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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-09-08
CONCERNING MIR. MCKEE EFT AL

We are informed that Mr.. Mckee,
the third party candidate for sheriff,
is announcing to everybody he meets
that he has "deadener' on he.REGIs-
TER" He represents, so we are told,
that he asked us to publish the
proceedings of the third party con-
vention and that we at first asked
$500 for publishing it and afterwards,
when We heard that another paper
was going to print it free, came down
to $3.50.
The facts are these:
Mr.. Mckee never asked us to print
the proceedings of the third party
convention. Neither did anybody
else.
Mr.. Mckee did ask us, through a
third party, to print his Address to
Voters" In response to that request
we wrote him the following letter:
lola, Kans. 81 Aug. '9S.
John Mckee, lola Kans.
DEAR SIR: ] have been handed your address
To the Voters of Allen County" and will say
that l shall be glad TO publish il in the REGIS
TER as an advertisement at my regular adver-
Using rates-l0 cents a line. / never make any
charge for printing articles in favor of the can
didates of my own party But you could hardly
expect me TO accord the same treatment to the
candidates of an opposing party.
Very Respectfully,
CHAs. +. SCOTT
The same day the letter was writ
ten Mr.. Mckee came into the office
and asked us how much his ''address"
would come to. We told him, to the
best of our recollection, about $3.50.
He seemed to think it was pretty high
and after some more talk, finding him
apparently well meaning man, and
feeling sorry for him because he was
running such hopeless race, we told
him we would print his little speech
for $50. He evidently thought that
was cheap enough and paid his mon
ey.
That is the truth and the whole
truth. There is nothing about the
transaction that we are ashamed Of
except possibly the reduction in the
price charged. That was not very
business-like,-but we frequently let
our sympathy rob our purse. And
we don't know of any man more de-
serving of sympathy than a candidate
on the third party ticket. The idea
of a man actually spending good
money TO get an Office at the hands of
a party that never yet cast 100 vote,
in the county! Really we think such |
a man ought to have guardian! We
are not setting ourselves up as |
any mans guardian, however, and |
if any of the other third party |
want TO address the voters
through this paper we will make
them the same reduced rate as we did
MIR. Mckee. And we can assure them
the biggest circulation in the county.
Come early and avoid the rush,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-09-08
After Ten Years

On Tuesday last about twenty of the
relatives and friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. Robinson dropped in upon them to
their complete surprise, it being the
tenth anniversary of their marriage.
After the usual greetings, two large
tables were spread and filled with the
delIcacies of the land to which the
guests did ample justice. And after
an hour or two spent in social CONVEX
sation the friends departed to their
several homes feeling that they had
spent a pleasant day, and wishing
that their host and hostess might cei-
citrate many more as pleasant ami
versaries.
ONE WHO WAS THERE.
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south Salem.

Frank Marley and wife from near Piqua and
Miss Ida Marley from Parsons visited at T. l..
MOOres over Sunday.
Miss Nellie HOttenstein of Illinois is visiting
her parents after an absence of over year Her
many friends are glad to see her again
There was pleasant party at A. B. Johnson's
not long ago. good time was reported.
cousin of Mr.. Overholt's from Ohio is visit.
ing him.
The Salem township Sunday school conyen.
ton will be held at Maple Grove Sept II All
are cordially invited to attend.
Saturday night
Rev. Funston, Mr.. Clark and daughter and
others from lola attended the temperance meet
ing at Jeddo.
X. Maxwell and wife and Wilbur Gerall al
tended the Erie Fair and visited relatives there
last week.
Paris Deal is building a house ON his farm.
Mr.. Baxter is visiting in Labette county.
Mrs. Minnie Jay was in lola last Wednesday.
Mr.; Overholt and cousin visited the Erie fair
last Thursday.
Misses Emma and Mary Beeman attended the
Teachers Association in lola Saturday.
Miss Cora Johnson began her school Monday.
We wish her success.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-09-08
I.aIiarpe.

