The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-09-10

Republican meeting tonight.
School commences next Monday.
! Cool days aud cooler nights are with
!, US again.
:, The Masonic society have refitted
their hall.
N Garfield and Arthur meeting at the
court house tonight.
The walls of the brick block are be-
ginning to loom up.
! A lively time is expected at the con-
ventiOn tomorrow.
Iola's ice crop is played out: But
cool weather is here.
N Miss Laura Arnett is attending the
State University from lola.
Rev. Summerville. aas erected a
barn on the parsonage lots.
Where is that Democrat that was
going to vote foE st. John?
y Asher Bell has gone to Lawrence to
attend the State University.
0. P. Northrup went east this week
after a, winter stock of goods.
FcE'blank books or anything in the
stationary line call on Stevenson.
4 Rob't. Cook and VIM. Snyder will.
have entries at the Bismarck Fair.
| The defeated candidates will tell you
how it was done-to-morrow night.
| T. Denzel and wife, who have been
east visiting, were in lola Saturday.
Sheriff J. D. Sims returned from
his trip to Illinois Saturday afternoon.
The days are perceptibly shortening.
which reminds us that summer is over.
Mr.. Chas. Barth will accept thanks
for fine mess of peaches left us last
week.
G. G. Null, of Carlyle, was in town
Monday after lumber TO build new
house.
New and complete stock of Station
cry, Blank Books and fancy articles
at Scott's.
The great moral apostle has forsaken
his virtuous paths and-we'u tell you
about it later.
The usual number of bidders were
in attendance at the delinquent tax
sale this week.
Mr.. VIM. Snyder will exhibit some
of his fine Jersey stock cattle at the
Bismarck Fair.
!, Mr.. I. S. Jones and family, of Yates
Center, were visiting Mr.. Slavens, the |
hyst of the week.
Z NJ. Goforth and John Ireland az. |
tended the Democratic convention at
Fl. Scott this week.
We hear it reported that there is a |
few cases of Spanish fever among the
stock in this section.
DR.. S. Yozer and wife started this
week to Eureka Springs, where they
will stay short time.
Miller, the furniture man, left the
fore part of the week for the east to lay
in large stock of new goods.
Y Mr.. Jacob Bowers sent a pair of his
fine Dark Brahma chickens to. Illinois
with Mr.. Hawkins, this week.
D. P. Green has purchased his par
tner's interest in the grocery store and
will run the business hereafter.
Mr. David Christian, of Carlyle, who
has been sick some time with a slow
fever, is now better and recovering.
A full line of regular Homeopathic
Medicines just received, and will be
kept constantly on hands at Scott's
Mr.. Frank Powers. of Wilson county,
was up Saturday looking over his old
home. He reports everything lovely n
down in Wilson.
Mrs. VIM. Scott has not been ex-
pected to live for several days, and at
this time (ThursQay nOOn) is. not exs :
pected to recover. l.
= The average wealth Of citizens of
Kansas amounts to S326.O3. Give us
our share n0w-Independent man. Go
10 work and earn it.
At the primary, meeting in Usage G
an expression favorable to t
A. E. Martin for commissioner of the {
irst district was taken. g
The Masonic Lodge at lola will CON- ,
er the third, degree at their hall to-
morrow night. Members of the craft :
will generally. represent. 3
Miss Maude Christian, of Deer Greek, 8
9 attending Wdshburn College at To-
,eka. Alva Christian will attend the ,
State University this winter. y
Mr.. VIM. Case, of Fredonia, was in .
ola Monday on. his way home from
Kansas City, He is in the real estate :
nd collection business now. :
Knights of Honor meet in regular '
ession Friday evening Sept. 1lthsf 2