The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-02-27

Prepare for making garden.
| The "bOOm" is on the increase.
Are you going to build this spring?
Call and see McClure's cassimeres
Election of officers at the Literary to
night.
Attend the lecture next Thursday
evening.
District Court in Woodson county
next week.
Col. G. P. Smith will move his fam
lily to lola.
The demand for wood is not equal to
the supply.
Twenty-Five overcoats at cost at
Northrup's.
The Masons are talking about build
ing new hall.
A large amount of corn brought to
market this week.
| Capt. Thrasher reached Cincinnati
last week all right.
Curtis Colboln was quite sick this
week with lung fever.
c. NJ. Richards and family started
for Ellsworth last Wednesday.
James Templin has purchased the
Anderson farm on Deer Creek.
Better try some of that nice job work
THE REGISTER is turning out.
F. NJ. Powers will move to Wilson
county, having purchased farm there.
Four additions to the ranks of the
knights of Honor Wednesday night.
IfyOu want to count the loafers about
town, get up horse race or dog fight.
Mr.. Jas. Mcclure is away to Chicago
after new spring stock Of dry goods.
Sylvester Wilcox, of ElsmOre, was
in our town last Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
A little business in the Police court
would be for the peace and quiet of our
town.
w. A. Ross has been appointed exc
cutor of the estate of Mary Beatty, de-
ceased.
E. d. Brown is off to Illinois on a
visit to his old home. He will be gone
a week.
f. y. Yates, formerly of lola, will go
into the mercantile business at Topeka
this spring.
Mrs. Bancroft, of Fredonia, is visit
ing her daughters, Mrs. Hankint and
Mrs. Lakin.
Messrs. o. P. Northrup & Co. started
to Chicago this week to lay in their
spring stock.
The Sheriff has had the court
room put In good order for the March
term of court.
County Attorney Slavens was at
Humboldt Monday and Tuesday on
legal business.
Mcclure has received part of his
spring stock of boots and shoes. Call
in and see them.
Blank books and stationery at reas-
enable prices and full stock to select
from, at Stevenson's.
Charley Ramsey, who has been in
Indiana for several years past, return
ed home last Saturday.
The Union is ferOciously chawing
"Jenkins," the independents CORES
pondent from Humboldt.
Last week s. r. Breckenridge was
appointed Executor of the estate of
James Carpenter, deceased.
Frank Harlin is over from Girard.
He came Oh account of the sickness
of his grandmother, Mrs. Davis.
Barnes, the lola painter, is singing
paint at the Taylor House regardless
of eXpense.-Yates Center NeWs.
Quite number of the old soldiers
from this vicinity attended the soldiers
meeting at Humboldt last Saturday.
Our Nasty is putting up an addition
to the postOffice building. Lock-boxes
and other cOnveniencies will follow.
w. G. Mcdonald closed his school
last Friday and has moved to town,
and is now ready to dispense justice.
Charley Steele has moved his jewel
nv store to the room south of cClure's
store, recently vacated by Paul Loss.
Two thousand yards of dress goods
ing the next thirty days at Northrup's.
Some one suggest an effective RENE
dy for the disturbance caused by boys
at church, literary and other meetings.
Mr.. J. r. Dunlap received fine
Light Brahma Cockerel last Friday,
by express, from VIM. Davis, of Leav-
enwOrth.
T. H. DeHaven, of Elsmore, was
married a few weeks since, to Miss
Jennie Ford, Of Linn county. Good
luck, Tom.
O'Brien, charged with attempting
to poison Ware, waived examination
last Tuesday and was recognized to the
District court.
Miss Minnie Lakin and Miss Jennie
ColbOrn, lightened the gloom of THE
REGISTER Office Monday afternoon by
q short call. Come again.
Ezra Rhoades, MarmatOn township,
will sell lot of live stock at public
sale Saturday March 9th, commencing
at IL o'clock. See hand bills.
R. B. Stevenson has purchased from
Mrs. Reed the building east of his
drug store. This announcement eX-
plains Bob's absence last week.
Messrs. Gordon and Close of Usage
township will sell at public sale COM
mencing at 10 o'clock a. m, Thursday
March 4th, a lot of live stock, farming
implements and household goods. See