The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-12-20

Skates at Henderson & Roofs.


Skates at Henderson & Roots.
A light fall of snow Wednesday night
Ice dealers are getting resdy for work
"Wednesday was the coolest day Of th,
season.
Our school children are out for tn.
holidays
| Sugar cured hams at Richards 8
COwan's.
Grand rush at the Treasurer's Office
this week.
Plenty of ice next summer-if it il
put Up this winter.
The merry jingle of sleigh bells are
heard all around.
Positively, no coal will be sold on
credit hereafter. A. w. BECK.
No admittance will be charged at eth.
er OF the entertainments Christmas eve.
Bowlus has . new boy at his house,
which is the attraction of that part OF
town.
Elder Mitchell preached to large con.
gregations considering the Indictment
weather.
Mr.. E. D. Cain of Deer Creek, came
near having fire at his place lately. A
detective fue.
Through private letter, we learn that
Gov. Anthony will pardon NJ. H. War.
ner before long.
How the boys and girls at school en-
jOyed the snow. Ye local had to run
the gauntlet this week.
w. r. Thompson, representing the
Victor Sewing Machine, made us a
business call last week.
1t costs money. but if you don't take
her out sleighing, ten to one she will go
with some other fellow.
The plat of the new cemetery was
made by County Clerk Stover, and re-
fleets credit upon bis skill.
In another column we publish an arti-
Gle from the Kansas City Times, portion
of which we heartily endorse.
The big snow caught some of the town
folks out of corn. There was none at all
in town the fore part of the week.
Miss Matte Grimes, sister of Mrs
VIM. Davis, is here from indianapolis,
and will visit here during the winter.
We have a job lot of cheese for sale
cheap. Quality guaranteed.
RICHARDS & CowAN.
Mr.. J. o. Fife, recent addition to
the bar of Humboldt, was admitted to
the Allen county bar last Wednesday.
Some one having a copy of the exer-
-cises for the week ofprayer, will confer
favor BY leaving it at this Office, at once
Mr.. Miller is now receiving a complete
line of furniture and is extensively cir
culating the news in the shape of hand
bills.
Don't forget that you can buy lamp
complete, burner, chimney and all, at
from Is cents to SITS at r. B. Steven
sons.
Stevenson is receiving Mexican dollars
and Trade dollars at their face value for
goods and pays them out in change at
ninety cents.
Murray g. Richards brief for the Su-
preme Court. in the case of f. D. Wolf
vs.. George Dozer was turned out by our
printers this week.
Ifany one will pass up and down the
streets of lola they will come to the con-
clusion that every house is possessed of a
musical instrument.
The very incest stock of holiday can
dies of every description just received at
Chas. Otten's bakery. Be sure and see
them before you buy.
Mr.. Rice returned from a trip to La
bette county this week and reports the
fruit trees nearly all ruined in that local
ity by the late storm.
The largest mail ever received at lola,
came in Monday night. Three large
sacks of mail made things lively at the
Office until late hour.
Prof. Harris succeeded in getting
quite respectable number Of parents to
visit the school this week. Printed invi-
tatiops were sent to each family.
The publisher of the Interstate says
he shall not move that paper to lola
until after the holidays. The election
days of 1880 would be nearer correct.
The city council will pass an ordinance
regulating the running at large of horses
and cattle in the streets of the city, at
their next meeting. Sowe are informed,
at least.
Some thieves stole lot of clothes
from Mr.. SCHNEIDER this week. They
were left out to dry over night, and
clothes, line and all were gone in the
morning.
In the way of Christmas trees lola will
be well provided for this year. The
little folks will probably be the gamers
thereby as it will give them two chances
instead of one.
The small boy who babe goodbye to
Sunday school just after the picnic is
now making desperate attempts to regain
his standing in time for the coming
Christmas tree.
The best stand, largest stock and choic-
est assortment of cigars, tobsccos, pipes.
cigarettes, etc., in this county can be
found at the postoffice. If you don't
believe it call and be convinced.
Wednesday morning at o'clock c.
NJ. Simpsons thermometer registered Is
degrees below zero at the post office at
7 O'Clock the thermometer registered IA
degrees below. How cold ish dot?
Reuben Whitaker, a school teacher in
Elm township was arrested charged with |
one of his scholars, boy |
about twelve years old. The case comes
up before Justice Paxson next Tuesday.
Rev. Mr.. Shank will fill the pulpit at
The NJ. E. Church, Sabbath the 22d at
10y IA. m. Rev. H. N. Miller at Up. m.