The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-09-04
The REGISTER guarantees a bona

Hue cLTcuiatfOn IN AHen county eQual II
the combined circulation bona fde) o
any other two papers in the county
Our subscription books and press room
are open to any business man who MAJ
wish to verify this claim.
When we are growing about hare
times, it might be well to compare our
selves with our neighbors once i'm &
while. A gentleman from West Vir
GINA, in subscribing for the REGISTER
writes:
shall buy farm in Allen county and wan
to be there in time to ''hurrah for Blaine"
Nebraska for % years: came to Claremon
Va, last winter expecting to find a regular i
Dorado. Instead, nobody is making decen
living except the land sharks. Northern PEG,
pie come here and bring money with them ant
that is what the rest liye on. Hay, corn, flour
meat and even vegetables are shipped in. No
enough is raised to feed the people and stock Of
No elevator, no stock yard. no bank Swamps
ticks, chiggers, fleas, mosquitoes, snakes ant
Lizards in abundance. Malarial fevers ant
chills are plentiful.
The home of Mrs. II. w. Duffy was
filled with very happy company last
Wednesday evening in honor of Mr..
Duffy's 47th birthday. Mrs. Duffy
and Miss Getie had invited the guests
without Mr.. Duffy's knowledge, and
the affair was real rurprise. Pro-
gressive high five formed the chief
Entertainment of the evening. Ele-
CANT refreshments were served i'm the
latter part of the evening. The fortu-
nate guests were Mesdames Turner,
Apple, Bowlus, Miller, Taylor, Hap
persett, Slower, Knapp, Kreuger, Clai-
borne, w. w. Scott, Colborn; Mes
sieurs Turner, Apple, Bowlus, Miller,
Taylor, Happersett, Claiborn, Colborn,
DeClCte, Slower, Kreuger, Kreuter.
The Good Templars held an open
meeting at the q. A. II. hall Monday
night, at which Miss Amanda Way, a
State officer OF the lodge, delivered an
address. Miss Way has been connect
Ell with the organization for nearly
forty years, and is thoroughly convers-
ant with the methods and results of
its work. Her address was chiefly to
the Good Templars here, urging them
to renewed zeal and fidelity, and ell
them i'm their work. lola
has u large and active lodge of this
order.
For the st. Louis Exposition at St.
Louis Mo-, Sept. 2nd to October 18th
1891, the Mo. Pac. Ry. will sell round
trip tickets at one and one third fares.
Tickets will be sold on Mondays and
Thursdays during the continuance of
the Exposition as follows: September
3rd, 18th, 10th, 14th, 18th, 21st, oath,
18th, October 1st, 18th, 18th. All
tickets will be limited for return to
five days or addition to date of sale.
There will be Quarterly Meeting at
the NJ. E. Church next Saturday and
Sunday. Rev. w. HI. Chaffee will
preach ON Saturday evening, after
which the Quarterly Conference will
be held. On Sunday morning from 10
II to the Quarterly Love-feast will be
leld. At IL the Presiding Elder will
lgain preach and after the sermon, the
sacrament of the Lords Supper will
De celebrated.
Mr.. Nj. p. McCabe brought i'm some
large apples from his farm
asst Wednesday. The largest was an
fine specimen of fruit. Its
weight was 20 OF, the smallest weigh
ng 174. Two are on exhibition at Mr..
IcCann's real estate office, the small
st it is expected has been demolished
re this, by the Presbyterian preacher.
They were of the Trenton Early var
ETY.. g..
Laurence Record: Charley Scott
has not been doing Yurup in a dilen-
ante style. He has committed to
and rolls on his tongue like
weet morsels the two words following,
which he denominates the long and
hort of the German language-"Aa"
md NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
'rivats ecreter sassis tents gehilfs witt
ve." 90.
There will be a called meeting of
he Allen Co. Horticultural Society at
he residence of Robert Cook, OH Fri
lay, Sept. IL. Meeting called for the
purpose of deciding about holding a
ruit and flower show. All interested
n having a fair are invited to atten1.
Will have a picnic dinner, so bring
'our baskets of good things and have
/ good time. G. Chase, Pres.
The following ladies' went out to
Moran Wednesday evening as dele
rates to the convention of Missionary
ocieties at that place: Misses Grace
Beck, Maud Esse, Ella Ewart, Henri
tia Henderson, Blanch Richards,
Nessie and Nettie Wise, Mrs. w. H.
Evans, Mrs. ID. Ewart, Mrs. Wise and
IRIS. J. P. Wright.
Miss Lola Shelter has returned
rom the Isle of Shoals to Boston to
her work in the n. E. Con-
ervatory. lola sends three talented |
'oung woman to this celebrated
chool of music this year. If they |
would only promise to come back to |
Is, we might hope for conservatory |
f our own some time.
The school board has assigned the
,rades in the public schools this year |
8 follows: Eli ghth grade, J. E. Hen
lerson; seventh, Ruth Brown; sixth,
lay Ewing; fifth, May Woodin;
ourth, Maud Minrow; third, Alice
;rosby; second, Clara Harris; primary,
frs. Archibald and Alice Myler.
Died-At her residence in lola, OH
Wednesday, September 3, 1891, Mrs.
da ]. Carter, wife of J. w. Carter.
he deceased was born at Randolph,
lass, Aug. So, 1916, The funeral
ervices We're held at the lola ceme-
cry, Thursday, Sept. 3rd, Rev. A. 5.
reed officiating.
Mr.. Robert Cook announces himself
his week as candidate for township
rustee of lola township. Mr.. Cook
, too well known personally and
fficially to need any introduction.
lie has shown himself so far a faith
IL officer and will doubtless continue