The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-09-05

= room ana reStauTaut HcdI tuc .. IA uC-
pot. He will doubtless catch great
deal of transient custom.
The District Fair Association, at
Neosho Falls, has arranged one of the
finest programmes for the approaching
fair that theyehave ever had.
: A good many of our citizens will
take in the sham battle at NeOshO
Falls to-day. Most of such battles
are "sham" in more ways than one.
The Baumgartner boys have their
new house on north Washington
avenue nearly completed. Wonder if
George isn't OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
bach."?
Lets see. wasn't it Mr.. VIM. Davis
that said he had lots of cider up at his
house, just spelling for some lola
young folks to drink it? Let's bear
that in mind.
We are requested to say that the
Eastern Star Lodge will hold its reg
ular meeting tomorrow, Saturday
evening. All of the members are re-
quested to be present.
Under Cracked Nutsp the Salad
wants to know>why its editors are not
like the aforesaid cracked nuts. Why,
that's easy enough: Because they are
not "Crackedr of course.
Travellers through Yates Center re-
port that w. B. Culbertson meets
| them at the depot and informs them
with many smiles, that he is the great
and good father of daughter.
They do say it took DIR. Lafary four
days to fill certain young lady's
teeth. That's strange. He was
mighty prompt with us. But then
maybe we didn't talk so much.
lola had one day of peace this week.
On Tuesday Boyle and Richards were
at Topeka, Talcott at Usage Mission,
Whitaker at Fredohia, Benton at
ElDorado, and Fisher at Lawrence.
The agricultural exhibit made at the
st. Louis fair by the Wichita road is
attracting a great deal of attention and
will be a fine advertisement for the
counties along the Sun Flower route.
The District Fair will not fail to
make it pleasant for its patrons; aud
any man who would not give 30 cents
a day to see all that they are going to
have must need little missionary
work.
Mr.. Lauck says he can only stay in
lola till the first of January, owing to
the impossibility of getting another
room. Those desiring good photo
graphs will do well to bear this in
mind.
In unlimited amount
of money to loan on real
estate security. OthlcB
q Smith,.
Don't forget the republican rally to- {
night. Ladies are especially invited.
Let everybody come. Music by the
band and by the Blaine and Logan !
glee club. A speech by one Of the
finest political orators in Kansas.
Come. |;
The outside stone work on the new
school house is finished and certainly |
reflects great credit on Mr.. Rowley, |
the contractor. The joists are laid for /;
the first floor and the brick work will :
be pushed rapidly.
For the benefit of the readers of this
paper who do not already know than ,
the Peerless flour is kept to the high
est standard of excellence, we would
saw that such is the case, while the
price is no higher than second rate. ;
The District Fair Association, at
Neosho Falls, advertises Grand ,
Roman standing race at its fair this
fall. We don't know what that is but ,
we do know that it must be something
or else they would not
advertise it. i
/Sen. ingalls, will deliver the Annual
address at the district fair at Neosho
Falls. To all who love to listen to a
brilliant Grafton we say; go and hear
cal address and no doubt one of the
best of the season.
On our inside pages will De found a
full account of the State Greenback
giving the platform in
full and the ticket nominated. When
it comes to furnishing the news of
their official ,,doings, THE REGISTER
treats all parties alike.
Messrs. Shelter and Jones are the
latest lola citizens to embark in the
patent right business, they having
purchased the right to several counties
for the sale of Brewster mop wringer.
The invention is a useful one and We
wish the boys success in disposing of
il.
Mr.. d. b. ID. Shelter brought an (.
apple into this office on Saturday
last from the orchard of Sci. Edwards
called the Kansas Seeding No. 1i2,
measuring l51nches i'm circumference
and weighing 2lS ounces. 1t was sent
to Bismarck with the horticultural
Society exhibit.
II is no longer denied that there are
practically open saloons i'm both lola
and Humboldt. If it is impossible for
either the city or county attorneyto get
a sufficient information against them,
we hope that the county commission
ers will order grand jury for thenext
term of court. The saloons must 60. \
a friend of ours remarked TO us the
other day that he had just refused an
offer of $500 for his farm, which he
offered and would have been glad to
have sold last spring for $500. That
is just one instance of the rapidity
with which property is increasing in
value in Allen county.
= We heard Bowlus grumbling at his
livery bill the other day. He said that
he had required on an average two