The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-11-09
LOCAL MATTERS.

Prentis lectures at lola.
WHO has house to rent?)
n Tax paying time is around again.
(Call in and pay your election bills,)
Csll and see Stevenson's holiday goods.
PAY up your election bets and "sweaf
bf."
5 T Holiday goods are being ordered by
tour merchants.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warner will return to
] Ohio next week.
S. 7. Gordon shipped two car loads
3 ofhogs this week.
!. Mr.. A. J. McCarley was elected Road
! kOverseer in Dist. No. 5.
: Miss Maggie Norris, of Kansas City, is
t visiting friends at lola.
Ladies calling cards kept in stock and
t printed for 80 cents pack.
> Messrs. Bell & Richards have opened
up new stock of groceries.
, Never have law suit until obliged to /;
then employ E. D. Brown.
Conveyances and other instruments
neatly drawn by E. D. Brown.
Mr.. Joseph Pike will build q residence
on his lots near the NJ. E. church.
S. 7. Gordon shipped a car load of hogs
from lola to Kansas City last week.
Mr.. John Oberg, of Elm township, was
the first man to pay his taxes this year.
v The REGISTER force are open to prop
Iositions to eat that Thanksgiving turkey.
Those automatic toys at Stevenson's
create hubbub among the school chill
dren.
ID Poems on the Beautiful Snow" will
fbe positively declined with thanks this
winter.
We are under obligations to Mr.. c. H.
Pratt, now in Europe, for late Rome
papers.
E. D. Brown is now prepared to attend
to suits in the District Courts or before
Justices.
If you want competent and efficient
attorney try Z. D. Brown before going
elsewhere.
There are great many of the side
walks of our city in terribly dilapidat-
ed condition.
Z Where's that farmer friend who was
going to furnish the pumpkin for the
REGISTERS pie?
Mrs. I. ID. Miller is making a visit to
her parents in the east. Doctor Miller
is keeping bachelor hall.
Anxious papas look ruefully at the
waning wood pile and mourn because
the counting season has begun. |
R. b. Stevenson made trip to Kan.
sas City and Leavenworth, returning J
last Monday. Business, Of course.
Be'sgre and attend Prof Scott enter
ainment at the,school house next Tues
lay night. See notice on third page.
Owing to the fact that Thomas and
Jeremiah will not be in lola this winter,
the old fashioned egg nog will prevail.
I The Republican meeting at the court
house Monday night was magnificent
success, resulting in much good to the
party.
/. Mr.. J. II. Ladd is erecting q work
shop and general carpentering establish
ment on the south east corner of the
square.
Mr.. J. P. Delaplain and family have n
returned from Illinois. We hope Mr.. II
ID. will remain with us permanently, from
now on.
Hon. John Francis came down to vote
lat his old stamping ground this week.
of course everybody shook hands With
our John.
Local matters have been neglected this
week almost entirely. Hereafter we
shall try to pay more attention to our
local page.
Stevenson is receiving Mexican dollars
and Trade dollars at their face value for !.
goods and pays them out in change at
ninety cents.
An effort is being made which will
result in securing Noble L. Prentis to
give his lecture at this place during the
fore part of the winter.
A hard winter is prophesied from all
quarters, in view of which, we would i'm. j
press the idea of having good stock shell.
tiers put up by our farmers.
Married, Oct. 9th, by the Rev. R.
3rowpat his residence in lola, Mr..
Jokn. E. Rice and Miss Anna E. Brumley
both of Humboldt. Kansas. II
Tom Kelly and some others of our Z
good farmers across the river were tel.
ling about their fruit tree experience
Tuesday. Come, boys "set up EN-" s
Rev. L. L. Holden, of the Protestant !,
Episcopal church. will Cd. W. hold Di-
vine Services in the NJ. E. church, SUM-
day at y p. m. A general invitation is
~; vap IN c;t;zons IN attend