The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-02-20

through tickets for sale to all eastern points.
X. ). AYERS, Local Agent.
LOCAL MATTERS.
Business Locals under this heading among editorial
notices tciH be charged Fifteen cents per hne each
publication No deciafion from this rate to anyone
Mr.. Fast's new house is nearly fin
ished.
Hoodlumism seems 70 be on the in
crease.
twenty-five overcoats at cost at
Northrup's.
The knights of Honor are growing
in membership.
There are sidewalks in town that
need repairing.
John Weith intends moving to lola
to work at his trade again.
Mrs. Ramsey's son Alvin, is report
ed quite i'll with lung fever.
Better try some of that nice job work
THE REGISTER is turning out.
Mr.. Shank and family started to Fl.
Scott yesterday on a short visit.
Rev. Mr.. Hahn is building a neat
residence in the west part of town.
Mr.. Henderson's children have been
sick with diptheria for a few weeks.
A Mr.. Hawk, from Ohio, has pur-
chased the Bissett farm in Usage town.
ship.
Frank Brewer, formerly of Hum
boldt, is now stopping with his parents
at lola.
Mr.. Brewer, from Carlyle, moved to
town this week, occupying Mr.. Ihrig's
house.
Rev. Whitfield will preach at the
NJ. E. church morning and evening
Sunday.
Our market has been better supplied
with good wood this winter than fol
years before.
"Alec" has something to say about
the city election now nearing US.
Read and reflect.
Mcclure has received part of his
spring stock of boots and shoes. Cal
in and see them.
Blank books and stationery at reas-
enable prices and full stock to select
from, at Stevenson's.
The house being built by Mr.. Cou'
tant, in the south part of town, Is rap
idly being completed.
Our usually pleasant weather has
been. sadly marred by the high winds
the fore part of the week.
Toilet soaps and perfumeries in end
less variety, and warranted first-class
at StevensOn's drug store.
John Quincy Adams, of Neosht
Falls, died Friday night last, and 1t il
supposed he committed suicide.
Land buyers are becoming more
numerous. The spring immigration Ii
levidently beginning to set in.
Two thousand yards of dress goods
to be closed out at reduced prices dur
ing the next thirty days at Northrup's
Chas. NJ. Richards has packed W
his household goods and will "gt
west" His objective point is Ellis
worth county.
i In a residence of twenty-one years
lin Kansas we have never until tn
present one, seen winter literally
without snow.
You can Just put one thing down al
al certain: If all the buildings now talk
ed of are completed next fall our tOw1
s will bot m sure.
Grass seed has been sown in tn
public square. The dead trees are +
be replaced with growing ones ct dit
ferent varieties.
&c. Murray expects to move hi
office over NOrthrup's new store room
He will have an excellent office Whel
nicely furnished.
There are few cases of diptheri
about town among the children. W.
see it stated that coal gas is one of tn
principal causes.
A TEMPERANCE billiard hall is talket
. of. Either that or the saloon, for ther
, are many who will not surrender thei
chief amusement.
=, Frank Wings barn is to be abou
! the best one in town, when completed
It is fully large enough to meet a
wants in his trades.
Il The general opinion seems to be tina
the fruit buds are as yet uninjured, an
2 the prospects for next seasons crop
are exceedingly good.
A new time card went into effet
upon the X. c., L. & S. r. r. last Sur
lday. It was made necessary by tn