the fair last week
expressed surprise at the good showing
of fine hogs.
H. H. Pulver attended the meeting
of the Grand Lodge of OLD Fellows at
Atchison this week.
The school teachers in the county
have been attending the Institute at
Humboldt this week.
w. 7. McElroy, of the Humboldt
Union, was one of the judges at the baby
show last Saturday.
Notwithstanding the unfavorable
weather last Saturday. there was big
attendance at the fair.
Mr.. z. J. Wisner is going to try
wool growing and has purchased humid
red and forty or fifty sheep.
County Attorney, J. H. Richards,
was in attendance at the Woodson coun-
ty court a. part of this week.
How beautiful for brethren to dwell
together in harmony-as illustrated by
the candidates on the Reform ticket.
The Neodesha Free Press puts
Judge Talcott's name at the head of its
ticket as its choice for Judge. Sensible.
Trials of speed' is what they call
it, and such trials between horses occur
almost daily on the race course east of
town.
Look out for the announcement of
great bargains in Yates advertisement
next week. In the meantime call and
see him.
On account of the bad condition of
the track from the rain the night before
the "big trot'' of the fair did not come
of last Saturday.
F. w. Bartlett was over attending
the fair last week. We understand that
he is contemplating matrimony.- Wood
son County Past.
Calvin Rice is attending to the bust
ness of the telegraph and ticket Office in
the depot at CoHeyville, the agent at that
place being sick.
-Robt. Cook, importer and breeder of
fine hogs, sold pair of pigs he had on
exhibition at the fair last week for
twenty-seven dollars.
-Wanted-a man to take his chances
on the Reform ticket for the office OF
Register of Deeds. Apply to the central
committee of that party.
Roy Buchanan son of VIM. Buc-
hanan died Thursday morning October
14th 1875, of congestive chill. Aged 2
years, l month and 8 days.
The Reform convention last week
did not ask Mr.. Needham to "step down
and out" but they asked him to step
downs nd stand his chances for starving
out.
DIR. Jones, of Neosho Falls, was in
town last Wednesday evening for the
purpose of consulting with DIR. Fulton in
the case of Rev. Mr.. Brown. Mrs. Whit
ney's father.
w. A. johnson was in our town the
first of the week-he was making for De-
fiance to attend court. Mr.. johnson has
business in most every county in this as
well as his own judicial district.