The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-08-25
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Mira. A. n. Gilbert left for her Lar.
ned home Wednesday.
Prof. Smith of the Carlyle Academy
visited tie city on Monday. -
,-Gs.,. Aliens mother, fun Lawrence,
u here paying her son visit
MIR. DAy,on's youngest child has
been very sick but is now getting better.
Harry Gardner has reason to feel
dependent. He has lost 30 hoss BY the
cholera. +,--
Rev. w. 8. Acomb and wife have
been sick with the chills. Mr.. A. We
believe is threatened with the typhoid
fevee. His wife is getting better.
MIR. Mullaney has had the word IRE
mont painted in large, bold letters on the
side Of his hotel. He that runs can read
it without any difficulty.
II. B. Charles has bought . farm
south of Capt. Likes place n Elsmore
township. Now get q wife, John, and
commence growing up with the country
Don't send any of your money -
the Western Gun Works, Chicago. The
concern is defunct-the proprietos leas-
ing hurriediy for more congenial parts.
We learn that Rev. d. II. Snovdea
is to leave Georgetown, Col, and has
been esgagad 10 preach TO members ofa
Lutheran Church in Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mis- Eana Smith had the misfortune
to have an ara Assken while engaged at
play Ast Saturday. She il rapidly re-
covering from the i,jsfies received.
We ana informed thatA. w. Red6eld
intends to move his cav mill to the west
bank of the Neosho, and near the city.
It's location will be Ct the old ford near
the dam.
j. w. Slower has traded for Q we'll
improved farm on Elm creek, eight miles
distant from town. He expects broth.
er, from Illinois, to locate on his new
purchase in the fall.
I'm district No. Is, Elsmore township,
Miss Maggie Treese, of lola, has just
completed . nine months term Of school.
The Board unite in saying that she lxs
given good satisfaction u l.atroi.: and
scholars.
Now tnat the sick!y seas'.n is 'up,n
US, it would b. strnke of eood policy If
the ordinance cunceraing s,agrant watcr
in cellars xese eufokacd Don't wait
until We are all SICK. n gooa puurp vut
in tine will perhaps save Ioc;ors b:n
and benefit us all generally.
ID! Holmes has closed ont his Bridge
Street drug store and packed up his
goods. A. vet VIC believe that lie sss
not deci.,ed where he Will ta~<e. We
are sorry that Mr. Hoin.,< is going to
leave us. He 10 Q guOd citizen and an
honorable business man.
The N. K. & T. road are erecting Q
new bridge across Village creek. They
are also putting in . culvert Of large d.
mensions at the mouth of Owl creek
slough. II miles south ofthe city. With
the latter improvement there will proba-
bly, be no more overflow to the land in
the vicinity.
j. II. Sampson, former principal
IF the schools in this city is now q resi-
dent of Columbus, Ohio, and since leav.
ing here has been doing real we'll. From
! circular received we see that he is the
Secretary of the State Mutual Aid S.
,iety located In Columbus. We wish
him success in his new field.
-Tuesday evening a. Judge Bell and
amily were crossing the river af the ford
he whiff1e trees broke and the hame
firing on one of the harness snapped in
;wo while they were in the middle of the
tream. Parties went to their assistance,
he occupants Of the buggy receiving .
light wetting.