The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-12-27

The coolest night of the season was
last Tuesday.
John Gordon has been very sick fol
a week or so past.
Mr.. NJ. d. Stout, of Elsmore, fell and
broke his arm last week.
See notice of Mr.. Snyder in another
column. His stock is first-class.
Attend the temperance meeting al
the Methodist church next Sunday
night.
LATE McCarley, who has been quite
sick for some time past is now slowly
recovering.
Our colored brethren held another OF
their festivals at the court house
Christmas eve.
The stores were crowded all day
Wednesday and during the evening
the jam was frightful.
Rheumatism has brought down Mr..
A. P. Brewer. We are informed that
the case is a severe one.
Fresh and pure stock and low prizes
are the rule at Stevens0n's drug store.
You are invited tocall and see.
Mr.. Geo DeClute, son of C. H. De
Clute, arrived from Michigan last week
and will hereafter make his home in
lola.
The band boys were out yesterday
afternoon and played some very fine
pieces ofmusic. The boys make good
showing.
A skating party of young gentlemen
and ladies had splendid time on ice
yesterday afternoon. And the stars OF
earth were there.
The M. E. social will be held at the
residence of Mr.. J. III. Richards next
Tuesday evening. A pleasant time
will be had by those attending.
Miss Lucy Simpson returns to-mor-
row to her old home in Illinois. A
farewell social was held at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Vannuys, last Monday
evening.
G. A. Steele has moved his stock into
Hartman & Casmire's store, where he
will still continue to show the finest
line ofiewelry, clocks, etc., ever brought
to this market.
The Masonic societies, Blue Lodge
and Eastern Star, will install their re-
Gently elected officers next Saturday
night, at which time they will have a
good supper and good time.
The patrons of the lola school have
very generally attended the: examina-
tons which werein progress this week.
The general report is that the teachers
and scholars have done we'll.
The hdbeas corpus baby case was
tried before Judge Talcott and dismiss
ed. The father retains possession of the
child, and the mother will probably
institute further proceedings.
There! We've hurt our neighbours
feelings and he gushes over his SISTERS
and his cousins and his aunts." He's
just Young enough to feel that a girls
love is without Price-or with, we for
get which.
The preliminary examination OF
Broughton, Stewart and Hamilton,
charged with completely in the murder
of young Mclaughlin, resulted in their
discharge. There was no evidence that
they were implicated in the act. Jen-
nipgs will be tried in the next term OF
the District Court.
The NJ. f. Sunday School entertain
ment at their church Wednesday even
ing was well attended. The program
was excellent, the music being partic-
ularly fine. A house, the walls Of
which were composed Of beautiful
presents, was inviting the envy OF
those who were not members of the
school.
Mr.. Monfort's boy rode in to the sup
per Christmas eve and hitched his horse
by the church. Another young man
rode the horse off to Humboldt and
returned late at night. MOnfort Dor
rowing horse rode home. There
might be a rather serious criminal
charge brought against the joker il
this case.
Mr.. Chas. Barth will accept thu
tho N La of tho xUiEo Of tho odifo. for. G