The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-07-16
I. Runyan has 200 head of sheep

publication No deraton from: this rate to anyone.
J.H. Runyan has 200 head of sheep
for sale.
The largest stock Of Parasols in lola
at NOrthrup's.
Mrs. C. Gillihan is visiting at Cha
mute this week.
Rev. D. T. Summerville has been
sick this week.
Miss Ella Ramsey returned from
PaOla last Saturday.
Miss Carrie Bassett is dangerously
sick with typhoid fever this week:
A heavy rain passed down the Neo-
sho Valley "Wednesday afternoon.
Ladies, Mcclure has some very nice |
Linen Suits and Linen by the gard.
Cowan & Gillian have had neat
signs put on the front of their store.
Texas fever is reported in the eX-
IRENE eastern edge of Allen county.
Full stock CoOley's Cork Corsets,
75cts and S1.OO at NORTHRUP's.
Steyenson's is the place for lead, oils,
varnish, brushes, ETC., at low prices.
Victoria Lawns, Thread Laces and
Emhroideries at MCCLURE's.
New Linen Suits and busters at
NORTHRUP'S.
Chas. Hahn came home last week
from college to spend a short vocation.
Mr.. Funkhouser has built an addi-
ton to the house occupied by Mr.. Scott.
Surprise parties were held at MI.
Young's and Mr.. Reimert's last week:
Tuesday was the warmest day OF
the season. Mercury over one hundred
Jas. Boulson goes to st. Louis 10
attend the medical college again this
week.
Mr.. B. O. Davidson is slowly recovv:.
ering from a severe attack OF typhOld
fever.
Mr.. VIM. Scott has moved his fam
ily into the house vacated by MI.
Morris.
Mr.. Schmitt has opened his tailor
shop in the room south of Colborn's dry
good store.
Rev. DR.. Drake, of Ohio, preached
at the Presbyterian church last Sun
day morning.
The Independent gives Coles circus
a three dollar local tor couple OF lick
cts to the show.
| Fruit of every description is cheap
and plenty this We ar. Plenty OF ripe
fruit will save DOCTORS bills.
Thanks are due Mr.. I. S. Coe for
some very fine peaches Also to Mr..
J. w, Wolf for the same favor.
| Elegant line of Silk Lace Ties and
Fichus just received at
NoRTHRUP's.
| Mr.. Klaumann's business room is
fast being enclosed. It will change
the appearance of that corner OF the
square.
Mr. Ed. Brown will address the
people at Neosho Valley School house
next Saturday evening on the subJec'
of temperance.
The prohibition club Of Allen Center
will hold a public meeting at thai
place Tuesday night and will be ad.
dressed by speakers from lola.
I Louis Clark plead guilty OF assault
ing Young Travis before Justice Nc
Donald Monday and was sentenced
to serve 60 DAYS in the county Jail.
Sheep raising is becoming one OF tn
RAPIDLY increasing industries OF Allel
lcounty, After a railroad we want
wooden mill. There is money In 1t.
Carpenters and others employed
around town were compelled to qui
work part of the day Tuesday ant
"Wednesday, on account of the intens
heat. :, =,
Everybody is invited to attend tn
lecture next Thursday night. Prof
, Welch has State reputation ana WI
: undoubtedly give a good lecture. d
sure and attend.
i, Mr.. Geo. w. Morris has removed t
Lyndon, Kansas, where he expects I
90 into the real estate business. w
can cordially recommend Mr. M.
the citizens of Usage county.
Geo. Akley brought quite curiosl
lty to our office Monday, being CHEZ
J en- with four distinct wings ana lou
b legs. 1t was born alive and nearly
full size, but died shortly after birth.
Mr.. J. r. Dunlap brought in slxtee
of his pure Poland China hogs thl
, week which he sold to Sims, averag
l. ing 275 pounds each. Last year. MI
In sold a car load which averaged owe
800.
Miss Maggie Norris came down froi
Kansas City Wednesday and WI
make an extended visit to friends q
lola during the summer. Mss M
O. been employed on the X. c. Times, Il
some time past.
eI Mr.. c. M. Simpson has receive
from the county clerk of Pratt count
6 letter returning thanks for the liber;
7 donation of money raised in this pla'
U and sent to the relief committee OF til;
county. xx,.,+
Anderson's store met with palnl'
accident while walking from one roo
1. TO another, by stepping on a ma
which nenetrated the foot fully q
inch, making very bad wound.
In Mr.. JohnsOn's report OF the en
lmeration of Elm township puDiisn'
last week the number OF square hlii
was given as 81 and should nave Det