The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-09-21

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Mrs. M. G.. Barth has the thanks G
this Office for bushel of hands0m
apples. She is guod friend to tn
printer.
Mr.. Fisher, of the Pennsylvania Cen
trail Hotel, wants 400 pounds Of honey
for which he will pay the highest mar
ket price. He wants it left in tn,
frames.
The Humboldt saloons have prom
Used "never to do it again. If the coun
ty attorney and Boyle will only let ul
on them. They will all close Octobel
lst>
Geneva friends tell us that Charlie
KnOwlton will hardly speak to COM
mon folks now. 1t is only boy, but
following three girls, he thinks II
quite an item.
The District Clerk wishes to remind
attorneys that il they want to get In
their cases i'm time to make up the is.
sues for the coming term, they must be
in by the 9th.
Tomlinson, of Council Grove, for full
report of the proceedings of the Neo-
sho Valley Baptist Association, which
WILDE found in another place.
T l.. H. Brubaker 4 Co. are selling
"Silver Leaf flour for $500 per hun
dred and Success" flour for $3.50 per
>nsndred.} Both brands are giving en-
tire satisfaction. Try sack.
The canning factory is putting up
hundreds of bushels of tomatoes. Our
grocers and citizens who have sampled
them say that they are mnch better
than the average canned goods.
Mr.. L. c. Munger brought us, last
Saturday, some very fine specimens of
Seeding peaches. grown on his farm
west of the river. One of them meas
ureu nine inches i'm circumference.
Lauck & Clark have received new
background and other accessories this
week that will enable them to make
better pictures than ever. BE sure to
call on them at Apples gallery.
The frightening nights remind us
that it is about time the literary and
social societies should begin to shuw
signs of life. lola has good reputa-
ton i'm this respect and let us not lose
it. :.
We are asked to say to the voters of
Elm township, that by order of the
Justice OF. the peace and the township
trustee, all elections in that township
will be held hereafter at Elm dale
school house.
Mr.. Goodhue. of the firm of Goodhue
Evans, started To Martins Ferry
Ohio, Wednesday, to bring out his
wife and family. He has secured the
house On Madison avenue, formerly
owned by Mrs. Brewster.
/Ci,as. 0tteR IL building new brick
'bake-huuse." He says it is his ex-
pectation To move away the little
'rarnc building in which he NOW does
business. i'm the spring aud erect a
arge brick store in its place.
The K. c. L. & S. x. BY. company
ire about to put on eight new engines,
our for passenger traffic. the engines
low engaged in pulling the passenger
rains, being Er too light to meet the
demands OF Increased travel.
Mrs. Jas. Simpson has just received
large aud elegant line of millinery
foods, to which she invites the atten-
ion of the ladies. Z She has all the lat |
st full STYLES aud will guarantee sat it's |
action to those dealing with her. 1
r A number of farmers have ieep in
Iuiring of our insurance agents lately, |
there was any company That would |
insure them against injury while at |
he top of ten foot step ladder letting |
lovn ears Of corn by means of a rope |
I'D pulley.
Miss May Morey, having closed
Ter home i'm Garrett last Wednesday. |
During her stay in lola she has won !
he respect of ak who knew her, aud !
" her departure we lose one of onr |
'est musicians.
Northrup d Co. say thcr have so |
many goods now that they have to adj !
,ertise one department at a time. This |
week they have something to say !
bout their dress goods department, |
hat the ladies will find to their inter
st to read carefully.
Comrades of NeCo9k Post who de-
ire to attend the campfire at Fort |
scott Monday night, are requested to |
meet ut the court house Saturday 1
light. where all necessary arrange |
nents will be made.
All the money in the world is of no
'alue to you unless YOU have health /,
md strength. DIR. Jackson's famous |
Root aud Herb Cordial will make YOU |!
lealthy, stroug aud vigorous. vitalize,
,urify and enrich your blood. Sold by |
ioodhue d Evans.
1t will be Iola's turn to have the
lext soldiers reunion, and We rather |
.uess sne can "come to taw." The /
rees ia our park aren't very big, but !
here Is plenty of rOOnI between them !
o set tables, and our band stand will |
hold as much eloquenee rs anybody's.
Mr.. L. d. Rich, Of Girard, son of
1eury Rich, of Elm township, made |
Is call Monday. He says he has re-
emily seen men in Crawford county,
Who had passed through Allen on ac- !
cunt of the league troubles, and that |
'nly, and who would otherwise have
made us valuable and Substantial cit-
ems.
Lee Rucker has got his kitchen fl
ed out again, and ia once more in
hape for the fall aud winter campaign.
4 is elegantly arranged and he is now
prepared to furnish hot lunches on
hort order and in good style. He al
70 intends to keep supply Of oysters
on hands, which he will
prepare to order.
F. w. Bartlett, a former resident of
his county, was married at Kansas