The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-08-24

The band concerts every Saturday
evening are appreciated by our citi
zens. The boys play good class o
music and play it well.
Supt. Henderson reports corn i'm
of the county; broom corn, millet, cas-
tor beans and other crops, ditto.
Mr.. Jacob Goodner and family left
on Wednesday for St Cloud Mimi.
where they expect to remain for two
months and then probably go to Flori'
da.
The world renowned, standard, screw
fastened boots aud shoes-all styles
Nothing like it for Misses and youths
school shoes. For sale at J. +. Col.
bOrn's.
McDirmit & Stephens have sold
their broom factory to Mr.. CulbertsOn.
Mr.. Stephens will dispose of the
brooms left in the hands Of the old
firm.
Mrs. DIR. Morris and daughter Nellie,
and Mrs. Rushman, of Lawrence KAN
sas. accompanied by Mrs. Russell. of
Humboldt, were in town few hours
Monday.
Miss Allie Patrick, Miss Browning
and Mrs. Leonard, of Parsons, and
Mrs. Rasbeck and Will Robens, of
Fort Scott, were at the Mineral Well
the first of the week.
Lauck & Clark have received a 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.
Corn cutters, hedge knives and
scythes, sUith plenty of ,cire cloth to
keep out the flies. Lire hdrd,odre.
We acknowledge a pleasant call
Tuesday, from J. w. Baughman, of
Wichita, who was here for few days
recreation with his family. Mr.. b. is
i'm the livery business at Wichita and
is doing well.
The cheap buggy man didn't find a
profitable field in lola. When men
can go to home institution and get
work that will do twice the service for
a little more money, he is not apt to
be taken in.
Humboldt is taking up a subscrip-
ton to build a new hotel. In the
meantime travelling men will continue
as heretofore to come a hundred miles
out of the way if necessary, to spend
Sunday i'm lola.
The REGISTER is under obligations
to Mrs. Briggs, for some very hand
some and luscious grapes. Her vine
yard is not quite so well filled this
year. but the grapes are very large and
of excellent quality.
District Fair, Neosho Falls, Kansas,
September 3, 4, 5, 6, Z, and s, 1888.
Fine grounds, immense display of
stock. Every body will be there
Bicycle race on Friday. Three bands
of music! Grand gala week!
Mr.. "Dave" Masters, Of Jackson
vile, H., well known to many of our
citizens, accompanied by his wife and
children and by his father is spending
a few days with his cousin, Mrs. Har-
mon Scott.
Uncle John Rutledge has returned
from his trip to Arkansas, He reports
some of the resorts down there pretty
considerably diiapiGated. Houses can
he rented at Sloan Springs for one
dollar per month.
The Injunction suit of Jno. s. Mar
tin VS.. Snyder and others, will he tried
before his honor, Judge Talcott to-day.
This is one of the League" suits, and
and the outcome of it is awaited with |
a great deal of interest.
We notice by Washington Ter. pa
per that DIR. II. G.. Bostwick, formerly
of lola, is president of the Wa.hiugton
Fire Insurance Co., of New Tacoma.
w. T. The company appears to be
solid and we'll patronized.
Finest herd of Hereford cattle west
of the Mississippi river will be on eX-
hibition at the District Fair at Neosho |
Falls, Kansas, September 8, 4, ), 6, Z,
and s, 1888. Trotting, pacing, and |
running races. Don't fail to attend. !,
To close out before fall trade CON-
mences. Having few more summer |
goods left, lawn, bunting and other
summer dress goods, gloves, hosiery |
&c. &c, which | will sell at greatly re-
duced prices for the next thirty days. |
B. T. Rodman.
We are in receipt of card from
Ozark, announcing the result of a |
game of base ball played there last
between the Ozark Clippers |
and the Moran Mutuals, that resulted |
in victory for the former club to the |
tune Of II to 2. A pretty bad scoop.
If you want to have a good time and
see lots of nice stock, hear plenty of
music, meet all your friends in nice,
cool place, where there will be All inn
mense crowd, and every body happy,
just go to the District FAIR at NeOshO |
Falls, konsas, September 5, 1, 5, 6, Z,
and S, 1888.
On our first page will be found the
last, of what we sre sure Our readers
will pronounce with us. has been a
very interesting series of letters
''Tim" is a good fellow to have around |
he may find time to take another vaca-
ton soon.
Supt. Henderson has received the
second semi-annual apportionment of
the state and Co. school fund for Allen |
county, for 1888. The state apportion-
ment is ~ cents, county 4 cents per |
capita. District treasurers can have |
same by calling at county treasurer's
Office.
We acknowledge call and some |
paternal advice from Father Wilcox,
of the League, on Tuesday. Replying |
to him and many others who are advis- |
ing as on this subject we will say that
we shall continue to publish just what
we think right about the matter, and
viii stand the consequences.