The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-07-25
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Mr.. ID. T. Nash, of Elm. dropped II
this week to have US remark through
the REGISTER that his appointment
as member of the central committe,
of the Peoples party, was entirel,
without his knowledge or consent
Mr.. Nash says he has no sympathy
whatever with the new movement
and will not aid or abet it in any way
The Republican party is good enough
for him.
Teachers and others having bust.
ness with school districts, should
"salt away" this issue of the REGIS
TER, as they will certainly find the in
formation given on our last page-set
ting forth the number, name and
board of each district-of much value
The list was kindly prepared for us
by Supt. Barber.
Prof. l.. s. Myler will deliver a
lecture to the Normal students next
Thursday evening on the subject
"Our District Schools" The lecture
will be delivered in the park If the
weather is pleasant and at its close
the Presbyterian ladies will serve ice
cream and cake. There will doubt
less be large attendance.
The Free Press and family enjoyed a mess Of
roasting ears and new tomatoes last Sunday,
in the garden making business, but take pride
in saving our garden ''aint to be grinned at
or "shot for. IL has afSrded beans, peas and
cucumbers for i've weeks, and beets. potatoes
and "sich like" the past three.-Colony Free
Press
Wonder what office Talbot is get
ting ready to run for?
Miss May Ewing has suffered
severely from the injuries re-
ceived last week, it being feared at
one time that inflammation of the brain
might ensue. The danger seems to be
passed now, however, and
her friends hope for her speedy recov-
cry.
We can now sell you anything that
goes on wheels from a cheap buggy to
the finest carriage. We make the
best spring wagon sold in Kansas.
Come and see us. lola Carriage &
Omnibus Co.
Parties indebted to the late firm of
Hart & Bennett, are urgently request
ed to make immediate settlement,
either by cash or note, as the old &C
counts must be closed at once. NJ. NJ.
Hart.
A Colorado subscriber, writing to re-
new his subscription, says: keep the
REGISTER coming. Your backbone
seems to be made of the right mate
rial.n
Don't forget that Cummings & Jones
are still on deck, loaning money on
the best possible terms, writing in
suranee and transacting all kinds of
real estate business.
Sam Jones preached an hour and a
half at Moberly Sunday and a steady
rain descended all the time he was
talking. Couldn't the Rev. Sam he
induced to come over here and preach
We 60 to press too early TO report
the Evolutionary entertainment last
evening, but from the advance sale of
seats its success from a financial point
of view was certainly all that could be
wished.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B. Freshman and
Miss Teeny Cameron, of Kansas City,
and ]. w. Campion and daughters,
Misses Kittie and Edith, of Leaven-
worth, are visiting the family of J. s.
Turner.
John Henderson went up to Colony
Monday to take position as COM
position on the Free Press. Bro. Tai
bot is fortunate in securing the ser
vices Of so reliable boy and so good
a printer.
Richards & Welch continue to be
the leading grocers because their
goods are fresh and reliable, their
prices reasonable and the treatment
customers always prompt
and courteous.
Mrs. Ida Reese was in town Mon
day soliciting funds for the building
of new church in the west part of
Usage township. She was quite sue
cessful and appreciated highly the
of lola business men.
Miss Minnie Croft has a good riding
pony for hire the first three days and
nights of each week beginning with
Terms reasonable and pay
in advance.