The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-08-25


shake two years ago.
Mrs. Mccoy and family moved back
to Fort Scott Monday.
Chas. A. Steele is reported seriously
ill this week with fiux.
The successful candidates tomorrow
should set up the water melons.
Amos did not know he was SO strong
until after he tried the racket.
Miss Minnie Robinson, of Kansas
City, is visiting Miss Ida Bartels.
Mrs. Alex. Hunt, of Fredonia, is WISH
ting relatives at lola at present.
Capt. Tom. Wilson came over from
Fort Scott Wednesday on business.
7 A crusade against the useless ours
Ehat are so abundant will soon begin.
five make Barber chairman again,
he must not try to set down on the
boys.
The lola Garage Works sold fine
top buggy to Mr.. Gaming, of Neodesha,
this week.
Y THE REGISTER will move its office
over r. B. Stevenson's drug store in a
AMeek or so.
Mrs. J. H.Vannuys is visiting friends
i'm Johnson county, and John registers
at the Leland.
Don't shoot the prairie chickens till
the first of September. And quails let
alone entirely.
Why don't the G. A. R. post of this
place arrange for camp fire some time
during September?
Messrs. Fife and Amos have crucified
Cruelty and he declines to be a candi-
date for county attorney.
The young ladies visiting here from
other towns make quite an impression
ON Iola's average youth.
+ If Capt. Stewart don't beat us we
will try and fix things up with the
doodle man at Humboldt.
Mr. Jas. Rawson, one of our old lola
boys, was making visit to friends in
and around lola this week.
Delegates will remember that the
county convention will meet at II
O'Clock tomorrow forenoon.
A party by the name of Finnegan,
or something of that sort, is..advertised
to speak in Salem Sept. 10Th
If cruelty will get US those 26 votes
we may be able to scratch around and
find enough more to get there.
y The amusement season promises to
be brisk this winter and it will be
good idea to save your pennies.
McElroy has got into the wrong
crowd evidently. He was left at home
again when the delegates 60 up,
The Sunday school is in fine work
ing condition and the sinners are rap
idly taking their seats on the front
bench
Mr.. Hankins has sold out his black
smith shop to Messrs. SHAPED & Moore
house, who will continue the business
at the old stand.
: The doodle thinks analogy finds
that H. d. Smith, was crucified in
stead of the Savior. Old "crucify"
has got 'em bad.
Col. U. B. Pearsall and wife, Major
Peck and wife, of Fort Scott, and Mrs.
Combs, of Chicago, are visiting friends
in lola this week.
4 We understand Mr.. D. G.. Brubaker
will erect a fine two story building adj
joining Mr.. Colborn, on the north side
of the public square.
There will be meeting of McCook
Post of the g. A. r. at the court house
tomorrow evening, for the purpose of
mastering in recruits.
DR.. Geo. w. French, of Logansport,
Indiana, came out last week to look
after some land interests. He il, reg
istered at the Leland Hotel.
Mr.. ]. A. Adams, Of st. Louis, was
in town this week and thinks of lOcat-
ing at this place. He is an old printer
and of course struck us at home.
Mrs. Elizabeth Phenis, of. Emporia,
came down Wednesday for a three
months visit to her children, A. o. |
Allen and Mrs. c. NJ. Simpson.
Some farmers who were going to
pay their subscription when they
threshed their wheat, have not yet put /
in an appearance. They will probably |
call when they cut their corn.