The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-04-16

SCOTS.
! I. N. Templin has just received q
fine line of clocks which will be sold
as cheap as the cheapest.
The Ladies are invited to call and
examine the new spring styles at
Ella Cowan's Millinery Store.
Lost, a babes gold pin, with the
word "baby" engraved in black let
tiers on face. Finder please return to
this office.
| Beck is agent for that wind mill
which attracts attention at the south
east corner of the square. Hehas sold
three already.
There was no council meeting Mon
day night. They all went to the show.
Tuesday evening the new council met
for the first time.
Miss Nevins, of Quincy, ILL.,, has To-
Gated in lola, and has opened a dress
making establishment in Miss Cow
ans millinery rooms.
Thos. McLelland and G.. w. Grissem
have had horse bills printed at this
Office this week advertising the merits
of their respective horses.
Mr.. Phillip Hutchinson has started
an advertising boom in the grocery
line, and has the goods to back what
he says. Give him call.
Mr.. J. G. ClarL one Of our old time
Democratic war horses, but now of Elk
county, vas in town Monday, looking
as hale and hearty as ever.
Hon. Geo. q. Ihge, waa in town
Saturday ard called up to "renew."
He has moved from Geneva to Neosho
Falls, but intends going west.
Mr.. N. Orem died at his residence in
lola last Sunday night after an illness
of three weeks. He was about sixty
three years old at the time Of his death.
J. e. Tharp brought in hedge plant
sprout of one years growth yesterday
morning that measured fourteen feet
four inches long. It is now displayed
at Bowlus' office.
Get your printing done where you
please-it's your right-but please do
not, after spending your money else
where, come to this office begging free
locals. It is not pretty.
A terrible report comes from the
Burmese empire to the effect that sew
en- hundred men, women and children
were burned alive, as sacrifice for the |
of the Kings health.
Next week we shall issue q larger
containing the addresses
of the new secret organization-O. C.
D.-Our Country's Defenders. Lodges
have been formed in this county.
Rev. d. p. Mitchell was reduced to
the ranks partly for the reason Of run
ming for an office. What should be
done to a Rev. who signs his article
Politician" It was not an lola
minister.
Our correspondents have done nobly
this, week. With their valuable aid
The REGISTER will in the future as in
the past not only give more reading
matter but also more local news than
any paper in the county.
Mrs. J. w. Funkhouser died at her
home in Deer Creek township, Wedn-
esday night, of typhoid fever. The fu-
neral services were conducted at the
Presbyterian church in lola by Rev.
D. T. Summerville, yesterday after
noon.
A subscription paper is being circu-
ated for the purpose of improving the
Methodist church. 1t is contemplate
I'd charging it and adding neat spire.
The cost will be in the neighborhood
If $500. Rev. Summerville is working
The matter up.
The entertainment of ALI. Burnett
assisted by Miss Nash and Prof Sharp
eigh, at the court house Monday night
was well worthy of patronage and re-
,eived it. It was good entertain
nent in every respect and needs no
particular praise.
Our Fair Lawn correspondent will
10 the business men of lola a favor by
falling around and finding out how
many made the remark that was charg-
ID against them. Old residents of the
county know just how much credit to
rive some mems statements.