The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-10-14

Never bet on elections.
Hickory nuts in market.
Try the new millinery store.
Who paid for those new hatsf
Two conventions in town to-day.
i commissioner court next Monday.
Splendid weather for gathering corn.
Now fit your stove pipe together, il
you can.
DIR. Scott went up. to Kansas City
yesterday.
Mrs. Whitney is visiting her sister
in Missouri.
Mrs. James Burns has gone to Mis-
souri, on a visit.
"A lot of fat hogs were shipped this
week by A. L. Bear.
Get one of those nobby hats at the
new millinery store. ~
Dan Thorp has moved his barber
shop into Beck's building.
"A few loads of wood wanted on sub
scription for THE REGISTER.
Prof. Sofge was home from Belleville,
ILL.,, this week on short visit.
How do you like the result of the
elections in Ohio and Indiana?
aye gentle zephys" have carried the
dust around at lively rate of late.
Capt. Anthony's visit to our town
yesterdy resurrected the lola band.
Court in Woodson county this week
was held at the new county seat, Yates
Center.
An account of the Republican meet
ing in this city last night will be given
next week.
j. H. Thomas who moved from lola
to Colorado Springs some two years ago,
has moved back again.
Leap year is more than three-fourths
gone. and there is still quite a number
of old bachelors at large.
j. II. Richards and Peter Bell were
in ATTENDANCE at the term of Court in
Woodson county this week.
Mrs. R. A. Armstrong returned home
last week, after spending the summer in
Virginia, much improved in health.
The awards of premiums by the Al
len County Fair, held at this place last
month will be found in to-day's paper.
Rev. S. G. Clark returned last Mon
day from the meeting of the Synod of
Kansas which was recently held at To-
peka.
AS we went to press last evening
there were a number of persons in from
the country to attend the Republican
meeting.
The October number of the New
York Jiiiliner and Dressmaker has been
received and is fully equal to previous
numbers.
S. S. Prouty, of the Topeka Common
acealth, came down with Senator Harvey,
d. G. Haskell and John Francis yester-
day afternoon.
Munger & Co. are still selling beef
at the dow prices inaugurated by them a
short time ago. No excuse for any one
going hungry.
A. J. Hankins took the blue ribbon
on his three year old Norman stallion at
the fairs at Chanute, lola, Neosho Falls
and Humboldt.
j. W. Scott and J. l.. Arnold will ad.
dress the Hayes and Wheeler Club of
Carlyle at the Deer Creek school house
next Monday evening.
Rev. Mr.. Tomlinson preached at the
Baptist church last Sunday morning and
lectured on Spiritualism at Odd Fellows
Hall Monday evening.
u. F. Sargent, editor of the Fl: Scott
Pioneer, was in our city last Saturday.
He is out doing missionary work for the
Independent Reform party.
The Presiding Elder of the NJ. E.
Church for this district, Rev. Mr.. John
son, preached a couple of able sermons
last Sabbath at their church here.
1t has been suggested that W. L.
Simons be secu red by the Republicans
here to preach the funeral of the Demo-
cratic party after the November election.
There are now more than ninety |
scholars enrolled in the primary depart
ment of the lola public schools, and we
think the employment of but one teacher
for that number of pupils is poor econ
omy.
As wo go to press FRIDAY afternoon)
Capt. Anthony is addressing the citizens
of lola at the court house, and there is
Emusic in the air." He had no regular
here, and the meeting was
got up on short notice.
ID. G. Haskell will make his last
tour through our county the
forepart of next month, speaking at Ed
crossing at Deer Greek, Nov.
LIST, at Elsinore the I'd, and in Usage
township the Sd. Every Republican in