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

Every body who can are fixing up.
Mr.. Sweets new house is nearly fin.
ished.
The demand for dwellings increases
each week.
Ifyou want nice bird cage Steven
son keeps them.
Spring poetry is in order but not
in great demand.
The colored festival last week was
not an entire success.
Chenille and Shetland Shawls, in
colors, at Northrup's.
W J. s. Fast has moved into his new
house and will rent no more.
Go see those new prints at North
rup's. 500 pieces just opened.
The windiest weather we have ever
had, says the oldest inhabitants.
Don't fail to examine Stevenson's
stock of wall paper before buying.
Mrs. Geo. w. Bell, of Yates Center,
was visiting friends in lola last week.
VMr. Arnold is building an addition
to his house in the south part of town.
Elegant stock of Breton I'm. Valin-
cennes and Torshon Laces at North
rup's.
Holden's Chicago enamel paint, the
best and Oldest brand in the market at
Scott's.
Mrs. Ransom, dress and cloak maxi
er. Rooms over Richards grocery
store, lola, Kansas.
vD. w. Bostwick will have one of the
finest houses in southern Kansas, when
entirely completed.
Mr.. Jas. B. Young has been confined
to his house with a very bad attack of
sore eyes for some time.
Mr.. L. L. Low is now on his third
month of sickness, resulting from a
complication of disorders.
The house of J. d. Crabb. on Coal
creek was burned down last week.
Most of the furniture was saved.
The wind storm at this place was
severe Sunday night. but no damage
was done SO far as We have heard.
Fishing tackle of every description
at Stevensons. A pole, hook and line
complete for from Is cents to $3.50.
If some enterprising man will buy a
number of army hospital tents he can
rent them profitably as dwellings.
Mr.. J. L. Arnold leaves for Silverton,
Colorado, to-day. Mr.. G. B. Inge will
accompanied him, We are informed.
Rev. E. S. Miller attended the meet
ing of the Presbytery of Neosllo at
Rleasanton, Linn county, last week.
Miss Kate Thrasher and Miss Ella
Ramsey will attend the Normal School
at Paola as soon as school is out here.
County Attorney Slauens is accept
ing congratulations from numerous
friends now. kgisk Sunday morning.
The people of Woodson county voted
down the proposition to issue bonds for
the purpose of building county Jail.
A. w. Rowland of Geneva and Peter
Long of Humboldt were elected as Di-
rectors of the Neosho Valley District
Fair.
Letters of administration were issu-
ed last week to Mrs. Martha Skinner,
ID the estate of George NJ. Skinner,
deceased.
DR.. A. J. Fulton has purchased the
property north of the public square
formerly occupied by Mr.. Northrup as
4 residence. Ahem!
Mr.. w. J. Ihrig is putting up large
to his house. The addition
will be the main part of the house
when finished.
Mr.. Brinkley Neal, young man Of
about twenty years of age, a son of
Mrs. Norris, of Humboldt, died at that
place, last Tuesday.
If any persons wishing to discuss
either side of the temperance amend
nent, the columns of THE REGISTER
ire offered to them.
The Board of Health will make q
rip over our city soon, and we are re-
luested to give notice of the same.
clean off your yards.