The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-02-17

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Capt. Thrasher says he will be aroun
all right by another week. 5s
DIR. Hart was ambling around with
bad cold the first of the week.
Richards & Cowan have had tn
front of their store reprinted.
Mrs. Chas. Steele has had very sc
we're cold for couple Of weeks.
Mr.. Cook shipped couple of fin
pigs to Saline County this week.
~. P. Boyd hasbeen troubled witt
one of Jobs comforters this week.
Mr.. Hyde, of Gallon, Ohio, vii
open a jewelry store in lola shortly.
Juveniles at the post Office abou
mail time are q nuisance nowadays.
This is good time to make out .
list of trees needed for spring plenting.
The backbone of winter seems to b
broken, but just wait till March comes.
will some of our fruit growers tel
us what the prospect is for crop thi'
year?
1t is probable that the bill giving 6
bounty for wolf, coyote and rabbit scalps
will become law. .
-Workmen have been taking down
the signs in front of Davis & Vannuy't
building this week. E.tv-f.-
Col. G. P. Smith who has been at
tending court at Fredonia, Wilson coun'
ty, got home yesterday.
1t may be premature, but we think
it is safe to say that we will have rous
ing fair this year. Get ready.
Last Wednesday was Ash-Wednes.
day, and commenced the season of fast.
ing and prayer known as Lent.
"A wool-growers' convention will be
aeld at the courthouse a week from TO-
day. A full attendance is desired.
The annual product of wheat in this
State is given at 1850, 22o bushels /; and
her annual corn-crop at sO,57O, 4Os BUSH
els.
Webb. Bostwick will give a couple
of good, fat wethers for couple of wolves
that have been depredating upon his
sheep.
THE REGISTER, for a year, costs a
little less than four cents week, and yet
some of our citizens are too poor to sub
scribe.
"A horse doctor was in town last Sat
urday. Coarse vulgarity, profanity, and
s.horse sense" were his main recommend
atoms.
An old gentleman from Clinton,
Missouri, who has been in our city under
going treatment for dropsy, died last
-Bowlus is busy as can be these days.
The only trouble is that he can't 60 two
Or three ways at once. Real estate is
$780,
There are in Kansas 1,65S church or
with a membership of 49,
1858, and 464 church buildings, valued at
81 ,51s, 1909.
-Found-the incest drug store, lowest
prices and best assortment of drugs, per-
fumery, brushes, stationery, lamps. etc.,
At R. B. Stevenson's. lw
II. H. Morrison, one of our farmer
friends, has gone to Missouri to attend
70 his fathers farm. His father has
been sick for some time.
The gentleman whose name we fail
ID to learn last week, from Logan county
Ill.,, is Houston, son-in-law of Mr.. Pur-
lom. He also brought his family.
Married, February 10th, at the court
house in lola, by w. G. Allison, Pro-
,ate Judge, Mr.. James D. Newcomb, Of
County, and Mrs. Eliza Grubbs
# Woodson County.
MIR. Mitchell and Mr.. Ball-the for
ner from Independence, Kansas, and the
after from Iowa-hsve been stopping
ere for a few weeks, looking around
nth Q view to locating.
Read White & Chollette's new ad-
ertisement in to-day's paper. We can
earthly recommend this firm, and it will
ay you to call and see them when you
rant any thing in their line.
Married, on the 7th inst, at the res
ence of Mr.. Bacon, II miles east of
ola, by Rev. 8. Lampman, Mr.. Wesley
ones, of Anderson County, and Miss
ellen Bacon, of Allen County.
Usage township was remarkably |
acky in the courthouse lottery the other
ay. Five jurymen out of twelve, to q
ingle township, is "bonanza" which
arely falls to one locality twice.
Mr.. Robt. Cain and family got in
rom Iowa last Wednesday. Mr.. Cain
as bought the Walton property, just
,uth of Bowlus' residence, and has also
ought eighty acres of land east of town.
Munger & Ellis had ten hogs and
wo beeves butchered for their shop last
fondsy evening. One of the beeves
cited over one thousand pounds. "And
, those days there was . famine in the
md" etc. a.
BY q private letter received from s.
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