The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-04-07
Fruit prospects good.

i
H. 8. Davis was in town last Friday
:. Farmers planting corn and sowin
oats.
Why can't lola have an "Arbo
!. Day? ?"
The prairies begin to show gree
grass.
-Four pounds Of coffee for $l.00 a
Francis. 1w
| 1t is not yet too late to set out few
more trees.
Township assessors are chasing prop
erty owners.
Jas. Burns went up to Kansas City
last Tuesday.
Mr.. Cain has set out trees around
his residence.
-Chas. Steele has bought out Steven
sons news stand.
Choice eating apples at Mrs. Hays.
Call and get some.
"A full line of brushes, varnishes and
putty at Stevenson's. 1w
e. N. Yates got back from his bust
ness trip Thursday night.
County Commissioners meet in reg.
ular session next Monday.
Hon. J. L. Arnold has moved with
his family to Neosho Falls.
Fine stationery, envelopes, papers,
ETC., cheap, at Jno. Francis. 1w
The house fly with all his relatives
has come to spend the summer.
MIR. Jas. Burns father, from Mis-
souri,, is visiting him this week.
Quite number of our citizens are
painting their houses this spring.
We noticed the familiar face of Pete
Long in town Thursday evening.
"A. L. Bear and d. Simms shipped
couple of car loads of hogs Tuesday.
The best is always. the cheapest
Buy the "Anchor" flour at Francis. 1t
-Bowlus, the irrepressible, has set out
a fine lot of trees around his property.
Full line of crockery ware of every
description, cheap, at the Grange Store.
Somebody left an overcoat in our
Office about month ago. Call and get
it.
The Baptist congregation dedicate
their church in Usage township to-mor-
row.
Mrs. Simpson always leads the fash
ion in millinery. Call and see the late
styles. 1w
j. J. ConIey has opened boot and
hoe shop over the Grange Store. Call
md see him.
-George Fiske has set out a fine lot of
rees around his residence in the south
part of town. |.
DIR. Bement commenced a course of .
ectures in this city Wednesday evening.
10 and hear him.
City Council met last Wednesday
vening and canvassed the vote of the
ate city election.
We noticed B. d. Allen in town ,
his week. He intends removing his :
amily to Wichita. Il
Read the card of Waymire Bros. in
o-day's parer. You will see their cir G
ulars all over town.
Mrs. A. Bancroft is up from Fredo- I
ia this week visiting her daughter, Mrs.
7. Hawkins, who has been quite sick.
We were pleased to receive call !
.om Prof. Lennon, of Indiana, last Fri
ay. He thinks of locating in our town.
"A social dance was held at Mrs
eed's last Monday evening, as sort of :
Irewell social for Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell. =
w. W. Riggs, of Usage township, I
as broken up and planted sixty acres of n
,rn this spriag, with one team. Who
IN beat it? NJ
The road running east of town has
zen placed in first rate repair. Liberal l
,nations were made by our business
en- and citizens. n
"A Mr.. Campbell, from Wellsville, v
kes charge of the station at lola, vaca-
d by our Campbell. "The Campbells
Exchanging around. a
Our Usage letter should have got 1.
ound in time for last weeks issue. The ct
st half the letter is just the kind CT te
,ws we want each week from "our cor. CT
r." 81
at the residence of the
ide's parents in Geneva Township,
pril 4th, 1877, by Rev. s. NJ. Irwin, -,
r. Afford Settle and Miss NJ. Jennie =.
'hite. :,
We had a call last week from Dep ell
y United States Marshal Vanderpool, g.
Topeka, last Tuesday. He was in F
wn on official business, and is a very
easant and agreeable gentleman.
books, states, pencils, cray
S, pens, ink and stationery at Steven
MS drug store. Also full assortment
all kinds of paper and envelopes.
IL and see how cheap these articles are 10