The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-08-03

railroad wrecks and q game OF bal
made things seem lively in Garnet,
last week.
An exchange remarks that Kingman
girls 20 bathing in Mother Hubbards
They have to 70 bathing In something
poor things, and there isn't any water
near there.
Richards & Everhart are bringing
the new Reformed church rapidly to-
ward completion. The building il
we'll situated and will be an ornament
to the town.
II some of our agricultural friends
want the seeds picked out Of one OF
more fine large melons, they will find
that the boys at this office are experts
in that line.
We are requested to give notice that
the Industrial School Will be held
every Saturday afternoon from 2 to
o'clock at the col0red Baptist church
during this month.
We are in receipt of q neat program
of the Lane county Normal Institute,
of which E. w. Myler, is conductor
and E. T. Barber, is instructOr,-bOth
Allen county boys.
We are asked to note that at the
recent school meeting in Rock Greek
school district. it was voted to allow
J o. w. Howard TO 60 out of that dis.
trict into District No. Il.
Want everybody to know that
w. E. Davis & Co., have sand for sale
in large or small quantities., at the
gravel bank one fourth Of q mile west
Of 8. X. Depot. lola. Kansas.
Little Freddie Casmire accidentally
upset a cup Of coffee last Thursday and
scalded himself SO seriously as to be
confined to his bed for several days.
He is now able to be out again.
Deputy County Attorney Campbell
went out to the Usage Wednesday to
represent the State in a case brOut il t
against II. II. AkersOn who thinks that
he ought..not pay any road tax.
a letter from Rev. n. B. johnson
brings the sad announcement of the
death of his youngest child. Mr.. and
Mrs. johnson have the sympathy of
all their lola friends in this afflictiOn.
The REGISTER is glad to publish a
pleasant letter from Rev. N. B. John.
son which will be read with interest
by his lola friends. We trust to have
other letters from him before his re-
turn.
Before you decide where to send
your son or daughter to school. write
to Washburn College, Topeka, Kansas
for information about that excellent
The fall term begins
Sept. IL.
The Topeka. Journal remarks, "when
We want anything from sacred history
that Is right to the point we look in
the lola REGIsTER,"-a tribute to
our Biblical lore that we deeply ap.
preciate.
How about our Fair this fall? The
Society wants it held, the
stock men want 1t, the farmers want
wants it. Can't the
proper officers or committees "get a
move on thenl?"
The county seat contest in Stevens
county has eliminated in q terrible
the details of which are given
elsewhere In this paper. Better chinch
Bugs ande grasshOppers and drOuth
han one county seat fight.
Remember that our offer to send the
Kansas City Weekly Journal free
Turing the campaign to any one sub
cribing or renewing his subscription
% the REGISTER still holds good. You
ire losing money by delay.
The game of ball Tuesday afternoon
between the clefks and the Carriage
Works boys resulted in score of 81 to
% % in favor of the clerks, The game
,egan at 3 o'clock and we understand
t lasted away into the night.
The Republican Club, after consider
Ible discussion andc0rrespOndenoe, con-
.luded to adopt black plnghats as their
head gear, and 80 ordered a
upply through MessrsAnderson & De
ylute. The hats will arrive to-day or
O-m0rrOw.
Having at last got permanently To-
ated in one of the finest rooms in the
ity "a. o. U. w. block) l am now
eady to do business. My stock is
clean, mostly new, and I
an and will sell goods as cheap as any
louse in town. VIM. Yeager...
Yes, thank you, it is pretty warm in
he middle of the day these days. But
When the sun has gone down isn't the
ong, cool twilight pleasant enough to
make up for it all? Such evenings
ould only follow such days; SO let us
,e thankful.
"The Sunflower State' is the title of a
column of breezy notes about Kansas
people and things that is now feature
# the Kansas City Evening Ne,os. The
NeaUs has long been popular in this
will make it new friends.
An excellent account of the Repub-
lean State Convention, giving the
platform in full, a brief biography of
Iov. Humphrey and about the best
portrait of him we have yet seen, will
,e found on our inside pages. The
REGISTER is a good deal of a news
PAPER.
"Those of you who are tired of vOt-
ng for an old plug farmer who persis-
emily misrepresents you, will
rave the high privilege of vot.
ng for me this fall" remarked Col.
Burris by way of peroration to his
speech last week. MOdesty is the
COlonel's forte.
L. U. Humphrey began to fit him
,elf to be Governor of Kansas by en-
listing in the Union army when he
was II years old. He commanded his
for two years before he reach
I'd his majority, and was never absent
rom the army single day during his
IOur years of service.
Mr. C. Raxmand il maxim arrange.