The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-07-14

4 LOCAL NOTES.
| -Trotting raes to-day.
Cut down the burdocks.
| County politics looming up.
! Lightning bugs are plentiful.
Corn 10 about all in taasel now.
Races at the fair grounds to-day.
Ladies riding at the fair grounds to
dsy.
i Services at the Baptist Church to
morrow.
-Cowan & Ireland are running . Now
delivery wagon. It's stylish.
-Chinch bugs were reported in sew
eral places the first of the week.
The billiard saloon has been plas
tered and papered this week.
Remember the meeting of the Di'
rectors of the Allen county fair to-day.
Burlington Patriot take notice: the
buckskin bag was there, also Its owner.
The County Commissioners allowed
. good many accounts last week and this.
There are about sixty-five teachers
attending the normal institute in this
city.
Good board and lodging with com.
Portable rooms can be had at Mrs. Haye',
cheap. 1w
Mrs. Harmon Scott has raised more
spring chickens this year than any lady
We know.
Get your shooting irons ready for
the expiration of the game Law ap-
proacheth.
NO. castor oil, SLIGO per gallon !;
lubricating oil, so cents gallon; all at
Stevenson's. 1w
An enjoyable party was held At the
residence of Rev. 8. G. Clark Friday
mig int Of last week.
The Van Horn case came up last
Saturday on q motion for . new trial
and it was granted.
Stevenson says he has full stock Of
the best drugs in the county. Bob.
always tells the truth. 1w
BY request we re.publish the game
law in this weeks paper. 1t will be
found on the second page.
Rev. Brown will fill the pulpit at the
N. E. chuch Sabbath morning, July
18th, at halfpast ten o'clock.
Rev. D. Il. Fielding will hold ser
vices at the Baptist church, Sunday,
July 22d, 1877. All are invited.
There will be preaching at the Bap-
fist Church, tomorrow at II o'clock by
Rev. J. w. Alton, OF Liberty, Mo.
East Madison avenue will probably
furnish US with . few local items before
long; at least, that's the indications"
The Leland Hotel boasts of new
lamp and lamp-post. Cogswell don't
intend to hide his light under bushel.
-Marrisd, at the NJ. E. parsonage,
July lth, by Rev. J. s. Kline, MIR. John
Gsphsft and Miss Lizzie sagesser. all of
Allen county.
r. B. Steveuson's store Away, was
neat but since his sister Miss Josie has
taken position there the arrangement
and neatness of the display is improved
The death of Rev. C. 4. Floyd,
which we announced last week is contra
dicted by the Independence papers Of
this week. He was doing we'll at last
Farmers say that rain last Monday
made two-thirds of corn any way but that
another shower in q week or 30 will make
q glorious crop. Well get the shower
Tice says 50.
Mr.. Funkhouser has had fine two.
story barn erected on his property on
Mr.. F. has made q good
many little improvements this spring |
and now has very fine place.
"A complaint was made before Jus-
lice Boyd last Tuesday, charging Char
ley O'Briant with assault with intent to
kill. The case was continued and the |
escaped the next night. Good
riddance.
The normal institute has organized
! literary society to continue while the
institute is in session. We understand
hat everyone is made welcome to their
meetings, which are held on Tuesday
md Friday evenings in the schoolhouse.
From our midst God has called to
lis home On high one Of our brightest
little oneS On the morning Of June 18th
Georgia Apple, after an illness of three