The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-04-23

property occupied by himself and
mother as a residence, and is making
some good improvements.
Mr.. s. Rawson, of Emporia, was
buried at the lola cemetery Tuesday
with Masonic orders. He was former.
ly a respected citizen of lola.
If it will ease the distressed soul of
Bro. Young we will tell it gently that
The REGISTER is not temperance
organ, but is temperance paper.
One man is reported to have taken
his family and moved with them back
to his wife's people in New York last
week, on account Of the high winds.
Mr.. VIM. Scott, who has been q res.
dent of Oregon for ndmberof years,
has returned to lola where he expects
toms TO- make his home is a son of Dr.
Mrs. Newton of Winfield, and Mr..
and Mrs. Bennett of Emporia, were
among the relatives of Mr.. Rawson
who were able to attend the funeral
Tuesday.
The Township Board of lola Town
ship will meet at the Office Of w. A.
Cowan next Saturday. If you have
any business there, you want to re-
member it.
NMr. Saml Brubaker is putting up
another house on his lots just south of
the school building. It will be COM
modious and well finished residence
when completed.
The north bound passenger train
Sunday did not arrive until nearly
dark, being detained by a freight train
having been thrown from the track
near Independence.
Mrs. ]. w. Clark died at the resi-
dence of her husband In lola Tuesday
morning of pnsumonia. She leaves a
family of small children to mourn and
feel the effects of her loss.
A procession of ten teams with wag-
ons piled high with furniture and
household goods faced to the east and
slowly drove towards Elm or Marina
ton township, last Saturday.
During the past week large and nu-
merous fiocks of plover have been COW
ering our prairies. The plover is q
bird, and moves from the
south northward each spring.
VThe census enumerators, so far as we
have learned, for this county, are, lola
township, Prof. A. %scott Salem, A.
L. Swap; Humboldt, J. H. Middaugh;
Elm, J. w. johnson Deer Greek, C..
G.. Null.
Ground was broken Saturday last
for a new business house on the south
side of the square. It will be occupi-
ed by Mrs. Whitney's music and fancy
goods emporium when completed, we
are informed.
Mr. J. w. Funkhouser will sell at
public sale at his residence one mile
of Carlyle, next Thursday,
q lot of stock, farming implements and
goods. See bills which
were printed at this office.
Among those injured at Marshfield,
Mo-, were Mrs. Dodge, mother of Mrs.
J. S. Kline, and Hairy Kline. neither
being seriously hurt according to our
reports. Mr.. Dodge, a son. reports
everything in the way of goods was lost
Mr.. Gorrell tells us that Mr.. J. NJ.
Collett of Fair Lawn has the boss lamb
If the year. One weighed 81 pounds
at6O days from birth. Its mate weigh
ID nearly 81 pounds. This we consid-
r hard to beat for two months old
lambs.
We were pleased to meet one of our
from Allegheny City, Pa,
asst Monday, Mr.. Jas. Hunter, form
.rly President of the Common Council
# that city. He is out taking look
'ver the State OF Kansas, and is as all |
'thers are, well pleased.
Elsewhere will be found the adver- |
of Mr.. Snyder's st. Allendale !
stock Farm. We have every reason
o believe that the stock owned by Mr..
snyder is first-class in every respect,
nd breeders will do well to call at this |
arm before going elsewhere.
Last Friday DR.. s. Tozer performed
he difficult surgical OperatiOn Of re-