The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-08-31

we are giau 10 KNOW tnaC he Is QOlnI
well i'm Scott.
We have never seen Main & Co.'S
circus but we venture to say it is &
good one. "A poor circus never pnt
out as much paper as they have.
The failure last winter to get thu
Library scheme under way has only
made its supporters more determined
and they expect by inaugurating the
matter early, to show better out
come this winter.
Main and Co. have more novel fea.
lures and sensational first-time attrac-
tions than any other Show in the
world, and will amuse and amaze at
lola on Friday, September 18th.
We are glad to see another well GO
ing down in convenient reach of the
business houses. Two or three good
force pumps'in every block, with plen-
ty of water and hose, might save a
good many times their cost some time.
A dozen or so of the young folks are
indebted to Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Clark
for a very pleasant time last Tuesday
evening. Elegant refreshments, plen-
ty of music, and games, made the
evening most thoroughly enjoyable
one.
Supt. Henderson laid on our table
this week same specimens of corn and
castor beans that indicate an immense
yield in those crops. The specimens
referred to came from J. E. Hoddy's,
and were only fair average of his en-
tire crop.
Arrangements have been made by |
the managers of the Neosho Falls fair |
to run all excursion train from lola to
the fair and return every day. The
time table will be found at the Wlch-
tia depot. The fare for the round trip
will be 65 cents.
Mr. Louis Hobart, of Cottage Grove
township, announces himself this
week as an independent candidate for
County Treasurer. We have always
and a Republican, and all we have
against him is his way Of coming out.
The G.. A. r. reunion at Neoshol
Falls, next Friday, promises to make
that the biggest day of the fair. Nc
Cook Post No. 81 expects to attend, as 4,
does also the lola band, and they will
probably take gOod. share of our citi-
zens with them. Good speakers are
promised. and the day will be very
one.
Having arranged their business with {
the Insurance adjuster, Richards, Lakin
4 Ireland have gone to work OH their (
new building, which will be of brick
and stone, of the same dimensions as
that of Young 4 Clark, mentioned !
asst week. They are now digging a
cellar which is to extend the entire
ength of the building.
We giUe special attention to giving
he people a frst-ctdss, WeU made
rat can. We Want .yom all to knon
hat 'ce do our best to haze eUerything
ION call for. Al do knoc, ,ChO hare |
atled on ms, that tce Keep the best and i
mast entcTprising hdrdrare store in |
itien county. oar peach peurcrs
are arriUed. Lire Hurolrurc, south
ide.
There is evidence of lively fight for
he Republican nomination for some of v
he county offices. We have no Oh
,ctinn to this, in fact we rather like a
but we trust that no BITTERNESS will :,
e aroused that will affect harmonious v
elton after the convention. Let lis c
ght our internal battles ~ vigorously q
8 we please before the convention, Fl
nd then be ready to unite against the ,,
ommon enemy. y
Mrs. Quinn aud Mrs. Bateman sis
erS of Mrs. ). I. Ellis, who have been
isitlng here for some weeks past, re- =.
Irned last Tuesday to their home i'm !,
lark vile Texas. Miss Kate Ellis ac- ~
them and will probably re- " =,
lain with them panst of the winter =
number of Miss Ellis friends called
4 her Monday evening to wish her
Apply visit. Refreshments were serv-
and the evening was much enjoyed u
y all leeseai. m
Neosko Lodge No. As, X. of P. eon- m
rrea the amplitied Sd rank upon 81
heriR Worst and NJ. X. Long We'd er
esday night. at which timea banquet ic
as spread attended by visiting bretl- w
IN from Humboldt and Bronson.
he following named gentlemen were
reseut from Humboldt: DIR. g. w. GO,
aylor, w. B. Glover, w. w. DIM "
lick. A. B. Noble, H. NJ. Mozier, f. ~
.. Vert, o. H. Stewart, d. P. Pratt, ~
F. S. Robins, and Others. iii
For the benefit of parties expecting ht
attend some school away from home sc
ley would prefer, we are requested to pc
y that students in attendance upon
lie State University at Lawrence,
ay obtain board ia g pbs at from 81. rs va
S2.75 per week. Furnished rooms an
N be had for Si.Oe per month. These r.
ties are certainly Us low as can be Oh he
ined anywhere i'm the state. The pu
ssion begins next " eSnesday. G
We are uUder great obligations tod
re. l.. A. Thrasber, Of San Francis nm
}, for copies of the San Francisco ad
giving extended and graph "a
accounts of the great triennial con- n,
ave of Ne knights Telnplar in that de
ty. The grand parade on the Goth was ce
rtainly one Of the most imposing pa au
ANTS ever witnessed in this country or al
e world. One can well be reminded,
bile reading Of it, of the grand tour
iys Of the Knightly hosts of the 18th
injury. We notice the names of II,
Knights from Kansas,
nong whom is Congressman Perkins.
The lola friends of the Kansa. Or u,
ian Asylum, may DE interested in -
e following short extract from a let y;
Z to the Orphans Friend" by Mrs. re r..
tf"Fron lola we u
I'VE very nice letter and box of new ~,
ID second hand clothing, their first ~
nation but with the promise that il r;
all not be the last nor the largest. ~ ~
any thanks to the kind friends who ~.
Mt it, smaller beginnings have led to ~,
ry substantial aid. some of our most ~.
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