The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-05-28
Do the people of lola want a public


Do the people of lola want public
hall?
Lawn social at Mr.. Brewers to-
night.
1t looks very much like a Grant
club, boys.
Mrs. Nichols, of Parsons, is visiting
| friends at lola.
Mr.. d. F. Cadmus, of Oswego, was
in town this week.
Mrs. Summerville has gone to Fair
field Iowa on visit.
Is there ..dog ordinance" in force,
and if SO is it forced?
DIR. Jno. w. Scott went to Lawrence
Monday on business.
See card of Messrs. Harvey & Ellis,
our new harness men.
Mrs. Whitney's new advertisement
this week will pay persual.
Tharp has moved his barber shop
one door South of the bank.
A boat ride on the Neoshc was the
attraction Saturday night last.
DR.. Hendricks tells US he has boy at
his house we have never noticed.
Mr. Gorrell has recently added fine
lot of blacksmith tools to his shop.
Several road notices this week,
which those interested should read.
Ladies, Mcclure has some very nice
Linen Suits and Linen by the ydyd.
All wool Cashmere at so cents per
yard, at NORTHRUP's.
Victoria Lawns, Thread Laces and
Embroideries at MCCLURE's.
Miss Sylvia Young secured the
toilet set at the festival Friday night.
For sale-a nice residence on Madi-
son avenue. Enquire of Benz. F. Yates.
Mr.. Carter is having a cellar dug for
a new house in the southwest part of
town.
Rev. l.. l.. Holden will hold services
at the Presbyterian Church Sunday
night.
w. H. Evans has bought and NOV
ed into the house vacated by Mr.. J. n.
White.
Holden's Chicago enamel paint, the
best and oldest brand in the market at
SCOTS.
Remember the meetin g of the Board
of Equalization. See notice in another
column.
A gentleman from Ohio, Mr.. This
tlewait, has purchased a farm near
Carlyle.
Next Tuesday tells the story and
we shall know who is to be the next
President.
Prof. P. H. Harris has gone to Illi-
nois on visit to his father who is
quite sick.
Apple is doing some fine work in the
tombstone and monument line. Give
him call.
DR.. Hart has purchased Mr.. Kuhn's
house on West Street and moved into
it last week.
A neat picket fence is being built
around the Francis property on West
Madison avenue.
When you want photographs go to
PancOast's. Good work at moderate
prices guaranteed.
Mrs. Ransom, dress and cloak max
store, lola, Kansas.
There will be regular services at the
Presbyterian Church next Sunday
morning and evening.
Mr.. Fisher and family, from Pa,
have rented rooms vacated by Mr..
Kapp, and will locate at lola.
Miss Sadie Reimert and Miss Carrie
Ellis are learning photography at Mr..
Pancoast's photograph rooms
Plenty of rain again this week.
Kansas will have good crops this year
if we don't have too much rain.
Mr.. J. G.. Todd will accept our
thanks for very fine mess of peas
which were brought us this week.
The first and second nine base ball
clubs at Geneva will play a match
game at that place next Saturday.
Will receive in a few days, 20 dozen
CoOley's Cork COrsets, at IS cents and
S1.OO. o. P. NoRTHRUP & Co.'S.
New all wool Cashmeres in blue,
brown and black, at
o. P. NORTHRUP & Co.'S.
w. H. Siavens was over to Yates
Center on law business Saturday. Mrs.
Slavens is visiting friends in Woodson
county.
Webb. Bost wick wants Mr.. H. L.,
who picked up his pipe at the Grand
View House, Colony, last week to re-
turn it.
Messrs. G.. P. Franklin and S. J.
Hill, recently from Alabama, have
opened grocery store on west street
this week.
Col. Jno. c. Carpenter, was in town
this week visiting his numerous
friends. He is one of the staunchest
men in Kansas.
Mr.. Eli Torrance says he has cured
chicken cholera by gathering old bones