The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-10-05
HaIloweil nsxs week.

Lsts potsto0 hsvs . fdut prospect Of
ter sll.
| tlsten and blue uoso will soon b. n
styls.
Sunday was the windiest day Of tn
season.
WalnuA and hickory nuts are very
plenty.
I/btrsw hsts are being consigned to ths
land Of limbo.
Merchants are opening out their fall
stocks Of goods.
NNow look out for cold in the head and
congested liver.
The Board Of County Commissioner
meet next Monday.
@. N. Simpson went up to Emporia
this week on business.
<Gov. Anthony will speak at Humboldt
on the 18th at p. m.
Fridays rain was IN excellent thing
for our farmer friends.
why don't some of the church societies
get up an oyster support
Go over to the school house to-day and
help examine the teachers.
Remember the Republican meeting ct
lola next Thursday afternoon.
Re MEMBER the day and date, Oct. 18th
at 2 p. m, Gov. Anthony At lola.
The ladies are especially invited to At
tend the Republican meetings advertised
for this county.
The down.pour of the rain interfered
with the out-pouring of the Democracy
last Saturday.
Mr. Thomas has traded his farm for
Mr.. Fisk's house. Mr.. Fisk has moved
to the country this week.
The Board of County Commissioner
meet in regular session At the court
house next Monday.
Mrs. Julia A. Whitney has just re.
ceived q fine upright piano. 1t can be
seen at Stevenson's.
Book borrowers are requested to read
Mr.. Cooks notice in special column"
in regard to loaned books.
Col. Hallowell will address the people
of Deer Creek township on Thursday,
Oct. 10th at z p. m. Turn out.
Sheriff Hodgson's youngest child has
been quite sick this week, and was hardly
expected to live at last accounts.
Mr.. Slavens, so we are informed, denies
point blank the statement that he was
drunk at Humboldt, recently. This is
we'll.
While Mr.. Drake was burning . fire
guard around his fence last week the fire
got away from him and burnt up lot of
hay for Mr.. J. R. Young.
We hope the Republicans will see that
the meeting of D. c. Haskell at Spring
Valley School House in Usage township
is we'll advertised. Turn out.
See here, you candidates for township
Offices; its about time the public knew
what Office you are striving for. Only
81 in advance $3.50 if time is given.
Our road overseers should attend to
the roads in their districts at once. 1t
will be the same old cry of "bad roads"
soon, if work is not put on some of them
atQnce.
I'VE were glad to see Mr.. A. 8. Hsnkins
on the street Saturday. He has been
having q serious time at his house-all
the folks sick at one time and no help to
be procured.
A sister of Mr.. Rhoades, who was ad-
vertised to speak Monday evening, came
in from the country over 20 miles to hear
him. As he did not come it was quite q
disappointment.
From every section comes encouraging
reports of the wheat. The recent rains
have brought it out in the finest possible
shape. The yield next season will from
present appearances be very large.
Mr.. f. C. Benedict who has been sick
for nearly five weeks is slowly recover
ing. We hope he will be able to be out
soon 80 his many friends will be able to
congratulate him on his entire recovery.
Gov. P. P. Elder made US short call
Monday, just to get acquainted, you
know. He spoke in the evening at the
court house and on Tuesday evening at
the Carpenter school house in Deer Greek
township.
Mr.. Brown late of Livingstone
Illinois, has located in our city
and will soon commence the practice of
law This profession) here. We are glad
to make his acquaintance and trust he
will do we'll.
The awards Of premiums on sheep, as
published last week should have read |
For best ram under one year, best three
ewes, best lot of sheep, five or more, best
pen of lambs, best ram any age or breed,
best eve and for sweepstakes, ]. W. Col.
lett & Son.
The amount raised in lola this week
for the yellow fever sufferers amounts to
about $50. This does not include the |
Masons' fund which will pr ,bably amount
TO $50. nor further contributions from
not yet reported which will
Smount to $50 or $50 more-making q
total of about $175.00. ~
Married, at the residence of. B. Law.
yer, by Rev. William Hankins, Thurs
day Oct. 3rd 1921. Mr.. Leander Patton
and Miss M.,sie ]; Brown. All of Allen
At tbssape time and place BY the
same MI. JAS. B. PEGS and Mrs. Eliza A.
Dsahis'h.
Hon. John R. Goodin was up to the
County Convention last Sat
nrday and shedding smiles on every hand.
It would please our local pride could we
lail him Is our next Governor, and,