The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-03-04

LOCAL MATTERS.
.Business L0cab under this HEADING amono editori
notices iciA be charged Fifteen cents per line ca,
4pubhcdfion. No deviation from this rate to anvon
Borrow money of Bowlus.
Attend the Literary tonight.
New Spring Prints at Northrup's.
Mr.. McClelland has moved out on
farm.
Our weather prophets predict a we
spring.
Muzzle your dogs-with good fiv
shooter.
Hay has been coming in brisk agai,
this week.
'Pinafore" at the lola Opera House
last night.
J.H. Walters went up to Topeka
last Monday.
Our merchants had busy day of il
last Saturday.
New styles in Lace Fichues and Ties
at Northrup's.
Mr.. Epler will move out on his farm
south of town.
A splendid assortment of toilet soaps
at StevensOn's.
SamI Bloom and family moved to
town this week.
Quite number of strangers in town
during the week.
A large amount of prairie is being
fenced for pasture.
Read the new advertisement of Kes-
.terson & Everheart.
Miller, the Furniture Man, intends
putting in a stock of carpets.
Postmaster MeElroy of Humboldt
was in our town last Saturday.
Klaumann & Eshbaugh invite every
sone to call on them for groceries.
Mr.. Hutchinson brought some blood
ed stock with him from Illinois.
The weather depends on the direc-
!tion from which the wind blows.
New stock Of spring Clothing just
received, at NoRTHUP's.
Beautiful Spring! But all odes in
reference thereto respectfully declined.
Mr.. Robt. Cook returned last Friday
from his visit to his. old home in Ohio.
After the first of May you can say
farewell to the old fashioned mince
pie.
The river has been up for few days
past on account of the rains north
west.
Regular communication of the lola
Lodge, A. F. & A. NJ, tomorrow
night.
L. G. May has just completed very
neat house on lots just east of the school
house.
New and complete stock of Station
cry, Blank Books and fancy articles at
Scott's. |.
Allen county is becoming noted for
its fine blooded horses, cattle, sheep
and hogs.
The stereotyped phrase that old
winter still fingers in the lap of Spring
is in order. 8
Miss Mollie Templin returned last
Monday from her visit to Topeka and q
Kansas City. e
Miss Sadie Strong's school-in the
brick school house northwest of town
closes to-day.
Deputy County Attorney Mcdonald
has his office in Judge Talcott's office
at the court house. o
Mrs. L. A. Thrasher left last week
for Baltimore, where Mr.. Thrasher's \
now are.
Senator Funston returned home r
rom Topeka last Tuesday on account
# the sickness of his wife.
Marshal, spare that dog-provided "
his owner has complied with the ordi- = :,
lance In reference to dogs.
Mr.. Stow as the "Irish Schoolmas- =,
er" caused considerable amusement
It the Literary last Friday night. q,
A full line Of regular Homeopathic e,
dedicines just received, and will be flu
.ept constantly on hands at Scott's. m
Mr.. Hutchinson who recently moved
rom Illinois to this place occupies Mr.. .,
house, in the north part of ~ ~
OWN. ;.
Rev. D. 7. Summerville left last III
uesday to attend the NJ. E.. Confer an
nee at Wellington, Summer county, vi
.ansas. he
d. P. Green has sold his interest in nu
he grocery store of Kesterson & Green err
John Everheart. Kesterson & Ev- IN
heart is the name of the new firm. it