The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-10-26
MATTERS.

Taxes become due November first.
Everybody will join the Literary I'm
ion.
And still the rush of job work contin
ues.
Ice froze in water buckets Monda,
night.
Immigration still flows in in stead,
stream.
New corn is coming into market at
fair rate.
Beautiful days and delicious weathe
this week.
White & Cholletse are selling piles o
lumber daily.
Business in the Justice court has beer
brisk this week.
Mr. A. E, Warner is still quite sick a
Mr.. Bassett's.
Mrs. Allison was up to Ottawa on
visit this week.
Mr., j. ID. Rhoades is back from Colo
| RADIO, on visit
Several new barns about town. Pre-
pairing for winter.
DR.. Gillihan was up to Garrett visit
ing his son last week.
An infant child of Mr.. wheel was bur
led Wednesday last.
The Methodist congregation will holc
4 festival before long.
There is quite nu n5er of dilapidateL
| sidewalks abou. town.
Northern breezes b'ew biandly Mon
day last i: very blandiy.
Election tickets printed with dispatch
and secrecy at t;,is office.
The revival at Liberty church acros,
the river still continues.
Mr.. Hoaslan,i, Il brother or Mrs
Briggs, is visiting at Inia.
Mr. and Ms. Nichols, 81 Parsons, Kan
sas. are visiting friends in lola.
Anyone having h"i:e to rent can DE-
50 at almost their own figures.
The hazv appearance the atmosphere
would indicate Indian Summer.
Mr.. J. +. Young's brother from Indi
ana was in lola last week on visit.
Tramps are striking for the cities a,
election aud winter time approaches.
The first meeting of the camprign wa.
a good one. Geneva turned out in force
Mr.. C. NJ. Simpson and wife have been
visiting relatives III Greenwood county.
A big excursion passed down the road
Thursday night. Some stopped offhere
J. w. Rislev. of Humboldt, circulated
his genial presence on the streets Mon
day
Mr. r. B Stevenson has purchased the
news stand Of G. A. Steele, at the post
Office.
Present appearances indicate pleas
ant winter. But appearances are always
deceitful.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cook went up to Usage
county visiting old acquaintances there
this week.
Republican meeting at Rose Hill
school house next Tuesday evening.
Turn out.
Let's get up big coon hunt after the
election. Invite the defeated candidates
to 60 along.
C. A. Steele moved his store over into
the room occupied by Griffith and Rel
inert this week.
When reminded about that subscrip-
tion the average farmer wants to wait
till he sells his hogs.
NJ. Jacob Bowers is erecting a neat
two-story residence on Washington ave,
nue.. The frame work is up.
Messrs. Powell of the Post and Jones
of the Nems, WoOdson county, attended
the barbecue last Saturday.
Next Wednesday Humboldt will have
a fair that will attract our sporting men
The purses foot up about 500.
Arch Montfort was the proudest man
we saw in town last week. Cause-a big
Republican boy at his house.
Mr. E~hhaugh has his new meat mar
ket building nearly completed --or rath
er the carpenters are nearly done.
We received friendly calls from sever
nj gentleman from Yates Center and the
Falls last week. Call again. gentlemen
Gen. CIapp. of Woodson county, is as
sisting our local speakers this week. He
is an excellent talker and a number one
man.
Mr. Simon Camerer. an old time resi-
dent of Inia. died Wednesday. The fu-
neral services Thursday were largely at.
tended.
Mr. White has bought the old cheese
factory building and moved it east one
block. where it vii! he remodeled into a
residence.
Mr. Bissonetfe, At .he Central House.
is prepared to do all kinds Of work in the
line. Call and make his &C
quaintance.
Mr.. J. B. Parnham. Of Lawrence.
dropped in to ace US Tuesday. He reports
Md Douglass all right for Haske:l-by
1000 majority.
Probably there il nothing in the world
that man resents an anickly and 80 deep
". a. tn find Won awfnlly busy when he
is perfectly at leisure.
We are occasionally asked WHY we
rannot furnish our paper cheaper. The
reason is We EXPECT to stay here and con.
linue in the business.