The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-05-27
Union meeting at the M. E Church

Union meeting at the NJ. E. Church
tomorrow evening.
Correspondents wanted from al
parts Of the county.
The boys are feeling jolly-only one
more week of school.
Don't forget the pic mic the last day
Of our public schools.
"A large number of cultivators have
been sold here this spring.
Nobody willing to move in reference
to celebrating the Fourth.
The motto for old maids this year is,
let no single man escape"
Several horses have died around
town during the past week.
Wouldn't full blown pin back have
made the patriots Of '76 stare?
DIR. Fulton returned from Uniontown
and Fl. Scott. last Wednesday.
Linen coats and summer hats were
again laid aside the first of the week.
Several more persons arrived this
week for treatment at the mineral we'll.
Crooked whisky, was unknown one
hundred years ago-it was taken straight.
Read the advertisement of the lola
Cooperative Association in to-days pa
per.
Richards & Cowan took in nearly
six hundred pounds of butter last Satur-
day.
DIR. Knowlton, of Geneva, has been
in town several days trying the mineral
water.
Charley Briggs, "Old Reliable" lost
his pony this week from water on the
brain"
For cards, circulars, letter heads,
etc., printed in good style, call at this
office.
-Milt Northrup wants to contract
With some reliable party to cut his wheat
md oats.
F. 7. Clark has accepted the situa-
ion as clerk for the Monroe House in
1t only takes two hours and a half
% fill a car, 400 bushels, with Beck's new
,orn shelter.
Silver change that has been slowed
way for years is gradually being put in
circulation.
Mr.. Requa, agent for the Fl. Scott
Marble Works was in town this week.
Read his card.
Rev. Mr.. Muth intends moving on
he farm he recently purchased out on
he Marmaton.
DIR. J. w. Scott represented this dis
riot in the State convention at Topeka
asst Wednesday.
Mr.. w. H. Seward who moved from
Allen county to Iowa some two years
Ego, has returned.
Don't fail to attend the entertain
nent given by the Peak family at the
Masonic Hall this evening.
While politics are being talked up
our farmers seem determined
to raise bigger cropAthan ever before.
If you are dissatisfied With the as
of your property Int fail to
attend the meeting of the County Com
missioners the first Monday in June.
A travelling slight of hand'' troupe
pitched their tent on the public square
last Tuesday afternoon, and gave "exi-
billions" Tuesday and Wednesday even
ings.
The premium list for the third an
nual fair of the Neosho Valley District
Fair Association is out. 1t will be held
1t Neosho Falls September 26, q, % and
20, 1876.
Farmers and breeders of horses, see
Mr.. Munger's advertisement in another
column. His horse is worthy the atten.
ton of those interested in breeding good
horses.
We hear complaints from parties
about their cows being run and marked
with whip while grazing on the prairie,
and we are requested to state that some
body will get into trouble.
1T is reported that little "onpleas.
antness" occurred at the brewery last
between the proprietor and one
of his visitors, in which said proprietor
had one of his eyes seriously injured.
If you want to enjoy good music
and a hearty laugh don't fail to attend
the entertainment at the Masonic Hall
this evening. The Peak family have
gained a national reputation, and they
always give universal satisfaction.
An adopted child of Jacob likes.
some four years old, while playing near
Elm creek last Sundsy-near which Mr..
likes lives-fell into the creek and was
Its body was recovered in a
short time, but all efforts to recussitate
it failed.
ID. I. Worthington and family OF
Washington C. H., Ohio, formerly resi-
dents of lola. arrived here last Friday