The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-09-20

The REGISTER will print the list o
premiums awarded as soon as thu
Secretary can make it out. That i:
one reason among others why vol
ought to subscribe for that paper.
The boys of this Office are deeply in
depted to ID. X. Caldwell for a flint
water melon which he brought in fol
them last Thursday. Mr.. Caldwell
has some great melons on exhibition
at the Fair.
John Thomas is rejoicing over a
visit from his brother, William
whom he has not seen before for 80
years. We are glad to know that
the latter will probably make hi;
home i'm lola.
Have you good picture of every
member of your family? If not car
you afford to put off getting one? Tit
lola Art Studio, in the Marble Block
has all the latest methods and guar
antees satisfaction.
Another freak of nature. On the
1 farm Just south of the mound owned
/ by \. \. Gould, there are cherry
trees loaded with large healthy look
/ ing blossoms and some small greer
fruit. What neXR
If you can't sing, don't abuse the
! choir. If your own shoulder is not al
the wheel, don't swear at the slow
gait of the load, If you can't get
there yourself, don't throw rocks at
the fellow who can.
1t will pay you big to buy groceries
of me to-day and tomorrow. l move
my stock Monday, in with Campbell
X Christian, and | will sacrifices pro-
| fits in order to have as few goods to
move as possible. +. G. Esse.
Mrs. p. J. McGlashen, of Moran,
and daughter, Mrs. $. f. Barton, OF
Bronson, visited the family of G.. NJ.
! Nelson last week. They returned to
Moran Friday evening. Mrs. Nelson
and children accompanied them.
w. H. Mcclure went to Salins last
Sunday as advance agent for McCOOk
Post which expects to take its cook
ing outfit out to the State Encamp-
ment next week and try to make a
little money while having a good
time.
J. II. Tucker, of Kincaid, was down
Tuesday and Wednesday to visit the
Fair and came up to see the Register
which is an old friend his. You
would hunt long time to find a Re-
publican with sitter back bone than
Jim Tucker has.
On Monday morning the Mo-, Pac.
train brought barrels of bottled beer
and 9 boxes of whiskey, consigned to
"A. Reiger Mercantile CO.. If this
Information is of any interest or value
to anybody, whether in public life or
private, he is welcome to it.
Doug. Arnett says to tell the peo-
pie to look out for the new bus that
he will have out in day or two. 1t
is the same old frame but that is all.
1t has been thoroughly over hauled
and il a thing of beauty. Ed. Ault
and Ralph Thrasher did the work.
"Send the REGISTER for months
to this address, said George Bowlus
the other day. 1.-The man owes me
money that l loaned him on a team of
horses that must be of age by this
time, but he wants the REGISTER so
bad that l guess 1 will send it to
him."
Are YOU going East? If so, why
not take advantage of National En-
campment of the Grand Army of the
Republic rates? The Santa Fe route
has arranged for fast train service,
and grant one stop over on return
trip east of st. Louis. See our local
agent.
The United Brethren have torn
down the old depot building and
meved it to their lot and will COM
mence the erection of their new
church at once. 1t will be on the
corner of Walnut street and Jackson
avenue. When this one is completed
lola will have 10 churches.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Rowland re-
turned Wednesday from an extended
time was spent at Mr.. HOwland's old
home in Michigan. They hal hap
ny visit, but are glad to get back 10
Kansas which they are more than
convinced is the best State in the
Union.
The REGISTER is pleased to receive
the announcement of the marriage on
Thursday, September -. of Neil r..
Ashby to Edith Hollanshead at the
home Of the bride at Mexico, Missouri.
Mr.. Ashby formerly lived in lola, but
is now a resident of FIT. Scott. The
REGISTER extends congratulations
and best wishes.
Fred Funston has been in town this
week in the interest of his Mexican
coffee enterprise. He has been busy
this summer organizing a company
wit h capital of 100000 to take hold
of the business, and the stock is now
nearly all taken. The name of the
company will be the ''Rio Coachapa
Plantation Company"
\ few of Miss Clara Foust's friends
were delightfully."- entertained by her
last Monday evening. The following
were present: Misses Dot Harris,
Eunice Jennings, Mamie and Myrtle
Waters, Blanche Richards, Ida Nc
Hugh. Messrs. Walter McNiel, Ham,
ilton, MrClain, Christian and Gam
mond, of Kansas City.
J. w. Rankin, the general merch-
ant at Piqua, has decided to move his
stock to lola and will probably &C.
cupy one of the rooms on the north