The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-11-09


Morrill, Blue, son of Mr.. and Mrs. L.
w. Duncan.
J. w. Sugg had candy tent on the
street the day of the reunion and was
literally patronized.
Elder Perry Moore, of Wichita,
will preach at the Christian church
next Sunday morning and evening.
Il. S. Slower went to Topeka Tues
day noon, in order to be at headquar-
tiers when the returns began to come
in.
The grand jury is in session this
week with S. j. Stewart as foreman.
They say that some people are hiding
out.
The REGISTER is good newspaper
this week. At least every Republi-
can will agree that it is full of good
news.
Arthur Cunningham came down
from the University in order that hi.
first vote might be cast for the straight
Republican ticket.
ID. Il. Stephens, whe is employed at
! the Soldiers Home at LeavenwOrth,
came home to vote, and will spend a
week with his family.
Fred. Funston started to Washing
ton Tuesday to make his report to the
Department. He hopes to return by
the middle of December.
Z. NJ. Eckley, who has been in Ok
lahoma building a house for mis- son
Guy, came home in time to vote.
He will probably remain here all
winter.
Il. f. Cozad is the name of the new
Mo. Pac. agent. His family consists
of himself and wife only, and they
have moved into the second house
south of c. l.. Whitaker.
Judge S. r. Peters, of Newton, one
of the best men in Kansas, was in
lola between trains last Saturday and
editor of the REGISTER.
Quite a number. from lola and
vicinity went to Chanute last Satur-
day to hear Ingalls,. They say there
was a enormous crowd, and that In
gals made great speech.
A number of campaign subscriptions
end with this number. We hope all
those who have read the paper during
the past three months will send us
word to "keep the old thing going"
Rev. H. B. McHugh, of Virgil, Pre-
siding Elder of this U. b. district,
made the REGISTER a pleasant call
Monday on his return from Salem
where he had held quarterly meeting
Sunday.
G.. c. Cox, the man who laid Duns-
more out down in Neosho county, was
i'm lola yesterday. Mr.. Cox will be a
strong and useful member of the
House, and Neosho county will be
proud of him.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. S. Hamilton, OF
Roosevelt, n. NJ, who have been visit
ing relatives in Fit. Scott and Moran,
came to lola yesterday to spend day
lighted to welcome them.
John Stevens, of Humboldt town.
ship, showed us some second growth
flax Wednesday that was two feet
and half high, and nearly full OF
seed. We might have known this
was going to be Republican year.
The coolest inhabitant" cannot re-
member another fall of such perfect
weather as we have had since the first
of November. There are plenty OF
cattle living on the range yet, and all
the harder trees are still in full leaf.
Mr.. NJ. NJ. McCumber, a teacher OF
vocal and instrumental music, was in
town Monday looking over the field
with a view to locating here. 1t look 6
to us as if lola ought to furnish good
many pupils for first class music
teacher.
DIED: At the residence of r. V.
Reed, Chanute, Kansas on the 10Th OF
Oct. 1894 little Herschel infant son Of
E. l.. and Vesta III. Irwin, aged one
year and ten months Funeral ser
vices by the Rev. Rhoric, Pastor Of
Chanute circuit.
Col. w. C. Jones took the early
train Tuesday morning for Guthrie.
We would really not have thought the
Colonel would have Jumped his vote
after this fashion but we suppose he
figured that Democratic vote would
not count for much anyway.
Do you know. dear people, that Iola
has one OF the best bands in the State
The boys have made remarkable pro-
gress this summer, and We hope thai
they will keep up their organization
and practice all winter. A band is
mighty handy thing to have in the
house.
The A. NJ. f. church will holO
quarterly meeting services at the G
A. r Hall, Sunday Nov. 18th. 1884
Preaching at IL o'clock, a. m. Sacra
mental meeting at 8 o'clock p. NJ
Preaching at 7:30 o'clock p. m. by
Rev. Ransom, of Parsons, KS. w. Il
Biggers, pastor.
More covered wagons have beer
seen on the streets of lola the pas
four months than in the four years
that preceded. The movers cam,
from Nebraska and western Kansas
chiefly, and were going to Missouri o
Arkansas. The next time they move
they will come back to eastern Kan
sas.
DIR. S. Tozer and his daughter, Mrs
Brady, returned last Saturday from
the hospital i'm IndiapOlis where tn
Doctor went several weeks ago to b
operated upon for stone in the blad
der. All his friends are glad to know
that the operation was entirely sue
cessfuI, and that the Doctor is gainin
strength as rapidly as could be expect
ed
The Crysanthemum show will b
given at the Opera House NOvembe
is and IL. Remember the date.