The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-08-24

New hay is coming in lively.

Mrs. Wing has been quite sick thi
week.
"A. 8. Hawkins, of Elm, is on tn
sick list.
Read Mr.. Pixies advertisement of hi
shoe shop.
Important information among tn,
"local notes."
business was unusually good in towr
last Saturday.
The school house is being put in
thorough repair.
| j. H. Richards is at home from hi.
recent trip east.
Remember the old settlers meeting
next Thursday.
Mr.. Isaac WEIGH has been very sick
for week or so.
Mr.. Post has lost . large number Of
hogs with cholera.
The masonry at the railroad bridge
is about completed.
Are you going to the grand temper
ance camp meeting.
Miss Ida CochraDe has accepted a
position in Yates store.
Mr.. Buchanan is around again after
a severe spell of sickness.
MIR. Allison still remains about the
same. Slowly recovering.
Mr.. Ingersoll visited the northern
part of the State this week.
Mr.. A. E. Warner and wife, of Ohio
are visiting at Mr.. Bassett's.
Mrs. Theodore johnson and family,
of Neodesha, are up on visit.
1t has been very warm part of this
week; Wednesday particularly.
Prof. Shomon, formerly of lola, is
now postmaster at Empire City.
Mr.. McChesney, of Warren county,
Ohio, is visiting at Mr.. Cooks at present.
Our land Office firms have been
doing a big business the past week or so.
We presume the school board will
have the primary school building painted.
The District Fair has sent out some
very attractive bills, printed in colors.
ID. w. Bostwick has been assisting
Bowlus in showing land buyers around.
If a person has tendency for ague
these warm days and nights will develop
it.
-Messrs. Elliott & Clark have had a
couple thousand cards printed for their
hotel.
MIR. John Mcdonald and several of
his family have been sick for week or
SO past.
Remember, child, remember our
county fair commencing the 18th of
next month.
-"Quilp's" letter from Marmaton
township, was received too late for last
weeks paper.
j. R. Berry, of Geneva, has been
bleaching out for awhile. He is getting
around again.
lola and Geneva boys are "sassing"
each other about base ball. They'll have
another tilt soon.
Mr.. English's folks have been sick
for a week or 50. His Oldest boy was near
ly sunstruck recently.
Judge Bell deserves denomination
for the Office of County Attorney and
will get it, We predict.
Eddie Torrance, son of David and
Sarah Torrance, died August 18th, 1878,
aged one year and six months.
The wagon wheel of a wagon on
which VIM. Conley was hauling hay
broke down in the street Thursday.
MIR. L. E. Smith, of Humboldt,
dropped in to see us Monday. He has
opened a grocery store there.
"A reception was held at the resi-
leuce of Mrs. w. II. Richards, Tuesday
evening. for Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Bell.
The third nine of lola beat the Hum.
Doldt boys three to one last Saturday.
never could play base ball.
Prof. Hoover, who formerly taught
he public school at this place, will take
charge of the Neodesha school this fall.
MIR. Eshbaugh has sold out his in
crest in the meat market to Ellis, who
will hereafter dish up the choice steaks.
Mr.. Robt. Cook has the worst kind
If catarrh in his hand. There is some
ear that he will lose one of his fingers.
--Bowlus sold Mr.. John Gotlob, of
Christian county, Illinois. 80 acres of
abroad land, lying east of town, this
week.
"A mass convention of the democracy
will be held at the court house to-day
or the purpose of nominating county
ticket.
The officers of the fair have had q
water proof roof put on the fair building.
Don't you forget that no goods will be
damaged this year.
MIR. Rhodebarger while at work at
lis moving machine last Tuesday, had
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