The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-09-28

ii Alfred Gibbs, Of Geneva township
fJohn Mcdonald and John Croker, g
4 this township, "bob up serenely" thi
week with the report Of . new girl a
each of their houses.
Klaumann 4 Co. have q new "adi
this week, that you would do well t
read. They do not make much noise
but they keep the goods and they &c
their share Of the trade.
]. Rev. Mr.. Summerville, ofCoffeyville
who has been recruiting for month
} in the mountains of Colorado, stopped
here last Tuesday on his way home
We acknowledge pleasant call.
The moving of the sun across til,
equator, created the usual disturbance
but Dame Nature has gotten over hel
little milf and has settled down to Civ,
US a month or 30 Of perfect weather.
'lMr. Richard Clark has started res
A taurant in Henderson's building, mex
to the Barb Wire Factory. He will
give meals at all hours and will keer
4 a full stock of confectionery and cigars
THE REGISTER is adding new
names to its subscription list every
day. The people of Allen county
know a good paper when they see it
and they know how to support and ap'
preciate it.
County politics are making things
pretty lively now but just wait till
next fall when we have governor
seven congressman, senator and q
president to elect, if you want to see
sparks fly.
Young Remsburg has bought BIZ
cycle and will use it instead of pony
to ride to school this winter. 1t is q
distance of three or four miles and he
ought to be quite an expert before the
winter is over.
Mrs. Jas. Simpson has just received
large and elegant line of millinery
goods, to which she invites the atten-
ton of the ladies. She has all the lat
est full styles and will guarantee salts
faction to those dealing with her.
We understand that B. T. Rodman
will move into the north room of Hen.
derson & Amrine's new building as
soon as it is completed. That will
give him room to do what he can not
now--display all his goods. The Live
Hardware will remain on the south
side.
For the benefit of the few readers OF
this paper who do not already know
that DeLand's Soda is kept to the
highest standard of excellence, we
would say that such is the case, while
the price is no higher than second-rate
goods. Use DeLand's only.
While at work on the roof of w. A =.
Cowan's house last Saturday, Mr..
Hartley allowed bundle of singles to
get the better of him and had the fore
finger of his left hand dislocated at the
middle joint. 1t was q severe hurt and
will probably keep him from work for
several days.
Invitations are out for the first ball
of the season. The band boys are to
the front as usual and their dance at
the opera house tonight ought to be a
grand success. They have taken every
pains to have things entirely pleasant
and our dancers may count on having
a good timek
J. HI. RNhards and wife, I. S.
Welch and wife, Z. J. Thayer, Miss
Sadie Reimert. w. S. Lawrence, w.
]. Huck, J. NJ. Smyth, f. f. Rohrer,
b A. Caimire, D. C. Bruba ker,
and Lee Rucker, were among the lola
people that went over to Fort Scott
Monday to hear Beecher.
Charlie Steele has brought on an
immense stock of some of the hand
soonest jewelry, watches and clocks,
we have ever seen. We don't see how
he can afford to carry such stock
but that is his lookout. We only
know that he can show you about any,
thing in that line, that you can call
for.
The first grade in the schools, taught
by Miss White, became 80 very crowd
ed that division was necessary hal
of the pupils attending each halliday.
With seating capacity for forty pu-
pills, sixty-three were in attendance.
This statement is made in explanation
to some patrons who are raising OBJ
jections.
Attend the Bourbon County Fair at
Fort Scott, commencing Tuesday, Oc-
tober the I'd, and continuing four days.
Premiums offered by this Association
are the largest of any in the Southwest
doubling, and, in some cases, trebling
other fairs, Excursion Rates on all
railroads. Trains from the grounds to
the city every Is minutes.
For the benefit of such of our readers
as have never had their attention
called to it, we quote the following
section Of the law governing news
papers: ANY person who receives a
newspaper and makes use of it, Wheth-
er he has ordered it or not, is held in
law to be a subscriber, and is respon-
sible for the subscription price,"
Rev. F.. s. Miller pOes tn NeoshO