The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-09-21

up to the Exposition at Kansas Cit!
WEDNESDAY.
! Ia poor family of emigrants ar
stopping at the Neosho Valley House OF
account of sickness.
Judge Talcott adjourned the Distric
Court over for week on account of the
fair in Wilson county.
Mr.. r. T. Overstreet, of franklin
Indiana, is visiting Mr.. Vannuys fIola
Mr.. O. is sick at present.
Squire Rhoades and wife, old resi-
dents Of lola, were over from Bourbon
county to attend the fair.
NH. Reimert's brother from the ole
Keystone State, arrived at lola to make
visit Thursday evening.
Capt. Stewart made an excellent
presiding officer a the Republican
County Convention last Saturday.
Tho attention of the city authoritie.
is called tn the sidewalk on the north
side of Madison avenue west of the square
Owing to the sickness of Rev. Mr.
Miller, there was no regular service at
the Presbyterian Church, last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fielding, of Illinois,
are visiting their daughter, Mrs. E. 81.
Doyder. They made the trip overland.
@Tom. Rutledge has erected fine
house out on his farm northeast of town.
The plasterers are at work at present
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Scott, of Ed.
gerton, Kansas, came down last Friday
on account of the sickness of Mr.. Scott's
sister, Emma.
F-Senator Ingalls,, Gov. Geo. T. An.
thony, Hon. J. p. St. John and Hon. D.
C. Haskell will address the people OF
lola, Oct. 10th at 7 p. m.
j. Il. Richards is corresponding
with P. P. Elder for the purpose of hav.
ing q speech from that gentleman at this
place during the campaign.
The L. L. & G. Railroad made q
low excursion rate to the K. G. EXPOSE
ton this week. By an oversight no
notice was made last week.
JAS. Holt, of this place, entered
brown stallion, Old AK and black colt,
Coley for sweepstakes and Is best road
sters. 1t the Kansas City Exposition.
David Worst, and family, of
Pennsylvania, are stopping at this place
until Mr.. w. purchases farm. He will
locate east of lola few miles, probably.
Two or three young men from Els
moro township were arrested and fined
and in default of payment. placed under
the care of Sheriff Hodgson the present
weex
John Mcdonald, of lola, Rev. 8. NJ.
Irwin of Geneva and some others had
the fine fruit displays Apples, peaches,
pears, ETC., till even the editors mouth
Wetered.
.Mr. r. p. Hamm, Secretary of the
District Fair deserves great praise for
his efficient work for that association.
He is undoubtedly the right man in the
right place.
The Gresnback party of this county
is at present without An ''organ." The
columns of The REaIsTEE are open, to
any reasonable extent, for their notices,
DIFFERENTIATION, etc.
Fullwider will move from John
Parrish's farm to the Main place, in Deer
Greek township, next week. Parrish is
expecting to occupy his place himself
soon. Wonder what that means?
Before Justice Boyd, Tuesday last,
two young men from the classic stream,
of Deer, were fined for fighting. The
costs in one case footed up $2S. In the
other the costs were not 20 large.
Mr.. VIM. Davis had q specimen of
&ptaria, which he found in Mitchell
county, labeled "Noah's Cabbage" 1t
was entered as "the prettiest thing of
any name or nature" snd attracted
much attention.
The fuperal,of Emma Scott was at
tended byfhe><hole community. Among
her cls6 mates and friends there was not
. dryeye. How much she will be missed
by/the stricken parents and Borrowing
brothers and sisters and friends!
Joe Eshbaugh's little girl has been
suffering with an attack of paraly sis for
q few weeks. The lower limbs were af-
fected 20 - to prevent the weight Of the
child resting on them and utterly pre-
clpaed walking. She is improving slowly.
T. N. Funston Of Geneva town.
ship will accept the thanks of this Office
for mess OF sweet potatoes, the finest
We have seen this year. The largest one
weighed 8 pounds and eight Of them
filed . hall. bushel measure. He has an
aero and half of them.
They came near having first-class
FIRE at the residepee Of r. B Thrall on
of last Week. Cause setting q |
kettle Of hot 1sbss near . barrel and the |
wall. Tbs res1lt was that the barrel and |
some clothes were burnt. Our people |
cannot BE- too careful where ashes are |
placed.
The School Board have decided to |
admit limited number of pupils from
other districts for tuition fec of $1.Q0 |
per month. Pupils will not be admitted
to the school after the first week of each
month uplGss they present . receipt for
The tYidon fec, signed bv the District |
IN. 7. G. Steele, Of indianapolis, !
Ind. had on exhibition nine oil paintings |
ofths average value Of $50 each. They |
we're the finest paintings ever shown ct |
) e0Enty or district fair. -Four Of them /
we're family portraits, one Of Gen. Lou.
Wallace. Of Indiana, and four onesneral
'ubjecta
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