The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-11-05

r. B. Arnold, superintendent Of th,
county poor farm, rejoices over tina
young Garfield man Of his. Mother
and child doing finely.
McClure's store claims to keep tn,
best assortment Of goods in lola
Judging from the amount. sold las
Saturday it must be so.
v Homer J. Hendricks and B. A. Cas-
mire came down from Lawrence, t.
cast q straight Republican vote, and
their first for President.
N1Gr. A. E. Wright has openeM gro
Gerry store in the ROOM 5ust west Of
Klaumann's where he VIII hereafte,
greet his numerous friends,
School books covered free Of charge
at Stevenson's. A large line Of all
school books constantly on hand. Ev.
erything in the line of stationery.
Our warrented hand made boots are
raade to our order and sold by none
but ourselves. They cannot be beat
an. ANDERSON & DECLUTE.
Parties having bills against the Re
publican club. who have not present
ed the same are requested to do SO at
once. Hand them to some member OF
the finance committee.
Probably the proudest man in town
at present is Geo. A. Bowlus. The
cause is very beautiful young lady,
who will grow up under the fostering
care of the happy parents.
The city hail building is now nearly
completed SO far as the walls are con-
cerned. Its imposing appearance is
creditable IN every respect. We hope
to see it in use before many weeks.
Come and see our Overcoats and
Suitings. We have the largest stock
ever brought to Allen county. We
are bound not to be underscld.
ANDERSON & DECLUTE.
Now that the election is over we
shall drop politics and resurrect the
stale old jokes about that thanksgiving
turkey, with occasional reminders to
those who owe wood on subscription.
Mr.. A. Crandall was in town Mon
day. Messrs. Crandall & Co. have
moved their meat. shop to Crawford
county and are now located at New
pitts5urg, where they report good
trade.
Hon. John Francis, State Treasurer,
come down Monday highland remain
ed over election day. Mr.. r. always
comes down to cast his vote for the
party of which he has been SO long an
honored member.
Yesterday opened up with a drizzly
rain with a chance for cold weather.
We need rain all over the county, and
should 4 fail to come before cold
weather sets in, stock water will be
exceedingly scarce.
Three or four extra "smart" young
couple paraGed up and down the street
Wednesday night. As a fitting finale,
me team succeeded in running over a
lite BOY. They succeeded in draw
Eg attention to themselves.
We are requested to state that from
md after the present date the ordi-
lance relating to horses and cattle will
,e vigorously enforced by the marshal
# lola. Horses. are prohibited from
unning at large day or night and cows
,pust.be shut up at night.
Mr.. Daniel Horville has recently
dded a large addition to his already
farm house a few miles
northwest of lola. tits nearly COM
'leted. Mr.. III. is one of our solid men
n every respect, and we are always
lad to note his prosperity.
There are altogether too many of
ur subscribers complaining because
hey fail to get their paper. We oc-
miss subscriber in the hur
y Of publication day--but when ii
ONES to ten or twelve each week,
here is blame to be laid elsewhere.
Monday night while a lot Of the boys
7ere going to a dance, in crossing the
ridge near Mr.. McCarley's. Charley
horse fell through the bridge,
hrowing him underneath. Christy's
boulder was put out Of place and he