The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-08-27
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active operation.
The Neosho River is lower than it
has been for years.
Messrs. Scott & Goforth made a lot
of fresh cider Saturday.
Fancy and toilet articles of every
description at Stevenson's.
Capt. Hurt and J. B. Fry, of Yates
Center, were in town last week.
The Republican State Convention
will be composed Of S24 delegates.
Mr.. J. R. Young started for st. Louis
last Monday to purchase his fall stock.
Mr.. Willard Brewer and family, of
Howard City are visiting relatives at
lola.
A full line of standard patent medi-
cines can DE found at StevensOn's drug
store.
Newt Edison, of Carlyle, rejoices over
the advent Of a bouncing boy at his
house.
The post office will be closed at 7:3O
O'Clock p. m. each day until further
notice.
Richards new building is being plas-
terd and is now nearly ready for occu-
pancy.
THE room vacated by Schmitt the
tailor, is now occupied by dressmak-
ing firm.
Mr.. c. HI. Conley and Miss Sarah
McCarty were married at Iola, Nom
day last.
New and conplete.stock of Station
cry. Blank Books and fancy articles
at Scott's.
Mr.. Harvey who has been sick with
typhoid fever was again. taken sick
the first of the week.
A new sidewalk is being put down
in front Of Richards new building on
Washington Avenue.
Messrs. Wright & Anderson have
dissolved partnership, notice of which
is published this week.
Mr.. A. D. Olney and family, of Peo-
IA, ILL.,, are in town visiting Mrs. O's.
father, Rev. r. Hahn.
Mr.. David Hershberger and family
have moved upon their farm recently
purchased of Mr.. lite.
Last Fridays shower cooled off the
atmosphere wonderfully. AS rain
t'did not amount to much.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Adams, of Car
lyle buried one of their children at
the lola cemetery last week.
Mr.. James Christy has two twin
girls at his house over which he was
feeling particularly proud last week.
A full line of regular Homeopathic
Medicines just received, and will be
kept constantly on hands at Scott's
Mr.. Carter's house in the southwest
part of town is rapidly assuming shape
and is to be completed at an early day..
The water mills along the Neoslio
River have been compelled to suspend /
operations OH account of the low stage |
Mr.. Ayers horse went over the side
of the bridge near the slaughter house |
one day last week. Buggy slightly
Drugs, books and stati0nery-the
largest stock in town-will be found att
the old reliable corner store OF. r. B.
Married, at lola, Sunday nightAug. I
22d, 1880, by Rev. S. NJ Clafk, Mr..
Peter Ross and Miss Frahcis Duncan,
all colored.
Mr.. A. J. Hankins is back from Ill
inois on visit. He is looking much
better and his health is undoubtedly
much improved.
Silas Slusser, of Topeka, was in
town short time Saturday, calling
on old friends. He looks prosperous
in every respect.
Misses Anna and Rebecca Simpson,
of Mantle, Macon Co., ILL.,, are visiting
MIR. r. Purdom at present and will re-
main few weeks.
Messrs. G. III: Bliss and Geo. Fisk
have the contract for erecting the
brick and stone block which will in
clude the town hall.
Mr.. C. G. Seward and MISE. J.
Crist were married BY Judge Allison,
1t the residenceuf mr.. q. CLARK in
lola Tuesday August e4h.
The new meat market will be OPEN
I'd in the room now occupied by Co
nen's dry goods store, as soon as that
irm can vacate it, we understand.
Mrs. NJ. DeGeer Call, Of Chicago, Il
editOr of the Crusader, and decidedly
The ablest and most popular woman
orator of America, will lecture on tenn
perance at the Methodist Episcopal
church next Sunday morning and ey-
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