The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-12-07

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brings him around about tax paying
time.
Just to be in the fashion The REGIS.
4 TER notes that big sand pile near Mr..
Northrup's store. Why can't man have
sand" without being the subject of COLI
slant notice.
Mr.. a. w. Beck is putting out large
number of grape vines, some Of the finest
varieties; also blackberries. raspberries
and improved gooseberries in innumera-
BILE quantities.
The Murphy club will meet at the
Presbyterian church next Tuesday night,
at which time Messrs. Murray and Alder
man will address the audience. Let there
be good turn out. So. ~
Married, at the residence of the brides
parentsi in Woodson county, by Rev. VIM.
Hankins, Dec. 4th, 1873, Mr.. William
H. Cook and, Elisabeth E. Best, both Of
Woodson e6uuty, Kansas.
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Nv Married, at the residence of I. B.
Lawyer, December An, 1878. by Rev.
VIM Hankins, Mr.. Qeofge lite and Miss
Ida L. Redus. Tb3 printers return
thanks for suppiytof cake.
! Business men and others have laid in
a good supply of coal and wood for win
ter use. The state of the roads has been
such that vast quantities of these articles
have been hauled to town lately.
Christmas eve, the Presbyterian Sun.
day School will give grand entertain
ment at the church. The attendance at
the school will be largely increased du-
ring the next few weeks, probably.
Minnie Proctor, who has been suffer
ing for the past five weeks with typhoid
fever, and whose recovery has been
doubted, is now improving. Sadie has
been affected similarly but made aquick
recovery.
VCapt. l.. A. Thrasher went up to To-
peka last Monday. on business connected
with his surveying expedition last sum-
mer. He will visit the western part of
the State before his return, which will be
about Jan. LIST.
We take pleasure in calling attention
to the advertisement of Ramsey, Millett
& Hudson, binders, etc., of Kansas City.
We have patronized these gentlemen in
the past and they have always given
good satisfaction.
This section was visited by cold
north east rain last Saturday. Towards
night it turned to sleet, Sunday morning
the ground being covered with light
fall of SNOW. Monday turned of warm
| and pleasant again.
Although disagresing with the Leaven-
worth Times as to its political and perso-
nal likes and dislikes, we would call at
tention to its prospectus in this issue
simply a. a matter Of honesty. As
newspaper, it is all it claims to be-which
cannot be said Of all papers.
VSome scalawag wa, fooling around
Mr.. Bevington's residence just after the
fire yesterday morning. After Mr.. B.
had gone away his wife locked all the
doors which prevented an entrance. This
might show that the barn was fired for
the purpose of plumber, while the citizens
were away from home.
The splendid weather that We have
been having for the past month cannot
be surpassed. we think, by any country
famed for clear skies or pleasant weather
not even by Italy ITSELF Clear, frosty
nights, followed by warm sunshiny days,
not too warm to be oppressive nor too
cold to be unpleasant.
The New York Tribune, in its prospec-
tus this year, recounts, fairly enough, its
work during the late campaign. 1t is
undoubtedly rightin summoning Repub-
licans to the continued work of diffusing
sound political principles among the vo-
tiers of the country. Its programme for
the next year presents an attractive ar
ray of good things and its premiums for
clubs are excellent. Read the prospec-
tus in another column.
Mr.. J. B. Hill has organized the Uni.
ted Order Of Ancient Templars, new
secret temperance society.'in lola this
week. The organization starts with a
good membership and will probably sue
coed. They will meet again next Mon
day night at which time additional men,
bers will join. The new order has our
best wishes. Mr.. Hill has not received
the attention and courtesy that should
have been rendered him.
In addition to the regular jury for the
adjourned term of coust on the 18th inst.
an additional list was drawn this week,
as follows: H. A. Black, Humboldt;
P. R. Mcclure, Geneva; + N. Funston,
Geneva; N. y Wisborg, Cottage Grove;
P. s. LiksS, Elsmore; r. S. Rogers.
Humboldt Paul Fisher, Humboldt; J
E. O'SEsl, Usage; Geo. Esse, Geneva;
l. C. guppy, Humboldt; Henry Patstring,
-Hunboldt; L. A. Wagner, Cottage
Grove; J. o. Hottenstein, Salem ; J. A.
Cox, Humboldt; Geo. H. Requa, Mar