The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-10-21

son did the threshing and threshst
one hundred bushels an hour ever,
hour he ran his machine. A. Barrack
man has returned from Stafford coun
ty, where he went to SOW 800 acres {.
wheat. They have bought four gam
plows, and have commenced to pillow
for corn. They expect to plant flfteeI
hundred acres to corn next year. They
are feeding 300 cattle on corn and viii
winter 200 on fodder and millet tina
they raised this year.
We are asked to give notice tina
the members of the Ladies Republican
Club Will meet at the Opera House q
two o'clock this afternoon to decorat.
the hall for the big meeting tomorrow
night. 1t is hoped that there will b,
large attendance and that those WHIT
come will bring flowers, flags, pic
lures, etc.. suitable for decorating pur
poses. At its last meeting the Clui
ordered campaign badges and it Is ex
pected that each member will provide
herself with one before tomorrow
Badges may be procured Of Mrs. Jes
sic Evans.
AS noted briefly last week our two
by the sale of Frank LETTERS stock tC
q. Golf. Mr.. David Bedell, whose re-
cent location here was duly noted, has
gone into partnership with Mr.. Golf
and the new firm-GOf Il Bedell-will
occupy LETTERS old stand and will
doubtless do big business. Mr.. LET.
fer has not decided as to his future,
but will remain i'm lola for the next
few months at least. We hope he will
conclude to not go away at all.
81 consider Chamberlain's cough
remedy specific for Group. 1t is very
pleasant to take, which is one of the
most important requisites where .
cough remedy is intended for use
among children. / have known OF
cases of Group where l know the life
of little one was saved by the use of
Chamberlain's cough remedy" ]. ].
LAGRANGE, druggist, AvOca, Neb.
so cent bottles for sale by Evans Bros.
w. d. ChasAin, Alex Brown, Del.
Northrup, Walter Hull, G. l., Whit
aker, c. w. McNiel, and Fletcher
Price went up to Garnett Monday to
hear Ingalls, and Anthony. Mr..
Ingalls, was i'll for the first time In
twenty five years and could speak
only a few minutes. Mr.. Anthony
talked for two hours, however, and
made a magnificent speech. The
meeting was grand success.
Moran Herald: A party from lola
consisting of Tell Evans, Will Port,
and the Misses Jennie Mcneil, Ada
Wright, Sadie Reimert and Clara
WEIGH attended the meeting of the
Moran orchestra at p. J. McGlashen's
last Wednesday evening. They had
intended returning that night, but the
wind and rain storm was SO severe
that they remained till morning.
Fred Funston reached home last
Saturday, looking as if his long sum-
mer in Alaska has agreed with him.
He successfully performed the work
he was sent to do, having brought
home a complete collection of the flora
of the region he visited. He expects
to remain in Kansas until after the
election, when he will go to Washing
ton to arrange and classify the plants
he secured.
They have made arrangements at
LeavenwOrth for 200 people to hear
Gov. Mckinley, who speaks there
next Monday. AS this is the only
speech Mr.. Mckinley will make in
Kansas, and as the railroads offer
reduced fare, there will doubtless be
a great crowd i'm attendance. Some
are talking of going up from here.
The services at the NJ. f. church
next Sunday evening will be in honor
of Columbus. A sermon will be
preached by the pastor on the "Nerve
and Achievements of Columbus" The
church will be beautifully decorated
in honor of Columbus, and the singing
will be hymns of a national charac-
ter.
The city council has finally lost pa
thence with the street lamps and has
them taken down and gasO-
line lamps put in their places. The
gas was all right and the lamps were
all right, but it takes an expert to
make the combination properly, and
we didn't seem to have the expert.
Mrs. Goshorn has returned from st.
Louis after about two weeks careful
study of all the latest designs in fall
and winter millinery. She is now
to show a fine line of pat
tern hats and bonnets at prices lower
than the lowest. She receives new
goods almost daily.
The following is the list of jurors
drawn for the November term of court:
Matthias johnson, C. B Huff and Chas Mel
son, Elsmore; Josiah Cutter and d. d. Britton,
Usage; +. L. Travis, Elm; Z. l.. Jones, Mar
nation; F. n. Moore, F. NJ. Denman and g. w.
Adams. Cottage Grove; D G Ernst and b
Uur hold Il L Nnnafn II.
sprague, Deer Creek; G. W. Moon, Logan.
Preaching in the Presbyterian
church next Sabbath morning. Sab
bath school at 9:45. Y. p. s. G.. Z. de-
service at GAS p. m. Column
bian Day exercises by the Sabbath
School at 7:30 p. m. A cordial invita-
ton to attend these services is extend
ed.
A Kingman county farmer is mar
keting a clop of $50 bushels of onions
from a two acre patch from which he
Is realizing 81 a bushel. Are there
any other States in the Union where
two acres will yield products of suffi-
Gent value in one season to buy fifty
acres?
Jos. Hewitt and family-except
Miss Josie, who is teaching the Rose
Hill school-expect to start next week
to Arkansas, where they will go onto
the farm for which Mr.. Hewitt recent
ly traded. lola is sorry to lose them,
but hopes they will find their new
home pleasant.
A lizard Times" social will be CIV
On at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Reimert this evening, Oct. q. Re-
will be served, and liter
airy program of an interesting charac-
ter will be rendered. Everybody cor
daily invited to be present.
H. l.. Henderson, r. B. Stevenson,