We failed TO note in our last that Mr. W Hack
ney Is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Russell at
| Wichita.
Mrs. Geo. Carroll, of Winfield, Kans., is visit
lug her father, JAS. Williams.
Miss Jane Bushy, who has been STAYING at
| winfield, for several months, came in with Mrs
Carroll and will remain at home during the
winter.
Mrs ID. Morrison returned from Kansas City
Saturday. where she had been spending n few
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Emerich.
The Carlyle and Ladarpe clubs PLAYED an
other game of ball on the LaHarpe grounds
The latter regained the belt" We would say
| for the benefit of our CARLYLE friends that the
twenty five dollars to bluff them. in fact they
won't be bluffed even cents worth"
Quite q number from LaHarpe and vicinity
LETT for the Worlds Fair Monday Among the
number were ]. W. Carroll and wife, Mrs Tom
Brister, Mrs. Roy and VIM. Donnan, Mrs. Can
by Hackney, Mrs. J. c. Reeder Mrs Tenn
Huckeson and Miss Ada Nash.
LaHarpe school opened Monday with a fair
attendance for this early in the season J. O.
Roberts wields the birch.
:iessrs- Ed. Wilson, Ellis Delaplain and Jos.
eph Epperson will represent LaHarpe at the
opening of the Strip.
Len Barker haz a smiling countenance tits
caused by pretty little girl at his house
Whit Boyer, who has been working in Kansas
City this year came home this week to be one
among the advance line on the Strip.
Mr.. A. L. Higgins, of Holton, Kansas. will
give an entertainment In elocution at the La
Harpe church, Saturday evening Sept 16. He
comes highly recommended by local papers
where he has entertained.
After an absence of two weeks Mr. henry
Engelbach, the former station agent here, is
back among friends. Henry is pretty mute, but
we suspect the fair face of one of the Young
ladies OF this vicinity is a strong drawing card
for him.
This town badly needs being rain soaked
The dust is very disagreeable these windy days.
Mr.. Swartzman's unfailipg sign of a big rain
between two certain dates i'll the month of Aug
ust, didn pan ont as expected.
We are informed that Miss Belle Travis will
probably 20 to Chicago soon to attend school.
Misses Maude Beck and May Pickell. of lola,
are visiting AT Henry Travis
We are glad to note that Mr.. l. Port after
such a long illness, is again able to be around |
and deliver his cheese. VERA
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-09-08

Marsh Hart was in this neighborhood the
past week buying fat stock.
Mrs Retta Kanake returned to Baldwin Mon
day TO complete her studies at the university.
John Chilcote was kicked by horse wednes-
day.
Mrs Howard Mrs. Allen and Mrs. Steel, from
Wichita, were visiting at Mr.. Towards last
week =
The Ratliff brothers and family started We'd
nesday to attend an Adventist campmecting
about go miles north OF here. They went in q
wagon.
John Hays was notified recently that his PEN
son has heen suspended.
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Star Valley.


John Nc Henry and family were visiting
friends and relatives in WOodson county Satur-
and Sunday.
Charlie Thompson who has been in Colorado
for some time, has again returned to Kansas.
Luther Hamilton is working for George Bar
ker this week.
George Moore was visiting relatives in Chan
ute Sunday
We sre glad to see our Sunday school coming
up again. Rev, King will preach for us again
next Sunday.
Tom Blackmore of Salem. was visiting friends
in these parts last Sunday.
Misses Lizzie and Halle Simmons started
Thursday on visit to their cid home in north
ern Missouri.
Miss Matte White is on the sick list this
week.
C. Gibbs mother and niece, who have been
visiting in this vicinity for some time have now
returned to theirhome In Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs J. II. Willhite visited relatives
in Woodson county Saturday and Sunday.
J. d. Stephens is now cutting his br Oomcorn
and finds there Is n good deal of smut in it
which seems to be something new for broom
corn.
We understand that J L. Hayward starts for
the Cherokee Strip the last of the week.
No NAME.
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Spring Valley.

