The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-09-02
Candidates to the front.

Candidates to the front.
Apple wagons numerous.
The corn trade continues good.
Last Thursday was a scorcher.
Join the Hayes and Wheeler club.
Get your fine stock ready for the
fair.
Our people are ready for another
show.
Flax seed is worth from Is to 80
cents.
Don't fail to hear Col. Plumb speak
tonight.
w. G. Thrasher is off on a trip to
Missouri.
The show was we'll attended last
Saturday.
Judge Talcott has gone to Indiana
on visit.
--Ceafsi is being hauled to our city
from Fl. Scott. ~
Considerable fax seed is being
brought to market.
The sidewalk to the mineral we'll
has been completed.
Summer has passed but the hay
harvest is not ended.
Our grocery stores are kept we'll
supplied with apples.
Col. Eldridge, of Coaeyville, was in
our city last Tuesday.
Fast trotters are exercised on the
at the fair grounds daily.
There is heavy crop of hickory
nuts, walnuts and pecans.
Last Saturday was an unusually
busy day for our merchants.
The little child of Mr.. and Ms. L.
Brnbaker died last Tuesday.
General Assortment of dry goods,
clothing, etc at Northrup's.
Beck bought 157 bushels of castor
beans from one man tn S week.
Remember our county fair COM
mences the 10Th of this month.
MIR. Haskell made host of friends
while in our town last Tuesday.
Peaches that have been brought to
market are of an inferior quality.
You will find good assortment of
-four at the lola cooperative store.
Mr.. Munger has been furnishing
our citizens with extra beef of late.
The present prospects are such as to
make the hearts of all Kansans glad.
Every Republican in the county
should join Hays and Wheeler club.
Our farmers are not putting up near
so much hay this season as they did last.
Mrs. w. C. Jones and Mrs. E.
Bruner are visiting at their old home in
Iowa.
-Colborn has lately received good
stock of boots and shoes for the fall
trade.
-Quails can only be hunted two
months in the year, November and De-
cember.
Piece goods, foreign and domestic,
for fall and winter suits, at
Ireland's.
Judging from what we have seen in
the market the melon crop is a failure
this year.
L. L. Northrup and family and w.
H. Richards start for the Centennial
next week.
Hardware, nails, stoves, tinware,
ETC., at Kansas City prices at Hartman
& Casmire's.
There was an excursion of land buy
ers went down the L. L. & G.. road last
Wednesday.
-Downer has left some extra speci-
mems of different varieties of apples at
Bowlus' office.
A much larger number of acres than
usual will be sown to wheat in our
county this fall.
H. S. Davis, A. E. Barber and Col.
Thurston OF Humboldt were in our town
last Wednesday.
The colored people of this county
will have celebration at lola on the
I'D of this month.
VIM. Hutchinson has fresh bread
every day at his bakery, east side of
Avenue.
AT the Centennial Bakery and Res
taurant is good place to get your din.
ner. Meals at all hours.
Hon. John r. Goodin has returned
nome from Congress and is looking after
his prospects for reelection.
The Hayes and Wheeler club will
their organization this evening |
BY electing permanent officers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn, of Kansas City,
we're the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. n.