The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-04-01
Plant trees to-day.

Rev. S. Rawson is visiting friends
in our city.
How about those oats that have
been sOwn?
Farewell March; may we never SEE
your like again.
BE careful today that you are mol
an "April fool"
MIR. Smith takes charge of the LIE.
land hotel to-day.
Don't forget to vote at the city cleo
ton next Monday.
w. NJ. Hartman went up to Kansas
City last Thursday.
Examination of teachers at the
school house to-day.
Have you tried one of Barton's
patent churn dashers?
The Presbytery of Neosho meets at
Chanute on Tuesday, April llth.
Communion services at the Presby-
terrain church tomorrow morning.
The union meeting will be at the
NJ. E Church tomorrow evening.
Corn has been selling for twenty-one
and a half cents the past few days.
Judge Talcott will hold court at
Erie next week tor Neosho county.
Judge Bell has traded his farm in
Woodson county for property in lola.
Didn't you think your house was
going to blow over last Monday night !?
If there are any peach buds alive
yet they are proof against cold weather.
The man who longed for winter in
summer time ought to be satisfied now.
Get your horses in trim for the fair
at NeoshO Falls the 18th and 18th of
May.
The Changers will open up a CO.
operative store in this city in short
time.
Read the notice from the Commits
sioner of Internal Revenue in another
column.
j. c. Clark sells his cattle, hogs,
horses and farm implements at public
sale today.
Notwithstanding the muddy roads
there has been considerable corn brought
to town this week.
w. A. johnson of Garnett and Col.
of Chanute were present at
the converting of court this week.
Assessors are now required to make
heir returns blythe 10th of May. This
will make them get arSand lively.
The last is always the worst-so the
torn last Monday night was the most
we have had this winter.
Mrs. L. Ida Buser started with her
amily yesterday for Vandalia, Illinois.
;he expects to make that place her
lome.
B. d. Allen has quit the hotel and
moved into the house on Washington
venue formerly occupied by Rev. Ii.
<. Muth.
"A travelling chiropodist has been in
,ur town removing corns and 5uniOns
from the feet of young men who wear
tight boots.
Rev. Fl. X. Muth has moved into 8
house in the southwest part of town
which has been purchased by the NJ. E.
Church for parsonage.
Again we would remind some of our
that three months of this
year have passed and that they are still
behind on last years subscription.
Mr.. E. H. VOORHEES,, representing a
stove firm of Cincinnati, was in our city
asst Saturday. He remained over Sun
lay on a visit to his brother-in-lay, J. P.
Boyd, of Geneva township.
2 The Allen County Agricultural and
Association will hold its an
nual meeting at the court house on
Tuesday the 18th of April. All persons
please take notice.
-"Winter, lingering. chills the lap
of May" is the way Goldsmith put it;
but to suit this Occasion" March should
be substituted for May. The heaviest
SHOWS of the season fell in March.
Some of the boarders at the Leland
have complained of late that they had
too much fast horse. This week they
have had a change; skunk took up his
quarters under the hotel building.
Does anybody know of any "sigus"
that will enable them to make correct
predictions in reference to the weather?
Prot. Tice, along with the "oldest inhab-
itant," has been completely fioored.
1t is matter worthy the attention
of our merchants to have the road rum
ming west to Woodson county put in
good condition. Fifty dollars expended
on this road would be good investment.
Will Steele came home from the
normal school at Emporia to spend the
vacation. The number of students at
this school will not be so large next term
on account of having to pay their tuition.