The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-10-28

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Indian Summer.
Bring in that wood.
-"Socials" are in order now.
Beck is buying castor beans.
| Vote early, but only vote once.
| Our nimrods are Staying the ducks.
| The persimmon crop is being care'
for.
Prairie chickens fly over our cit.
daily.
There has been decline in the pric,
of hogs.
Candidates are making the "grant
rounds"
Sweet potatoes are selling at 81
cents bushel.
MIR. Bear will ship another lot of fat
hogs next week.
| The Leland Hotel changes proprie
etors again soon.
-Chas. d. Briggs has got fitted up in
his new quarters.
Hogs have been selling for $3.50 pc,
hundred this week.
MIR. Loomis took a trip over to Jop.
lin, Mo-, last week.
Remember the Republican meeting
next Thursday evening.
Mr.. Hankins has recently sold a
number of fine Berkshire pigs.
White & Chollette have made re-
duction in the price of lumber.
Mrs. Jennie McAlister, of Ottawa, is
visiting friends and relatives in this city.
L. W. Keplinger, of Humboldt, re-
turned home from the Centennial this
week.
Prairie fires are numerous, and occa-
sionally hay and corn is destroyed by
them.
Our weather prophets announce that
we are to have cold winter. Bring on
your wood.
Young man can you testify to the
fact that October is the favorite month
for lovers"
Rev. j. E. Bryan, of Humboldt,
preached at the NJ. E. church in this
place last Sunday.
DR.. King opens the doors of the party
at the close of his meetings for the ad-
mission of converts.
Don't fail to hear Hon. 7. G. Sears
and DR.. W. W. King at the Masonic hall
next Thursday evening.
In the southern part of the county
the Independents have nominated VIM.
Rath for Representative.
For true Interpretation of the st.
Louis platform go and hear Sears and
King next Thursday evening.
Instead of the usual trip up Salt
river the defeated candidates in this sec.
ton had better try the lola mineral water.
Judge Hanback's speech at the Ma
sonic Hall last Monday evening was
we'll received. Old soldiers were espec-
tally pleased with it.
There will be no services at the NJ.
E. Church tomorrow morning. In the
evening DR.. Saowden, of Humboldt, will
preach. All invited.
Over in Woodson county the Demo-
Gratis and Reformers have also acciden-
tally called their conventions to meet at
the same time and place.
Married, at the Locust Grove House
evening October 21st, by Judge
Acers, Mr.. John Morris, of Garrett, to
Miss Alice Whitaker, OF lola.
L. X. Kirk, of Garrett, the Republic
,an candidate for State Senator in this
district has been out among the "dear
people" in Allen county this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Davis returned
20 lola last Saturday after having spent
several months travelling through the
lorthern tier of counties in this State.
For the young folks no better pres-
mt can be given than a years subscrip-
ion to 81. Nicholas. The November
lumber, just issued, commences new
'olume.
The festival given by the colored
olks at the Odd Fellows Hall last Thurs
lay evening was quite success, the at
enhance being large. Speeches were
made by Judge Boyd, Judge Talcott and
thers.
-Quails are numerous, and the law
them expires next Wednes-
ay. 1t is still unlawful to net or trap
hem, and if farmers desire to do 80 they
an prevent persons shooting them on
heir premises.
Peters Organ Selections for Novem-
er has been received. Those wishing a
lusical magazine containing choice or
an music should send for sample copy,
rice 25 cts. Address, J. L. Peters, S43
N. Y.
The meeting at Masonic Hall next