The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-09-11
The REGISTER guarantees a bona

wish to verify this claim.
1t is q good thing to have Judge Gill
bert at convention. He wont allow
any important proceedings to be omit
ted If he can help it.
1.-THE strongest ticket all through
that we have ever had i'm the field.'
That is what some Republicans who
have been here a long time are saying
. Word has been received of the
safe arrival of Mrs. Brewster and Miss
Grace, in Japan. They had a pleas.
ant voyage and were not at all sea-
sick.
Wichita Eagle: Charlie Scott learn
ed just enough of the Italian language
what beautiful skies we have here in
Kansas.
Mrs. Turner has moved her millin.
cry stock into the Simpson building
OH the corner, west side, and is pre-.
pared to do business with increased
facilities.
:. Miss Hattie Williams was i'm lola
last week ON her way to TT. Scott,
where she makes short visit, return
ing in time to enter upon her school
duties here.
The Neosho Valley District Fair AS
ISOLATION will hold their Fair Sept.
14th to 10Th. The REGISTER acknOw-
lodges a hospitable invitation from
the management.
The school board has made the fol-
lowing selections of new text books
for the City High Schools: Stewards
Geometry, Barnes General History,
land Appleton's Physics.
| We wish to impress on your minds
that Oct. l, 1891 is the date to call and
settle your accounts, as we cannot al
low your accounts to run alter this
date. Richards & Welch.
w. G. Barth, who has been holding
the position as agent of b. & NJ. II. II.
at Minnekahta, South Dakota, has re-
signed his position at that place and
accepted the position as day operator
at Garnett.
Mr.. Melvin Myler left Wednesday
night for Illinois, where he has secur-
ed a school through his brother, Lark.
Mr.. Myler has many friends i'm Allen
County who accompany him with
their best wishes.
John Stewart was i'm town last Sat
urday. He says that although still
slightly lame he has no intention of
becoming cripple for life. We are
glad to learn that the first verdict of
the physicians has been found incor-
rect.
DIR. A. Il. Crow was at Cherryvale
and other points down the road con-
sidering the advantages that these
towns offer in the way of an opening
for dentists office, this week. He
has not yet decided where he will To-
cate.
At the tax sale last week the de-
mand for farming land was very
strong, but city property did not go
any higher than usual. Another in
dication of the fact that agricultural
Kansas is ruined, even as PETER, Lease
& Co., state.
|. We have heard several old time
Democrats in lola say that they will
support straight Republican ticket
before they will have anything to do
with Democratic ticket which has to
depend on a combination with q third
party for support.
lola sends three bright boys to enter
the University this week, John Hen |
derson, Arthur Cunningham and Lutte
Slower. Mr.. Henderson will enter the |
classical course, and the other two
boys will devote themselves to cleo |
trical engineering.
A large delegation from McCook |
Post went up to Kansas City Tuesday
to the reunion of old soldiers from four
states. They went i'm a special car
gaily adorned with bunting, and the
REGISTER wishes them the most ell
joyable kind of an outing.
During my temporary absence my
drug business will be conducted as
usual. DIR. w. ID. Scott will have gen.
eral charge and will carefully prepare
all prescriptions, and Jimmie" will
be always on hand to attend to the
general trade. J. w. Scott.
On account of her enforced absence
Mrs. Shaffer felt constrained to resign
her position as clerk OF the School
Board. Supt. Barber filled the va
cancy by the appointment of Mr.. NJ.
z. Jacoby,-a selection that will be
heartily endorsed by everyone.
The county commissioners and w.
+. Davis & Co. have had fine weather
to put the stone wall in at the river
bridge. The county is using surface
marble from the lola Marble Quarry,
and Davis & Co are getting their stone
up the river and are bringing it
down by steamboat.
The invitations are out for the we'd
ding of DR.. J. S. Lafary and Miss Min
ME Lee Carter, of Pittsburg, to take
place Wednesday evening, Sept. 18th,
at the residence of the brides parents.
The Doctor has innumerable friends
in lola who will extend hearty con-
and best wishes. ,
Mrs. w. +. Servey and her two lit
tie boys start to Pennsylvania tomor-
row. They will stop over at Fl. Scott
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lawyer;
next they will stop in Indiana to visit
Mrs. Servey's grandparents and others. '
She intends staying in Pennsylvania :
about year for the benefit of her
health.
Look here! Be sure and attend the 9
Fair at Neosho Falls, Sept. IA to 10.
The exhibits will be unusually fine i'm
all the classes. The track has been +
thoroughly repaired and was never in
as fine condition as now. Come every .
body and bring your friends and see
some of the best horses i'm the state. s
w. w. Wilson, Sec'y. i
The REGISTER regrets to announce +
he death of Mr.. Abel Fisher, of this '
place, which occurred Wednesday, Q
Sept. 10th, at $50 p. M. Mr.. Fisher 1
vas the proprietor of the Fisher Hotel a
md respected citizen of lola for