The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-05-05

Gentle spring is rather backward.
Judge Talcott holds court in Wilson
County this week.
]. w. A. johnson, of Garrett, was il
!. town last Saturday.
Excellent pie-plant has been in oul
markets for week past.
j Attorney Keplinger was up to the
county seat last Saturday.
| Fine stationery, envelopes, paper,
ETC., cheap at Jno. Francis. 1w
Judge Bell and son were over to
Yates Center last Saturday.
Immigrant teams on the street. six
or eight of them. last Tuesday.
Farmers hard at work just now i'm
proving this beautiful weather.
Now is the time to go a-fishing and
let your wife clean up the yard.
j. w. Clark has had q bad attack OF
rheumatism for short time past.
Not tree in the school house yard
where there should be hundred.
e. L. Downer is off this week to
Missouri on visit to his parents.
Miss Lou. Colborn is making . visit
to friends living at Parsons. Kansas.
The best is always the cheapest.
Buy the Anchor Flour at Francis. 1w
"A full line of blank books Just re-
ceived, and will be sold dirt cheap by
Stevenson. 1w
For sale at a bargains cask of
Yellow and Rockingham ware at Cowsn
& Ireland's. lw
Settlers on the indemnity lands will
be interested in the article on our second
page this week.
BE sure and plant your garden in |
the old or the new of the moon it don't
matter much which.
The colored Baptist chmch of this
place have raised enough money to pay
for their church building.
The scholars of the lola public
school are to give an exhibition about
the close of the present term.
Sunday and Monday nights Jack
Frost put in an appearance. No harm
was done to the fruit we believe.
Married in lola on the 4th inst,, by
J. Boyd, Ed, Solomon Sawyer and Ma
~ Woods. all of Humboldt Township.
j. H. Richards has donned his "alli-
gators" and goes dancing down Broad
way" His wife is back East on q visit.
We saw Judge Talcott driving a
inc team through town last Saturday.
The Judge makes a fine looking granger
MIR. Munger calls attention to the
advertisement of his three fine horses in
he advertising columns of THE REG,
sTER.
j. r. Dunlap's father and brother, I
re ont from johnson County, Ind, on a
isit. They will probably spend the
The Masonic order will hereafter
neet in their hall over r. B. Stevenson's
rug store. The carpenters are fixing it
p this week.
Mrs. E. A. JENNIE, from Greenwood !
county, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. c. |
I. Simpson. at lola. She will remain I
everal weeks.
Are you going to paint? IT so. it
ill be to your interest to call and ex-
mine stock and prices, at Stevenson's l
efore buying. .1w
A great many shade and fruit trees
ave been set out in lola this spring, and
e are only sorry that great many more
ere not put out.
An annoying mistake was made in
lie notice of I. Huffman, of Cincinnati,
eng here last week. 1t should have
lad D. Whitney.
Lady Gay" means stove kept by
ne of the hardware stores in lola, and ,,
ot the name of any person, as some per-
ms have supposed. b
Some of our readers having forgot v
n it, we would again remind those de- "
nquent on subscription that it takes Il
'sh to buy paper and ink. G.
In the local noticeOf Mrs. Hays last ~
eek the printer made a mistake. 1t fo
ould have read six loaves for twenty. In
re cents instead of seventy-fve. u
Alb. Downer starts next week for a
ip out on the Atchison, Topeka and &c
!nta Fe Railroad, and may visit the
N Juan country before his return. Y;
The Paola Spirit is a credit to Paola ST
d Miami County. A stranger in glanc- be
g over its columns would conclude that :,
lola was the liveliest town in Kansas. 70
The Allen County Sunday School 81
will hold its annual meeting -,
Carlyle the latter part of this month.
lie programme will be published next
.ek.
George Simpson, while driving his to-
I'd of cows home, was thrown from his "a