The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-10-31

| MI ~. A GICCOWeu duu Aduly, al
rived this week from Washington Ter
ritory, and will make Allen county
their home. They say that the Terri
tory is greatly over rated.
| Mrs. Simpson is getting in very
large supply of millinery goods, of thu
latest and handsomeet designs. La
dies should be sure to call on her before
making their winter purchases.
VIM. Davis asks us to warn all par
ties against hunting on his farm, The
east half, northeast quarter. and thu
east half of southeast quarter of 2, "A,
Is.
LOST.-An old, all wool shawl, with
small brown and white stripes. Lost
in the northeast part of town; finder
please return to A. G. Gilmore's place
of business and get reward.
Mrs. VIM. Ihrig returned last Fri.
day from her visit to Iowa, having
abandoned for the present, her eastern
visit on account of the uncertain con.
dition of her husbands health.
Miss Lettie Chase left Monday for
White City, Kansas, where she thinks
of remaining all winter if she likes the
schools there Her many friends here
would he glad to welcome her back.
We neglected last week to notice the
departure of G. II. Danley for Argonia,
where he goes temporarily to oversee
the erection of some houses that are
being built in that town by lola capt.
alists.
There were twenty teams in town
last Friday loading up with lumber
for the new school house in Salem.
lola is fast becoming recognized as the
best and cheapest lumber market in
the county.
We have sifted the thing pretty thor
oughly and all the republican Opposi-
ton to the straight ticket that we can
find in lola township comes from two
men who are personal enemies of Mr..
George Amos.
The ladies of the Library Associa-
ton will set an elegant dinner in the
Opera House next Tuesday, which
will be served for % cents. Dinner
will be ready at II and will be served
all the afternoon.
The last republican rally of the cam
paign in Salem township will be at
Jeddo school house, Monday evening,
and will be addressed by o. H. Foust
as the leading speaker. All are cord
tally invited to attend.
There Will be republican meetings
at Pleasant Valley and at Elm Dale
tomorrow evening; the former to be
addressed by b. J. Stewart, w. q.
Allison and G. A. Amos. The latter
by o. H. Foust, r. V. Blair and ]. E.
We have just received q large
line of samples OF silk plush.
Ladies wanting plush garments
can have them made to order
extra charge. o. r.
g. Co.
Mr.. E. J. Thayer brought into 'our
office Wednesday morning, two or
three sprays of apple blossoms, as fresh
and fragrant as in May. Apple trees
in bloom on the 10Th day of October |!
How does that sound to the denizens
of the bleak and barren north?
Betting has been pretty lively this
week, mainly on New York and on
the general result. We know also of
one bet that the republicans will elect
a governor of Missouri, and another
that Blaine will carry North Carolina,
Tennessee and West Virginia.
The returns will be read in the Opera
House next Tuesday night, as fast as
they come in. The ladies of the Lii
brary Association have prepared an
additional attraction also, in the way
of an oyster supper, which will be
served whenever wanted during the
evening.
Miss Flora Kapp, on her way from
her home in Pennsylvania to her sister
in the Indian Territory, was in town
over Sunday and was warmly welcom-
ed by her many friends She went to
Humboldt Tuesday where she will
make a short visit before continuing
her journey.
The City Marshall asks us to remind
stock owners that it is unlawful accord
ing to the city ordinance for any stock
to be allowed to run at large within
the city limits after Nov /. Those
wishing to avoid trouble and expense
will govern themselves accordingly.
J. H. Richards returned Sunday
from New York. He says that the po-
litical excitement in that city is simp-
ly indescribable. Clubs of all kinds are
marching and cheering along the
streets at nearly all hours of the day
and night. Each side is trying to
make the biggest show and the most
noise.
There will be republican meeting
at Maple Grove school house, ..districl
No. 5, on Saturday night, addressed
by Prof. =. H. Harris and Others
The people of this community have
been twice disappointed in theil
meetings, but we give our word thai
the speakers promised for this meeting
will be there.
Since our last issue marriage license:
have been granted to the following
parties:
G.. W. Booze and philadelphia F
Zwanziger, of Allen county; G. NJ. Pal
fner, of Wilson county and Mamie
Stitt, Bourbon county; Chas. s. Bishop
and Florence E. Williams, OF Allel
county.
Bowlus has received this week
new safe that is about the safest SAT,
it has ever been vouchsafed us to lOOl
upon. Its weight is 500 pounds
The vault is encased in three inches o
solid steel, and is locked with a tim
lock, The door to the vault close
with a tongue and groove combination
that certainly makes it proof agains
burglars and fire.