The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-09-12

everything that was expected of 1
Most of the time this week has bee
spent in stripping off the inferior uppe
stone, but the Company expect to gt
out blocks suitable for monument
within few days. A great man
visitors have been attracted to tn
quarry, and If sympathy and goo
will can bring success the Compan
will surely succeed.
If you think of visiting your easter
friends this fall do not fail to see tn
Santa Fe agent regarding routes
rates, etc. The Santa Fe has now OF
sale round trip tickets at greatly re
duced rates to all principal pleasur
resorts in the following States an,
Territories: Wis.,, Mich, Iowa, Penn.
Md, Mimi, New Yark, Va, w. Va.
Colo, Mont, Wy, Idaho, Ariz., an,
n. NJ.
The REGISTER wishes to acknowl
edge its Indebtedness to w. w. Scot
for services rendered i'm looking afte
the local side of the paper during tn,
absence of the editor last week ant
this. Mr.. Scott returned this morn
ing to Oklahoma City to look after hi
various business interests. Mrs. Scot
will remain here few weeks, anC
possibly all winter.
Mayor Thayer is one of the busiest
men In town, but he finds time never
theless to indulge his taste for flowers
by cutivating with great success 9
large variety of rare plants. The REG.
lsTER sanctum has been frightened
this week by some exquisite tea roses
from his garden, and by some abutil.
ions and pomegranate blossoms, rare
and beautiful.
Rev. and Mrs. J. p. Wright, late OF
Pleasanton, arrived i'm lola the first OF
the week and will make this place
their home I'm the future. Mr..
Wright has retired from regular min
isterial work, after a life time of eff
and devoted service, AMI he and hi.
wife now come here to be near their
daughter, Mrs. ID. Ewart. They will
be made very welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Boyd removed to
Olathe this week where they will
make their future home. Mr.. Boyd
will probably spend the winter i'm
Florida in the hope that his health,
which has not been good since his
severe illness last spring, may be i'm
proved. His many Allen county
friends sincerely trust that his hopes
may be realized.
The Republican primary for the
of candidates for lola
township offices, will be held the last
in this month. Aspirants
would do well to use the columns of
the REGISTER to make known their
An emergency raten of
one dollar, strictly in advance, will be
made for all such announcements.
J. E. Hardin came in the other day
md ordered the REGISTER sent to two
of his brothers in Missouri. "They
don't hear or see anything but Democ-
-acy and Union Laborism over in that
,enighted country" he said, "and I
want to send them paper that will
rive them the true faith and give it to
hem strong"
have an acre property well i'm
proved, good house and barn and all
Necessary out-buildings, about 1OO|
ruit and ornamental tress, hog-tight
'orral, chicken yard and house, &c.
viii sell at bargain or trade for land.
viii make very desirable horne. z.
;. Whitaker.
We are requested to publish the fol.
owing notice:
heir annual reunion this year at Delphia, Ind 4, |
ctoDer and o. Every member is requested to /
E present and bring their wives and children |
yeryone will have good bed to sleep on and |
egt. Vol. Inf, Urbana, Ill.
Having bought heavily of leather
nd leather goods for cash, just before
ne recent sharp advance, I am prepar-
d to give my patrons continuance of
,rmer low prices. ]. M. Williamson,
'orthside Harness Shop.
The county commissioners met last
[onday and accepted the resignation
I. Lehman as treasurer of Hum
oldt township. Jas. Wakefield was
ppointed to fill the vacancy.
This Office is indebted to Mr.. J. Nc
elland for some very fine peaches.
r. McLelland has marketed a large
uantity of peaches this year, and they
ave taken the tol, price.
The ladies of the NJ. f. Church will
VS. New England dinner on cleo
on day. Proceeds for the benefit of
lie church. Further particulars will
3 given in due time.
Miss Adah Wright has been Obliged
give up her millinery business. i'm
'hich she was very successful, as she
und her health giving way under the
ose confinement.
Miss Hattie Williams is expected to
rive to-day or tomorrow to be ready
r school work Monday. She will
AXE her home dnring the year at !
r. Oscar Foust's.
Mr.. G. w. Johnson, of Goodrich, 8
ansas, was in town Wednesday and
lied on the REGISTER. He was
re to look after his business interests {
this county. z
We regret to learn that hog cholera 8
reported from one or two neighbor- )
'ods of the county. Every possible ]
re should be taken to prevent it from
Mrs. s. L. Stevens has returned /
I'm her eastern visit and will spend a
e winter with her son, Prof. White T
Ii. Her friends are glad to welcome $
sr back.
Mrs. Isaac Hudson, Mrs. Alex.
mt, of Fredonia, and Mrs. c. A.
kin of Fit. Scott are here this week, Y
g guests of their sister, Mrs. n.
ankins. Q
This office printed some handsome a
lrriage license blanks for the Pro-
te Judge Arnold this week. So the d
irriage industry may continue to j
oceed. Lin