The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-10-05
COUNTY NOTES.
FROM REGISTER REPORTERS
What 10 Being Done Throughout thu
County-Events and Gossip
of tho Week.
Allan center .

Allen Center.
The talks Of Dr. Scott, Mr.. Lacy and Mr..
Barber at the meeting Of the Republican Club
at Allen Center aad also the music by Barber
Brothers wss much appreciated.
The Union Labor brothers make IN effort to
deny the charge Of fusion with the democrats,
but the two pieces Of ticket at too nicely togeth
er to fool the old settiers.
Our people seemed much pleased with 3the
Fair this year, number exhibiting stock stc.
Many others were unable TO do % by the press
ing demands Of farm work,
The republican Club meets this week ut Rose
Hill, the address to be delivered by A. G.
Scott, and the next meeting Oct. Is, Hon. o.
s. woodward, who 10 IN old friend Of I. Port,
has promised to be with us, and rousing
time which Will be fully advertised. 10 antici-
pated.
Wilson & Sons, s. H. Weith, Guy Tredwsy.
deacon" Jones, Mr.. watkins and several
others were awarded blue ribbons on their
stock and little Edna Tredway says she is the
girl under II years Of age who won Mrs. Hank
least she redrs the hat.
Elmer Remsberg returned few weeks since
from An extended visit to Maryland and other
places and resumed his school work in District
No. 4 last Monday, This IL the school he taught
prior to his trip east.
Allen Center School is prospecting under the
leadership Of Miss Carrie Strong.
Rose Hill school 10 also Ut work under the
direction Of Miss Pressler.
Mrs. Tobey and James Sheldon are enjoying
visit in York State.
Mrs. Frank 10 among her friends near Lee
Summit, Mo.
Ed. Brady has returned to Fail River to re-
main.
Will Morrison, now of Illinois, is visiting
Allen Center:
Mr.. II. Giveler who has been seriously i'll fol
more than month IL slowly improving.
Caleb Barker Is said to have rented farm
In Salem township.
Mr.. Tredway and family attended the Sunday
School Convention at Moran and on Sunday
gave us the most interesting report Of the pro.
ceedings that We have ever heard delegate
make to his school, after the session, for usu.
ally the last heard OF delegate IL that he wal
elected. But Mr.. Tredway isn't that kind Of 9
8. s. man.
LaHarpe s. s. held pleasant picnic Satur.
day In Mr.. Weith's Grove.
c. Leake is reported IS Q little better. Hi
neighbors and friends oongregated few days
| since and made quick work Of harvesting his
hay and fodder.
johnnie Weith lost one Of his horses but il
80 jolly that we came near missing the item.
Mr.. Alyea's nax yielded Is bushels per acre
of 81 FAX he says.
Mr.. Tredway's oats were the best in our vi.
cinity and the acres yielded him 81 bushels
and . promising crop Of millet is growing OF
the same land.
The familiar face Of D. H. Morrison is agar
seen in our assembleges and he reports tn,
new farms Of Seward county as much dried up
He intends wintering here, but has not by any
means given us his interest in the west.
Jasper Wyer has returned from the west but
has again slipped out of this neighborhood in 9
mysterious way without SO much as Q goodbye
We understand that one OF our neighbors II
out instructing class in the science Of politi.
cal economy. but the science that just now In.
terests many people is that ofdemocratic econ.
omy. They would like to see where the scien.
CO comes In that made the U. s. Treasury &c
awfully empty when the last democratic Pres.
ident James Buchanan stepped out In 1861 and
now after three years Of Growers work fairly
boils over with the ducats that he don't know
what to do with. while we are buying mos,
every article ofmerchandise ct much less price
than at that time. ELMIT8.