The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-08-17

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vertissment Of W. L. Bartels, in thi
weeks paper. He invites everybody i
como and zee him.
If you have not received . premium
list Of our county fair, send your I'd
dress to r. B. Stevenson, Secretary, and
have one sent to You.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton, of johnson
County, Indiana, relatives of Mr.. NJ. w
Post, of this township, were visiting him
the fore part Of the week.
Mr.. J. c. Todd brought us four po
tatoes of the Peerless variety, last Mon.
day, which weighed # pounds. They
were raised just south of town.
Mr.. d. G. Neer and Miss Susie
Green, were married Thursday evening
Of last week, by Rev. J. a. Kline. Mr..
Neer. accept our congratulations.
The Kansas State Bee-keepers' As
ISOLATION will hold regular meeting al
Lawrence on the 4th and 9Th days Of
September. All bee-keepers are invited.
Wednesday night J. D. Sims cattle
escaped from the cattle yards at this
place. He had lively time gathering
them up for the afternoon freight, Thurs
day.
DIR. Tozer had a slight misunder-
standing with his pony the other evening.
A broken shaft, rearing horse, a good
local spoiled and the doctor triumphant.
That's all.
The fall term of the Kansas State
Agricultural College will open Wednes-
day, September 4th, and close Wednes.
day, December Goth, 1873. Tuition alb
solutely free.
Married, August 18th, by Rev. J. s.
Kline at the residence of the brides pa
rents, Mr.. J. P. Bell and Ida NJ. Casmire,
of lola. They went to Independence on
the evening train.
Tom. Rutledge had some mighty
nice early seeding peaches two or three
weeks ago. We tried 'em, and know.
he is the only farmer near this place
who has early seeding peaches.
We suggest to the city authorities
the propriety of taking some action in
regard to tramps and sneak thieves 1t
is actually unsafe to leave anything of
value out doors over night. Start rock
pile and start the tramps.
-Messrs. Henderson & Root hoist
their hardware banner before the read
ers of The REGISTER this week. These
gentlemen will be found thoroughly
and we take genuine pleasure
in commencing them to our readers.
Judge Boyd's legals last week, Col.
Smiths this, and Judge Bells, which
will be around just as soon as he can
get the copy ready show what lawyers
are doing business here. Parties at
will do we'll to send their bust.
ness to either of them.
The county treasurer will sell large
amount of school land next Monday.
In all, there is about 5000 acres to be
sold to the highest bidder. Parties in
should be at lola early in the
day. Sale commences at 10 o'clock
A. NJ.
The County Commissioners did not
levy any tax to pay the interest On the
railroad bonds this year. The REGIS
TER has heretofore expressed its opinion
in regard to this matter. The question
IS now before the people. What are
you going to do about it!
Judge Bell returned from his trip
% the Southern part of the State last
Friday, looking as hale and hearty Is
'hough he had not thought about the
coming campaign. He will be candi-
late for denomination before the Re-
publican convention this year.
Jas. A. McHenry, Esq, County At
orney of Wilson county, was in town
N legal business last Tuesday. Nc. is
good lawyer, and has made Wilson
'ounty an efficient officer, so far as we
an hear. We hope that he will be re-
nominated and rejected this fall.
-Messrs. White & Chollette have
moved the old building which has been
lsed by them as an Office and workshop,
o the lots lying west of its old location.
'heds for lumber have been erected, and
is proposed to fence the lists. These
,sntlemen are doing good business.
Mr.. Geo. H. Requa, of Usage town.
hip was in town Monday. He has
pened store, and was in after goods.
he people of Usage will have additional
and in time they are bound to
ave town laid out in that section.
he steady growth of the country will
emmd it.
One Sunday, not long ago, some bad,
ad boys were surprised while playing
all, some distance south of town. The
elerity with which they dropped bat ;