The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-08-28
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the combined circulation (bona fde) OF
any other two papers in the county.
Our subscription books and press room
are open to any business man who ma
wish to verify this claim.
!. Miss Stella Davis met with an acct
dent last Saturday evening, which
nearly proved very serious one. She
was riding horse which was q little
skittish, and near the grave yard she
was thrown and her head struck the
ground, rendering her unconcious for
some time. We are glad to report
that she has recovered and is now able
to be out.
Rev. w. H. Hyatt handed i'm his
resignation as pastor of the Presby-
terrain church last Sunday. 1t has
not yet been acted upon. Mr.. Hyatt
has had charge of the church for five
or six years and has made many
friends in lola during this time.
The st. Timothy Episcopal Church
4 Mission of lola has been duly incorpor-
ated and chartered with the following
charter members: Leslie Potter, Sem
ior Warden; Jos. b. Goshorn, Junior
Warden; A. H. Campbell, II. s. Slower
and J. s. Turner, Vestrymen.
Some of the young ladies of the city
have formed a charitable organization
to be known as the "Helping Hand
Society,", and they will give an enter
tainment on the Sth of Sept, the pro-
ceeds to be given to charity. Furth-
er announcement next week.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
at Humboldt will give musical and
dramatic EN- tertainment i'm Germania
Hall Friday, Sept. 4. The funloving
people of lola will have chance to
see the only genuine "Cinderella and
the Prince" if they go down.
Miss Maude Richards leaves to-day
for Boston, where she will attend the
New England Conservatory of Music.
While she will be greatly missed
among her friends here, they rejoice
in her opportunity to cultivate farther,
her unusual musical talent.
The w. r. c. ice cream social which
was announced fer last Friday night
was postponed out of sympathy for
Capt. Ewing's family until Tuesday
night of this week, when it was given,
with good attendance and pleasing
financial success.
Mr.. G., Newton, from Johnson coun-
ty Mo-, is visiting his sOn-in-law, X.
J. Weith. He reports crops in that
section much the same as they are
here,-lots of wheat; land corn" he
says, fought to be good; it has plenty
of pasturage."
At the Republican rally at ElDorado
the other day novel feature was the
appearance of a tanning mill on wheels
with a boy turning the crank and q
man feeding it with bushels of slips of
paper on which was printed S1-Peffer,
Lease & Co.
The Young Peoples societies will
hold their Union prayer meeting at
| the Baptist church next Sunday eve
ming at p. m. Subject Confidence
in Prayer: leader, Mr.. Wallis Ewing.
All young people cordially invited.
DIR. S. Tozer is in his office again
ready to do anything in the dental
llIS. Il0 10 tBlO lClldblO anu IL
sponsible dentist that lola has ever
had. Give him a call. You can de-
pend on his work and word.
You can't get everything at T. NJ.
Bartels' but you can get groceries,
queensware, tinware, woodenware, sill
verware, cutlery, spoons, lamps, jewell
ry, and ninety-nine other things at
chinch bug prices.
The second quarterly meeting of the
lola NJ. f. Church will be held Sept.
9Th and 9th. In connection with the
quarterly meeting will be held a pro-
tracted meeting, commencing OH next
Sunday evening.
The bail storm of last Friday did a
good deal of damage within its limited
area. Mr.. Pearson's flax crop, which
he expected would yield six or seven
bushels to the acre, was practically
ruined.
Mr.. Grant Billie will teach the
Liberty school near Piqua this winter;
Miss Jessie Thayer has been employ
ed by Star Valley, and Miss Grace
Bostwick by Union, across the river.
We are glad to announce that Mr..
w. HI. Evans returned from Wash
ington Wednesday evening. His alb
sence is always keenly felt in lola es-
pecially in musical circles.
Mr.. S. M. Jennings has gone to
Warrenburg, Missouri to attend the
reunion of his old regiment, the 18th
Mo. Cavalry. He expects to be gone
about ten days.
The Ladies' Working Society OF the
Presbyterian church will meet at the
home of Mrs. J. p. Wright Saturday |
at four o'clock p. m. Every member |
is urged to be present.
Mr.. Hoagland was suddenly attack
ed by the heart disease while stand |
ing in front of the Court House Tues
day, but we understand that he is |
somewhat better now.
We never allow anyone to undersell
us. We guarantee our prices at all
times to be the lowest and give you |
much better assortment to choose |
from. Northrup Bros.
Wanted: 10000 bushels apples at
the lola Evaporator. The evapora-
tor has begun running, and will be
ready to receive apples to-day and
hereafter.
Mrs. Turner has moved her millin-
cry stock into the Simpson building,
OIL the corner, west side, and is pre-
pared to do business with increased
facilitiaI