The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-08-12
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that Is SO courteous to its political Op
iitical arguments. 1t deserves, and
believe it has, the respect and conf
dence of the people of this county, re.
CARELESS of party" The expression
of such an opinion from the lips of a
political opponent is gratifying in.
deed.
The publication of the name of VIM
r. Robinson, the Peoples candidate
for District clerk, in the list of dele
gates to the late Republican county
convention, has given rise to the inn
preston that he is recent convert to
the Peoples party. Mr.. Robinson asks
the REGISTER to say that he has net
affiliated with the Republican party
for three or four years, and that the
use of his name as a delegate in the
recent Republican convention was un-
authorized.
One of our real swell young men
announced the other day that he
was having a new pair of trousers
made which would be perfect dream.
The left leg, he said, was to be made
six inches longer than the right, and
the surplusage would not be turned
up, but would be gracefully held in
the left hand SO as not to drag in the
dust. The young man expects to
create a sensation ON his first appear
ance.
Miss Mabel Clarke made her moth
er's birthday ON Wednesday the Oc-
casiOn for perpetrating pleasant
surprise by inviting dozen guests to
dinner. Mrs. George Bell, of Yates
Center, was among the old friends
who were present and all of whom
greatly enjoyed the occasion.
r. b. Stevenson will have his stock
of Dry goods Furnishing goods Boots
and Shoes complete next week and
invites the attention of the readers of
the REGISTER to his stock of goods
and to what he has to say in these
columns in the future. He will have
some rare bargains.
Mr.. Chas. Reno was in town Mon
day. He said that the ice cream sup
per given at Rock Creek last Saturday
night was very successful there being
O large turnout, and the net profits
nearly SIS. The proceeds are to go
to buying an organ for the school house.
Owing to the fact that repairs are
in progress at the Presbyterian church
all the usual services there will be
omitted next Sunday. The Bible
class will meet this evening as usual,
but there will be no rehearsal of mu-
sic.
Miss Allie Norris, who went
away from lola just the other day
little chit of girl, is back again
tall and handsome young woman.
Her home is now in Oklahoma City,
and she is here as the guest of the
Misses Horville.
There will be a meeting of McCOOk
Camp, $. of V. tomorrow evening,
The election of a Captain and free
treat to ice-cream and cake-particu-
larry the election of Captain-Ought
to bring out full attendance of the
membership.
Farm of Az acres for sale, 3 miles
east of Humboldt; good orchard. house
of rooms, tenant house of rooms,
creek runs through che place. coal and
timber. For particulars apply to e.
+. Whitney, Humboldt, Allen county,
Kansas. 1896
Ralph Richards of Fort Scott called
on friends between trains last Sunday.
He came over this far with his father
and mother and Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Beatty, who were ON their way to
Colorado for months outing.
Miss Lulu PrOtsman, who has been
Scott, since June, went to Lawrence
Wednesday, and from there, after
short visit in Missouri, will return to
her home in Vevay, Ind.
U. q. Bean has concluded to "go
west" and try his fortunes. He will
start tomorrow for PendletOn Oregon,
where he expects to locate if he finds
the outlook favorable. The REGISTER
wishes him good luck.
Misses Maude Richards and Effie
Scott and Chas. +. Scott went to FIT.
Scott yesterday, the two former to
visit friends and the last to attend
meeting of the Eastern Kansas Editor
ial Association.
The weather Is little warm just
now for heating stoves; but it will cool
off after awhile. And when it does
you will find larger line of popular
heaters at Bartels than anywhere else
in the county.
Miss Eunice jennings started Sun
day morning to Pueblo, Colorado,
where she goes to visit her brother
Arthur who has recently been married
and who now has his home in that
city.
Otto Kruger, G. Kreuter, A. o. AL
len and Charlie Clark have mutually
agreed with each other to stop smok-
ing. The first one to break the agree
ment is to set up keg of-soda water.
We are sorry to learn that Rev.
Huckleberry has felt obliged, on ac-
count of i'll health, to resign the pas
torate of the Baptist church. He eX-
poets to go to Colorado about Sept. /.
Recollect that d. w. BOstwick has
money to loan at q! per cent. No
commission. No fraction to explain
away. Call and see him before max
ing a loan, or renewing an old lean.
q. w. like has rented the room that
Brock Reed vacated and will enlarge
his business so as to occupy both
rooms, using one as a restaurant and
the other as an ice cream parlOr.
On account of my health l want to
close out my entire stock of millinery.
l have nice line of trimmed and I'M
trimmed hats which / offer at very low
figures. Mrs. VIM. Hawkins.
1t is announced that Reed, Burrows
Mckinley and Senator Allison will
all make speeches in Kansas this fall.