LAST WEEK.
Again We are needing rain very much.
Miss Thayer of lola, is visiting with Miss Car
RE Booth, this week
John Bridges and Celia Wilson are cutting
Miss Holeham and Miss Gibson visited our
S. s. Sunday.
Mrs Cutter and Mary went to Bronson, Tues
day.
Mr.. Willis children have the Wbooping
cough
Mrs. seidel called on Mrs. Cash Thursday
THIS WEEK.
We are in hopes our Sunday school will i'm
prove some now. Our new song books have
come and we expect to have better singing,
Everyone is invited to attend and help the good
work
Mrs. kirkwood has been visiting at her faith
ers Mr.. Doughty's.
S. F. whitlow spent Sunday at home.
The two Mr.. Chappelrs have been making
visit at Mrs. Haynes, their aunt They started
for the Strip Friday.
Mr.. Cash and family spent Sunday at Mr..
Russers.
Mr, Finley and daughter. Miss Annis, of Mis-
souri, arrived at their relatives. Mr.. Bridges
saturday. Mr.. Finley and Mr.. Bridges started
naming.
N, Miss Laura Epling visited with Miss Florence
Whitlow last week.
Miss Mary Cutter spent Thursday with Miss
Ida Haynes.
Sunday evening Mr.. Doughtys cows got into
the corn and two of them are fOundered.
Jim Hickson started Thursday of last week.
for Indiana, TO make an extended visit to rela-
tives.
Mr., Hickson and wife of Conway Springs.
have been visiting relatives and friends here,
the past week.
=. Some of the girls are huffy because some of
The boys were breaking colts Sunday evening.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-09-08
Allen Center

We learn that the reason the Road Overseers
on the south side of our township have seen
nothing OF the outfit who are working out r. X.
| tax of which each district has a part is that
| they were permitted TO work it all out on the
| north line OF districts We hope this is mis-
take for 1t would leave part of the districts en-
urely ont Not that the work done is at all sat
lsfactory, but the time will no doubt come when
the tax can be utilized to some purpose
l.. H Gorrell is canvassing with a supply of
sllverware and has sold some nice specimens in
our vicinity
Mr.. and Mrs Newton visited at Parsons last
week and Ferry says he patched it."
Mrs. Crowell and Miss Johnson attended the
Missionary convention at Humboldt last wet K
and are very much pleased by the cordiality
shown by the Humboldt ladies.
Mr. 1hrig has returned TO his farm and will
hereafter be one of Elm's grangers.
Maggie Roedel will visit friends in Illinois in
September.
Ada Nash expects to attend the Big Fair
beef club has been organized with J W
Boatwright as chief butcher.
Andrew Snidcr's new threshing outfit thresh-
ed SIG bushels of oats in $50 minutes, including
several stops.
The opening of the Strip excites much less in
terest than the Oklahoma stampede did. Yes
Bliss and his brother Frank joined the process
sion.
Ida weith was out visiting her grandparents
Sunday.
Rev. Fousts reviews of the S. S. lesson are
very instructive.
Yes Bliss says that few nights before his de-
parture he was serenaded. the music being so
sweet that a number of the family thought it
must have been the angels"
Ellis Deleplain John and Charles Remsburg
and jackson Davis are among those bound for
the strip.
Mrs. Sarah Toop Rice) accompanied by her
husband are making our county visit and will
also 20 10 Rodgers, Ark, TO visit e. n Rice and
test the Springs of that vicinity.
Mr.. Boatwright has added much to the home |
Ike appearance of his premises by painting his |
honse.
Grsnspa Crowell will probably return SOON
Simon Remsburg has bought his tenant out |
FINITE
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-09-08
School Books.

You have all realized what burden
it has been in the past to buy the
necessary school books for your chill
dren. School books always sell high
er than other books because the pub
fishers fix the price and the retail
dealer cannot change it. He can't
sell them cheap because he can't buy
them cheap. This time we stole a
march on the school book trust and
bought a lot of secondhand school
books which are in good condition,
and will be of as much service to
your children as new books. Many
of them are nearly new. The price
depends upon the condition of the
books; but we will save you money
on all of them. If you want these
bargains come quick for they will not
last long. and we can't get any more
this year. We have plenty of new
books if you want them.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-09-08
Fair View

