The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-10-01

Pure Cider vinegar at COW3N'S.
Mr.. Jos. Pike will accept the thank
: of our office for q large lot of very fin,
white clingstone peaches. They wer,
large and delicious.
The Court House will be Lit up early
tomorrow night. The band will bl
present and furnish music. Ladie,
are invited to- attend all Republican
meetings.
Attention is called to the advertise.
ment of Mr.. Welch's restaurant in
another column. When you want 8
warm meal at a reasonable price cal
and see him.
DIR. DeMoss and other speakers will
address the temperance people al
Walnut Grove next Friday night
/ A prohibition club will be organized
at that time.
School children flock to the post of.
fee during the distribution of the
mail, annoying the public exceedingly.
Parents could keep them away and
should do so.
The eases in the Supreme Court
taken up from this county wherein
DR.. G.. Gillian and J. r. Young were
plaintiffs, have been continued until
the next term.
Mr.. Miller, living on Deer Creek,
brought some sweet potatoes to town
last Wednesday among which was one
that weighed four and half pounds.
Who can beat it?
While engaged in playing at the
school house Monday little Jesse Con-
ner, living with Mr.. Buchanan, had
his arm dislocated. He will be all
right in short time.
Somebody has sent us a copy of the
Rockville (Ind.) Tribune. containing
a very interesting letter from w. s.
Cummings, written from Marmaton
township, this county.
There will be meeting at Walnut
Grove, Marmaton township, next
Monday night to organize Republic
can campaign club. w. III. Slavens
will be present and address the club.
Mr.. III. V. Rice. the gentlemanly
agent of the old Ft. Scott Monitor
made us a pleasant call this week. He
travels for reliable firm and we hope
our county patronage.
On account of the dedication of the
United Brethren church there will be
no service in the Methodist Episcopal
church in this city in the forenoon next
Sunday but a, union temperance SER
vice of all the churches will be held in
the evening.
We are pleased to call the attention
Of our readers to the advertisement O f.
Mr.. J. L. Rosenberger, who will make
the soliciting of pension claims bus
mess. He is in every respect reliable
and those having claims against the
government should give him call.
lis hard to tell who the joke is on.
A party of ladies who f1irted'sO grand
ly with those Kansas City chaps at
or the fellows who rode
eight miles for supper and then found
themselves sold. We could, but wont,
tell the names, but don't you do so
again, girls.
Mr.. Jas. Mcclure, our dry goods
merchant prince, started for Chicago
to purchase a fall and win
ter stock of fine goods. He will be |
back the latter part of next week. Nc
always lays in "boss" stock when
he goes east, and this year he intends
TO spread himself.
Mr.. G.. lite returned last week from |,
Ohio, and has come back to stay. He
had sold out here with the intention
If remaining at his old home there,
put on looking around concluded he
could not better Kansas, so his goods
we're never unpacked, but started
pack after he had made short visit.
The young ladies and gentlemen oil
ola united in surprise party at Mr..
Allison's Monday night, in honor Of
Miss. Minnie Richards, who expects tol
cave in a short time. Miss r.. and
Miss Cole expect to engage in teachingl
It the Mission School in the Indian
Territory. They carry with them
lbundant good wishes for their future.
J. w. Cox, of Elsmore, was nomi-
lated for Representative at Humboldt
asst Saturday. He is good man and
f elected will aim to do his whOlei
luty. Matters are in such peculiar
hape in that District that we do not
eel like putting in our oar" for any,
hing. His being the Republican NOM
nee give us license to say good word
or him, nevertheless.
Messrs. E. d. Brown and B. c.. Da-
'idsOn have formed cc-partnershipI
or the transaction of law, real estate &
insurance business, to commence Oct.
st. They are both we'll known to our
own people as courteous gentlemen
nd will undoubtedly do a good, re-
liable business. We call attention to
heir cardf this paper, and bespeak ID
Or them generous patronage. |,
Mr.. Jas. Stevenson died at his late +
esidence in lola Wednesday evening.
HE funeral services were held at the
ouse Thursday afternoon, and WERE
aYgely attended by the citizens of lola.
S. was in his 83d year at
trthe time of his death. and no dis
ase, but old age was the cause. He