The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-10-07

Everybody should hear Col. St. John
next Friday.
Teachers examination at the school
house to-day.
Read the Sheriffs proclamation of a
general election.
Haskell will be here next Friday.
Don't fail to hear him.
The Commissioners will meet again
Monday, October 18th.
The weather was unfavorable for the
fair at Humboldt this week.
Geo. T. Anthony will speak at Hum.
boldt next Thursday evening.
Don't fail to hear W. L. Simons at
the Masonic Hall this evening.
-Tomatoe and sweet potatoe vines
have been cooked by the late frosts.
Mr.. Asa Richardson, of Lawrence,
has been in our city during the week.
Judge Goodin made a speech in
Elsmore township last Monday evening.
Stoves have been quite comfortable
this week-where they had fire in them.
M. NJ. Hart shipped a lot of fine
hogs this week. which averaged SOL lbs.
each.
The young folks had a pleasant time
at Mrs. Reeds hall last Wednesday eve-
ming.
A. w. Beck has moved out on his
farm. He will continue to do business
in town.
Those wanting stock hogs will do
well to consult J. P. Boyd's card in an
other column.
L. L. Northrup and lady and w. Fl.
Richards returned home from the Cen
tennial last week.
ID. ID. Britton took half a dozen pre-
miums on his fine Berkshire pigs at the
NeOSnO f-dfis L ar.
Read the appointments, published
in another column, for Republican meet
ings in this county.
We received the award of premiums
at the Allen county fair this week too
late for publication.
Rev. Mr.. Tomlinson, of Illinois, will
preach at the Baptist church tomorrow
morning at IL o'clock.
H. Reimert has moved from the
Grange store to the south room of E. n.
Yates cash dry goods house.
Judge Bell and Mr.. Maine had a
Joint discussion at Deer Creek school
house last Saturday evening.
Judge PETER is remembered by our
citizens as pleasant and able speaker.
He will be here next Friday.
Judge Talcott got home from hold
ing court in Wilson county last Monday.
He goes to Woodson county next week.
frankie Jones, little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. e. Jones, died last Thursday
afternoon after an illness of few days.
Mr.. Northrup says the display of
fruit from this State at the Kansas
building at the Centennial astonishes
everybody.
Frank Root has been appointed
County Superintendent by the Commits
'ioners in the place of Miss Jennie Pick
III, resigned.
Notwithstanding the low rates at
which Munger & Co. are selling beef,
hey furnish their customers with the
choicest meat.
The Democrats have county con-
'ention in lola next Saturday. The
2eformers also hold convention here
IN the same day.
Mr.. A. Hartley left at this Office last
Wednesday lot of the finest sweet pota-
Oes of the season. He also left some
pecimens at Bowlus' Office.
Judge Talcott informs us that of the
ocular jury at his term of court in Viii
on county eleven, were for Hayes for
resident and one for Tilden.
"A. @. Gilmore is at home this week
rom Crawford county where he has .
ontract on the new railroad which is
'eing builded from Ginrd 70 Joplin.
Married on the 18th inst, at the resi-
ence of A. H. Brown, by ]. K. Boyd,
ESQ.,, Mr.. v. B. Tillson and-AIiss Sarah
!. Lewis, all of Anderson county, Kans.
Mr.. Palmer having recently lost
arge number OF his chickens kept on the
7atch for the thief Last Thursday
norning he found him. 1t was wolf
Al. Jones invites the man who stole
ONE ten bushels of seed wheat and .
ack of -four from him to come again.
eturn his sacks and take some cider with
i'm.
M. H. Moore, of Pennsylvania,
tarted home last Wednesday after stop
ing a number Of days in our city. Mr.. i
doore owns considerable property in our ,
own and vicinity. .