The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-09-08

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hOma City, is now recovering.
Miss Clara Harris came home from
Muskegan, Mich, yesterday morning,
having enjoyed long and pleasant
visit with her sister, Mrs. Cox.
J. l.. WOodin threshed 1000 bushels
of wheat from 80 acres. And it
weighs heavier than it measures too,
That is not SO bad for dry year.
Miss Abbie Ewart went to Sedalia,
Mo-, ON Tuesday, where she will
spend the winter attending the excel
lent Business College of that place.
100 acres of good smooth bottom
land, never overflows, all heavy tim
bered, In Arkansas, to exchange for
residence in lola. d. w. Bostwick.
You can get q road wagon at Sleep
er's for S32.. q top buggy for $50. and
all other kinds of road vehicles at cor
responding low rates. Don't fail to
calf.
w. G. Mcdonald, formerly a we'll
known citizen of Allen county, but
now of western Oklahoma, was in
town the first of the week on BUSH
ness.
The contest at the township pri-
mary last Saturday was quite ami
mated but entirely good natured. The
ticket nominated gives general salts
faction.
We wonder who encOred this sum-
mer, anyway? We thought the per-
formance had closed two weeks ago,
and we didn't suppose anyone wanted
it repeated.
The ladies of the Baptist church
will give a social at the residence of
Mrs. II. p. Gray next Saturday even
ing, Sept. 8. All are cordially invit-
ed to attend.
Frank WaggOner was over from
Wichita Tuesday and made the REG
IsTER a pleasant call. He finds AL
len county in good deal better shape
than Sedgwick.
MARRIED;-At the home of the
BRIDES parents, September 3rd, by
Rev. VIM Hawkins, Mr.. Joshua Val
entine and Miss Jennie Fulks, all of
Allen county Kansas.
Agents (male or female) make $40.
a day. New invention. Every house.
hold must have it. Small outlay, big
profits. Perfection Mfg. Co., 155 st.
Clair ST., Cleveland, U.
Ihave just received my new stock of
clothing and can make some of the low
est prices you every saw. A good
mans suit for 1915, and better ones i'm
proportion. ID. Ewart.
The ladies of the Congregational
church, of Geneva, will give q lawn
social at the residence of Mrs. Charley
Knowlton Saturday evening, Sept. 8.
Everyone cordially invited.
MIR. Earnest l.. Brown and Miss
Aggie Duncan were quietly married |
Wednesday evening at the residence
of Alex Brown. They have the best
wishes af all their friends.
Mr.. b. +. Patterson brought down |
some fine corn and beets Tuesday for |
our Worlds Fair exhibit. 1t is bad |
year indeed when the Horse Shoe
Bend does not show up all right.
Hon. Edward l.. Briggs, of Grand
Rapids, Mich, was here the first of
the week as the guest of his Old-time
friend, DIR. w. d. Scott. He is a
wealthy, widely travelled and very
pleasant gentleman.
The REGISTER owns lots of money.
But the trouble is it is in the hands of
about a thousand other people. If
every man who has part of it would
bring it in, this office could afford a
new coat of red paint.
Ex-President Harrison marched on
foot i'm the ranks with the other sur
vivors of his old regiment i'm the
Grand Army review at indianapolis
And maybe the people
didn't cheer as he passed!
w. l.. Allison was down from Osa-
watomie last Saturday. He has been
working in the Mo. Pac. shops but
was laid off on account of the hard
times. He will go East for visit be-
fore settling down again.
Editor McElroy was up from Hum
bOldt last Saturday and called at the
office to make arrange
ments about going with the Editorial
to Chicago. His wife and
daughter will go with him.
Neosho Falls Post; Lon Rowland,
Of lola, was in town on Monday. Age
is beginning to show its effects on
Ions hair and whiskers. yet his steps
are as firm and his eyes as bright as
they were several years ago.
Miss May Ewart went to st. Louis
tuesday to buy goods for the fall and
winter trade. She accompanied her
sister, Miss Abbie, to Sedalia and
stopped off there to attend the we'd
ling of her cousin, Miss Anna Ewart.
The REGISTER publishes more lola {
and Allen county news each week
han any other paper on earth. If
you doubt it, count the items in our
Ocal and correspondence columns and
hen count the items in any other pa
per. I
We are all glad and proud that so I
many OF our young people have am, ;
DitiOn and the opportunity to attend
hey all scatter out in the fall it leaves
Iola mighty still and lonesome for a $
while. i
After a year at home, most of which
vas spent in the REGISTER Office,
IOhL HI. Henderson returned to Law 1
'ence Tuesday to resume his Univer-
Iity work. He will enter where he !
eft off, at the beginning of the Sophie
more year. c
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Davis returned l
asst week from Oklahoma, and the
amily will remain here during the {
winter, although Mr.. Davis will prob '
Ibly resume his work in the Territory. I
hrs. Davis friends are glad to have t
Ter back again. '
at is red headed and it hOllers for |
was the inscription on a
POSTAL card that came to G.. l.. Whit /
Iker the other day, with a Colorado {
,ost mark. c. L., thinks the chances '
re that something has happened in q