The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-10-24

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d. w. Bostwick is quite sick this week.
See the new goods at steysssoa's drug
store.
G. R. Camp dropped down to lola
Monday night.
1 have marked Queenswars down Is
per cent. w. A. CowAH.
School stationery of every description
at Stsvenson's drug store.
Miss Mary Hawley has returned to
her homo at Huntington, Indiana.
Anderson & DeClute want you to call
and see their fine stock of clio thing.
Ifyou want TO see yourself a. others
see you, call on w. A. C0wAN.
Horseback riding has become quite
popular among the young ladies of lola.
Miss Kate Stewart, of Chanute, is Wis.
iting Mr.. A. P. Brewers family at this
place.
Miss Ella Cowan will move her stock
of millinery over w. A. Cowan's store
shortly.
Bowlus located Mr.. w. 81. Brant, of
Mexican county, Pennsylvania, on q piece
of land this week.
The court docket for the ensuing term
is crowded out this week. II will appear
in> next weeks paper.
v d. w. Bostwick il building . fine
house on East Madison Avenue. Thus
the good work goes on.
A gseat variety in plumes, fancy feath-
ers, fancy ribbons and flowers at Ella F.
Cokan's milliner store.
TMiss Mollie Gillihan rejoices because
of that new organ purchased by her
father from Mrs. Whitney.
Mr.. McChesney has been quite sick
with rheumatism for few weeks past,
and is still unable to be out.
Pure drugs, patent medicines, paints,
oils, etc.,-a large stock of fresh goods
just opened at Stevenson's drug store.
- Mr.. Frank Brewer Is visiting his IA
Their, who is superintendent of s. A.
Brown & Co.'s lumber yard at this place.
/Geo. A. Bowlus sold the Helm tract
of 1.040 acres. to Mr.. James
of Lake Forest, Illinois, re-
Gently.
v Mr.. J. J. Houston, the popular young
Register of Deeds of Anderson county, is
spending a short vscstion with friends
in Lola.
Mr.. c. NJ. Simpson has purchased al
new piano from Mrs. Whitney. Mr..
John Arnett has also. traded for an ele-
giant piano.
Married, at lola, October 2lst, 1879, by
W. GAllison, Probate Judge, DIR. G. s.
RI Hnells and Mrs. Matte Ayres both
Of Allen county.
Prof Harris reports the school "boom-
Ing" but sickness hes prevented the en-
rollment from being increased to the |
it should.
Bowlus is bothered with an incipient
carbuncle on his right hand. He can
show land, but when it comes to Office
business it is slow work.
Some of the young folks went hickory
nut hunting Saturday. They were gone
all day and got one hickory nut and three
Too much sparkling!
Married. 6n the 18th inst. at the Court
HOUSE, 10y the Probate Judge, J. F.
ShiJAer, of Henry county, No., and
Louisa F. Frazier, of Allen county.
have too much sugar to carry into
he winter. Those wanting so pounds or
more can save money by buying of me
low. w. A. CowAN.
Mr.. Hicks, editor of the Bradford pa.
Ne,cs. was in town Monday evening. Mr..
Il. is looking over our beautiful western
country and will write it up for his paper.
Mr.. F. G. Owen, lately from Kalamazoo
county, Michigan, purchased $40 acres
# land Of Mr.. Geo. A. Bowlus this week
The land is located u miles east of lola.
Mr.. Richardson has just completed .
addition to his boarding
louse. 1t is one of the forced improve
nents made necessary by increasing bus
ness. Il
Mr.. E. D. Brown is building . neat
ouse on South Washington Avenue.
he south part of town seems to be hold.
ng its own in the matter of new build
ngs.
Mr.. John Wolf from Butler county, .
)hio, was out on short visit to his SOD,
. W. Wolf, of Elm township. He re- !,
urned home this week, but first pur-
based 120 acres of land near lola.
Cloth swindlers are reported in differ
ut localities about the State. They
ill be around to this county before long
nd few more of the farmers will mourn Z
he loss of hundred dollars or 90. l.
I have just received the largest and
lost complete stock OF Clocks and Jew.
ry ever brought to this market. Call !
i'd get prices before buying elsewhere, at &
ity Jewelry Store. G. A. STEELE. :
Mr.. Avera aOent for the K r. +. al