The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-01-30

Three hundred yaruS sulUiuS az VI
cents per yard at Northrup's.
lola needs and should have public
hall-and that as soon as possible.
Are you willing to do your part?
The Wallace Sisters entertainment
was given to crowded house, and was
a fair drama ably rendered. The seem
ery was furnished by the troupe.
Mr.. Guy Rady, who has been visit
ing at Mrs, Collins for few weeks
mast. returned to Leadville last Tues
day. James Collins accompanied him.
Several new residences are among
the improvements reported to US as
being planned for early spring work.
The steady growth of our city is as
sured.
Married, at Humboldt, Kansas, at
the residence of the BRIDES father, by
Rev. S. Price, Thursday, Jan. %, 1880,
Mr.. Thomas Denzel and Miss Sarah
Shelly.
See card of Mr. Pike in advertising
Icolumns. He has been in lola long
time and our people know what his
work is. Give him q call and see what
he will do.
Ellis & Gray have purchased the lot
and building where their shop stands,
of Mr.. L. L. Northrup, and are talking
|of erecting firstcrate business room
in the spring.
| J.W. Robbins, special correspondent
Iof the Chicago Inter Ocean, has very
Interesting, truthful, and valuable ar
lticle written from lola, in the daily OF
January 18th.
| The school under Mr.. Gordon's man
apement in Dist. No. S, has increased
Its attendance 80 that the Board have
hired an assistant. Miss Vide Fether-
lingin has been employed.
The sale of household furniture at
the Leland Hotel Saturday last was
only moderately attended. The articles
sold, so far as our observation went,
: brought all they were worth.
81 Mr.. Edward Shon and family are
out from Indiana visiting relatives in
Q this county. They are well pleased
with the country, and intend locat'
ling near Rocklow, we understand.
II IF YOU want to borrow money from
t one to five years time, with or s0itho"'
commissions, at low rates, in sums from
q 500 up, call on Geo. A. Bowlus, Man
q ager Neosho Valley Land Agency.
The meetings at the M. E. church
e still continue and considerable interes
I. lis taken. Several have protested con
|verson and eight or nine have arise'
IA for prayers up to Wednesday night.
III Thos. Orion, of Chicago, a brothe
of the late VIM. Orion, for some year
}. Superintendent of the w. U. Telegraph
IS Company, was visiting his daughter
Mrs. Anderson, at lola, during tn
Is past week.
le Treasurer Young received five hun
g. dred bran new silver dollars from tn
Is Mint, last Monday. This makes
r total of twenty-five hundred dollar
9. shipped to this place to use as chang
a. during the past year.
r Hereafter we shall publish eac
ne week the names and amount paid o
subscription. Those who pay will thu
at be enabled to keep track of the matte
ct and if their name is not credited pro-
ur erly can correct the mistake at once.
Married, at the residence Of IL
|e- brides parents, at Humboldt, Kansa
ed Thursday morning, Jan. 18th, by Re
he E. S. Pendleton, Mr.. D. G. Young
the lola Independent and Miss Co
.rt A. Price, daughter of Rev. S. Price.
er- Hartman & Casmire have in the
Is wareroom about thirty thousa1
pounds of the Joliet barb fence VIII
as This firm have also just received
he full line Of plows and farming impl
'as ments, and likewise full line Of gra
seeds in bulk.
Nv, DC. Young, editor of the Ladepe
III dent. was married to Miss Cora Prit
at Humboldt, yesterday. We wi
the happy couple unlimited joy al
Ice happiness through LIES journey. n
wa Young can now take all kinds
HE "truck" on subscription.