The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-03-31
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About time for April showers.
"A new millinery store starting.
Vote for the best man ON Monday.
| Prairie fires ere in active operation
! Another dry goods store on tn
way.
u. NJ. Perkins moved to Missouri
last week. =
-Fou. pounds of coffee. for $l.oo, q
| FRANCIS. LIFT
DO you intend to vote bonds for tn
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i Rick. Case is up from Fredonia on
visit this week.
&C. NJ. Simpson takes charge Of tn,
post Office Monday.
-Bowlns went up to Lawrence OF
business this week.
! Commissioner court meets q weel
from next Monday.
j. 81. Ladd is putting up q new
fence around his residence.
City election next Monday. Poll
open at Odd Fellows Hall.
-Chas. Steele has moved his stocl
into the post Office building.
Fine rain last Thursday. Interfere.
somewhot with spring work.
"A new furniture store wanted in
Iola-and it will surely come.
If you want first-class smoke, buy
your cigars of Cowan & Ireland. lw
Jas. Rawsou is down from Emporis
on visit. He reports trade good.
MIR. Yates is going to put in a first
class millinery stock in q few weeks.
Apple, our popular photographer, i,
always prepared to take good pictures.
Read Col. Smiths card in the Direc'
tory. The Colonel is a good attorney.
"A few extra copies of this weeks
paper can be had by applying at once.
Miss Maggie Demoss is visiting rela.
tives and friends at Neodesha this week.
Tomorrow is the first of April and
look out you don't get "April fooled"
The best is always the cheapest.
Buy the "Anchor Flour" at FRAN
cIs'. LIFT
See what a cheap farm Bowlus is
advertising at this time. 1t is big bar
gain.
Church directory and considerable
other local matter left over until next
week.
Homer Hendricks returned to school
at Baldwin City the latter part of this
week.
"A communication from Usage Twp.
was received too late for publication. 1t
will appear next week.
Mrs. John Weith has been quite sick
with congestion of the lungs, we under
stand.
The new spring styles of ladies hats
were abundantly displayed at church last
Sunday.
Stock men may profit by reading A.
L. Bears local notice of short horn stock
for sale.
Our hardware dealers have put the
price of agricultural implements down
almost to cost.
We hear the name of John Paxson
mentioned in connection with the Office
of Mayor.
DIR. Fulton has a fine horse which
all lovers of fast horses will do we'll to
to look at.
i. S. WEIGH is putting good fence
around his residence, and preparing to
set ont trees. a.
j. K. Boyd, in addition to his duties
as Justice of the peace. practices in the
different courts.
DIR. Gillian has set out fine row of
trees i'm front of his residence on Wash
ington Avenue.
MURRAY & Richards have moved
their law Office over the post office. south
side of the square.
&c. w. J." writes good letter from
School District No. 80. Would like to
have him continue.
-Chas. Elliott's father and mother,
from Iowa. are making him a visit.
They came last week.
IF there are any funds in the treas
ury, wouldt it be good idea to repair
the school-house fence.
County Attorney, Peter Bell, will
do general law business in addition to
the duties of his office.
Mr.. VIM. Cowan has put out line
of shade trees in front of his residence
on Washington Avenue.
Alb. Downer has a fine nursery stock
displayed on the south side of the public
square. He sells cheap.
The County Treasurer is disbursing
the March dividend of the school fund
to the distric. treasurers.
A large crowd stood around and
watched the testing of a new sulky pillow
on the square last Saturday.
"A full stock of pure drugs, paints,
oils, dye stuffs, patent medicines and
window glass at Stevenson's. 1w
DO the County Commissioners in
tend building a fire proof vault for the |
the safety of the county records?
Drugs, medicines, chemicals, lamps,
perfumery and fancy toilet articles kept !
on hand at Stevenson's. 1w
When the ladies want anything in
the way of fine millinery work, we ad-
wise them to consult Mrs. Simpson.
Better call on DR.. TOzer and get
your teeth filled. 1t may save you
good deal of suffering in the future.
Some of our citizens will fail to 60 to
The polls so that they can find fault with
the actions of the council next year.
AS we 60 to press on Friday after
noon, the report of the railroad meeting
will have to wait until our next issue.
The Masonic and Odd Fellow lodges
If lola are represented in THE REGISTER
md give our town q good name abroad. (
-fnd HOW it is A. W. Beck who is
rejoicing over the arrival of young
ady at his house, Dr. Fulton officiating.
The Office of DR.. DeMoss is over
Francis store, and when you want med
cal services, oall either at his Office or
residence.
Get sack of the "Anchor" -four at
Jowan & Ireland's, and you will always
rave light, white and sweet bread, rolls
md biscuits. 1w
Hudson Grange had q supper one
night this week. Stran &c, that there is
10 one in Marmaton township that could
write it up"
-Reimert is now the only tailor in
lola, and has such Q rush Of work that
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