The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-08-24

-Xuutou1y Q9At, SAt PobSO0o VINO nav
been in the county over fifteen years
will be expected to attend the meeting
at this place, to form an old settlers 80
ciety.
The Kansas Monthly, by J. s. Bough
ton, is the name of q new monthly peri
odical, published at Lawrence, one dol
lar per annum. It's as bright Is . new
dollar.
We have received complimentar,
card from the Wilson County Agricul
tural Society to attend their fair at Ne
odesha, commencing Sept. 18th and last
ing four days.
1t don't take but few days sick
ness TO make folks look peaked" thi
kind of weather. The extremely COO
nights and hot days are not conducive
to good health.
Mr.. Chance, who has been running
a saw mill up the river had his foot Sc
verely mashed last Thursday while .
work in the mill. He will be laid NJ
for awhile.
We have received a copy of thu
Republican Citizen. paper just started a
Paola, Kansas. 1t is q fine appearing
we'll conducted paper, and straight Re
nm HI loo n q, v,ol;tsoo
Mr.. G. T. Inge of Neosho Falls
dropped in to see US short time Thurs
day. He was canvassing for "ads" fol-
the daily fair journal and was well
pleased with his success here.
MIR. G.. NJ. Bell has concluded to
enter the real estate business at this
place. He is at present east but will
return in a week or two. Mr.. Bells
card appears in our local columns.
We owe Miss Mary Scott an apology,
which is hereby rendered, for making a
blunder in her name two weeks
running. We are determined to correct
that mistake if it takes all summer.
Mr.. James Woodward, lately from
Bureau county, Illinois, purchased
through the land agency of Geo. A.
so acres of railroad land the
present week. And still they come.
If some one should have a stove
blown to pieces some morning we shall
take great pleasure in writing up the
affair. Our wood pile vanishes as deity
IS the early frost before the morning
sun.
The city marshal informs us that he
will enforce the ordinances of the city in
Ill instances hereafter. One gentleman
was hauled up before the police judge
asst week and fined for riding over side
walks.
Owing to the sickness of Mr.. Allison
he meeting of the central committee is
,eld little late this year. The county
will be called as soon as pos
ible after their meeting-probably
bout the middle of September.
Ample provision is being made to
all who may attend the
air from a distance. Parties in the
astern states who contemplate visiting
Kansas should make it point to be in
his section during the Allen county and
District Fairs.
Our water melon friends-or friends
Vho have grown mammoth water melons
will find us up stairs, stone block,
outh side public square, lola, Allen
jounty, Kansas, United States of Amer
ca. Dom: forget the location, or invi-
alton embodied above.
Our base ball boys felt little bad
yer the account of their being beaten |
t Humboldt week or so ago, claiming |
hat they played against men. At this
lace last Saturday the two mines were
cry nearly matched and the result was
hree to one in favor of the lola third |
inc.
The Secretary of the Kansas City
Exposition will accept our thanks for
Complimentary. We notice that the
ssociation have made positive con-
ract with the owner of the celebrated
rotter "Rarus," to trot against time at
,ansas City ON the 4th day of the Expo
tion.
Only few weeks more and the Al
n county agricultural association will
pen up the fair gates to the largest
rowd ever assembled in the county and
nat crowd will be entertained with bet.
r agricultural displays and faster trot-
ng than has ever before exhibited in
le county.
We are accustomed to speak in
raise of everything in our beautiful
'eosho valley, but drive over the up
'nds east of town, or out on the low.
'nds of the head waters of Elm, Rock,
: Deer creeks, convinces us that Allen
ounty can't be beat for fine, fertile,
atural farms.
Benton Duncan, stepson of Mr.. Dren-
On, of Deer Greek, on last Saturday,
lille unloading drag rake from wag-
D. pitched the rake from the wagon and
len fell upon one of the teeth which
his abdomen three inches in
epth. DR.. Fulton was called and the