The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-08-13

Mr. Henry WOnZef, Vi GAuuS 1Ou4rSl
in stalk Of cotton yesterday Wnicn
would average 40 hollis to the stalk OF
two bales to the acre. He is c0nfident
that men who understand the business
could make money raising cotton IN
this State.
A. G. Jones finished thrashing over
15OO bushels of wheat this week. He
had sixteen acres ofSilver Chaff varie-
tv that averaged thirty-six bushels.
He received the seed of this variety
from the agricultural department at
Washington.
There will be a grand temperance
mass meeting at the fair grounds at
Neosho Falls on Friday ). August ~,
1854. It will be addressed by Gov. st:
Iohn. Gent. Rice. Rev. d. p. Mitchell
and judee E. B. PaytOn. Exercises
will commence at 10 o'clock a. m.
We heve heretofore neglected to
mention the fact of new wire Deing
nut up from this place to Kansas Clty.
An elegant nickle-plated telegraph IN
strument has been put in the ONCE un-
der charge Of Mr.. Ayers. This mas
been done to accommodate the large
and constantly increasing business at
this point.
| Mr.. J. n. Routzahn died at LOLA
Monday night, of hemorrhage of the
bowels. a ftera short illness. Ills Dody
was shipped to Middletown Nd, Tues
Iday. MIR. r. came to lola last March
and from here made trip through
Arkansas. finally locating at. this
Mace. His family still remain al
!. their old home in Maryland.
We would call the attention Of oul
readers to the advertisement of Mr.. l.
T.. Northrup in another column. 1ol;
, is the only town in the NeOshO Valley
that has three lumber yards of larg
size. and our people will bear in mine
e the fact that this is the cheapest poln
S on the road for lumber. Mr. North
RMS ward is under the charge OF ex
nerienced men, and customers will &c
. lust the grade of lumber they want.
The time for holding the Seventh
|. annual fair Of the NeoshO valley LIS
a trict Fair-AssOciatiOn is very near !:
Inland and we d. pc our citizens WI
bear in mind that the premiums al
Is liberal, the accommodations good, an
Is the attractions many, so that they ca
go and spend day or two there
Il good advantage. The Secretary say
l. that bills will be out in week or tW
when the attractions will be mao
known.
~ We are under obligations to MI
Tozer for beautiful bOquet and
number of thrifty houseplants. Sin
es enlarging her greenhouse Mrs. Il. 81
n nlenty of room to display her plant
which for beauty and variety, equ
!, those of a city establishment. v
~, are Glad to hear that she is receivil
y liberal orders for plants and hope t
ladies Of lola and vicinity will cont
ee ne their patronage, for it is credit
lrt the town to have such q large a.
we'll kept green house mere.
tic Our neighboring city of Humbol
he was the scene OF another disgustl
row this week. While Mr.. Jas. Al
of Elsmore, was in Town Wednesd
Id last he became involved iii Difficult
IN with one McClanahan, and, as we
err informed, was badly beaten, and @
eve nearly gouged out. One story
100 that more tnan one fell upon Ard a
NO the other is that Ard commenced
an fuss. We give the rumors as we III
thenu to the hour of going to pre-
1t does seem as though some stt
should be taken to stop these consta
ur ly recurring rows.
The following gentlemen were
nointed ss a central committee at
III Temperance meeting last Saturds
A
us. Mcclure: Deer Creek, w. NJ. Croft
Elm, J. II. Runyan Humboldt, u
ach Welch Elsmore, III. w. Cox; Sait
lay Danial Young; Marmaton, ny
m. C1othieE; Usage, Robert Stanley;,S
Il tage Grove, to be supplied by the Il
organization. 1t was the desire OF
i Ia. meeting that this committee sho
ael, meet at an early day and prepare
'oo an early canvass OF the county oe
the election.
the Elsewhere we publish the calls,
psy, iar as we GUY ca1I;nn a ,neetin,
elect delegates to attend the sen
Wis rial Convention Of the l7th Dlst'
i've (which includes Anderson and A
nors counties) which will meet at Gar
tam August 25th at 100 P. M. 1t Is vi
upon every Republican to attend u
tur- meetings ana elecI 'lS ,o oes' ,'a,,
the SIDE as uelegssCes. .o,,t;or ond
lola Will attenu sne Iou ~ IT,. ~" host :,
the VIII W0rk anu s1:e ~ nar+v No
ference of opinion should be toler
,ple, that does not embrace the proposi1
Orks what is for the best interest of the
$500 ty? Let every Republican attend
day guard against sending an unreliabl'
publican. Send men who are E'
ami ana whose position 10 wen
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