The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-02-27

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county will be cultivated this season.
and thousands of acres Of raw prairie
will be broken.
Call at the old corner headquarters
when wanting anything in the drug
line. Patent medicines and instru-
ments, a full line always on hand.
Married, at the court house. by the
Probate Judge, February 10, 1880, Mr..
Richard HOllandsworth and Miss
Mary BroughtOn, all of Allen county.
A large number of persons have reg
istered their choice for Presidential
candidates in the County Clerk office.
So far Blaine is away ahead of all
others.
Rev. H. X. Muth dropped in Wedn-
esday while ON his road to Conference.
He has been stationed at Columbus,
but we always claim him as an Allen
county man.
J.C. Murray and Col. G. p. Smith
aveentered into partnership for the
practice of law, and will move into
their room over Northrup's store the
first of March.
The soldiers at their meeting in
Humboldt last Saturday did wise
thing when they resolved that their
organization should he exclusively So
cial and nOn-political.
Mr.. L. D. Search, the new landlord
of the Leland Hotel, arrived last week
and now has the house open and ready
for custom. 1t has been entirely reno
waited, refitted and refurnished.
The Daley Bros. will have public
sale at their place of residence three
miles south Of lola, Thursday March
4th, at 10 o'clock a. m. Live stock
and farming implements will be sold.
Rev. J.V. Williams, of NeOshO Falls,
will lecture at the Presbyterian Church
Thursday evening March 4th. Sub
ject, "American Society,"" Admittance
free. Let us give him good house.
"Kind words never die" and T. S.
Slower may be forcibly reminded of
this fact if DIR. Fulton sues him for
breach of promise and has the letters
that passed between them read to a
jury.
One of Mr.. Georges little boys,
while wrestling with one of his com
panions last Monday, got his nose
broken. DIR. Fulton put it in as good
shape again as is possible for a broken
nose.
Judd G. Bush, who has been work
ing In this office for several years, left
for Las Vegas, New Mexico, last Mon
day. We roget to have him go, but
wish him well in his western home,
and commend him to the tender mer-
cies of the craft.
L. f. Rhoades, formerly of lola, but
now of Bourbon county, was in town a
few days this week. Mr.. Rhoades in
forms us that he hopes to work his way
back into our county before long. We
sincerely hope he will.
Our County Clerk, T. S. Slower, and
Miss Elvira Kapp, of this city, were
married at Humboldt last Sunday ev-
ening by Rev. w. S. Acomb. In be-
half of Tins many friends all over the
county we offer congratulations. q.
Attention is called to the profession
al card of Justice Mcdonald in tO-day's
paper. Litigants will take due notice
and govern themselves accordingly.
We can cOnscientiOusly recommend
Nc as a first rate man in every respect.
The young man by the name of
severely wounded Squire Walton, of
Cottage Grove, had a preliminary ex-
last Monday and Tuesday,
and was bound over to the District
Court.
Mr.. Pilkenton, Grand Master of the
I. o. o. F. of the State of Kansas, will
visit lola Lodge of that order on Thurs
day evening, March the 4th. We are
informed that Odd Fellows through
out the county will visit lola Lodge on
that evening.
Elsewhere meeting of the County
Central Committee is called. They
will probably call Republican mass
for the 51st and SD Rep
resentative Districts, for the purpose
of selecting delegates to the Republican
State Convention. Republicans attend.
Rev. Shockey, Of Usage township,
has vindicated himself in the Garnett
Journal, against charges made in re-
gard to his standing in the Universal
list church, and is undoubtedly ahead.
AS we made short notice of the affair
at the time, we are pleased to now
make the proper amend.
Mr.. A. Whitcomb, florist, of Law
renee, Kansas, has not yet advertised
his spring stock of flowers, plants,
JULIUS, ctC., uuU VIC Cf1u ucNcI thClCSS
say to our readers that there is no more
florist in the country. He is a
man as we'll as an enthu-
siastic lover of his business. If you
can't get what you want at home try
Mr.. WhitcOmb.
Bell & Brown report real estate sales
within the past few days: The nw3
sec. Z, twp. %, +. II e. to A. J. ROush
neg sec, IL, twp. Is, r. Is e. to Henry
Kapp VIII of swq sec. 25, twp. % r. II,
to 0. P. Hedge; lots l and 5 sec %
twp. 26 r. Is to A. J. Hamilton lots
4 and block 1O3 lola, to Mr.. COutant.
Also two lots in Northrup's add. to lola