The Iola register., 1879-09-12

Local HaPs and MtshaPs.
School opens next Monday.
Wheat sowing is in progress.
Fresh lemons at Scott & Goforth'a
Two tramping boot blacks in town
this week.
u new girl arrived at Newt. Strongs
last Saturday.
Blank warranty deeds ct this Office.
Call and get . supply.
The book agent has been supplanted
by the fruit-tree man.
vThe melon rinds upon our streets and
sidewalks are nuisance.
An ordinance preventing cruelty to
is needed in lola.
T. s. Slower, County Clerk, left yes
terday for a weeks absence.
His Honor, Mayor Richards. was sick
abed the fore part of this week.
A full supply of school books for ex'
change and introduction at Scorr's.
Try the White Rose, for sale at
COwAN & IRELAND's.
Lubricating oils of all sorts from 80
cents to SLIGO per gallon at SCoTT's.
An African camp meeting just below
the city makes things lively o ghts.
EMiss Minnie Richards has taken the
place of Elmer Paxson in the post Office
A new sign in front of Young & Clark
store reads: "Miss Gibson, Dress Max
ing"
The best stock of cigars and tobacco
to be found in the city at Scott & 60
forth's.
; Mr.. Mounser has commenced work OF
a new residence in the eastern part o
town.
The Ancient Order of Templars had I
an oyster supper at their lodge last Fri
day evening.
Our thanks are due Mr.. Ihrig for som'
of the incest sweet potatoes we hav'
seen this year.
V Millard McCloud has gone to Nebraska
This leaves the band without leade
for the present.
Through some misunderstanding Eide
Norton failed to lecture on temperate
Saturday evening.
Mr.. Anderson's little daughter VIII
had been sick fof some time past, die
last Tuesday night.
We will pay the highest market pric
for country produce.
ScoTT & GoFOTH.
An unusually large amount of hay ha
been put up, and now farmers are busil
engaged in cutting up corn.
Mr.. f. Slagle's baby died last Atonda
morning after a short illpess, His vii
is considered dangerously ill.
Prof Harris was called to return to HI
home in Illinois, this week, on accouI
of the dangerous illness of his wife.
The competition for schools is qui'
lively, as the number of teachers
greater than the number of schools.
Ten dozen pairs ladies' fine kid bu
ton shoes S1.75 pr, at
OF NoRTHRUP & Co.'S.
If you want peace in the house use Il
Kitchen Queen for sale at
| CowAN & IRELAND's.
Married, in lola, by the Probate Judg
September 9th, Mr.. W. HFopeman al
Miss M. E. Stewart, both of Allen count
<Miss Maggie DeMoss, James DeMo'
Homer Hendricks and Chas. Scott we
to Lawrence this week to attend Il
State University.
J.F. Colborn has full line of Doc
and shoes, just received, which he will 81
cheap. Standard screw work for hea'
wear. Call and see the goods.
The Usage Social will meet at t
residence of Mr.. John Close, on Ssturd,
September 9th, afternoon and evenir
Everybody requested to be peesent. =
; 1t is suggested by some of the
soldiers that it would be good idea
! their re- e-union at the Falls Fair for eve
soldier to wear his corps badge on his h
u Prof. Henry Worrall, who is to arrar
the agricultural exhibits at the fair
t Neosho Falls, thinks that the exhibit
: can be made to excel that of the Kan
: department at the Centennial.
II Some parties who recently purcha
y Texas ponies believe in the old style
''breaking" horses. 1t may be
:, proper thing to do, but it looks bari
Gus to see a big man beating q sn
horse.
Corolin Crawford will read in the {
Fellows Hall, Wednesday evening, s.