The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-12-03

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ton of the time was not expected t
live.
Business at the stores in lola ha
beeu quite brisk for two weeks pas
and will continue until after the holi
day trade.
LATE McCarley has been on tn
sick list again. We hope he viii
not have as severe a siege as he hat
last winter.
Subscribers who pay up before tn
18th will save US the postage necessa
Fy to send them a written statemen
after that date.
] Every business man should use I
printed statement or bill head
They are neat, cheap land convenient
Come and see US.
J. d. Sims went to Kansas City
Monday, with four car loads of cattle
and three of hogs. He purchased Mr.
D. Horville's cattle.
Myrtle Templin was hit in the eye
by snow ball thrown by,a careless OF
vicious boy, Tuesday eve. The eye
was very much infiamed,.
Stevenson has receiveda fine assort-
ment OfhOliday goods which will be
sold cheap. Remember; to examine
his goods before buying elsewhere.
Geo. ,Akley will try to regain his
children for the purpose of keeping
them himself hereafter. Some of them
have been bound out by. the county.
Our warrented hand made boots are
made to our order and sold by none
but ourselves. They cannot be beat
en-. ANDERSON & DECLUTE.
Mr.. Thos. D. Lewis, of Utica, New
York, has been in lola for week or so
past. He owns land a few miles south
of town which he will have fenced by
spring.
The NJ. E. Conference left a cOllec-
ton amounting to upwards of ten dol
lars in the hands of Mayor Richards,
which is to be given to the destitute,
if there be such, of lola.
There seems to be no way of abating
the nuisance caused by school closing
and mail opening at the same time.
The average school boy wants "dad's
mail" just as soon as possible.
The lodge of I. O. O. F. elected off,
GERS Tuesday night as follows: G. NJ
Simpson, N. g.; Capt. A. J. Survey,
V. G.. n. F. Acers, r. s. Geo., Bur-
ris, p. s.. A. ]. Clark, Treasurer.
Come and see our Overcoats and
Suitings. We have the largest stock
ever brought to Allen county. We
are bound not to be undersold.
ANDERSON & .DECLUTE.
Mr.. Louis Walker, formerly editor
of this paper, was married at Wood,
land, Yolo county, California, short
time since. He will accept the con-
CALCULATIONS of many old friends at
lola.
Mr.. l.. L. Low died at his residence.
in Iola,. Tuesday last, after an illness
of considerable length. He has been
sick a great deal for years. and for
months past has not been expected to
live through the winter.. He leaves a
wife and two children to mourn his
death.
In Justice Court last week, John
Moran brought attachment suit
against Conrad. Mainser under the
and tenant act, by his attor-
ney, Murray, :. Richards & Simpson
were attorneys for Mainser. The jury
returned verdict in favor of Richards
& Simpsons client.
The Humboldt papers have been
that their chances for the
from Fl. Scott were so good |
that $50 days" was to see the iron
horse snorting around their village. |
There is no probability that the road
will be.built to Humboldt at any time !;
the contractors have thrown up their |
and the bottom is completely |
)ut. The road will come toIOla-but |
It will be more than GO days hence-as
vo otofoI a fe,xxy xvoatyo orN
The NJ. E. Church, of lola, was ded- |
Gated by Bishop Bowman Sunday
evening last. It was intended - dol
20 at the morning service, but other
matters occupied so much time that it. !