The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-03-16
EXCHANGE LOCAL NEWS.

EXCHANGE LOCAL NEWS.
Township assessors are hard at worl
Sunday last was . pleasant day 70
healthy walks.
-Tramps are becoming unusuall
plenty hereabouts.
-Bowlus cold tract of land to Ed
ward N. Hays, of Beulsh Co., Pa, thi
week.
The draymen have been haulin,
goods from the depot steadily all thi
week.
The new faces on the street ever,
day tell the story of vast influx of per
sons from the East.
|. Geo. A. Bowlus has had four or fiv'
teams out this week showing land buy
ers over the county.
Mr.. Charles Carpenter, of Prairie
City, Kansas, bought land nine mile.
northeast of lola, of Mr.. Bowlus, thi.
week.
Mrs. Mary Warner purchased the
house lately bought by Mr.. Wing, in the
northeast part of town, of that gentle
man, this week. She will move into i,
at once.
The county obtained judgment
against the Humboldt Loan Association
this week to the amount of $S11. Is.
The amount was due as taxes on per.
sonal property.
The work of preparing the ground
and setting out trees has commenced in
Every enterprising citizen
should thus beautify his premises, and
sdd to the value thereof.
Mr.. James Mccain and Mr.. Henry
both of Pittsburg, Pa, have
recently purchased Of Mr.. Geo. A. Bow
us, land lying adjacent to Mr.. Helm 8
'tock farm, on Rock Creek.
"A white man was arrested last week
charged with adultery with a negro
vench. He gave bond for his appear
Ince, and the preliminary examination
will be held on the 18th inst.
"A large delegation of land buyers
anne in on the train Wednesday even
ng. There were two families in the
'arty, who have stopped at this place.
heir names we did not learn.
-Messrs. Levi and Richard Walker,
ately from Columbia City, Ind, were
n town last week and purchased of Geo.
|. Bowlus, tract of land about eight
niles northwest of lola. They are both
married and intend making their homes
lere.
MIR. r. Cook brought to town the
ing of diseased hog, and had DIR. Full
On examine them, whereupon the latter
entleman says that it is sure case of
The symptoms are exactly
ne same as in pneumonia cases among
uman beings, aud that there is little
oubt as to the nature of the disease.
is it matter of necessity that keeps
,me people in the aisle talking to their
lends, and thus preventing the egress
those who desire to 60 home? Some
T those who attend church would like
} go home when the benediction is pro-
ounced, and are only detained by the |
loughsless sel6shness of those who mo-
opolize the aisles. If you must talk
} your dear friends wait until you get |
inside, where You will .discommode no.
,dy.
The depot at this place was broken
ito last Friday night. and a number of |
unks opened. and part of their contents
ken. The thieves effected an entrance
? breaking out pane of glass from one !
the west windows, and then withdraw
g the spring fastening SO that the
wer sash could be raised. We have
zen unable to ascertain the amount or
'lue of the property taken, but under
and that it coz sisted principally of
ems clothing and jewelry. The bur-
airy is supposed to have been commit
d by tramps, and a lot of cast off cloth
g was found on Saturday at the stock.
Irds, where they had evidently changed
its. They were tracked to Deer Creek
ter which no further traces could be
und. Il
Mr.. - lite, accompanied by his
mily, consisting of wife and four
ms, arrived at lola last week from Mon
eville, Ohio. They have rented a
use in to%n uDsil they can take pos.
ssion Of the fsfm they have purchased.
r. Bo#lus Informs US that Mr.. T. has
ugKt thefarm owned by Uncle Jimmy
.HlkneE/ south of town, consisting of
0 acpes. Mr.. lite and two of his
ns, kere out last fall, and were highly
sssed with the country, and as a nat
al sequence, could not resist the tempt
ion presented to them. They come
IN locality already we'll represented
this county, and we trust will never
greet the change they have made. Mr..
te is now owner of a fine farm, we'll
uated, and he will be a valuable &C.
isition to this comm unity.
ACCIDENTALLY KILLED,