The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-12-23

Local matter on the second page.
Kansas has splendid winter weather
The price of coal oil has advanced
Lots of spelling schools in the count,
! districts
Where do you eat your Christina
turkey.
Dan Tharp sold As pound no.
last Monday.
Santa Claus at the Baptist Church
Monday night.
Don't empty ashes near a building
it's dangerous.
Fun at the Christmas Tree mex,
Monday evening.
Marsh Hart shipped a car load Of
hogs last Monday.
See to it that you put something on
the Christmas tree.
Don't fail to attend the Christina.
Tree Monday night.
Mr. Allison will not be home until
some time next week
This is the last number of volume
X of THE REGISTER.
-Acers sent for gas pipe for the min
eral well last Saturday.
The shipment OF hogs from this point
does not decrease much.
w. A. johnson, of Garrett, was in
town Thursday evening.
Church fairs and festivals are repor-
ted by all our exchanges.
The evening train on the l.. l.. & G.
stops at Chanute for supper.
Tuesday last was the mildest day of
the season-sunshiny and warm.
The Grange store weiged los hogs
on their scales last Monday.
Mr.. Chas E.. Briggs died last Thurs
day after protracted illness.
The wife of Mr.. Griffith, who lives
east of lola, died last Tuesday.
DR.. Strong has his new residence in
Marmaton township completed.
S. G. Gordon, Usage township ship
ped car load of hogs last Monday
They are going to put one of the
wind mills on the elevator at the depot
Mr.. Harrington, Usage township,
sold nine hogs last Monday for SllG.00.
BE careful about fire on these cold
windy days. You can't lie too careful
Mr.. s McClaren is improving, but
it may he seine time before he is around
What better present can you give
any one than THE REGISTER tor year?
Frank P. Sheafor, not unknown in |
lola, is local editor of the Lawrence
Standard.
By request We republish the an
nouncemcnt of the Christmas Tree enter !
tainment.
Mrs NJ. f Hayes sold couple of
hogs last Monday that touched the beam
at 800 each.
A large number of the citizens of
Humboldt were up paying taxes the frs,
of the week.
The weather is tickle and somewhat
but on the whole, real nice
for winter
A. A. Munger had eighteen men
and seyen teams at work putting up ice
last Tuesday.
The old Culbertson and Faulkner
houses on West street have been under
going repairs.
Read the announcement of the To.
,eka Commonwealth on the first page Of
to days paper.
-T:avel on the l.. l.. & G. railroad is
Increasing. Trains are pretty well load.
d now days.
School district officers will be inter.
sted in notice School Wanted, in local
'otice column.
Most of the hens have retired from
business until spring and eggs are conse-
uently scarce.
Advertising builds up trade, estab-
shes permanent business and keeps an
Id trade active.
We hope to hear from our CORES
ondent at Deer Greek regularly. Many
hanks friend -.
Patrons of Husbandry meet at Hum
oldt, January 9th and 10th. See notice .
D another column.
j. P. Boyd sold couple of his Pol b
nd China "pigs" last Tuesday that c
eighed 1888 pounds.
Read the first column on this page l
nd you will find where you can get il
free (?) turkey dinner. r
We neglected 20 mention last week n
rat Judge Bell was a proud "parient. t
lay she be indeed Belle. 8
Judge Talcott presides at the tenn. .
|e ofjustice with his usual grace and
County Record.
MIR. Stanley, living in Usage town.
Zip, sold twelve hogs last Monday for "
le modest little sum of $l6375. c
Amos s. Lapham, formerly one of .
lie legal lights of this city, is the present .
,unty treasurer OF Neosho county.