The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-06-24

"A splendid time 70 kill weeds.
District Court week after next
Tho high waters have subsidized.
Mr.. Cornell wants blaeksmith.
Try bath At the Mineral Well.
The crop Of cherries il very light.
Frank Power d buying Q car load o
hogs to ship.
Begin your preparations for ths
county Fair.
Mr.. Rose of Iowa il visiting friends
in this county.
Last Thursday reminded one Of
summer time.
Mr.. VIM. Evans 10 buying corn at
Carlyle station.
&C. B. Keith received two moro or
gans this week.
Mr.. Northrup made . trip to Law
renee this week.
Everybody should celebrate the
Centennial Fourth.
Keep up your hogs or the marshal
will pound" them.
Mrs W. G. Thrasher has gone to
Baltimore on visit.
Attend the ratification meeting at
the court house tonight.
Almost everything is called Centen-
NAL now except old maids.
On and after Last Tuesday . penalty
was added to all unpaid taxes.
Premium lists of the fair will be
distributed some time next month.
The Hessian fly is said to be damag-
ing the wheat some in this county.
-Hurrah for the Cincinnati nominees,
and ditto the Fl. Scott nomination.
Mr.. Crowell is experimenting 81
cheese factory in Montgomery county.
j. d. Simms shipred several car
loads of cattle and one of hogs yesterday.
IS. Freeman of Chanute was in town
this week calling on old acquaintance.
The hotel at the mineral we'll is |
finished from kitchen to psrlor in good
style.
Rev. Mr.. Muth has put up . new
residence on the farm he recently pur.
chased.
Tho old building used for the first
shop in lola was torn down
last week.
Rob. Norris is bringing up young |
coon "by hand" It takes to the bottle
quite naturally.
Go by the mineral we'll on your way
% the grove on the Fourth and fill your
'elf up with the healty fluid. i
Mr.. Munger has pig of Mr.. Cooks
Poland China breed that at fifty days
Id weighed fifty-two pounds.
There will be . Centennial Ball at
he Masonic Hall in the afternoon and
yening of the Fourth of July.
Committees should be appointed in
ach township to get up q procession for
he celebration on tie Fourth.
w. A. Cowan, VIM. Mcclure and
J. ]. Cowan attended the Fl. Scott Con.
,ressional Convention from this place.
Miss Jennie Pickel was appointed
~ the County Commissioners one of the
Board of Examiners for school teachers.
There were twenty-seven persons at
he examination of teachers last Satur.
lay, of whom fourteen received six
months certificates.
The District Clerk has been confin-
d to his home with rheumatism good
art of this week and was unable to fur
fish US the docket for publication.
j. C. Todd presented us with head
f lettuce last Wednesday known as
'erry's heading lettuce, that measured
hree feet and q half in circumference.
Married, at lola on the evening
t June Goth, 1876, by John Paxson,
ustice of the Peace, Mr.. s. Henry
herman, to Miss Henrietta Pike, all of
ola.
Mr.. Hutchinson, late OF Fl. Scott has !
pened a bakery in the building formerly
sed for that business on the east side of
avenue. Read his sdver- .
isement.
The Republicans of this Rspresen.
ative district will hold . ratification
,eeting at the court house this evening
" the purpose of endorsing the Cincin. 4
ati nominations II
Judge Talcott went down to Free
onnia last Tuesday to hold an adjourn.
! session of court to hear motions for \
ew trials and wind up the unfinished :
nsiness of the last term. i
Don't have your wife bake bread
lis hot weather, but call at the Centen-
al Bakery of NJ. E. Hays and buy :.
,ur bread. You will also find there .
,oice lot of fruits and confectioneries.
The City Council held q meeting
st Monday evening. A number Of :
ills were allowed, an ordinance in ref. I
'ence to sidewalks was passed, and q a