The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-01-13


Died, on Friday, January 5th, 1877,
at lola, Maudie, aged 8 weeks and days
infant daughter of Peter and E. J. Bell
Remember the Grange '.feast'' to-
night-if you are a Granger or have an
invitation from a member of the lola
Grange.
Married, at lola. Kansas, January
| LIST, 1877, by Rev. S. G. Clark, Mr.. J. l..
Park and Miss Frank Huff, all of Allen
county.
Angelo Scott, who has been spend.
ing vacation at home returned to Law.
renee last week to attend the State Uni
yersity.
Died, in lola township, Friday
morning, January 18th, 1877, of pleurO-
pneumonia, Mrs. Celia Whitelock, aged
70 years.
The taxes paid by the l.. L. & G..
pay the interest on their bonds and leave
small amsnnt over-as sort of sink
ing fund.
In the case of J. c. Merritt vs. Will
liam Williams, the decision of the Dis
triict Court has been reversed by the
Supreme Court.
Mr. w. T. Mitchell and daughter,
of Barry, ILL.,. who have been visiting
with Mr.. John Arnett, returned home
last Monday.
Married, at lola. Kansas, January
9Th, 1877, by Rev. S. G. Clark, Mr.. John
Franklin Schornick and Miss Sierra Ne
vada Roush, all of Allen county.
Our new Probate Judge has issued
three marriage licenses this week but
owing to the returns not having been
received we cannot give their names.
Married, January 9th, 1877, at the
residence of the brides father, at Erie,
Kansas, byDr. c. +. Stauber. III. w.
Talcott, and Emma +. Toy. No cards.
An interesting letter from Alva
Walker. Ottawa. Kans. giving a descrip-
ton of the recent accident on the L. l..
& G., is crowded out by press of other
matters.
In the list of officers elect of lola
Grange. for the present wear, which was
published last week. "Pomnna" should
have been Miss Sallie Lackens, instead
of Mrs Laken.
u L. Dennisson. of OsageS Mission, for
merry citizen of lola. has been Oh y
visit To his sister, Mrs c. f. Briggs. this
week. Mr. Dennison favored The REG.
lister with friendly call.
-Cilas A. Lakin anI lad " County
Clerk, + S. Slower. Cliff Butteriipld,
Miss Ida and Emma C"chrane and Miss
Bette Reed, attended the theater at
Humboldt, Monday night.
Mr. l.. l.. Northrup has enjoined the
County Treasurer from collecting the
tax levied by the City Council upon his
bank. The issue will be tried in the
next term of the District Court.
-Chas. d. Briggs has purchased Mr..
VanRiper's farm. a couple of miles south |
of lola. Mr.. Y. takes 'Old Reliahle's"
house and lot in lola, az part payment.
OF course Chas d. will Join the Grange.
District Court adjourned yesterday
and the other court will be merged into |
forever. Judge Talcott carries off one of
Erie's fair daughters to-day.-Neosho
County Record.
DIR. S. Tozer, whose card appears in
another column needs no words of recon-
mendation from us, as his work has al
ways given the best of satisfaction II |
you need anything i'm the dental line |
give the doctor call.
j. ID. Hamrick, who was brought
from Humboldt and incarcerated in the
county Jail two weeks ago, has given a
bond III the amount OF 5000 to appear at
the next term OF the District Court. He
is, charged with stealing harness, and
the evidence was, we believe, mostly
"A man by the name of VIM. II.
Barnes, from Chautauqua county, who
has been enjoying Sheriff Woodin's hos.
pitality, was discharged from custody this
week by the order OF the Board of COun
ty Commissioners of that county. He
is quite an old man and was convicted
JI assault.
Judge H. W. Talcott, accompanied
by his bride arrived at lola last Thursday
evening. The Judge wears his honors
gracefully and his many friends will
hasten to tend congratulations to Mrs.
raicott, while warmly welcoming her to
ner new home. May the journey Of life
be pleasant one to both, is the hearty
wish of TIE REGISTER.
We were informed last Saturday
that they had one of the best Sunday
School festivals imaginable out in Mar.
nation township on Christmas night.
And we would like to enquire if some of
our subscribers in that locality can't
'end u the local happenings regularly
zach week? What will interest you will
interest large number of our readers.
The fourth quarterly meeting of the
[ola charge will be held at the NJ. f.
,hurch in lola, on SUNDAY Jan. nth,
to-morrow). The official business of
ae charge will be transacted immedi-
ltely after the hour of prayer-two
,'clock--.o-day Saturday. The usual
quarterly services will on Sunday and
sunday evening. All are invited.
Taxes have been paid better this
rear than for several years past. Over :
,ne-half of the entire valuation has been ,
,aid on up to December Goth, 1876. The
'aluation paid ON in the different town.
hips is as follows: Geneva Township, ,
;S9, $1,000; Deer Creek, Sl26, 1850; {
Usage, So, 045; Marmaton, S53 ,3O6 /,
ola, Sl2a, 0O7 so; Elm. s54, 0545O; Els s
more, 81, 1913 80; Humboldt, Sl5l,6S5
salem. $40, 25250; Cottage Grove. SS4,-
,O7; lola City, $4,000 Humboldt City, ,
129,S1S 30. Total valuation paid on in ,