The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-05-07

Attention is called to the card of the
Central Hotel, S. n. Moore proprietor.
Its central location and first-class man
agement commands the public patron
age.
DR.. Rob. Morris, LID, lectured in
lola last Thursday evening to the Ma
sonic Lodge of this place upon inter-
esting topics pertaining to the order.
DR.. Morris is we'll known among the
craft in this country and Europe.
Hon. E. II. Funston is receiving
many favorable notices by the press
of the State, since his name was
mentioned for Senator from this dis
trict. We shall only publish few
occasionally from the leading papers.
Married, at the NJ. E. parsonage,
lola, Kansas, April Goth 1880, by DIT.
Summerville, pastor of lola NJ. E.
church, Mr.. Dey f. Wilcox to Miss
Carrie Blanchard, both formerly of
Clarendon, Orleans county, New York.
Elizabeth A. Lobaugh a young lady
of Elsmore township, was adjudged
insane at an examination had before
the Probate Judge last Monday, and
application has been made for her adj
mission into the State Insane Asylum.
Those having legal bushes to trans
act in Justice Court will find impartial
Justice meted out to them by our new
Justice Mr.. w. G. Mcdonald. And
when the costs are paid the unfOrtu-
nate will find nothing but legal char
ges made.
A little boy, son of Mr.. Pister, living
in the east part of town fell down stairs
last Friday breaking the bridge of his
nose and bruising his face badly. DIR.
Fulton was called in, and the little fell
low is now getting along all right, his
face healing very rapidly.
Mr.. Chas. Often has made arrange
ments to start an ice cream and cOnfec-
tiOnery store in the room now occupied
by J. E. ThOrp as barber shop. We
need something of the kind and are
well satisfied that Mr.. o. will run an
establishment of that kind in manner
to make it a success.
The Independent intimates that lola
has been afflicted with drunken brawls
in the past. 1t is clear case of slam
der. There has not been a town in
Kansas the size of lola which has been
more orderly than this for years past.
Better use your space for free puffs of
neighbOring town merchants.
Mr.. Apple has moved his photograph
gallery into his new room this week,
and by the first of the week will be
fully prepared to accommodate custO-
mers. His new room is as neat a place,
as can be and his work speaks for itself.
Give him a call and examine the vari-
GUS styles of work he is doing.
The Democrats of this representative
district met at the Court House last
Saturday to select delegates to attend
their State convention. VIC. Jones,
n. F. Acers and NJ. Goforth were cleo
ted. From the lower district, J. r.
GOoden, Moses Neal, and o. NJ. Coffin
were selected. The county delegation
are for Seymour5, for Tilden l.
We were pleased to receive a call
from Capt. S. J. Stewart of Cottage
Grove township, last Monday. Mr.. s.
is one of the old guards of Allen county,
and has hosts of friends. We have
heard his name mentioned for State
Senator this fall, but he informs us
that he is not candidate. He will
support Mr.. Funston very cheerfully.
Mr.. E. n. Yates, of indianapolis, has
lately arrived in North Topeka and
purchased the property belonging to
Policeman Tompkins which he will
enlarge and improve for residence.
He has leased part Of the new Luken's
building and will open dry goods
store there as soon as it is ready for
occupancy. He will start east in a
few days to get his stock of goods
Topeka Capital.