The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-09-07
LOCAL MATTERS
st. Johns day We. Friday. August

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!, st. Johns day was Friday, Augu,
n 30th.
Miss Kesch has been quite sick Wit
! typhoid fever.
/, The dust il becoming fearfully an
: wonderfully deep.
. Only q shor. time until the fail
Get ready to attend.
Mr. r. 8. Ayers has been almost o.
the sick list this week.
Mrs. Tpzer was down with relaps
, from bilious fever this week.
Rick Case is up from Fredoni
! looking rather pale, and thin.
Hendricks will attend tn
next term of the State University.
,H-Mr. George Esse, of Geneva, droppe'
in TO zee US Tuesday. Come again.
| MIR. Thurber, q noted attorney o
Woodson county, was in town Monday
TIE Republican County Convention
will be held on the .14th of this month
! If Thursday was not the hottest day
of the season it was not the fault Of the
sun.
w. A. Atchison, attorney from Ne
osho Falls, was in town Thursday, upon
business.
Mr.. John Allison came down from
Junction City last Saturday on visit to
his brother.
I-Miss Fast, daughter of our county
recorder, will attend the State Univer'
sity this fall.
Young prairie chickens just about
the size of quail are "toted" into town
almost daily.
The Bismarck Grove temperance
celebration at Lawrence is under full
Roadway this week.
MIR. Allison is slowly improving and
the approach of cool weather will see
him through all right.
|V-Mr. Jesse Parsons, an old timer
hereabouts, was up from his present
home, Chanute, last Monday.
Anderson & Co.'S circus exhibited
here yesterday and was we'll patronized
considering the extreme heat.
V-Miss Kate Thrasber went up to
Lawrence last Wednesday to attend the
State University the coming term.
NMr. +. N. Yates started for Chicago
Wednesday for the purpose Of laying in
big stock of fall and winter goods.
Jack Frost won't stand much show
in this county this fall without there is
a radical change in the atmosphere before
long.
Quite a number went up from this
place tn attend the Bismarck camp meet
ing. We were unable to obtain their
names.
%Col. st. John informed US while at
the State Convention, that lie would
visit lola some time during the fall cam
paign.
.Miss Alice Crosby arrived last week.
She has been engaged by the school board
to take charge of the intermediate de-
partment.
The editor of this paper claims the
right to do ell the quarreling done in the
coiSmns of this paper. Correspondents
will taIs notice.
Mr.. John S.,eer, of Newton county,
was visiting his son-in law
DR.. S. Tozer last week. He returned to
his home recently.
If you want to see how many live,
business men there are in
lola Just look on the advertising columns
Of The REGISTER.
Judge Talcott gave his decision last |
Monday in the celebrated Van Horne
forfeiture bond case. The money goes |
to Woodson county, |
/-Mr. L. L. Northrup, accompanied
by o. P. Northrup, left for Chicago |
Monday last to lay in a fall and winter
stock of dry goods, etc.
Some invention is needed 80 that a
nan can safely and secretly carry bot.
tie of beer around under his coat. A
fortune awaits the inventor.
Col. G. P. Smith received the votes
# the delegation from this county for
Congress at the Democratic Convention
,eld at Wyandotte, this week.
The article from the Commonwealth
q another column crowds out poorer
me of our own on the same subject. The
there made are true.
For week or 80 past the ground
las been SO dry that blowing was out of
he question and farmers are necessarily
turning their attention to other fall work.
Mrs. s. ]. Cowan, Miss Josie Stew
,uson, Miss Ella Cowan and Miss Media
Brewster went up to Lawrence Wednes-
lay to attend the Bismarck camp-meet-
ing.
.Mr. Jas. DeMoss, accompanied by
lis sister, Miss Maggie, will attend the
coming term of the State University.