The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-06-18


| The lola boys who have been atten-
ding the State University receive good
notice from the Lawrence papers. We
copy all of them to show how they
stand at their place.
Mr.. A. Cole is erecting a house on
| the block south of THE REGISTER
office which he will occupy as resi-
dence until he can build elsewhere.
He will then use it for shop.
Brumley, who was sentenced to the
penitentiary from this county and on
being released was arrested and taken
to NeOshO county on a charge of steal
ing horses, has escaped from Jail.
Mr.. Jacob Gardner aged 81 years
and Mrs. Christiana Servey aged y
years, We're married by Rev. VIM.
Hankins, at his residence i'm lola
township, Tuesday, June Is, 1880.
The case of Travis VS.. J. d. Sims,
sheriff, which came up before Squire
Mcdonald, was settled last Wednes-
day. BY consent of the defendant the
property was adjudged to the plaintiff.
The Sunday School pic mic held in
TOdd's grave south oftown last Friday
was success. Nothing was left un-
done to make everything pleasant and
enjoyable for the children, parents and
friends.
Hendricks, the modern Homer, will
seek repose under the shade tree and
in the tOnsorial palaces of the "gas-
water town." down the road. May
the supply be acknowledgements
Journal.
Mr.. j. w. Christian, of Carlyle, drop
ped in to see us Tuesday, and ordered
THE REGISTER sent to RObt. AleXan-
der, of Dudley, Illinois. Mr.. A. eX-
poets to make visit to Allen county
this fall.
Hon. E. G. Ross, editor of the Law
renee Standard was in town Saturday
and made us short call. The Stan-
ddrd is red hot Democratic paper
and is well edited. Ex-senator Ross
is well known in this county.
The case OF s. d. Cook vs.. H. NJ.
Miller for the price of a lot of walnut
lumber came up before Squire Melon
aid, and judgment of 1927 was rend-
cred in favor of the plaintiff, and that
the plaintiff pay the cost of suit. The
case will be appealed.
Republicans of this and adjoining
townships are earnestly requested to
bear in mind the fact of the club meet
ing at the court house to- morrow
night, Let there be good turn out.
Garfield and Arthur" will be ratifi-
ed and none need be dissatisfied.
Those gallant society beaux, as will
as attentive students, b. A. and
Charlie Casmire, took their departure
yesterday for lola, where they will
drink mineral water at home, and, we
hope, come back with good appetite
at the opening of school.-LaWrence
Journal.
DR.. J. w. Scott and his estimable
wife returned yesterday to their home
at lola, accompanied by their sons
Angelo c., who enraptured everybody
on Commencement day by his SPLEEN
did master Grafton, and Charles f., al
leading member of the class of 1881.
The Doctor has reason to feel proud of
his sOns.-LdWrence journal
The great excursion to Kansa City
on the the Sd of July will attract a
large crowd. Every railroad running
to that place is making special eXcur-
sion rates. The fare on our road, from
lola to Kansas City and return, will be |
3d. 10, round trip. Trains go up in the
and back at night. The re-
ception of Genl. Grant ut Merriam
Park will draw the largest crowd ever
seen at Kansas City.
Miss Maggie Collins while on her |
way home Monday evening and while !
near the railroad crossing just beyond |
MIR. Parsons was knOckedsdOwn by a !
log running at the train, and falling |
upon crOsS-tie broke her arm. The |
train was passing at the time and she |
Dravely laid still until it had passed. |
DR.. Gillian was called and set the arm. |
She will be confined to her room for |
some time but the prospect of early re-
we are informed, is excellent.
Mr.. Marshal Hess, representing the
Topeka Commonwealth was in town
Tuesday and made us Il short call |
He is an old army comrade of Messrs.
Davis, Nannuys, and Allison, and of
course took the boys by surprise. Mr..
q. represents the State Republican
paper, and as it now arrives the same
lay it is published, we should like to
zee the Commonwealth receive liber-
Il list at lola. During the campaign
every Republican who can
should take it. Call for a copy at
he news depot and try it a short time
anyway.
In speaking of the University exer-
Uses, the Lawrence Journal gives
Prof. Scott's Grafton the following
pecial notice: Next follows what was
~ common consent allowed to be the
rem of the occasion, viz: the Masters
)ration, by Mr.. A. G.. Scott, who grad
lated in the class of 1877. It is custO-