The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-07-06

The eagle was torn to pieces on tn
4th. sessgfiE as bE aFi Tl
Now ave your niekels for tn,
circus.
i -Blackberries are plentiful At eighi
cents per quart.
Mr.. John Sherman will furnish
the money, hicl"
The Usage boys were in town nu
merously Tuesday. 70
". d. Sims returned from his visit
east Last Thursday.
Il. L. Low is around once more; he
has been quite sick for week or 70.
Mr.. Lambertson and daughters Of
Lawrence, are stopping at the mineral
well.
Rev. II. N. Miller will preach at
the N. E. church Sabbath (tomorrow)
evening.
&C. A. Lakin will have charge of the
County Clerks Office during Stover's
absence.
Tho greenback speech Monday night
failed to convert the "erring sinner
to any great extent.
School district No. IS invites the
attention of builders to its advertise
ment, in another column.
Mr.. John Allison, of Junction City,
brother of w. G. Allison, of this place,
has been visiting here this week.
w. T. McElroy and W. r. Slavens
took in lola Tuesday. Business before
the County Commissioners brought them
up.
Jay McCarley heard of his horses
over on the Usage, Monday. He was
afraid for awhile that they had been
stolen.
Mrs. Warner left US some magnifi-
cent early rose potatoes Monday. They
were the largest we have seen 30 far this
season.
Married, July ID, at the Locust
Grove House, lola, by Rev. J. w. Alton,
Mr.. Nm St. John and Miss Maggie
Treese.
Bishop Vail, of Topeka, preached at
the NJ. E. Church Wednesday night.
Three ladies were admitted to the church
by confirmation.
Mr.. A. w. Beck PICKED up small
memorandum book this week, just east
of town. The owner can have it by
calling at this Office.
Married, >at tho court house in lola,
June 29tb5 1s7ss BY the Probate Judge,
VIM. Barnes, of Allen county, to Sarah
Kerr, of Neosho county.
John Brown sent in stalk of corn
to Bowlus, Wednesday last, which meas
ured full twelve feet in length. He has
fifteen acres just as good.
r. S. Ayers, our polite station agent
on the L., L. & G.. at this place, has a
spick and span new telegraph instru-
ment over which he feels proud.
Why don't the school board make
sure of O good teacher for the coming
year? We notice that teachers have
been secured in most of the towns in the
State.
We publish the Fourth of July ad-
dress of Hon. w. A. johnson, this week,
and next, if possible to obtain all of
them, will publish the toasts and re-
sponses.
F. w. Bartlett and wife, of Law.
renee, came down Wednesday evening. |
Prof. Bartlett has been engaged Is an
assistant in the Normal Institute which |
Monday.
Married. At tbs|C Central House, lola,
Kansas, % tbs4th day of July, 1873, by |
John axson, J, P, Mr.. Robert Dawson
and Miss Mary Riggs, all Of Usage town
ship, Allen county, Kansas.
Married, at the residence of the
BRIDES parents in Geneva township,
Wednesday>eveping, July Sd, 1873, by
Rev. s: N. Irwin, Mr.. James Templin
and Miss Maggie Anderson.
IS. T. Gordon shipped . carload of
hogs from this point Wednesday. Marsh.
Hart shipped two carloads at the same
time. Mr.. Hankius was interested in
The lot and went up to Kansas City with
Them.
Mr.. Barth brought US magnificent
stalk of rhubarb, Saturday last. From
lip to root it measured forty.five inches,
md across the leaf twenty-eight inches.
The plant was set out this spring and
he weight Of the three stalks was
upward of four pounds.
'-Scooped! Two to one the Geneva
boys got away with the lola base ball
;lub on the 4th. Letter. of the "Morris
Nine" did it with his "little CATCH"
The lola boys will practice q little be.
ore they try another match game, prob
IDLY. Twas ever thus. 4
THE REGISTER is under many obliga-
ions to the ladies of the Leland Hotel,
Mrs. Elliott and Mrs. CLARK. for the