The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-05-14

court house in lola next Thursda,
afternoon at 2 o'clock p. m.
h/Miss Kate Thrasher and Miss Ell,
Ramsay have gone to Paola to attent
the Normal school at that place.
List of expenditures allowed at tn
last meeting of the County Commits
siOners will be published next week.
%Mr. A. J. Clark is fixing up an ic'
cream saloon adjoining Young & Clark
store. The parlor will I've up stairs.
Fair Lawn and Usage correspondence
was received too late for publication
last week. 1t appears in this issue.
Five gallon kegs. sorghum, $3.50
five gallon kegs best table syrup $500
at COwAN's.
The band boys were out serenadine
Tuesday night. They have improved
sufficiently to be a credit to the town
Mr.. Often will occupy the room va
Gated by Paul Loss, as an ice cream
saloon. 1t will be open by tomorrow.
Mr.. Buchanan's team ran away the
fore part of the week, breaking the
wagon but not injuring anything fur.
ther.
Miss Pratt and Miss Cowgirl have
formed a partnership in the dress
making business and have opened a
shop.
The south bound mail train was de-
layed at Garrett by freight train be-
ing off the track. It was nearly two
hours late.
Mr.. C. r. Camp brought in a lot of
excursionists from New York last
week. Quite number have located
at this place.
VA little boy of Mr.. E. w. Arnold,s,
swallowed a silver quarter Monday
afternoon. So far no serious effects
have resulted.
Chas. Dawson, a young man arres-
ted for stealing a horse in Woodson
county, languishes in the Allen county
Jail at present.
Mr.. A. Crandall lately from Illinois,
is putting up a building on the lot
south of Mr.. Lows. The house is
nearly enclosed.
LMr. Geo. Christy died at his resi-
dence in Deer Creek township Thurs
dsy afternoon last. He was son of
Uncle John Christy.
The lola base ball nine went to Ge-
neva Saturday to play match game
of ball. They came out ahead and are
elated.
Miss. Sara J. Travis and her mother,
who have been in New York State for
some time past returned last Saturday
to lola. They are now at home.
The Interstate has enlarged by
putting another column to the page.
Mr.. Burd will find it too large to
any great length of time.
Mr.. C. T. Hickman representing the
Post Dispatch, Of st. Louis, was in
town Wednesday and made us a pleas
ant call. He is a very genial gentle
man.
Mr.. VIM. Davis of the lola mills,
,aught a..fifty-two pound cat fish one
lay this week with common ''min-
low" hook. And now everybody has
zone fishing.
Some graceless scamps cut the bell
ope of the Presbyterian church last
Thursday night. A fine by the police
Judge will be warning to them if ar
ested, as they should be.
We were pleased to make the &C
luaintance of Mr.. Davidson, of Ohio,
nephew of Mr.. Fast of this place.
dr. D. is lawyer by profession, and
possibly will locate at lola.
If you want to borrow money from
he to five years time aOith or Without
COMMISSIONS, at low rates, in sums from
100 up, call on Geo. a. BOwlus, Man
ger Neosho Valley Land Agency.
The correspondent of the X. G.. Jour-
al at lola made too much of sensa-
ion about the 'fracas" in Elsnlore.
UGH reports do more harm than
God and had better be left unwritten.
It has been talked about several
mes and it does seem as though a
Military company could easily be Or {
anized here. Suppose paper is I