The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-09-19

Local HaPs and Blishaps.
Farnen are puttiAg in their fall whea
See the new advertisement of Pal
Police Court business furnishes n
|. items in lola.
The rain storm Thursday night of Ii.
week was very welcome.
Wy permission We would gently whia
per it-Iola's blooming"
Personal items In eastern exchange
are mostly about people going to Kansas
| VA. G. Jones was setting 'em up" owe
the advent of . bouncing boy baby, las
week.
Wheat, corn and castor beans have al
been o fair crop in this county thi
season.
A new dry goods store will open will
the advent of the coming spring, We arr
informed.
A dozen houses could be rented to q,
many different families at once If they
we're to be had.
" The lola school opened Monday with
an enrolment of over 200. Pretty good
for the first day.
W Henderson & Root are having built a
large and commodious ware room. 1t is
one hundred feet in length.
"a social dance at the residence of Mr..
Chas. d. Briggs, last Friday night kept
some of young folks up late.
Rev. L. L. Holden will hold services
at the Presbyterian church next Sunday
night at the usual hour. All are invited.
Cool September weather will soon dis
pose of the malarial fevers with which
some Of our people have been affected.
We are pleased to learn that Mr.. Sny.
der is rapidly recovering from protract,
ed fever, and will soon be able to be
about. =
Married, in Usage ,s~nship, Sepr2d,
1879, by II. Tallep.1re, J. p, MIS-.
Colgin and Mj-Ifda NJ. Martin, both of
Allen county.
Cottonwood seed is. easily mistaken
for flying grasshoppers. Positively, there
has been no grasshoppers seen in this
section this year.
A. W. Beck shipped 525 bushels of
castor beans Saturday last, and 554 BUSH
els Wednesday of this week. He ships
car load of wheat to-day.
The Supreme Court of the State has
affirmed the judgment of the District
Court of THIS county in the case Of school
Dist. No. Is, vs. Allen county.
The school house has been thoroughly
repaired inside and out. The grounds
should be put in better looking condition
IS well and then We can point with pride
1 Ten or fifteen farmers from the south
eastern part Of the county were in town
with loads of castor beans.
Some of them drove thirty miles to get
lerc.
Republicans are requested to notice
he call at the head of our editorial col
INNS and govern themselves accordingly.
I'm organization Of the working Republi.
ans is desired.
Married, at the residence Of the brides
'arents, September llth. 1879, by |RsF.
Vm. Hawkins, MI, Geo. ID. MalcoIhB, of
Illen county andNfss Julia A. Alsto,t,
f Woodson COUNTY.
We will send The REGISTER and the :
Kansas Farmer to one address for one
ear for S2.75 cash in advance. Regular
rice of the two papers is $3.50. Now is
he time to subscribe.
New houses are being erected in all
arts of town, and the outlook is that {
ur population will increase in about the +
lme ratio as it has for the past two years,
" some time to come.
Died, Sept. 18th, six niles north east
lola, George, son of J, fl. And Mary E. t
ambition, aged eight yeaz The funer- t
services were heldat Tie residence on t
lie 18th, conducted by Rev. J. S. Kline. t
Rev. H. S. Kline, of the Christian :
'urch, will preach at the NJ. +. church
! Friday and Saturday nights Of this
eek. He will also lecture ON Temper S
ice, at the same place, Monday even
g. &
1t is entirely unnecessary for US to .
ge our citizens to attend the District
air as they are all going; but we do
ge upon our Allen county farmers to
axe a display, worthy of the county. Fl
1t everybody take something. IL
Some gentleman Of good family with
me money and no vices can learn the c.
!dress of beautiful and accomplished Il
tite brunette, anxious to have beau v
,ject, matrimony, Address, for ten u
vs., 8. E. L. L., care REGISTER Office I
di
Mrs. Harmon Scott placed on our edit h.
ial table Wednesday an elegant boquet,
E principal attraction being a bloom v
IN the passion flower. She is one of 81