The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-08-20

LOCAL. MATTERS.
Busisess Locals under this heading Gmong editorial
notices .viH be charged Fifteen aents per line each
publication. No deviation frcR hais rate to anyone
The best prepared paints at Steven
sons.
Dry and dusty weather. We need
rain.
Old papers for sale cheap at this
office.
Theo- Simpson went to Illinoison
visit this week.
Mr.. j.. E. Tharp's youngest child is
not expected to live.
Teachess are beginning to hunt up
fall and winter schools.
Fancy and toilet articles Of every
description at StevensOn's.
Business has been decidedly quiet
during the past thirty days.
A stiff upper lip and when the rain
comes our locality is all right.
Mr.. Dave Beatty was taken sick
with brain fever Wednesday,.
WOrkmen are engaged on the fOun-
dation Of the new brick block.
Bring on your job work: the best
and cheapest place in the county.
L. L. Low has left lola and does not
expect to RETURN, we are informed.
Mr.. and MRS. NJ. w. Post buried
their youngest child Tuesday last
Burt Potter has been quite sick
with. lung fever, but is now better.
Miss Ellen Bartlett has been employ
ed in the public schools at Humboldt.
Frank Brewer went to Howard City
to be absent few weeks, last Monday.
A full line of standard patent nedi-
cines can be found at StevensOnls drug
store.
John and Rose Young and Anna
Hartley were visiting at ROak1Ow last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hutchison left for Pom
tiac, Illinois this week to visit rela-
tives.
New and complete stock of Station
cry, Blank Books, and fancy articles
at ScOtt's.
Robert Whites sorghum. factory at
Geneva, turneds off S26, gallons last
week.
For two very fine watermelons we
are under obligations to Mr.. J. G..
Todd, Of lola.
Mr.. A. S. Hankins, living on Rock
Creek, was. very sick with fever the
first Of the week
Or. Chastain has a pet boil on his chin
which makes him particularly ami
able this hot weather.
Miss Jennie ColboEN and Bertha
Price have been employed as teachers
in the Lola public school.
Messrs. Slavens, Brown, Summer
vile and PaxsOn are doing good ser
vice in, the temperance work.
Mr.. L. L. NOrthrup has put up q
large sign advertising his lumber yard
west side of the public square.
In the absence of l.. L. Holden, 4. q.
Hahn will read services in the Presby-
terrain church next sunday evening.
Mr.. English, father Of S. s. English,
who has been visiting his son at this
place returned home Saturday.
Mr.. Berry, of Geneva, left US some
very fine grapes last week which we
neglected to mention. Thanks.
A full line of regular Homeopathic
Medicines just received, and will be
kept constantly on hands at Scotts
The school election in this district
last week resulted III Mr.. Thayer being
chosen as member Of the school board.
MIA c. Settle, husband of Jennie
White, deceased, arrived at Geneva
from. Lincoln county, on the 18th
inst.
Drugs, books and stationery-the
largest stock in tOwn-will be found at
the.0ld reliable corner store Of Il. b.
Stevenson.
Humboldt has given up all hopes OF
'getting the Notwithstanding to their
public statements. But "Carve dat
pOssum" boys.
Mr.. D. +. Cadnus, of Oswego, is in
town on business this week. He looks
Just as natural as ever and is the same
keen-eyed man of business.
Wednesday, but for the cool south
wind would have been intolerably hot.
A general desire for cooling rain is
spreading among our people.
Married by Rev. VIM. NJ. Crozier,
at his residence, on Thursday, August
18th 1880, Mr.. Jesse w. Hibbs to Miss
Mary NJ, .Dickerson, all of Carlyle.
Mass. convention of Republicans at
the court house to-day to elect dele
eatea.to attend the Senatorial conveD.
ton. Turnout and elect good men.
The. proud Caucausian struck the
African, but. the latter is under the
law the equal of the former, hence q
complaint duly filed before the justice.
Mrs. H. A.. Perkins, and Mrs. J. r:
Boyd and daughters started for st. Paul
and the northern lakes, last Wednesr
day. They will be gone three or fouz
weeks.
Judge Ayers, of Flu Scott, is expects
ed, over in q few days to work up the
franchises of the railroad from tie