The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-09-21

g We understand that James P. Pric
= Of Elm Township, will leave for En-,
,. land next month. Before his depal
ture he will at poblic auction dispos
III Of his carefully bred high grade cattl,
r heavy draft horses, Poland China hog
' implements, house hold furniture, oat.
corn, millet etc. Bills from this offic
will be ont in due course.
| DR.. Fulton reports Chaa. Lake a
? improving. When first hurt 1t wa
thought that his death was only
question ola few hours; but the Docto
now thinks he will regain sensation
and perhaps the use of his limbs
There is lively interest taken in tn,
crse all over the county and we ar,
glad to give favorable report.
The exciting part of the campaign il
coming and will soon be ut fever heat
The greatest orators of the day will be
at work all over the country and every
one wants to know what they have t.
say. By subscribing for the REG1sTER
for year you get the Kansas CIT,
Weekly Journal till after the campaign
free of cost. Send in your names.
We regret to learn that Mrs. Ste
vens, living three miles south of town,
met with serious accident while
driving home from the meeting al
lola Monday night. The rear seat Of
the spring wagon give way. throwing
Mrs. 8. and her little daughter to the
ground. The child escaped with slight
bruises but the mother was quite &c.
verely injured about the head and
shoulders.
AS Tom McLelland was driving over
the railroad track coming from the fair
ground Saturday, his team took fright
at a bull. and turning suddenly upset
the wagon, throwing the occupants
out. Mrs. McLelland's arm was bro.
ken below the elbow and she received
some severe bruises. Or, Fulton set
the broken arm and at last account
she was doug we'll. The other ,o.o
only sllghsly bruised.
best line Of corse- n
h..o .ne allows their teeth to
quite badly decayed they are
Aarder to save, and it costs more, both
in money and pain; and winter is COM
ing in a few months, therefore you
should go to DR.. LaFary at once and
have them fixed up in first-class style
and save expense, pain and trouble
and if you chance to have failure OF
his work which was done in the last
five years, he will make it good free
of charge.
Our school opens with the most fat
tering prospects. The attendance is
larger than last year and every day
adds to the number. Both teachers
and students are taking hold enthusi-
astically; and it is safe to predict an
other year of pleasant and successful
work. lola has of late years been par.
ticular!y fortunate in the selection Of
their principal and corps Of teachers
who have given the school State
reputation.
Welearn, through Mrs. J. E. Ireland,
of the death of Mrs. Givins, of Girard,
which took place last week. Mrs
Givins will be remembered by the old.
er residents of lola. The family made
their home here for q number Of years.
Mrs. Givins was an active member Of
the Methodist Church and was univer'
sally loved and respected. She has
: been in poor health for some time AND
about a year ago spent several months
in Southern California, apparently
with beneficial results, but the disease
was too firmly rooted to be eradicated
The family consists of the husband ant
two sons, AL. and George Walker, VIII;
) have the sympathy of many friends il
this community.
We are a little surprised to heal
that the REGISTER is charged with re
fusing to publish a call for prohibi
ton meeting to have been addressed
! by Rev., or Captain. Tenny, of Neosh'
Falls. Here are the facts. The an
nouncement of this meeting was pre-
scented with a request for publication
t it was written out in full by Mr.. Ten
:, ny himself, and contained an endorse
g ment both of the speaker and of tn
subject of his address, and the reques
!, was that it be:published editorially. TIL
+ bearer was informed that while W
would willingly give him simple an
? nouncement of the meeting, explain
8 ing who the speaker was, giving date
t subject and all necessary information
/. it would be inconsistent to publish tn
4 notice in the form presented. Tn
: gentleman then offered to pay for il
/ but insisted that it must go in exactl!
as written. 1t was then refused will
|. remarks as to the cheeky" characte
f of the request, though the offer to max
+ the announcement was repeated sever
al times. The notice was afterward
presented to the foreman Of the com
? posing room with request for its In