The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-07-02
Yesterday was settlement day.

Wheat much better than was ex-
pected.
d. w. Bostwick has moved into his
new house.
1t is allowable to croak about too
much rain.
Corn growing rapidly and a good
crop certain.
Toilet articles-all kinds-at r. B.
StevensOn's.
The largest stock of Parasols in lola
at NOrthrup's.
The new town building has been
started this week.
The walls of Klaumann's building
are rising rapidly.
File your bills against the county to-
day or tomorrow.
FIola does not need another meat
market at present.
Mrs. Brewster's house has been COM
menced this week.
Those new band instruments are
"mighty fine" boys.
1.-The population of lola township out
side of the city Is 1915.
Be sure and attend the celebration
at Walnut Grove tomorrow.
The foundation for Scott's new bust
ness block has been commenced.
J.B. F. Gates, of Kansas City, was
attending court last Wednesday.
The court docket has been pretty
thoroughly cleaned up this week.
Ladies, Mcclure has some very nice
Linen Suits and Linen by the gard.
Mr.. A. A. Stone, of the Kansas City
Price Current, was in lola Sunday.
Full stock Cooley's Cork Corsets,
75cts and S1.OO at NoRTHRUP's.
Stevenson's is the place for lead, oils,
varnish, brushes, ETC., at low prices.
Mr.. A. Simpson is the first man to
report roasting ears fit for table use.
Victoria Lawns, Thread Laces and
at MCCLURE'S.
New Linen Suits and Busters at
NORTHRUP'S.
Mrs. Lagrange, of Johnson county,
Indiana, is visiting at Mr.. Vannuys'.
Mr.. Pratt has sold his house to Frank
Wing who takes possession nextweek.
The old lola Band wagon has been
and fixed up to celebrate with
on the Sd.
DR.. Haller and family of Burlin-
game, were visiting at Mr.. r. Cooks
this week. i
Mr.. G. P. Alton, of Peoria, ILL.,, has
been looking for a location around
lola this week.
Bear in mind the celebration ''out
east" tomorrow. Our merchants
should all attend.
Mr.. Harmon Scott has added about
5000 worth of improvements to his
place this spring.
Mr.. 1. s. Coe brought in some very
fine ripe peaches Monday. Mr.. Church
also had fine lot.
kfhere is every probability that lola
will have a third large lumber yard
opened before long.
w. w. Kepler, q brother-in-law of
Mr.. Bowlus has been appointed station
agent at Coffeyville.
Hartman & Casmire ha. a patent |
fruit dryer which looks as though ii |
would do good work.
Mrs. Ransom, dress and cloak MAX |
nr. Rooms over Richards grocery
store, lola, Kansas.
FUnder the head of establishments of
productive industry, enumeratOr Scott,
lists II in lola township.
Mr.. w. G.. Mack, from Nova Scotia,
IS out looking up location, and is
in lola a short time.
Mrs. Terrill and two children are
Rev. Mr.. Miller. They are
rom Johnson county, Indiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Anderson start
I'd for Coldwater, Michigan, to make
an extended visit last Monday.
D. Horville has had two or three
Wind mills put up on his farm this
,pring, for drawing stock water.
We publish this week one of the
constitutional amendments
tile one in regard to temperance.
Elegant line Of Silk Lace Ties and
Fichus just received at
NoRTHRUP's.
Justice Mcdonald must feel highly
by the local notice of his le-
yal abilities in Wednesdays paper.
n. E. Stevens, representing the old
.eliable LeavenwOrth Times, was in
lola and made us call last Saturday,