The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-08-11

Tho City HSssl = Chanuts W
burned down Tnssday morning-pe
bly, an ineendiary fire. This makes IL
ssond o. third serious frs for Chaaus'
within . year.
Monday aftsrnooa IL tksrmonetel
melted, and 10 lost III tsaek # H hsat
Persons who were around swslsssing Il
this "neck Of woodS havs some ides
how hot it was. ..,i..
Let Republicans turn out 70 tn
primary meetings in The di6ereat tows'
ships, and then stand up to the rack
prepared to eat The food furnished BY
the convention.
The Kansas State Board Of Agri.
culture has issued it, report for April,
May and June, AZ which, through tha
kindness Of Hon. Alfred Gray, We have
received copy.
"A mistake having been made in The
levy, another school meeting win have
to be held. Two and-a-half mills lor
incidsntals, Is al the law allows Due
notice will be given. @a Z.
Capt Thrashsr has SEINE fine sibe-
rian, crabappls trees in his door yard.
The finest and heaviest loaded pear tree
that Ne have seen has also osnamented
his yard this summer.
There are about half dozen little
boys In this town who will pilfer- steal
Is the proper word-at every opportu.
nifty. Their parents should introduce .
system Of willow and birch.
There will DO . Sunday School
picnic on Irish branch, in the southwest
corner of Linn County, on Thursday, the
10th inst. Several schools will partici-
pate, and very pleasant time is antici.
psted.
During the wind storm Monday
night, Mr.. Jas. Auderson's house, near
Colony, was blown from its foundations,
and carried of ten or twelve feet. The
family was in it At the time, but fortu.
nately no one was injured.
"Wednesday evening . black cloud
circled round the northern horizon,
which from appearance, shed good deal
of rain in the northern and northeastern
portions of the county. It WAS accom-
panied by considerable wind.
The wind storm Monday night de-
molished Mr.. Garrison's cheese factory
near Carlyle. We understand that it
was utterly blown to pieces. 1t is a &C.
we're misfortune to Mr.. Garrison, and .
loss to the community a. we'll.
Read the card in our Directory" of
Prof. Smith, who announces the COM
of the next term Of the Car
lyle High School. Prof. Smith is an old
and has sustained first. class
school at Carlyle for many
years.
Another old landmark is gone. |
Wednesday the old log cabin back of
LOOMS bakery WAS torn down, on &C
count of having partly fallen in the day
previous. We were told that i: was
.bout the second house erected on the
own site.
Mrs. NJ. E. Hays has been fixing up
Ter restaurant stand in frst-class style
his week. Plastered and papered, it
ooks like bran new room. Mrs. Hays
Keeps popular Place to stop at and in
ends to do all she can for the conven.
ence and comfort of her patrons.
In the casss Of the applications TO dis
olive the injunctions restraining the
ssue of bonds voted by the townships Of
aud Chetopa, Neosho Coun.
y, Judge Talcott granted the motion in
he instance of Centsrville township and
verruled the application in the case Of
;hetops.
Towards the close Of tho exercises of
be normal literary Friday night of last
'eek, some ''smarty" lit cheap cigar in
be hall, and filed the rooms with its
lie fumes. We failed 70 learn the name
'hich saves him publicity. At the close
pine of the "hoodlums" rang the bell
lille passing out.
"A literary society was organized
tuesday nigbs witk twenty-five menu
ers. Rev IN. Atom President
[iss K<fe Thrashsr, Secretary. It will
les< every Friday night, and the public I
enersiiy is invited to attend. It 10 the
to run through the winter.
'hich we hope it will do.
AT the school meeting Thursday, Z
II. J. F. Colbogn was elected director
" the ensuing three years. The levy
y tuition W.>Fut at 8 mills; for Incl.
snta]s/3 pilla The levy IL less than Z
lstfeas but We are informed BY the