The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-09-09

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BE sure to attend the fair every day
w. II. Richards is of to the Centen
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Peaches of better quality in mar
ket this week.
"A late addition to Sam Brubaker',
family. A girl.
Our merchants are receiving theil
stock of fall goods.
| will Hampstead, of, Linn county
was in our city this week.
Candidates for the county Offices are
scarce. What's the matter?
The whooping cough still prevails
among the children in our city.
Sugar and coal oil have gone up.
Coal oil has about doubled in price.
Republican,, be sure and attend the
primary meetings in your township.
Rev. Mr.. Fielding will preach at the
Baptist church again tomorrow morning.
The Board OF Directors of the Allen
county fair had meeting last Wednes-
day.
Prof. Smiths son, Frank, has gone
to Lawrence To attend the State IJniver.
sity.
Mr.. Pancoast, of New York, is tax
ing pictures at Apples photograph gal
lery.
Quite number of our citizens were
in attendance at the Chanute fair this
week.
Col. Plumb made large number of
acquaintances during his visit to our
town.
Prayer meeting twice a week at the
Baptist Church, Tuesday and Friday
evenings.
The colored men in lola and vicinity
have nearly all joined the Hayes and
Wheeler club.
Homer Hendricks started to Bald
win City last Tuesday to attend the b.
ker University.
The Rev. Mr.. Daniels will be in.
stalled as pastor of the Humboldt Pres.
byterian church tomorrow.
Angelo Scott returned to Lawrence
this week to continue his course of stud
les at the State University.
When your friends come to borrow
The REGISTER, suggest to them that
they had better subscribe for it.
Mr.. ]. P. Boyd attended the Cha
mute fair this week, taking with him
some of his fine Poland China hogs.
The Texas barber and one of the
washer.women of our town skipped out
for Missouri last Wednesday night.
DIR. J. w. Scott will address the
Hayes and Wheeler club at the court
house next Tuesday evening. Go hear
him.
John A. Christy brought US some
fine samples of the Indian peach, last
Thursday, the best We have seen this
season.
Misses Lou and Belle Case arrived
home on Thursday from California,
where they have been for more than a
year past.
Miss Pickell has appointed Frank
Root deputy County Superintendent,
and he is now discharging the duties of
that Office.
Geo. Harris went over into Missouri
this week to attend the Panther Creek
Association of the Regular Predestina-
rian Baptists.
We neglected last week to mention
the death of Miss Artie Feasley, who died
on the 25th of Aug. after a long and
painful illness.
John Arnett returned home from
Linn county this week having completed
the carpenter work on new frame house
for Dr.. Winans.
Most Of the property advertised in
The delinquent tax list had the taxes
paid up by the owners so that the sales
this week were very light.
The Anderson county fair will be
held At Garrett, commencing the 10th
instead of the 3Oth Of this month - here
tofore reported in this paper.
Frank Root returned from his visit
to his old home in New York last week.
On account Of sickness in his family he
did not 60 to the Centennial.
We saw some specimens of corn at
Cowan 4 Richards grocery store, . few
days since. the longest ear Of which meas
ured fourteen and half inches.
Several Of the excursionists who
went down the road last week have since
been in our town and Bowlus and Scott
drove them around over the country.
-Downer sent some apples to Law
renee last Monday to be forwarded from
there, with other selections from differ
emit parts of the State, to the Centennial.
Tho September number of the
Nor Humasa, published by Geo. Woods
& Co., Cambridgeport, Mass, has been