The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-06-25
FRIDAY, JUNE, Is 1880.
LOCAL MATTERS.

Business Locals under this heading among ed'tordt
notices scH be charged Fifteen cents per hne edeh
publication. No deviation from this rate to anyone
Showery weather.
We want another good rain Mr..
Clerk.
Toilet articles-all kinds-at R. B.
Stevenson's.
Send this weeks paper to your east
ern friends.
The largest stock of Parasols in lola
at Northrup's.
Capt. S. j. Stewart of Cottage Grove,
was in town Monday.
Chas. M. Richards and wife are WIS.,
iting relatives at lola.
Our Police Judge, Mcdonald, had
one city case this week.
The usual number of attorneys are
on hand attending court.
Miss Cooley, of Elsmore, was visit
ing friends at lola this week.
Ladies, Mcclure has some very nice
Linen Suits and Linen by the gard.
Full stock Cooley's Cork Corsets,
75cts and $1.OO at NORTHRUP's.
Victoria Lawns, Thread Laces and
Embroideries at MCCLURE's.
Stevenson's is the place for lead, oils,
varnish, brushes, ETC., at low prices.
New Linen Suits and busters at
NORTHRUP'S.
Now is good time to take the cOun-
ty paper,-which same is THE REGIS
TER.
The Southern road is now completed
to Hunnewell on the Indian Territory
| line.
Mr.. Rabey, who was visiting atIola
last winter, died at Leadyills' last
week.
NMr, Jonathan Davis, of Bourbon
Tcounty was over attending court this
week.
Mr.. R. Cook has had his family car
rage thoroughly overhauled and re-
paired. -
lola has over eleven hundred inhab.
itants according to the enumeratOr'
report.
| Mrs. A. w. Beck sent us a very fine
Hripe peach last Tuesday-the first OF
the season.
i A communication upon "politics ane
religion" will appear next week. Ii
was crowded out.
The fruit prospect never was better
for apples; peaches will be nearly q
full crop as well.
Mrs. Ransom, dress and cloak max
er. Rooms over Richards grocery
store, lola, Kansas.
THE REGISTER circulates just 36'
more papers this issue than it die
eighteen months ago.
| Mr.. Pratt and family will remove t.
Ohio in a few weeks. Miss Ella viii
90 to Rochester, n. Y.
Some poor fellow had terrible cas-
of i'm Jams in lola Monday night. W.
did not learn his name.
Mr., Jas. Clark and family, of Ell
county, were visiting his sister, Mrs
j. II. Young, this week.
VA telephone from the Mineral Wei
to Scott's drug store makes the trans
mission of messages easy.
Il Deputy U. S. Int. Rev. Collector
T. G.. Jones of Chanute, dropped i'll OF
. our merchants Tuesday.
Mr.. J. w. Cox tells us the census
enumeration shows the population Q
Elsmore township to be 1865.
III Mr.. Barth will accept cur thanks 70
q nice lot of cherries, and Mrs. Ihri
for a fine mess of new potatoes.
The regular meeting of the Board o
County Commissioners will be he'll
commencing Monday, July 5th.
Elegant line of Silk Lace Ties an
Fichus Just received at
NoRTHRUP's.
Mr.. Jas. Aiken, of Yates Center
, was in town this week. He propose
to 90 largely into the sheep bushes!
We ought to have a wooden mill pu
p I'D at this place. Some effort Shout
be made to secure one, and, that 9
once.
The County Normal Institute wi
be held at lola commencing Monda.
July 9Th. A large attendance is e!
n Extra copies of The REGISTER ca
be had at this office or at the post oftit
news stand. Send one tOyour easter
friends.
;. Don't you forget the corner dru
! store. Everything new and first-cla
u and at rs low prices as anywhere
+ Allen county.
u Eight or ten couple came over fro
the Falls Sunday last and dro,
around viewing the appearance of tt
cola Boom"
Members of the order Of Anciel
e Templars are all requested to be pre-
ent next Monday evening, as matte
g of importance will be considered.
ol Chinch bugs are reported as begiI
q ming to hurt the corn. A good raj
T. will stop them-and we have tel
~ praphed to the clerk of the weather.
Mr.. Jas. Nj. Allen, one of our su
scribers writing from Greenfield; ILL
saws their wheat harvest is on bool
oa4a and nrasS also looks we