The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-09-29

PERSONAL uENrIox.
20. @ Hyds went baek 70 Ohio Ia
week.
-Mr. Cossvsll removed TO Eurek'
this week.
-Dr. Hsndricks was up to Ottawa o,
business this week.
Mr. McClaren is making . visit Il
her friends in Ohio.
Rev. II. K. Muth had some fine
sweet potatoes in town last Saturday.
MIR. Hartley sold his horse at the
Kansas City Exposition for two hundred
dollars.
j. w. Clark has moved his gunsmith
shop to the building one door south Of
Northrup's store.
B. F. Pancoast has rented part Of
the post Office building, where he will do
q silvermith business.
Mr.. Jas. Burns is visiting his father
at Versailles, Mo-, this week. He expects
to be gone about ten days.
Miss Minnie Richards is at home from
Fredonia where she has been teaching
music for sometime past. She returned
last week.
Murray was up to Franklin County
this week attending to legal business.
It was in the case of Williams vs.. Mer-
rift, We believe.
MIR. E. N. Yates has traded of his
residence and town lots for land, we be-
lieve. He will board the coming winter
at Mrs. Richardson's.
Mrs. s. Tozer, accompanied by Mrs.
Crow and child, started to Newton coun.
ty, Arkansas, on a visit to friends, on
Thursday of last week.
Mr.. J. P. Boyd has bought the
property adjoining the town-site on the
south, formerly owned by Mrs. Briggs.
He moved into it last week.
Mr.. Rebt. Cook shipped a pair of
his fine pigs to Lebanon, Tenn, last
The price received was $35.
We failed to learn the name of the pur.
chaser.
--Chas. Steele is announced this week
IS q candidate for Justice of the Peace.
Mr.. Steele has hosts of friends who will
stand by him when election day comes
.ound.
-Thorp & Dennis have moved their
barber shop this week to the room one
ioor south of the grange store, where
hey will hereafter be found ready to
Wait on all their friends.
-Bowlus and J. II. Richards have
purchased fine spring wagon and team
o show the land buyers over the coun.
ry in. We believe they went "cahoots'
tut don't know certain.
DIR. Hart has taken part of the room
ne door north of Mrs. Hays restaurant,
rhere he has put in fine lot of clocks. |
What the Doctor don't know about
locks, is not worth knowing.
Mrs. ]. R. Berry brought usa few fine
eedling peaches this week, and the lot,
re think, would average 8 ounces each.
he one we weighed, balanced at 81
unces. How is that for seedlings, any
'ay.
Miss Jennie Muth sent US q very
ne bouquet last Saturday by her
.ther. The flowers were very beautiful
nd we'll arranged, and Miss Jennie has
ur many thanks for her kind remem-
rance.
MIR. Geo. d. Rudy has taken charge
the Leland Hotel this week. Mr.. R.
an old hand at the hotel business, and
IS the advantage of knowing every.
ody. He will make the Leland a pop
lar place to stop at.
MIR. VIM. Case, formerly resident of
nr town, but lately of California, re-
lrned to this State this week, bringing
is family. Mr.. Case has hosts of old
lends in and around lola, who will give
i'm warm welcome.
I'm to-day's paper Mr.. G. NJ. Brown
announced as an Independent candi-
ate for the Office of Register of Deeds.
[r. Brown is undoubtedly well qualified
II the Office, as he has served the peo-
lie we'll during previous years. We
link the Republican candidate will
,me out ahead, however. but if it is not
} be, We know of no one better fitted for
le Office than Mr.. Brown. But
Rev. Mr.. Brown had the misfortune
morning to fall backwards
ON a wagon. bruising and jarring him.
If pretty bad. He had intended to 60
, Neosho Falls, and had taken his seat .
the wagon; the horses starting up
lddenly threw him out He was taken
his residence and medical aid sum-
oded. We understand that he is get ,
ng along tolerably we'll, and but for
'e fact of his old age, would not be
,nsidered seriously injured. 1t was a
ID tumble, but he was fortunate in not
n;p0 hurk q 0roof doo1 wnroo