The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-09-15


Cook. he il highly pleased with on
county and thinks he will remove to thiI
place and locate. aee
The premium lists of our county fail
have been distributed this week. Here
tofore when they were issued at an early
day they were generally all gone before
fair time arrived. ~,
Rev. Mr.. Hayiland, of Concordia,
will preach at the Presbyterian church
tomorrow morning At the usual hour.
In the afternoon he viii preach at Car.
lyle. All are invited.
Every delegate elected in this town.
ship on Tuesday had majority of the
votes cast. Chas Steele seemed to be
the most popular one; but then he keeps
cigars plenty You know.
I'm addition to the large sumber of
cans sold by our hardware men. our gro
GERS have sold large quantities of glass
cans, jelly glasses, etc. Preserves and
SIGH" will be plenty next winter, sure.
There will be no services at the
Baptist church tomorrow, on account of
absence of the pastor, Rev. Mr.. Alton,
who is attending the meeting Of the Ne
osho Valley Baptist Association at Neo-
sho Falls.
Rev. Is. G. Clark lost Q hymn book
somewhere in town about two weeks ago,
which he would be very thankful if the
finder would return. 1t has Mrs. Clark's
maiden name and also her present one on
the inside. If
We acknowledge the receipt Of .
complimentary to attend the Leaven-
worth Horse Fair and Stock Association
at Leavenworth, Kansas, October 9th,
10th, 18th and 18th, 1877. P. Il. Mad
den is secretary.
We have received an invitation to
attend the joint fairs of the Wilson
County Agricultural and Fredonia
Driving Park Association to be held at |
Fredonis, Oct. 9th to 18th. G. F. Jack
son and J. A. Burge are the secretaries
Miss Louisa Case was married this |
week at Fredonis to Mr.. Isaac Hudson,
/ prominent banker at that place. They
passed through here Thursday on a bri-
lal tourfo California. Mrs. Hudson has
many old friends in lola who wish her
much joy.
MIR. VIM. Davis, of Deer Creek
;ownship brought US fine lot ofbudded
peaches last Friday week. and has our
many thanks for the same. The way
printers can eat peaches is surprising and
Mr.. d. gave US fine treat. They were
'ery fine fruit.
Rev Mr.. Muth, formerly pastor at
this county, but now of
circuit, Allen county, was in
he city this week visiting old friends.
lie is looking heartier than ever before,
nd full of life as of old. We were glad
o meet him-Otta,ca Journal.
We shall publish next week the his
orical sermon preached in July 1876, by
Iev. s. G. Clark and giving the history
f the Presby terrain Church from its Or
up to that time. Parties
FISHING extra copies must leave their !
riders by Wednesday evening of next
'eek.
The L. L. & G. Railroad makes low /.
ates for the Kansas City Exposition.
or $3.50 you can buy ticket good for
week. Probably good many of our
eople will go up to see Goldsmith =
laid" on Wednesday. 1t will make .
leasant trip to go up Tuesday and re-
,rn Thursday.
Those fine apples that Mr.. ]. ].
lack of Geneva township brought into =
nr Office last week Friday evening were Z
lagnifcent.. Ransdell's Red was the =
anne of the variety. Mr.. Black has {
wed number to bring to the fair at Z
ia next month, and We predict that y
lev will take premiums. .
-Eudora Cozine died last Tuesday 1
ter q protrapted illness. The sympa- {
lies Of tbs community will be freely .
ven tc/the afflicted parents, brothers s
I'd sisters. Funeral services were held Ii
at the Presbyterian church .
? Rev 8. G. Clark. The Y. NJ. c. Of
hich she was q member, attended in
,dy.
Mr.. VIM. Marshall, lately from Col :,
ado Springs, COL, is stopping . few =
eeks in our town. He came home ;,
it'll Mr.. Brewster and expresses q =
rong liking for our county. Mr.. NJ. \
ent out to Colorado from Tennessee on
count of his health but since bis visit :
re likes the country 20 well that he =,
i'll probably settle up his affaiD at his :,
d home and remove to our county. -
r. Marshall is staying at Mr.. Robt.
,ok'a =,
-Messrs. Hartman and Casmire and r.
,ok 4 Co., had their show windows Il
led full of fruit cans at the commence u
emit of the season. We judged at the Il
ne that they would have cans left over. ia
uring the past three weeks Hartman it
d Casmire have been making cans at o,
e rata of fortv dozen 4 dav and are II;