The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-11-24
LOCAL NOTES.

LOCAL NOTES.
-Thanksgiving the 18th.
Brick, at the Lumber Yard. 1w
LET'S get up writing school.
mum sociables" are the latest.
-Hurrah for the new school-house.
-Fresh oysters ought to be around.
Ground feed at Richards & Cowan'a
Albums, Cheap, at Apples Gallery
Wood and coal are staple article
now.
The stores are filling with holida!
goods.
Plenty of stock water this winter W
guess.
Time to get up country spelling
Fine, fat turkeys are coming ints
market.
The swearing off" season ap'
proaches.
Two cigars for s cents, at Richard
& Cowan's. 1w
Read the notices in the first column
of this page.
This has been the wettest fall ever
in Kansas.
We want that wood and coal pfOm.
ised US. Make q note of it.
Wanted, q few bushels of white
beans at Richards & Cowan's. 1w
Some of our merchants are doing
very little advertising at present.
Our nimrods are happy. Wild
iucks. quails, &C., are very unhappy.
Large assortment of building paper,
:arpet lining, ETC., at the Lumber Yard.
The jury in the Van Horn CAGE
brought in q verdict of guilty" last
week.
All the popular brands of patent
medicines will be found at Stevenson's
lrug store. 1w
The best place in town TO buy
amps, lamp chimneys, lanterns and coal
ii is at Scott's. lw
The first of the week was rather
amp. Just enough rain fell to make
he roads bad again.
"A fiue is being built in the new
curt house for the accommodation of
he county treasurer.
The Good Templar lodge is increas-
ng its membership. They meet Friday
lights at Masonic Hall.
MIR. Good Templars, sweep the dirt
own stairs next time, instead of leav-
,g it on the stairway.
Somebody's dog passed hurriedly
own street the other day celebrating
in wedding. on his tail.
We understand telephone commu-
ications have been established between
arious points in the city.
Our merchant prince, Mr.. E. N.
'ates, is highly elated over the fact
f a new boy at his house.
The Pleasanton Observer says that
le Kansas City Times premiums re-
sived at that place are frauds.
adjourned Monday last. Judge
alcott left Judge Bell in the chair to
y the case of Jones vs.. Moore.
Died, on Sunday, Nov. 18th, in
'eer Greek township, of consumption,
achel, wife of David Christian.
New corn is coming in very slowly,
artly on account of the price, but more
q account of the miserable roads.
Farmers are kept tolerably busy
hen in town saving the contents of
,eir wagons from the hungry bovines.
ALI regular sizes of window glass
on hand. and irregular sizes
ut without extra charge at Scott's. 1w
We want to hear from our cores
ondent in Usage township. Don't let
,e ague get away with you friend ct"
The court docket published in an
her column is only partially completed
wing to the fact that our district clerk
so busy.
Call in at Bowlus' office and see
le fine pictures he has, of stock belong
q to Mr.. Helms Allendale farm. They
e beauties.
-Died. in Elm township, on Sunday, |
ov. 18Th, of typhoid pneumonia, John,
and Anna Oldfast, aged
,oat eight years.
Who is the happy mortal that in
nds asking the editor to . thanksgiv-
g dinnerf Speak quick, or we'll kill
! old rooster and stay at home.
20. P. Northrup & Co. sold . bill |
dry goods amounting to some
ing over hundred dollars to . man
Dun Anderson County last week.
Some of our exchanges say that tur-
,ys are roosting high. We have not
en around to zee, but q thanksgiving
approaching, it is likely that it is 50.
There will be union thanksgiving
rvices held At the Presbyterian church
1t Thursday at II o'clock, A. n. Ser