The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-09-23

"A number of land buyers in town o
late.
Tho demand for quinine CONTINUES
good.
New corn will soon be ready fo
market.
Pacing race this morning at tel
o'clock.
The free for all race comes off thi
afternoon.
Joseph Mark, Of Valparaiso, Ind, i,
in our city.
Our merchants continue to receive
new goods.
The public schools will commence
next Monday.
Sack race for boys and slow mule race
this afternoon.
"A glorious rain last Tuesday and
Tuesday night.
Beck shipped . car load of caste,
beans this week.
DIR. Scott has been up to Lawrence
for several days.
Everybody should bet on the win
ming horse to-day.
Ladies riding, boys riding, girls rid
ing this afternoon.
Among the late arrivals is q new
boy At Mr.. Crumrine's.
"A daily paper has been started at
Parsons by J. P. Coffin.
Hartman & Casmire have sold q
number of new wagons of late.
w. W. Sain, of the Woodson Coun-
ty Poet, was at our fair this week.
Miss Maggie Norris, of Kansas City,
is visiting with friends in our town.
The District fair at Neosho Falls
next week should be attended by all our
people.
The attendance at the fair yesterday
was good, but it will doubtless be better
to-day.
Geo. Taylor has q public sale of per-
sonal property at his residence. south
east of town.
Mr.. Hess Bevington, from Iowa.
moved into the Henderson property in
this city this week.
DIR. Fulton, of Uniontown, brother
to DR.. Fulton of this place, was in our
our town last Thursday.
DIR. Carpenter, south of Neosho Falls,
sells seventy-five head of cattle at public
sale Monday, October I'd.
Hon. John R. Goodin has been in
at our fair, and is round in
his constituents.
Miss Ida Casmire returned home
last Thursday from q long visit with
friends and relatives in Ohio.
-Bowlus is continually selling land
10 parties in other States who design |
making their homes in this county.
We acknowledge the receipt of a
complimentary" to the Humboldt fair,
which will be held week after next.
-Found-a ladies black kid glove
picked up between the city and the fair
ground. The owner can have the same
IN payment for this notice.
&C. G. Mull's two brothers, who we're
,ut from Indiana on visit, started for
nome the first of the week. They were
highly pleased with our country.
Josie Stevenson, Mrs. Templin, J. E.
Ireland, H. A. Perkins and lady and 8.
J. Cowan were in attendance at the
Kansas City Exposition during the week.
We neglected last week to "localize"
Chorp's new barber chair. He has one of
he finest in the State. It is fully worth
he price offs shave to get to sit in it for
,alf an hour.
The public schools of lola will begin
,ext Monday with the following teachers
Mr.. L. B. Bissell. Principal Miss Jennie
oickell, intermediate Miss Alice L.
Crosby, Primary.
AT meeting Of the newly elected
Central Committee last Wednesday w.
}. Allison was chosen chairman, J. w.
Patterson treasurer, and VIM. Evyns sec.
etary. The committee decided to meet
It Humboldt Wednesday the q inst.
DIR. J. F. Knowlton was one of the
delegates from Geneva township in the
convention held at the court
louse last Wednesday. The doctor is
till in feeble health, but 30 long as he is
bic to be out of bed he will be found
boxing after the welfare of the Republi-
an party.
in to-day's paper Col. G. P. Smith
nnounces himself Is an independent
andidate for the Office of County Alto
ey for Allen county. The Colonel is
7ell known to our people. is . regular
Id war-horse in politics-hsving fought