The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-06-29

The dsy We celebrate-next Thurs
day.
The City Council meets next Mon
day night.
7 Get your spring chickens ready TO
the pic mic on The 4th.
-Soeak thieves and tssaps are both
sring neighboring towna
H. d. Dickson, Of the Neosho Fall,
Post made ~ pleasant visit Thutsday
VIM. Parker started for Ohio yester
day ON . visit. He wanted to zee his
NANNY"
Mr.. Ingersoll, Of TIE REGISTER, &C
fcompanied BY his family, made visit to
friends at Thayer this week.
There has been An advance in the
price of hogs during the past week. An
item of interest to our farmers.
Mr.. B. Richards had mare severely
cut across the breat by running against
barb wire fence last Wednesday.
7 Mrs. Jennie HcAllister, and chill.
drsn, of Ottawa, Kansas are visiting her
sister, Mrs. L. A. Thrasher, of this city.
Rev. b. K. Muth was in town last
Monday. We understand that he ex-
poets to start back to Indiana for . visit
soon.
I Mr.. Namendorf is having . work
shop put up on Washington Avenue
between Cadmus' loan Office and Otten's
bakery.
] Tho first car load of new wheat was
shipped from lola to Kansas City last
by Mr.. J. A. Montfort of Elm
township.
-Chas. N. Richards has moved from
near Ottawa back to lola, and will move
into the house adjoining the Methodist
y. K. Demos, Esq, of Neodesha, and
; former resident of lola, has been in town
On q visit to his father and old friends
in this vicinity. \
DIR. Hart's thermometer was up to
degrees Thursday-but the
DOCTOR il rather feshy and that may
recount for it.
Mr.. Ed. Robinson, who lived in the
stone house on the hill just across Elm
creek, died last Friday night week after
. short illness.
"Wednesday . special car passed down
he L. L. & G., containing J. F. Buckley,
Dad master, and Supt. of bridges, Field.
They were on an inspection tour.
Capt. Bates, the giant, is now travel'
ng through Kansas, but he is not much
arger than Chas. Steele, just at present.
Cause: that new boy of his that arrived
asst week.
-Messrs. John and Charles Ohlfast. of
Elm township, have just completed a
arge addition to their dwelling. They
low have one of the finest farm houses
n the township.
Mr.. c. J. Raft is now running a.
butcher wagon in lola, and will supply
ur people at their own doors with all
:inds of fresh meat. See advertisement
q another column.
Tho Eastern Star Chapter of the
iasonic Lodge of this place had pleas
mt time Monday evening. A feast was
repaired by the ladies and thoroughly |
njoyed by those present.
Wheat has bsen harvested and 10
ow being threshed, and in most instan-
es it will probably fail to measure from
be machine - many bushels per acre
5 was estimated before cutting.
Mr.. B. Pancoast was down to lola
n visit to his family last Saturday and
unday. He is stopping at Neosho Falls,
nd reports the photograph business
God in that fourishing little town.
Mr.. A. A. Munger, of Girard, called
n us last Monday while on his way to
,ansas City. Mr.. NJ. was looking quite
ell, and Gays that his health has mate
ally improved in the last few weeks.
The Rs. Rev. Bishop Vail, of the
rotestant Episcopal Church will hold
,rvice and preach in the Methodist
EPISCOPAL church, on Wednesday even.
e, July Sd. Services commencing at
o'clock.
Owing to the absence of one of the
there will probably be
othing done by the Board At their es-
on next Monday with the exception of
lowing accounts and transacting other
'utine business. |,
Con Null, the Deer Greek infant,
As in town last Tuesday. He says the
heat in that vicinity is all harvested
I'd was secured in good order. Thresh-
g will commence in q few days and it'll
believed the crop will turn out we'll.
The sale of the L. L. & G. railroad
hich was to have taken place in New
ork on the 5th of the present month,
Is been postponed until July 10th. A
ecial car containing party of men to
praise the road went down . few days