The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-10-28

Scott. Rev. n. l.. Vezey is row the
presiding elder of the independence
district, which includes Toronto. Mr.
Robinson was stationed here TIVE
years ago, and has many friends wh'
will welcome his return to this field
MIR. NeZey is the sOn-in-law of Mr.. T.
L. Thompson of this city. and an ablI
and popular minister.-IOrOntO Re
publican.
----Kev. Robinson will retain his resi-
dence here until after the election
He has many friends here who viii
regret his departure.
Confidential information is being
whispered about town concerning 1
rather unique election bet between q
certain young lady and gentleman
If Cleveland is elected the young lady
is to give him twelve kisses. If Har
rison is elected the young gentleman
is to give her twelve kisses. Verify
a wise couple! For whichever way
the election goes they will both be
the richer. inasmuch as kisses
the experts say-are of such natu re
that giving doth not impO%erish not
Withholding make rich, and he that
gives is not less blest than she who
receives. Verify a wise wager.
The Catholics of Humboldt had pre-
pared a number of floats and an Ella
bOrate parade with which they had
intended to make display last Fri
day in honor of Columbus. And il
| that had been done it was the inten-
ton to have brought the whole dis
/ play up to lola on Saturday for the
/ benefit of the Republican rally. The
| foul weather, however, prevented the
| program from being carried out. The
display was given in Humboldt on
Saturday.
II consider Chamberlain's cough
remedy a specific for Group. 1t is very
| pleasant to take, which is one of the
most important requisites where a
| cough remedy is intended for use
among children. 1 have known of
cases of Group where | know the life
of little one was saved by the use of
Chamberlain's cough remedy" J. J..
LaGrange, druggist, AvOca, Neb.
80 cent bottles for sale by Evans Bros.
MARRIED: Tuesday, Oct. p. at the
residence of the officiating minister,
Rev. VIM Hankins, Mr.. Chas. Harris
and Miss Flo. SOrden, and Mr.. J. b.
SOrden and Miss May Harris. The
young people are residents of the
neighbOrhOOd west of the river and
their many friends will wish them
joy.
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
prepared to show a fine line of pat
tern hats and bOnnets at prices lower
than the lowest. She receives new
goods almost daily.
Ie men and maydens are besought
by We young ladyes of We methodist
church to attend a social at We q. A.
r. hall to join in We old time sports of
We HallOw Fen. We thirty-first day of
We month of October 1892. Come
have We fortunes told and listen to We
program. Admission 10cts. Pump
kin pie supper l0cts.
As announced some weeks ago, the
ladies of the Christian church expect
to give dinner and supper at the OPP
era House on election day. Dinner
will begin at II and supper at ). Oy-
steers will be served during the even
ing, and arrangements have been
made with the telegraph company to
receive all the election returns that
are sent over the wires.
Union: T. 5. Slower, Republican
candidate for county attorney, was
in Humboldt for two days this week.
Slower has hosts of old friends here
who will vote for him on election day.
He is making a splendid canvass of
the county, and is gaining new sup
porters in many portions.
In the Presbyterian church mex
sabbath the subject of discourse in
the morning will be 1.-The Christians
Single Aim In the evening, Instant
Decision Urged.r Sabbath School at
9:4j a. N. and Y. =. :. c. Educational
services at 6:45 p. III. Free pews
and everybody welcome
Quite a number of lola people went
out TO the Republican picnic at CIVIL
Inns grove yesterday. We go to press
too early to report the meeting, but as
Hon. f. f. Ware, 1.-The poet of Paint
Creek was one of the speakers, there
is no doubt that the crowd was enter
tanned.
r. l.. Thompson, auctiOneer, will
cry sales in all parts of the county. |
Satisfaction guaranteed. Terms reas-
enable. Residence four miles north
of Humboldt. p. o. address lola. !
Orders may be left with \. w. Beck.
At II pd.
The weather is cool enough now for |
heating stoves and we hope you re- |
member that Bartels keeps all the
popular lines and has the biggest as
sortment in Allen county. He can
surely please you in style and price.
Having tried almost every known |
remedy for itching piles, without sue
cess, finally bought a box of DeWitt's |
Witch Hazel Salve, and it has cured /
me. C.. ID. Haskins, Peoria Ill.-COw- |
an 81 Ausherman.
The inside pages of this paper con-
tain fine report of the imposing cere- /
monies held at Chicago last week for |
the dedication OF the Worlds Fair, /
with cOpioUs extracts. from the oratiOns |
Of Henry Watterson and Chauncy |
Depew.
Mrs. Fannie Kelley, of Washington,
D. c., who is well remembered on &C /
count of the book she wrote giving her .
while captive among the .
Sioux Indians, was in lola this.week .
looking after some property she has
here.
Miss Flora Kapp, who has been
spending the summer with her sister,
Mrs. Slower, started yesterday to her
home in Pennsylvania. Miss kapp's
lola friends are always glad when she
comes and sorry when she goes away.
Read Beck's notice in another col
Imn. Heed his notice by going and
seeing him at once and he will do
what is right by you. If you do not