The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-09-15

the funeral services being held on
Sunday.
New corners and land seekers are be-
coming Numerous in this locality.
Allen county will receive large num-
Der of immigrants this fall.
J. J. Bond will sell at public sale al
his residence 4 miles southwest OF
Ozark, on the 18th, a large lot OF per-
sonal property. See bills.
The present correspondents of the
REGISTER, and all others who desire
to be added to that list, are requested to
call and see us when in lola.
The legal time to get your work in
shooting prairie chickens is from Sep
TENDER l to December 1, and quaild
from November to January /.
From date until we choose to quit, q
supplement will he issued each week.
The old reliable REGISTER proposes
to maintain the lead regardless of cost
or extra work.
Beedle & Prindle's pleasure party is
highly commended by exchanges in
towns where they have given an en-
tertainment. Go and hear them next
Tuesday night.
The Whirligig at Humboldt has gone
back on its temperance professions and
now fights for God, Sam Wood and
Chas Robinson-not forgetting a party
by the name of Finnegan.
An extra came over from Fort Scott
last Sunday bringing the Militia of
that city and large number of others
who were on their way to the State
Fair and Soldiers Reunion.
Mr.. John Weith brought us some
fine cling stone peaches this week
which for size and quality are hard to
beat. 1t was the finest fruit in that
line we have seen this season.
Mr.. Morgan Powell, an old gentle
man living on Miles Fishers place a
few miles northeast of lola, died last
Wednesday. He was IS years old and
leaves wife and eight children.
The REGISTER is up stump for
campaign material. This thing of the
Republican candidates having 10 oppo-
sition is becoming serious. Just think
of it! An election by default, as it
were.
/Iola ought ia be well supplied with
newspapers sooa. 4 Democratic pa-
per nn the road and another Republic
can paper talked about. But the old
REG ESTER proposes to live awhile
longer.
Tho party at Mr.. j. F. Colborn's
last Friday night was attended by the
elite of our city. Also the surprise
given Mr.. A. G. Boyle last Saturday
night at the residence of Mrs. S. A.
Travis.
We are requested to state that the
Walnut Grove School in Marmaton
township has not as yet secured a
teacher. This is given upon authority
Of one of the school board. Teachers
will bear this in mind.
Eight heavily loaded passenger
coaches went up the road bound for
Topeka last Wednesday. Two of the
number were switched off at lola
Tuesday night and were filled by lola
people who went the day following.
Bedlam has broken loose at Hum
boldt again. If we had known it was
a crime to move our Office or to ride on
a railroad car, we should have consult
ed the Crank or his lola partner (cor-
respondent) before committing these
terrible crimes.
Will any Republican who is now
taking the. REGISTER, and who believes
it is worth the price asked, make it
special business to work up new SUBJ
scriber or so. We propose to have a
bona tide paying list offifteen hundred
subscribers by Jan. 1st.
A friend hands US the following
prices which he says prevail at Mid
dletowf, Ohio; which We publish to
show the difference i'm cost of living |
there and here: butter, so to so; eggs,
20; apples, Sl.75; sweet potatoes,
$500; peaches, $500: grapes, 10 cents.
DR.. Higgins of the Boston Dental
Parlor will be in lola, Friday Sept. |
18th, and remains for an indefinite
time. Location ofoffice opposite J. w.
store east side Washington
Avenue. Please read his circulars and
and go and see him. First six sets of
teeth for 100. Call early.
Secretary Hamm has our thanks for
q complimentary to the Neosho Valley
District Fair. The growth of this
fair during the eight preceding years
has been most astonishing. The
weather being propitious, this year