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

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LOCAL MATTERS.
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Vacation time for the school children.
A few cords of wood to saw and split
Inquire at this Office.
Buy your drugs, books and station
cry at Stevenson's drug store.
School stationery of every descrip-
ton at Stevenson's drug store.
The lola students are all home from
the State University to spend the hol-
idays.
Sprinkle ashes on the sidewalks fol
sinners cannot stand on slippery
places.
Prof. F. w. Bartlett, of the Law
renee schools, is at home to spend the
holidays.
The sudden changes in the weather
during the past two weeks has given
good many "bad cold in the head"
There were many happy faces about
town last night and this morning.
Santa Claus was very generous this
year.
The scholars of the Presbyterian
Sunday School were provided a first
class supper and desert. A very pleas
ant time was had.
Capt: Coffin, of Humboldt, made us a
short call Monday. The Capt. congrat-
ulated The REGISTER for its stand on
the law and order business.
Announcements for township Offices
will be inserted for $500 cash in ad-
vance. If not paid before published
they will be charged $3.50. Candidates
will find it pays to announce early.
A descriptive article by a traveller
through the southwest Missouri and
into Arkansas, by one of our friends, is
too long for publication at present.
During the holidays our space is linn
tied.
Mr.. Rosenberger has made arrange
ments to furnish fruit and ornamental
trees to the people of this section next
spring. See his notice in another col
umn. We believe him to be a well
posted man in the nursery business.
A Western National Fair Associa-
ton has been organized at Lawrence,
Kansas. The executive board embraces
men from all over the State. 1t is
proposed to make it q success, and the
management should have the hearty
cooperation Of the people all over the
State.
A Neosho Falls correspondent of the
Yates Center News thinks he can de-
tect the fine italian hand of Slavens
in the columns of the Independent.
The independent tone evidently shows
the fine italian or some other style of
Jim-whose surname we have for
gotten.
For the benefit of the Interstate we
publish the last batch of Okalona vap-
orings. Tie Republican press Of the
country keep them going all the while
but the I, S. does not (?) see them.
We dropped such articles but if the
boys want to see them we can easily
publish a few occasionally.
We want good correspondent al
Carlyle. A community as intelligent
and progressive as the people of that
ghhcrhood should be represented
every week in the local paper Of the
county. The position is open and must
be filed. We should like to hear from
Geneva little oftener.
Rev. e. X. Lynn, Of Carlyle, who
performed the marriage ceremonies OF
the triple wedding last week, has a
strong hold upon the hearts and aftec.
tons of his old Pensioners. A long
acquaintance with him well illustrates
the power of old associations and mem.
cries. There are few men who would
not bettered by association with q
Christian gentleman of his strong in.
tellectual caiber. May his years with
us be many.
Dan Rice, the celebrated Snowman
has been converted to Christianity
and will at once enter the field as an
Evangelist. Several years ago dur
/ inn g revival he mitchell his circus