The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-02-06

Two car lOdOS VI CoVUAO w OAAASeSoO ~AA
day and three car loads OF hogs to Kan
sas City.
Some poor tramp laid out all night
Monday last in the timber near Davis
mill. 1t is a wonder he did not freeze
to death.
The foundation of Jesse Fast's new
house is ready for the carpenters. If
fair weather continues it will be rushed
up at once.
Thirty-one beautiful young misses
and stalwart pedagogues were in lola
last Saturday attending the teachers
examination.
Mr.. F. Purcell, farmerly a resi-
dent of lola, died~at Gifard, Kansas,
wednesday, January 2lst, of pneu-
monia fever.
Theeven, independent course of THE
REGISTER is much more to be desired
than a self-vounting independence
where none exists.
W The X. c., Fl. Scott & Gulf Road
have put on reclining chair cars. Why
cannot the X. G. L. & S. Railroad fol-
low suit-or trump?
The building boom has struck our
town in full force. The number OF
houses already talked of make our me-
chanics look happy.
Call at the old corner headquarters
when wanting anything in the drug
lime. Patent medicines and msIru-
lments, full line always on hand.
Read that new advertisement OF
Ia. w. Beck and then give him call.
Farmers will save money by calling
upon him before purchasing elsewhere
!, Mr.. Phillip Hutchinson purchased
twenty-five head of fine two-year olds
from Jas, Holt, of Mo-, last Monday
which he will feed for the spring mar
ket.
The ground hog saw his shadow
Monday and lodged back into hi
hole for the next six weeks. Men,
, There are no ground hogs in this vi
entity.
We were in hopes that this weel
= something definite could be said about
public hall. In our next issue we shall
give our own opinion of the differen
plans.
Farmers who want implements tn
coming spring are advised to call an
Y see Henderson & Bevington's war
i room. 1t is crammed from end to en-
with everything in that line.
s At the county clerks office is nea
i silhouette picture drawn by arts
Slower, representing the Probate Judg
:. irving a case at chambers. The like
d ness is quite natural. BY all mean
call and see it.
81 An exchange very sensibly says 20
is can't make something out OF nothln
any more than you can make hant
n some town out of brick and lumbe
~ What we want is more shade tree
along the streets.
s. The great tragedienne, Jauneschecl
ct and company, are now travelling
Kansas. We have no hall lars
enough to warrant any first-class a
y fist in coming to lola. How lor
shall it remain thus?
A vote was taken at ElsmOre, ele
nj ton day among the Republicans, whit
resulted in 20 for Blaine, 10 for Hay
and the rest scattering among 9th
II Presidential candidates. In Sou
'i' Marmaton the choice vas 90 for Blai1
and for Grant.
g The Baptist Church have reorga
lied their Sabbath School, elected
full corps of officers and teachers. '
,'' now cordially invite all to our scht
L. who wish to attend. School hou
from 8 to 4 O'Clock p. ~, every Sa
.. bath.
nd ,
Bowlus has received six hundr
copies of the Inter- Ocean for circu
~ ton. As it is noted for being stro
LII Grant paper, we could not und
stand the matter until we found ST
lr- ring and truthful account of spec
'nt correspondents trip to Southern ks
sas.
ord We are informed that John Wo'
ON yard and 3. T. Walton, two citizens