We are needing rain bad, everything is dry.
Miss Ireland came over to Mr.. Bacon's on her
bicycle one day last week and spent the day
with Miss Lizzie Bacon.
Mrs. Ford is staying in Moran taking care of
Miss Harris whom we regret to learn is very
ill
Clayton Isaac, Charlie and Ed. Roedel started
for the Cherokee outlet Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey attended church at Union
last Saturday.
Mrs Bromagen and daughter made business
trip to Fort Scott one day last week.
Inez Downs is slowly reco covering.
Mr. Anderson made business trip to Union
town last Wednesday.
Miss Bee Culberson and Miss Mcclure attend
ed S. S. at Olive Branch Sunday.
Harry Smith is assisting JnO Harclerode.
Miss Maude waldrip is attending the Moran
high school this fail.
Bent Davis attended the fair at Erie.
Frank Bacon and Adren Morris started for the
Strip Saturday
Mrs. Hoddy and son Earl visited at Mr..
Downs last Saturday.
Hay making is over and corn cutting is the
order of the day.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-09-08

but heartily wish them prosperity in their new
home. Harvey and Ord are still in the neigh.
borhood but they leave in a few days.
Ella and Aldo Funston left Monday to go to
school. Ella TO go TO the University at Law.
renee and Aldo the College of Emporia.
horse kicked Dave Watson on the ankle the
other day, fracturing the bone. We hope he
may soon be ION his feet again.
A pleasant party at /. ii. Lemaster's last Fri.
day evening In honor of the Misses Brewer.
ONE OF THE BOYS.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-09-08
Prairie Center.

Rain is needed in this vicinity as water is
very scarce at present
Farmers are through haying and corn cutting
is the order of the day.
Garrett Tasche and daughter Mary left Mon
day for visit to the Fair
Ellen Cutten of Onion creek visited in this
neighborhood last week.
We hear that G. W. Dickinson expects TO
build a new house this fall
Preaching at the church next Sunday at IL by
Rev. Fifer. SCRIBBIER
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-09-08
Cottage Grove Primary.

The committee request the REGIS
TER to announce that Republican
primary for the nomination of candi-
dates for the Cottage Grove township
officers will be held at Prairie View
school house, dist 39) Oh Saturday,
Sept. 16, 1893, at O'Clock p. III.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-09-08
Salem.

Julia Camp and Frank Wood started to the
Worlds Fair last Monday
MIS- Cunningham and Myrtle Ellis were Wis.
itng at A. Woods Sunday
Our school commenced Monday with fifteen
scholars in attendance.
The order of the day among the farmers is
hauling water.
We forgot to note last week in the program for
the township Sunday eeh0Ol convention that
1t would be basket dinner. Let every one
come prepared to stay all day and work for the
Sunday School cause
We would infer from Mr. McKee's notice that
every one who does not vote the Prohibition
ucket VIII vote for free whisky We do not agree
with him. We think the candidate On the Re
publican ticket is just as conscientious and as
likely to enforce the prohibitOry law as Mr.
Mchee. SUEFLoWER
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-09-08
ElsInore

Miss Nellie Lindquist returned to Kansas
City Monday.
Miss Clara Watson, of Jasper, No., is visiting
her sister, Mrs. ID. II. Sparks
Mr.. Stewart shipped a car load of stock Mon
day night
Mr.. Bostwick, of lola. was in Elsmore Sunday
night.
DR.. Butler went to Kansas City Monday.
Nj. Pearson is repairing his house which Mr..
Smith will soon occupy.
Elsmore is being eanvassed every day for
broom corn and threshIng hands
Quite a number in and around Elsmore have
gone TO the Strip
Quite q number of Miss Gertrude Wards
friends gave her surprise Monday night An
enjoyable time was spent Miss Gertrude will
soon start to Illinois to visit her brother and
sister.
Louis DeHaven has organized quite large
bookkeeping class in Elsmore for this fall
Mrs. Arnold Roedel started for the Worlds
Fair Monday
The school house is receiving a Goat of paint
which 1t has been needing for long time
Mr. Leisser is attending the Worlds Fair.
Charles McClung is hauling the lumber for
his new building.
We now have new barber. Mr. Rowe
OF sayonburg Is running the shop for Mr. VIII
oughDy while he goes 10 the Strip.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-09-08
Spring Branch.

