The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-06-27
About Town.

humphreys Homeopathic SeeclhcS
Stevenson's.
Farmers should buy their machine q
OfStevenson.
Va told you So" 1t always rains afte
long dry spell.
Mr.. Drake has q field of oats as high a
mans shoulders.
Boys, get your fire works for the 4tl
at Mabie & Bakers.
New buildings continue to be erecte,
throughout the county.
The delinquent tax list will be mad
out by the 10th of July.
On Monday of this week Frank Brum
ley plead guilty to horse stealing.
About time for green corn and the =
ache to make their presence known.
Dr. Hendricks is having his ofiic,
raised and new dewaIk put down il
front.
Ice formed On the vessels at AIackinau
last week. Tae eiitors started for Kan
sas the SAM Jay.
A number of the regular jurymen have
claimed this week of having too much
time on their hands.
Burris has the very finest stock OF
wagon material on hand and more COM
ing. Give him a CALL
Owing to being behindhand in our
office work our late trip will not be
sketched until next week.
You can't miss seeing Northrup's ad-
vertisement, therefore don't miss the
bargains he is now offering.
Mr.. r. 5. Ayers requests US to return
thanks to the band boys for a fine sere-
made last Saturday evening.
The orator at the celebration on the
Osageon the 4th will doubtless do the fair
thing by the American eagle.
White lead ami mixed paints can now
be bought very low of Stevenson at the
corner drug store. Quality guaranteed.
There will be a number of deliberations
throughout the county on the 4th, but
the Osagers claim that theirs will be the
boss.
The Board of County Commissioners
of this county will meet in regular ses-
sion at the court house in lola, Monday,
July 9Th.
That sterling paper, the Lawrence
Journal has been increased in size. The
journal is always fair, courteous and
ably edited.
We surrender considerable space to
the article from the Leavenworth Times
about Allen county. 1t has beer hate
rally condensed.
Thanks to the originators of the school
pic mic in Dist. 80 for q fine cake. "a
Visitor" gives an account of the affair in
another column.
Farmers who have lived in the county
for years say they have never seen SO
good prospect, at this time of the year,
for heavy corn crop.
Judging from the number of agents
the publisher. of the school books employ
it is natural to infer that their profits on
these books are immense.
Remember these warm days that you
can get ice cool lemonade, soda water
and ice cream at Mabie & Bakers, one
door south Of Wright & Anderson's.
Frank Brumley, ON account of his ten
der age, and other circumstances, was
only sentenced to one years imprison-
ment in the penitentiary for horse steal
ing.
Married, at the residence of the ofici
ating minister, lola, Kansas, on the ev-
ening of June 2Ist, 1873 by Rev. E. S.
Miller, Mr.. G. F. Fisher and Miss C.
Knauer, both of Hunboldt. Kansas.
The book agents outuumb ered the
school district officers at the meeting last
Saturday to recon mend a uniform series
Uf textbooks for tie schools of the coun- |
ty. OF course there were 10 recommends |
lions made.
John Phillips, who last week plead
guilty to the charge of horse stealing, |
was this week sentenced to five years in |
the penitentiary. A just sentence. John
has given evidence of being desperate
character.
The Board of Health have gone the
round of the city investigating the
various unhealthy locations. Vaults,
cellars, pig pens, etc., have been ordered
cleaned up. This is righteous move
ment and will spoil many doctor bill.
The meeting of school district officers,
for the purpose of recommending series
oftext-books for the schools in the county,
convened in the Office of the County
Superintendent last Saturday and organ
lied by electing Supt. Root chairman,
and-adjourned.
The citizens of Marmaton township
will celebrate the 4th of July at Walnut
Grove, fourteen miles east of lola Prof
A. C. Scott and f. ID. Brown will deliv-