The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-06-30
Goodbye Guiteau.
Prepare to celebrate.

Prepare to celebrate.
Plenty of apples this year.
Wheat threshing has commenced.
Green corn end water-melons on the
way
Splendid driving these moonlight
nights.
Mrs. Sofge's select school will close
next week.
Paul Fisher, of Humboldt was in
town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Slower went to To-
peka Monday.
Early fruit, like early birds, seem to
catch the worms.
Allen county Normal commences
Monday, July 10th.
A political tornado has been raging
all week at Topeka.
Miss Saunders, of Fort Scott, is visit
ing Miss May Ashby.
Our market is being well supplied
with apples and peaches.
Lorfers sre scarce. Everybody
seems to have something to do.
Mr.. John Ricketts, left Tuesday for a
weeks visit to relatives at Garnett.
The communication from Elsinore
was received too late for publication.
Work OH the new railroad from
Girard to leila, is progressing rapidly.
. The wood work about the court
house has been, reprinted this week.
The returns of the Assessors show
that Topeka has a population of q, 600.
Persons who We're recently alarmed
about flood are now faering drouth.
The emmense wheat crop in the
State is being harvested in good con-
dition.
Bowlus is getting fine lot of sam
pies of the agricultural-product of the
county.
80 Mr.. Winnie Scott and wife came up
last Saturday from Fredonia to visit
relatives.
Mrs. R. B. Stevenson and Miss
Maggie Templin went to Kansas City
Tuesday.
Klaumann & Eshbaugh shipped a
fine lot of early apples to Kansas City
this week.
The convention to nominate State
ticket viii be held at Topeka on the
8 of August.
Klaumann & Eshbaugh intend run
ming stand at Deer creek celebration
on the Fourth.
Political prophets are wiser now
than week ago, and as usual, can
say ~ told you So"
The festive "chigger" is abroad in
the land, and is on hand at all picnic
and croquet parties.
Wm. Davis, .A.W. Rowland, w. H.
Mcclure and II. s. Slower went up
TO Topeka Tuesday.
The people of Kansas under the for
estry laws of the State have planted
$4,000 acres in trees.
Tice's June frost, was announced
for this week but a hotter week in June
was seldom ever recorded.
Mr.. III. S. Johnson and r. G., Bah
cock, two Yates Center gentlemen,
we're ip lola last Saturday.
Miss Lizzie Stephenson is candi-
date for the office of County Superin-
tendent of Woodson county.
Mr.. Curtis Colborn returned Satur-
day from Fredonia, where he has been
learning the art of telegraphy.
The gamblers recently convicted in
81. Louis and sent to prison, have
been pardcued by Gov. Crittenden.
Attention is called to the new adver-
tisement of @. p. Northrup & Co, in
this weeks issue of the REGISTER.
We were pleased to meet Rev. Mr..
Spencer, of Yates Center, last Satur-
day. He remained over Sunday.
The White Hogse is to be doubled
in size, although the location is uni
Versaliy believed to be unhealthy.
See change in time card of the st.
Louis. Fort Scott and Wichita railroad.
The new time went into effect Sunday
noon.
When a young man pays his atten-
ton day and night to a young lady he
does the best he can. Angles could do
no more.
The prohibition clause to the Iowa
State Constitution was endorsed by the
people Of that state by about 10000
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