The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-09-22
Walter Ricketts, is clerking for E.

Walter Ricketts, il clerking for E.
c. Esse.
We will trade new stoves for old
ones. Bartels Il Son.
Go to the Fair today and then stay
in to the show tonight.
John and VIII Wilmington were
down from the Usage Tuesday.
Mrs. Nettie Wise went to Chicago
last Thursday to see the great Fair.
Martin Mergard, of Columbus, Ohio.
has come out to work for Hasler, the
tailor.
Ira ID. Lobaugh has moved his fam
lily down from Geneva and will make
his home In lola.
d. H. Scott finished his contract
work on the Marmaton and Big
Creek bridges last Friday.
Us. Burton started Wednesday for
. two or three months trip through
Missouri, Illinois and Indiana.
1t pays you to read advertisements
when times are hard. They show
you where money can be most wisely
spent.
It would have been real dusty in
lola last Monday-if the dirt had been
. little drier and the wind q little
higher.
8. A. Gard has been appointed re-
ceiver to look after the rents and
profits involved in the case of Long VS.
Ford ct. al.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wright and
their son, and Mrs. Y. J. Wisner. of
Carlyle, and Mr.. Joshua Butler, start
ed TO the Worlds Fair Monday.
Sells Bros. circus shipped $500 out
Of Yates Center by express the day
after their show at that place. And
still people talk about hard times.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Reed went to
Osawatomie the first of the week to
bring home their daughter Nellie.
They think her health lie much improv-
ed.
Mrs. w. H. Evans and Miss Mamie
have returned from Washington and
expect to spend the winter at home.
Their many friends are glad to well
come them.
A. &. G. ShOckley, formerly Of Mo
ran but now Of Bush City, Anderson
county, was in lola Wednesday on
his way to Buffalo where his son is in
business.
The New York Ideal Co., is billed
for the Opera House September 2S. 1t
comes with an excellent reputation
and will doubtless give a good enter
tainment
Gabriel Warren was in Independ-
ence last week visiting his brother,
Rev. J. A. G.. Wade, who was very
ill. He returned Sunday, leaving
Mr.. Wade much improved.
Read what Robert Cook says about
the crops back east" Compared
with herself Kansas has not done very
well this year, but compared with
other States she is ''all right"
The REGISTER Office printed brief
last week for Ewing Il Bennett and
Oscar FOust 4 Son. attorneys for the
plaintiff in the ease of Thomas Ander-
son Va. Nelson Burnham, appealed
from the District to the Supreme
Court.
A.C. Scott came up from Oklahoma
City yesterday morning, and will
spend q month or so here visiting his
brother. He is still quite weak from
his recent illness, but it is hoped that
the change of atmosphere will bring
speedy recovery.
Bert link came home from Idaho
this week having stopped
some time in Chicago on the way. He
thinks the west is great country and
expects to 90 back when the admins
tration changes and the mills and
mines fire up again.
In Mrs. Hankins' article, published
last week, several errors occurred.
Read Presidents Review for ''Resi-
dents Review" Railroad employees
for Railroad employers" Workers
conference for "Workers confidence"
d. Sims got back from Arkansas
City Monday morning. He didn't try
to run into the Strip because he saw
the game was not worth the candle.
He says the way the business was
managed was a disgrace to the Ameri-
can people.
Harrison 4 Co.'S Select Players are
at the Opera House tonight and to-
morrow night. They carry Is people
and have q fine band, SO the chances
are that they give good show. We
hope they will get all the patronage
they deserve.
The parade of the Harrison Co. s
Select Players band yesterday was
very pretty and the music was excel
ent. It must be pretty good COM
pany that can carry u band like that.
At the Opera House tonight and to-
morrow night.
What might have been very ser
ious IRE was started in the rear of
Hankin's stock barn on Monday.
Fortunately it was discovered in time
to be quenched before much damage
was done. A big fire Monday would
have been 3 serious thing.
The A. T. IS. +. will run through
chair car to Chicago on Friday Sept.
End for the accommodation OF MEM
bers of the 1. D. D. +. and others
desiring to accompany the L. o. y. +.
train to Chicago. For further partic-
uIars inquire at Santa Fe depot.
Our genial friend, John Bale, re-
marked out at Allen Center the other
night that he wasn't much OF a speak
or unless he got warmed up" Ii a
warming up" is all he needs what
an orator he will be when Charley
Ausherman gets through with him
next election day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. p. Jacoby, Revs.
Squier and King, and Messrs. Nc
Gurk, Bennett, Ira Patterson and j.
+. Clark, attended the county ;. ..
Convention ut Prairie Hail Tuesday.
They report Q well attended and very