The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-09-17
L. L. Low has returned from Par

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sons.
Mrs. s. TrumbuA is very sick thi
week and is hardly expected to recovel
Judge Paxson will take the plac,
vacated by Miss Richards in the post
office.
Judge Bell and Prof. Harris will ad
dress the people at Carlyle church
Sunday night on the amendment
question.
Mr.. A. A. Allen will sell lot O
stock and farm implements at public
sale October I'd, at his place in Usage
township.
The firm of Henderson & Bennington
has dissolved, the latter retiring. Mr.
III. will still conduct the business al
the old stand
Hon. D. C.. Haskell addressed large
and enthusiastic audience at Hum.
boldt Wednesday night. Several par
ties attenied from here.
AT the meeting Of the Republican
Central Committee last Saturday, s..
J. Stewart was elected chairman and
H. A. Perkins secretary.
The survey from the east line of the
county to Uniontown, Bourbon coun-
ty, was authorized this week and the
surveyors ordered to go ahead.
Sterling A. Kennedy, of Saline coun-
ty, Mo-, and Laura A. Fryer of this
county, were married at the residence
of the brides parents, Tuesday.
Miss Minnie Richards and Miss Phila
A. Cole will leave in a short time to
take charge of classes in the Mission
School at Talhassie, Indian Territory.
r. B. Stevenson burned his hand
badly last week while handling phos-
phorus. He was compelled to put the
stuff out doors or run the risk of los
ing his store.
Would "leader" in the temperance
cause vote for man for Governor who
could and probably would veto all the
temperance legislation? It
must be mistake.
Fir. f. D. Wolf, of Usage, has mar
keted over S13OO.OO worth of hogs.dur-
ing the past four week. He is one of
the old-timers of our county and is as
as the day is long.
Two very annoying mistakes were
made by the printer in Mr.. Young's
article from Usage last week. "Board
of education" should have been Erec-
tim, and "uniting zeal" should have
cad untiring zeal
Married. at the home Of the brides
parents, in Usage teWnsbip Allen
Kansas, september 10th, 1880,
by Rev. r. Hahp, Mr.. J. N. Falls. Of
Anderson county, and Miss Eliza Lieu
cance, of Allen county, Kansas.
{Among those attending the Bis
marck fair from lola this week were
Robert Cook, VIM. Snyder. James
Burns, w. g. Mcdonald, Me- Pan
coast and daughter, Minnie Bush, Sa-
lie and Robert Reimert, and some
others whose names we did not learn.
The fool correspondent to the X. c.
Times writing from lola locates all the
candidates from lola. Any
body who has sense enough to know
could tell him that Frank
Root belongs to Geneva and Slavens to
Justice w. G. Mcdonald has resign !
Id the offices of Police Judge and JUS
ice of the Peace, and will teach school
he coming winter. John A. Christy |
las been appointed Police Judge by
he council and will probably be APP
,ointed Justice of the Peace. by the
Governor.
Mr.. G. P. Keith treated the REGIS
TER last Saturday to box of very fine
White clingstone peaches, of man.
aoth variety. From specimens of
ruit we have received from all parts
f Allen county this year we feel conf
ent that no county in the State could
eat US on fruit display.
Deputy Sheriff Harris while loading
Smith & Wesson revolver, Saturday
ushed the cartridge too hard with a
nife causing it to explode. The ball
ntened his hand. lodging near the
use Of the thumb, and at last accounts