The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-07-04

The Ladies Bazaar is headquarters for
all the late styles in fashionable millinery.
If you don't believe it, call and be con-
WINGED.
A Mr.. Hamilton, of Pa, has purchased
100 acres of land east of Mr.. Delaplain's
in Elm township, drought Bowlus' land
agency.
Mad dogs are reported in several Of
our exchanges. It would not be bad
idea to "shy around" the majority ofcura
you meet.
Our meat market is furnishing extra
nice beef just At present. Messrs. Ellis
& Gray seem to be the right men in the
right place.
Mr.. John Davis, of Franklin, Ind, who
has been visiting his son, VIM. Davis, Of
lola, for q few weeks past, returned home
Wednesday.
Mabie & Baker by strict attention to
business are stirring up . good tIade.
Give them . call when wanting anything
10 their line.
Get ready to plant tree seeds this fall
just where you want them to grow
peaches. apples, box-elder, maple,
walnut, etc.
The article headed communicated"
comes to US from q lady of Geneva. OF
the facts We know nothing except as the
article reads.
Alderman & Simpson, the newly.
formed law firm are picking up the boss
business for the length of time they have
been together.
Our ambitious band boys practice
steadily enough to become good players.
Their place of meeting is fortunately
somewhat isolated.
Goforth wants everybody who wishes
good groceries and lots of them at very
low prices to give him a call. And
don't you forget it.
Mrs. Brewster has returned from her
visit to New York State. She says that
nothing would induce her to live there
instead of in Kansas.
There are more bugs to the square
inch in this locality at night than ever
before experienced. The dry weather
Matched them all out.
Philander Ketchum, of Usage town.
ship, was arrested Tuesday and brought
before Justice Boyd, of lola, charged
with the crime of incest.
And now comes Mr.. Chollette and
wants everybody who wish to purchase
lumber to give, him . call and price hif
stock. He is bound to sell.
Squire Nation, of Geneva has invent
ed a new churn which is said to give
good satisfaction. One of them can be
seen at Henderson & Roots.
Geneva items were received too late
for publication last week. They should
reach us not later than Wednesday t.
insure insertion the same week.
Mr.. Calvin Rice and wife, of Highland
Kansas, are visiting friends in this coun
ty. Mr.. Rice did not arrive in time tt
attend the funeral of his father last week
The post office news and cigar depot il
hard to beat for good cigars and tobacoes
Mr.. Templin will wait on customer
with all the urbanity for which he il
noted.
Mr.. Andrew Caldwell, living in thu
southeastern portion of Anderson count!
bought q large Hoosier Grain Drill o
Henderson & Root last week, paying
SIS for it.
A gentleman from Illinois, Mr.. Scott
purchased through the Southern Kansa
Land Agency in lola, last week, thre
hundred and twenty acres of land ives
of the river.
Mr.. Cook, lately from Pennsylvania
has purchased forty acres of land nortl
of town, and has also bought Judge Pax
sons house and lots in the south.wes
part of town.
Mr.. Bissonette has moved his silver
smith shop to the west side of the square
and expects to put in q fine stock o
iewelry. His wife will also do all kind
of hair work.
Miss Belle Parsons was married to MI
Foreman at Independence, Kansas las
Monday night, and will hereafter max
her home at that place. Joy be with tn
happy couple.
| Hair brushes, nail brushes, tool
brushes, shoe brushes, horse brushes
clothes brushes, correl hair brushes, bris
tie brushes, and all kinds of brushes AZ
found at Stevenson's.
Died, at the residence of Mr.. job
Chatfield Monday, June SOth, 1879, D
K. Buchanan, infant child of the lat
Mrs. Buchanan. The funeral took plac
at the house Tuesday.
4 A team belonging to Mr.. Townsen
ran away last week and broke a move
and reaper all to pieces. The drive
jumped off in time to save himself fro'
possible serious injuries.
Messrs. Henderson & Root have lare
and veil selected stock of hardware, til