The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-09-06
Mr.. George Golf and Miss Fay re.

was not well while there and returned
home to escape a spell of sickness.
We trust that a few days ut Tome
will fully restore him.
Mayor Adams was in town NJ inday
on his way TO Lawrence to visit his
son George. The latter, We ar, proud
to say, has won fellowship at
PrincetOn,-a reward that is only Civ
en- to the very first in ability and
scholsrship,-and will return there
this year to complete his studies.
Mr.. Dibble confirmed our sugges-
tiOns as to what might be done in the
way of late truck patch by bringing
us fine mess Of roasting ears. Aud
they tasted just as good as those we
had in July. Now can't somebody
demonstrate that peas or beans may
be had all summer, in the same happy
way?
1t depends altogether on the kind
of peach whether 1t is worth anything
or not. Some peaches that are brought
TO this market find "a slow sale at
twenty-five cents bushel. while
others are snatched up eagerly at
dollar a bushel. 1t always pays to
raise the best of anything,-especially
peaches.
Keeping everlasting at it is what
wins i'm any business. The presist-
ent advertiser, the man who keeps
reminding the people over and over
week after week, that he is doing
business, is the one that does the
business. There is not village or
city in America that does not prove
this 10 be true.
The Santa Fe has now placed
in effect summer tourist rates to Den
yer. Colorado Springs, Pueblo, Mani
tOu and GlenwOod Springs, Colo, Los
VegOs. Hot Springs, n. NJ, Grand
Cannon of the Colorado via Flagstaff,
AriZ., Ogden and Salt Lake, Utah,
Helena, Butte and Anaconda, Mont,
and Spokane Falls, Wash.
J. w. Baxley was up from Logan
Monday and called at the REGISTER
Office to pay his annual dues" He
nearly paralyZed us by asking us to
take our change out ola $40 bill, so
we guess he is well "ahead of the
hounds" this year as usual. lie and
his three sons rent 800 acres of land
and they always make it go.
Rev. and Mrs. l.. 5. Faust returned
last Thursday from their bridal trip
through the east. They have be
zone about two months and have Wis
tied Washington, Baltimore, New
York, Niagara Falls and other points
of interest, besides visiting relatives
in Pennsylvania and Ohio. Their
friends are glad to see them back.
Nr. and Mrs. G. A. Japhet gave a
very pleasant surprise last Friday
evening in honor of Mr.. Win Heath's
birthday. Mr.. Heath has worked for
Mr.. Japhet since he has been estab-
lished here and the party was evil
dence of his appreciation. All the
young people who were SO fortunate
as to be present report most delight
full time.
Do you want your apples made into
good cider? Then bring them to my
mill and l will make it for cents "a
gallon, or if you have cane and want
it made into the best molasses you ever
walloped a apjack in, bring your
cane to me, guarantee satisfaction.
also keep all kinds of native lumber
for sale at from SO to Sl2.50 per 1000.
Amos Wright, Neosho Falls, Kansas.
al subscribed for the REGISTER last
week said man, "and the very first
number l got caused me trip to
town. i was reading the delinquent
tax list when | discovered that my
own land was advertised for sale.
That was Saturday night and Mon
day was the last day it could have
run without extra cost, and so 1 count
that this one deal has saved me more
than the price of the paper for this
year"
ID. w. Bostwick says he will have
tent put up on the Fair grounds for
use as an Office during the fair. He
will have all the latest county news
papers and invites all his old friends
to call there and make themselves at
home. On Old Settlers Day he will
have an abundance of lemonade on
tap that will be free to all old settlers.
He has also fixed upa scheme for TAX
ing a vote on the silver question.
Call on him.
At meeting of the Board of Direc-
tors of the Allen County Agricultural
Society. held September >, 1895, it was
"ordered that Rule No. 3 in the Pre-
MUM List regarding exhibitors tick
cts be stricken out" Exhibitors will
not be required to purchase eXhib-
itor's ticket, but can, if they wish,
secure same privileges by purchasing
season tickets; or can make entries
by purchasing single admission ticket.
1t will be seen by the foregoing an
nouncement that no charge will be
made for the privilege of making ex-
hibits.
Fred Funston's fame is not confined
to his home county or State. A friend
sends US the following which appear
ed i'm a South Dakota paper: Erred
Funston, son of ex-COngressman Fun
ston, of Kansas, has slept out of doors
in every State, Province and Territory
west of the Mississippi between the
Arctic circle and the Rio Grande riv-
er, with the exception of two. Mr..
Funston is yet well on the sunny side
of 80, and if he keeps up his present
luck until he is ready to retire, he
will see about all the world that is
worth looking at.
We are gratified to learn since COM
ing home that the jointist whom we
made some remarks about once or
twice has gone out of business. We
are told that to former patron who
went to him the other day for the ac-
customed refreshment he confessed
that he did not have anything to sell
him and that he was "busted'i into
the bargain. Somebody had stolen
his "stuf7' over at Moran and if he
couldn't make raise at the Chanute
Fair be didn't know what he would