The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-04-15

The demand for eggs has exceeded
the supply the past few days.
MIR. Thomas Goforth is off on tou
, through Texas aud Arkansas.
As it is to wet too pillow. why wouldn'
it be good time to pay the printer?
Judge Bell made visit to his oil
home in Woodson county this week.
The infant daughter of Mr.. ant
!. Mrs. A. w. Beck died last Thursday.
The repairs on the railroad bridge
across Elm creek have been completed
The spring showers delay farmer;
with their blowing, but make the gras:
grow.
For cards, circulars, letter heads
ETC., printed in good style, call at thi:
office.
From all parts of the county come:
the news tina. the peaches are not neal
all killed.
job work, from visiting cards to
half sheet posters, promptly executed at
this Office.
The advance in the price of corn has
kept the trade pretty lively regardless Of
muddy roads,
We received the report of the ex-
animation at the public school too late
for publication.
Rev. S. G. Clark and VIM. Davis
attended the meeting of the Presbytery
of Neosho, at Chanute this week.
M. E. quarterly meeting to-day and
tomorrow. The Presiding Elder is ex-
pected to be present.
&C. E. Briggs and John Mccoy start
ed this week on trip through Texas and
Arkansas. They are selling patent
rights.
Grant Clark wants to sell or trade a
cane mill "with all the appurtenances
thereunto belonging" See notice else
where.
Less than twelve weeks till the 4th
of July and our prople have not yet Sc
lected the centennial orator for this
county.
The newly elected Board of Direc-
tors of the Allen County, Agricultural
Society will hold meeting on Saturday
the 10Th inst.
Nearly forty persons have united
with the NJ E. church in this place since
the close of the union protracted meet
ings last winter.
Rev. C. T. Floyd returned home
this week from a two weeks visit to In
dependence, where he has been aiding in
protracted meeting.
-Messrs. Geo. B. Inge and II. Bald
win have gone into business as grain and
live stock brokers, with head quarters at
Kansas City. See advertisement.
Mr.. Schlammer received his house
hold goods by freight last Tuesday in a
somewhat damaged condition, the car in
which they were shipped having been
upset.
The Commissioners this week ap-
pointed J. B. Young, Treasurer elect, to
fill the unexpired term or vacancy in
that office. Mr.. Thrasher declined the
position.
There has been a big demand for
agricultural implements this spring and
there will doubtless be more acres of
land cultivated in Allen county this
year than ever before.
Married, April 9th, 1876 at the res
idence of the brides father in Allen
county, Kansas by Rev. c. I. Floyd.
Mr.. j. w. Holman of Linn county to
Miss Mary E. Hosley of Allen county.
The proposition to put in good order
the road running west from lola is
favored by a number of our business men
but as yet we have learned of nothing
definite being done in reference to it.
-Niessrs. Dewald & Brush have got a
deed from the United States for the cid
distillery which they have fitted up as
foundry. They will enter at once upon
the manufacture of their patent wind
mills.
"A. S. Hankins was out with a new
spring wagon last "Wednesday. 1t was
manufactured by Weith & Cozine, and
an examination of it will convince any
one that it is not necessary to go away
from home to get a fine vehicle.
DIR. Hart Says that while at Mr.. L.
Chadwick's near Neosho Falls, last week,
he examined the peach trees and found
the most of the peaches to be all right.
He also says he learned of other orchards
where the fruit was injured but little by
the cold weather. There will probably
be peaches enough in this part of the
State to supply the home demand.