The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-10-19

Turn out to the meeting TO day.
Joseph Pridham was sentenced TO
four years.
And now the candidates 80 "rount
and roundr
Three columns of matter crowded owe
until next week.
The first ice Of the season formet
Thursday night.
The carpenters report moro work thar
can be accomplished. 4,
The prairie schooner emigration is I'D
usually large this fall.
/Mr. C. A. Lakin has moved into tn,
house vacated by Mr.. Ingersoll.
White paper will not be sold in les
quantities than cents worth, hereafter
The Republican club 60 to Humbold,
tonight en-masse. All are invited to e
along.
Mr.. Maxwell has . rafting new boy
at his house, straight Republican, oi
9 DR.. J. w. Scott has moved into the
Beeman house recently vacated by Mr.
C0chrane.
Read the call for the Republican meet
ings in the different townships on the
second page.
IA real old fashioned love feast was
INDUCED in At the Republican club. Wed.
nesday night.
A terrific prairie fire in the eastern
part of the county last Sunday. Burn
your fire guards.
Speakers from lola will address the
meetings in Usage, Msrmaton, Deer
Greek and Geneva next week.
Rev. II. K. Muth is married and has
been appointed to take charge of q cir
cult in the northern part of the State
Our job department has been crowded
for week or so and the end is not yet.
Good work at fair prices; come and see.
1.-Two boys were arrested and fined for
swearing on the streets of Paola. How
would something of the kind work here.
t G. d. Ingersoll and family removed to
Valley Falls, Kansas, this week. We
are sorry to lose Mr.. lngersoll from lola.
Rev. Mr.. Kline has been holding q re.
vival meeting at Liberty school house
west of the river. It will continue next
week.
why don't somebody put up some res
ldence hOuses?. Families are passing
every day because they cannot
rent 3 house.
The columns of this paper are open to
all. No one is refused admittance on
account of politics, but . fair chance
will be given all.
Rev. ]. McNulty, of Neosho Falls, ex-
changes pulpits with Rev. Kline to-mor.
row. Services at the usual time, morn
ing and evening.
Republicans turn out and attend the
advertised for the different
Read the call at the head of
our editorial column.
Capt. Jones infant son died last week
and was buried Saturday. The SORROW
ing parents receive the sympathy of all
in their bereavement.
Township trustees or justices, from the
,ut townships. can obtain the poll books
for their respective townships by calling
IN the County Clerk to-day.
Mexsrs. Richards, Bell, Slower and
Judge Talcott returned from WOodson
county, Wednesday evening, having got
with the court business.
Prof. Harris seems to be getting along
With the school unusually well. Not a
made as yet. Say. somebody,
rush around here and find fault. Quick,
now!
~. r. Mcknight challenges Mr.. MUIR
,ay or Mr.. Richards to discuss the fnan
.ial issues, on the 18th inst. evening, at
" alnut Grove School House, Marmaton
In our supplement this week We print
IN article from the pen Oft. ID. Thacher,
If the Lawrence Journal, answering the
wild statements of Crawford. Give it a
.areful perusal.
Mr.. Rotermond informed US Thursday
evening that some party or parties stole
bran new harness from his stable the
right before. He is at q loss to know
sho they were but fully realizes his own
OSs<
IN another column will be found the
of Mr.. Harmon Scott, for
he Office of Trustee. He is an old. we'll
Known citizen of lola aud possesses in the
highest degree the necessary quali6ca-
ions for the Office. We can vote for
Harmon with great pleasure.
The dogs got among Mr.. I. B. Lawyers
heep one night this week, killed eight.
.rippled half dozen more and scattered
he balance of the flock generally. Four
# the frightened creatures swan the riv-
r to escape the dogs. Mr.. L. is some
What wroth and with good cause. Look
ut for your dogs.
Mrs. Whitney sold piano to Mrs.
Brewster recently which is probably one
# the finest, if not the finest, in this
art of the State. It is Steinway up
ight-valued at about . thousand dol
ars. Our musical folks now hold their
oirees At Mrs Brewster's-one of the
most pleasant places imaginable to spend
70 evening.
Messrs. Bell Bros, Q new firm in the |
and agency business, consisting Of Judge
;. Bell and Mr.. G. w. Bell, have hung
heir banner on the outer walls, during
be past few weeks, at this place. They |
rill do general land agency business,
uyiug and selling real estate and town |
roperty, ETC., etc. Read their card in
mother column.
The blind professors who gave the mu
ical concert at the court house last week
,ade good haul. No admission was
harged but vote vas taken d to who
rs the most popular lady in town. The
econd night Miss Efie Scott received
% votes and Miss Maggie Tidman re-
a;v>d 175 vosaa The hmm voted cOst