Several of our neighbors are talking of going
70 the strip when ii opens. Some have already
gone.
Mrs. Tom Anderson started to the World
Fair the first of the week
The Deer Creek school began Monday with
Miss Ellie Lemasters as instructor
The Rock Greek school house has been paint.
I'd, and the well has been transformed TO a els
tern, and other Improvements have been made
which makes 1T oneof the nicestschool houses In
this part Of the county
Mr.. Welborn and family, of woodson county.
were visiting Mr.. Wise. the first of the week.
Angie Wise one of the steadiest Woodworking
boys OF this county, went 10 Baldwin Monday 10
attend Baker university. We wish him snccsss
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-09-08

Granny COwdcn. of lola, spent several DAYS
visiting in this neighborhood lately.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Baker attended the Erie
fair in company with Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelley have been spending a
lew days with their son. George Sheriff..
Mr. and Mrs. Toop. of Ulysses, Neb., are WIS.,
lung Mrs. loops sister. Mrs. Barth
Mrs. Cunningham and Arthur were calling on
friends in this neighbOrhoOd Thursday
Mr.. Arnold has moved the school house yard
and otherwise put things in good condition for
the coming school.
Mrs. Sheriff. is very sick with typhoid fever.
They have the sympathy of the entire neigh
borhood.
Rev. Hill was calling on some of his people in
this neigh borhoOd last week
Webster and Alice johnson were visiting
friends in this neighborhood last Tuesday.
Ii Is laughable sometimes to see how the
Ia bles are turned on persons who are sure of
victory. George Barth celebrated his oath birth
day last Tuesday, and his father jestingiy sug-
gested giving him licking. The opportunity
came as he was resting at noon in his hammock
chair, when he was surrounded by three of the
family and the fun commenced But II took
only few moments TO free himself and hold
them in such position as to convince them
that he was more than their equal ILL TRY
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-09-08
Carlyle.

We went to LaHarpe last Saturday TO play
ball and got beaten, which makes a victory for
each team If our pitcher hadn't been sick
Saturday we-well we won brag
Pogue Funston and wife have moved to their
fathers Pogue is boss of the ranch while
Hon. Z. II. is away
Miss Josie Eckley Of lola, visited her cousins.
the Misses Arnold, over Sunday.
Mrs Wilson, Mrs. Houston and little Margaret
have been visiting in Parsons this week
Deer creek school began this week
Our delegates report pleasant and profitable
missionary meeting at Humboldt We hear
nothing but praise of the people of Humbol
IN their manner of receiving and entertaining
guests.
Frank Moore has gone to Moran to work He
mas a job on bridge near that place
Mrs Fred Grimm of Colorado, Is visiting her
sister, Mrs. L w. Boulson
Some of tie boys think we were little too
broad IN our assertion that we came back empty
handed from the fishing party We meant we
caught no fish. We were disappointed in
getting a seine
Mrs. Jane Christian and family have removed
TO Emporia. We are sorry to see them leave,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-09-08
SUPPLIES:
School Footwear.

School Footwear.
School children should keep their feet
warm and their heads cool. 1t don't
cost much to keep their heads cool,
but to keep their feet warm is anoth-
er thing. However, we will fit them
out cheaper than any store in Allen
county. Here are some of the prices,
come and see the goods. Solid inner
and upper soles, sole leather counter,
spring heel, and tip for 81 .4S; every
pair warranted, sizes 8 to II.
Same as above, sizes 10 to Is. for the
small sum of S1.56. Milwaukee, oil
grain, box tip, ZEE, screwed, school,
button, 10 to Ii, for Sl.43. Same as
above, sizes Ii to 2, for 81 e. Boys
shoe, sizes to 6, SOudan calf, the
best shoe for boys made; congress
or balmOrals for S1.56. Fine shoes
for children for SEC, 47c, Csc, Tic, up
to 75c per pair. We defy competi-
tiOn in our best ladies' shoes for
S2.55, S2.43, and as low as 90c per pair.
, 1893-06-17
@ate GrmteamsTOtet

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