The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-09-18

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janet Moore. >. 81. >, ;,
Albert w. Ihrig. ;, %. =, ;.
Maggie Duncan. >, IL. ;, ;,
Ghas; c. Couch. ,, %. Bourbon Count.
Eva Stone. ....-.... >, 3D.. Allen Count!
Geo W. sharp >, %; Wilson Count,
What about the gas business
There was great blowing of horn
and footing OF whistles a few week
ago because we had struck big lie,
supply. The south end people are in
curing now whether the pipes are
be laid in time for use this winter.
not they want to lay in their coal SUP
ply while it Is yet cheap. Are we
have gas, and If so for how much? LIE
the gas men rise and explain.
A correspondent from Lecomptol
under date of Sept. ID writes:
Lane University opened to-day under tn
most favorable circumstances Hon H. NJ
| Greene, editor of the Lawrence Record made
commendable and stirring address Othe
alumni added their presence and voices Tn
day was given to handshaking and rejoicing
| and.presages the best year in the history of tn
the excellent species. Tonight the forma
reception of students will be held. The best o
feeling prevails.
For the st. Louis Exposition at st
Louis Mo-, Sept. End to October It'll
1891, the Mo. Pac. Ry. will sell rounC
trip tickets at one and one third fares
Tickets will be sold on Mondays anC
Thursdays during the continuance o.
the Exposition as follows: September
Bird, 9TH, 10th, 18th, 18th, 2lst, 9th
18th, October 1st, 18th, 18th. AL
tickets will be limited for return tc
five days or addition to date of sale.
Capt. L. NJ. Eckley went to the Re
publican Rally at Capt. Gibson's
grove on Saturday. He says Kirk.
patrick's speech was a sumner and
made votes for the party. Hon. T.. HI.
Funston made one of his solid Repub-
lican speeches which was well receiv-
ed. About 1000 people were on the
grounds.
An entertainment will be given
next Tuesday evening, Sept. 22nd, un-
der the auspices of the w. c..
T. L., at the Grand Army Hall.
a very interesting program will be
rendered by the best talent i'm the
city. Admission Zoe. Ice Cream and
cake 15c. All are respectfully invited.
Every body i'm the county has come
up to remind us that Mr.. Eckley was
by some accident omitted in our no.
tice of the candidates last week. This
shows that the people know MI. Eek
ley and have his welfare at heart, so
it doesn't make the least bit of differ
ence whether he is "wrote up" or not.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Taylor's pleas
ant home was thrown open to a gay
crowd of young, young people last
Tuesday evening, the occasion being
Clinton's birthday. The guests
had no trouble in entertaining them
Ielyes with the usual amusements
md were only sorry that Clint's birth
lay comes but once year.
The most complete washing machine
We ever saw is exhibited here by j.
:. Smith, of Monroe City, Mo. Ev-
nv lady should see it. 1t is operated
With perfect ease and test will show
he character of its work. Servey &
Thomas have the contract to make the
machines.
Died-Thursday morning, Sept. IL,
It the home of her mother, Mrs. Wor-
wick on Sycamore street, Mrs. Marion |
Jhristy. The deceased has been blind |
or number of years, and has been |
helpless for several months. She was
patient and cheerful sufferer.
Ebaporid Republican. The constant
rip of water wears away the hardest
tone; the constant gnaw of Tower
lasticateS the toughest bone; the
wooing lover carries off the
flushing maid, and the constant adj
ertiser is the one that gets the trade.
Sheriff Hobart arrested three joint
SITS at Humboldt last Tuesday, ThOs.
fobson, John HerfOrth and a German
AIMED Eiser. They have all given
ond. Hobson sojourned a year in
ur county Jail not long ago and is nU-
Drious in the county. The others are
new offenders.
Blanche b. Hazlett, the Kansas
iirl who attended the w. G.. L. L.
here and attracted so
lany by her pleasant ways and words
ill speak in the Christian church
ext Sunday evening at 8 p. m. Ev-
y body invited.
Mrs. NJ. J. Mccullough has brought
he remains of her daughter Lille Day
ON Kansas City 10 lola, and placed ,
hem beside her father, w. j. McCul-
ugh. She has erected monument
nd enclosed the lot by railing and
.herwise beautified it. l.
Tx,,, we'll I,o,,,,, Tola ,,n,,po ,>aonlo
[r. Albert w. Ihrig and Miss Maggie
uncan, were married last Tuesday ,
Tening at the residence of the brides :
irent's, Rev. VIM. Hankins perform !
g the ceremony. The REGISTER :
ltends congratulations.
During my temporary absence my r
Jug business will be conducted as !
'ual. DIR. w. ID. Scott will have gen.
al charge and will carefully prepare
| prescriptions, and Jimmie" will Z
, always on hand to attend to the
neral trade. J. w. Scott. Z
The protracted meetings which have
'en held at the Methodist church for
'er two weeks now, are increasing in
terest. The Presbtyerians and /!
held a joint prayermeetingI
the NJ. E. church last Wednesday. u
The Sixth session of the South Kan "
s Conference of the NJ. L. Church is p
w In session at Leroy. Rev. Freed L
rs on the program but was detained at a
me by the prOtracted me etings now "a
progress at his church. q
lady who has been living i'm the
burbs of lola objected to moving in