The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-07-25

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ern points. ]. E. LOCKWOOD,
Gen. Ticket Agent.
r. s. AYREs, Local Agt.
Buy Willimsntic Spool Cotton.
Chss. A. Lakin is still quite sick.
A new lumber yard is certainty.
"Kind words" is published by request.
Mr.. J. II. Richards baby is very sick.
Mrs. Vannuys has been quite sick shis
week.
]. ID. Sims shipped car load of cat.
tie Tuesday.
Don't throw slops into your back yard
this weather.
All kind of mower repairs at Hender-
son & Roots.
Blank warranty deeds at this Office.
Call and get a supply.
Watermelons in town this week. The
crop is reported very large.
Stevenson has had another very fine
sign put on his drug store.
John Brown was granted q license by
the City Council Monday night.
DR.. Scott is selling paints cheaper than
they have been sold for twenty years.
Big stock of white lead, boiled oil and
mixed paints at SCOTS.
Lubricating oils Of all sorts from 30
cents to SLIGO per gallon at Scorr's.
Call at o. 2. Northrup 4 Co.'S and
get a sample spool of Willimantic cotton.
Prairie chickens are ripening very fast.
They will be ready to pick before long.
Mr.. Worst has moved his family over
the postofice until he can rent house.
Nr. Sweet has moved his family to bis
farm. recently purchased on the Usage.
Or. Chastsin is highly pleased by the
arrival of new girl baby at his house
this week.
Klaumann has had an addition built
to his store. Trade must be increasing
over there.
Mr.. G.. NJ. Bell, now one of the mer-
chant princes of Yates Center, was in
t,wn Tuesday.
Miss Ella Pratt has been quite sick the
past week with bilious fever, but is now
convalescing.
Mrs. J. P. Delaplain returned last
week from q visit to her daughter at
Valley Falls, Kansas.
Rev. r. Hahn, recently from Iowa,
will preach at the NJ. E. Church Sabbath
morning ut the usual hour.
Dan. Thorp was quite sick Monday
night with cholera morbus. For partic-
ulars inquire at the barber shop.
Some of the young folks had steam
boat ride on the Neosho Wednesday
night, Capt Myers commanding.
The delinquent tax list has absorbed
our spare time this week-hence the
mssgreness of our local columns.
Married, by W. G. Allison, July 18th,
1879, Mr.. Ira A. Bailey and Miss Mary
n. Lobaugh. Both of Allen county.
Now is the time for harvest oils, and
the place to get them cheap is at
SCOTT's.
It would be impossible to notice all of
those who have been indisposed this
week. Summer complaint principally.
An unusually large stool of the famous
pearl millet adorns the walls of Mr..
Bowlus' Office. Mr.. Stow brought it in.
1t rained Thursday. Friday and Sat-
urday mornings of last week. Strange
July weather-but very pleasant withal.
Candidates had better announce their
wishes and hopes. The dear people are
becoming anxious to know who they all
are.
Married, July 18th, 1879, by W. G.
Allison, Probate Judge, Mr.. John ID.
Salley and Miss Susan J. Gillian, both
of Allen county.
Mr.. Chas. Halderman, formerly OF
Clinton, Illinois arrived this week and
will improve land recently purchased q
few miles out of town. -
School boards should see to it that
the school houses of their respective dis
tricts are painted and grounds and build
ing put in thorough repair.
Mr.. Murray was around Wednesday
obtaining the names and the first choice
of our business men, for President. He
reports for the K. c. Times, we believe.
Tuesday afternoon and evening was
tho hottest day as yet experiepceu.
Thermometers ranged from 100 to 1O5.
The heat from four o'clock till dark was
intense.
A confidence man got away with Law
renee people about fifty dollars last Sat
urdsy. He pretends to be advertising
an eastern jewelry house. Look out
when he visits lola.
Judge Bell wishes to obtain specimens
of the products of the farm for display
1t fairs, etc. Those having anything
fine in that line will confer q favor by
leaving it at his Office.
The Highly Lumber Co., of Chicago,
have leased the three lots on West Mad
i.on Avenue, just west of Mr.. Cholletta
yard and expect to have their lumber
yard open for business inside OF ~ days
We we're pleased to receive q call from
MI. J. B. Palmer, late of Mechanicsburg'
Pa, last Wednesday. He l. out looking
At the country and will make arrange
ments to send out An excursion party
this tall.
The M. E. Church bold their second
quarterly meeting at tho Norton school
house in Msrmaton township last Satur'
day and Sunday. Elder Pendleton ~
present, his sermons being very accepta'
be to oil.
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