The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-05-18

! Plenty Of stock water.
March weather this week.
The license question will come uI
next Monday night
Why not start the Mofett bell
punch if license is granted?
TO growl, or not to growl? that's
the question. 1t rained yesterday.
y. II. vannuye is putting up fine
barn near his residence on Madison ave
nue.
Mrs. C. NJ. Rice, of Highland, Kan.
sas, is visiting relatives and friends in
this county.
Monroe Goforth feels mighty proud
over the arrival Of . new boy At his
hosue, last week.
-Chas. NJ. Richards and wife, OF OF.
tawa, are making . visit to friends at
lola, this week.
-Gooseberries in narket-mostly Of
the tame variety, the wild ones not being
of much account.
John Gwiliem sold his farm to DR..
Hendricks, and bought an eighty Of
Bowlus, this week.
Mrs. Riley, Of Elm township, died
quite suddenly of erysipelas, this week.
She was buried yesterday.
Mrs. Chas. Lakin has been making
a visit to her mother, at Fredonia, Will
son county. She returned this week.
Elder Hanger, of the Christian
denomination will preach at the Baptist
church, next Sunday (to-morrow) at II
A. NJ.
Letter heads, note heads, envelopes,
statements, bill heads, ETC., printed in
the highest style of the art, and at the
lowest prices.
John Burberry, of Indianola, War
rem County, Iowa, and . relative of Mr..
White, is stopping at the Mineral Well
for his health.
Heavy frosts this week in the more
Northern states and at Des Moines,
Iowa. q snow-storm was the event of the
season. No frost here as yet.
Attention is called te the fact that
Mr.. James Faulkner will sell At public
sale in lola to-day, . lot ofstock, farming
and household goods.
The Board of Equalization will
meet the first Monday in June. Those
having grievances they may want re.
dressed, should be present at that time.
There is considerable discussion
among the young men as to how long a
time should elapse before a "feller"
should call and get his forgotten UNI
brella.
Rev. L. L. Holden of the Episcopal
church Cd. W. will hold divine services
in lola, on Sunday, the 26th inst, at the |
N. E. church, at ten o'clock A. NJ, and |
P. NJ.
Miss Lou. Colbu n returned this |
week from visit to her sister, Mrs. w. |
W. Scott, at Edgerton, Kansas. Mrs.
Scott is visiting her parents at lola at
present.
Theodore Parker once said: 81 be-
ieve in the golden eagle, the silver dol
ar and the copper cent and these three
ire one. Amen" He was not green
Jack man.
Fishing" q poetical gem, is de.
lined with thanks. Our space being
United, we are not allowed the pleasure
# publishing even original POETRY, but
occasionally.
MIR. Monfort informed us one day
asst week that he had new potatoes and
pring chickens for dinner. Next time
lie must tell us in the morning or we
'ill not notice it.
Elders Geo. I. Butler and E. w.
'arnsworth of Iowa, will address the
eople at the Seventh Day Adventist
amp meeting at Neosho Falls, May
I'd to 9th, 1873.
An Iowa paper wants to see pink
'rappers used by newspaper men in in.
icating to subscribers the expiration of
heir subscription. This would make
ne mail bags blossom as rose.
AT the meeting of the city council q
'st Monday night, Marshal LOOMS was '
to take census of the adult I
'sidents of the city, for the guidance of O
lie council-and VIM. Kuhn. t
Umbrellas, gum overcoats, and rub t
er boots we're in steady demand Wednes- t
~. As most of the folks left those ar
cles at home in the morning, the de-
and was greater than the supply.
are busy eultivating their c
I'm, which looks very fine. Some of K
em have considerable to plant even q
It, but the most of the corn that will b
planted this year is already up. Il
-Chas. D. Briggs informs us that he n
. sold out his grocery store. Mr.. o.
n will move bis bakery into the build :;
g now occupied by Mr.. Briggs. The ;,
tier gentleman will move on his y
rm. -
The time of the arrival and DEPART u