The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-10-13

LOCAL NOTES.
| Wheat 10 looking fine.
i -People's convention to-day.
/ Tho cFoquet season ID over.
| There is not IN empty dwelling hous
In the city.
eve, the people"-at the court
house, to-day.
Our merchants expect . mammot
trade this winter.
-Fe, 70, e, FUN, methinks I hea
the cider mill hum.
Mr.. VIM. Davis has gone to house
keeping again this week.
Mr.. A. Hartley went up to Kansa
City on business this week.
Sneak thieves went for Chas. Briggs
grocery store Thursday night.
lis it not about time for the Count,
Central Committee to get togetheri
Mrs. g. D. Ingersol has been quite
sick with remittent fever again this week
County Supt. Frank Root will move
his Office into the room occupied by the
Probate Judge. Both Offices in the
same room.
Jas. Holt took his horse "Billy
Preston" up to the Kansas City Exposi
ton, and has since sold him, realizing
upwards of $4,000.
Revival meeting have been held in
Deer Creek township for several week.
past, and we understand large numbe,
have been converted.
MIR. Jas. Simpson went up to Topeka
this week to attend the meeting of the
Grand Lodge of. o. o. F. of the State,
as delegate from the Society in lola.
-Complimentqries have been received
for the first annual meeting of the To-
peka Horse Fair Association, to be held
at Topeka, Kansas, Oct. 10th to 18th.
Geo. W. Crane is Secretary.
There will be a large turn out of
the faithful at the courthouse to-day,
and probably curiosity will lead good
many Republicans over to see how the
Democrats run their machine.
Married. at the residence of the Off
ciatiug minister, Rev. S. NJ. Irwin, Cen
eva, Kansas, on Oct. 9th, Mr.. A. c. G.
Shockey and Mrs.::Nancy Hall both of
Ozark, Anderson. county, Kansas.
Mr.. H. NJ. Stow has moved out from
Ohio this week with the intention of
making his home here. We understand
that some Others came out with him but
failed to get their names. Welcome.
Davis Parsons has been quite sick
this week, but We are informed that he
is feeling better during the last two or
three days. Mrs. Parsons has also been
sick for some time and is very poorly as
yet.
Our reporter was misinformed last
week in regard to the shipment of hogs.
Two car loads were shipped by Mr..
Gordon. We try to be accurate, and if
Dur shippers will just let US know when
hey ship We will be much obliged.
%. P. Northrup & Co. have fixed up
The back room of their store for q boot
md shoe and clothing department. 1t
mas been re-plastered and shelved and is
quite an addition to their room. They
nave also put in q couple of the finest
'how cases in town. Real beauties.
The leaves are turning slowly yell
ow their summer hue is hence the
opening fruit is in the mellow the
mall boy on the fence. He looks around,
lie views the ground, and thinks the
moment suits; he fills his pockets full
md round, then jumps the fence and
coots.
-Godey's Ladys Boot for November,
s, as always, frst-class, and promises to
'etter itself the coming year. With its
numerous stories, engravings and mis-
'ellaneous reading, it has been the pop
liar magazine for nearly three genera
ions, and is still first in the affections of
Is readers
Old Reliable says that his cash
lrawer will always be found open after
o'clock P. NJ. from this date. All per-
ons wishing to run his outfit after that
ime will not have to provide themselves
nth chisel. $500 reward will be paid
o any person making days wages by |
obbing the same.
The Democratic and Peoples con-
entions meet in lola to-day. Demo
ratio convention meets at the old court
ouse, while the Peoples convention
meets at the new courthouse. We are
hus explicit, for fear some of our many
ersonal friends in those parties, might
ct into the wrong wigwam - which
'ould be q great mistake.
Under the head of announcements"
his week will be found the names of Mr..
:. 8. Fast and Mr.. Albert Hodgson. The
primer for Recorder and the latter for
heriff. Both these gentlemen called on
s this week and We found them to be
cry agreeable gentlemen, and from