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

AIDA McGee and Maggie Tidmal
are both are quite sick at Mrs. Rich
ardsoHs. Relapse from the measels
the cause.
Go to Bowlus for money and borrow
at 1.-THE old-fashioned" rates--interes
/: payable annually and no commission
{, Uhdtever.
;. Miss Ella Ramsay returned to he
duties in the school room last Wednes
day afternoon after quite severe spell
of sickness.
Mr.. L. d: Search has quit the hotel
business and will move on the Brown
farm, two and one-half miles north.
east of town.
Goods were received this week at
Stevenson's directed te Miss Phila A.
Cole. Will our Representative rise up
and explain?
r. II. Knight starts to-day for Iowa,
where he expects to wind up some I'M
finished bushes. He will be absent
about ten days.
Mr.. P. Hutchinson's father with
his family moved here from Illinois
last week. He will go into the bust
ness of stock raising.
Bowlus has 500, 900 to loan to farm
ers, In any sums desired, on one, two,
three or five years time, at the very
Lowest rate of interest.
Mrs. L. L. Northrup and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. J. H. Vannuys, returned
from their visit to friends in Alabama
the latter part of last week.
Would it not be a good idea for the
schools in this county to appoint an
arbor day, and celebrate it by planting
trees about the school houses
Before starting to town to trade, or
out on a shopping expedition, you
should carefully look over the adver-
Using columns Of the REGISTER.
Married, March I'd, 1881, by the
Probate Judge at his office in the
court house, Martin V. Huff and Celia
A. Webster, both of Allen County.
All goods in stock will be sold at re-
duced prices to make room for our new
Spring Stock.
O.P. NoRTHRUP & Co.
b. T. Rodman has purchased NJ.
Cohen's interest in the dry goods store
formerly owned by Mr.. G.. Mr.. Rod
mans family are looked for this week.
CD. Jones-or "Dick" as is he famil-
iarly called, was up from Wilson county
last Monday. He reports good times,
and everybody prosperous and happy.
Mr.. H. C. Winchester, from Mont
yomery county, who has rented of
MIR. and Mrs. Dunlap the Rotermund
arm near Carlyle, moved on to the
place last week.
We have received copy of E. H.
Funston's railroad bill and will pub !,
ish it in next weeks paper. AS we
would be the case, the bill
vas killed in the Senate.
An addition is being built to the
DOM recently occupied by Klaumann
Eshbaugh as grocery store. When
is completed A. E. Wright will
move his grocery store into it.
The State Superintendent of Public
Mr.. H. c. Speer, has prom
'ed to be present at the Graduating
Exercises of the lola High School, and
oliver the presentation speech.
District Clerk Davis has had made
'r his office large new desk with
helves for his books and pigeon holes
n legal papers. It adds much to the
ppearance and convenience of his
lice.
1t is coming time of year to clean up
round and beautify your homes. In II
ping this there is nothing that is as
leap as a little paint judiciously APP in
led. You will find Stevenson's b:
ock of paints complete. 81
A mad dog scare would be a good hs
ing for our town, provided it would az
suit in the killing of an hundred or tn
ore of the worthless ours that are III
ntinually barking at passers-by
ID making the nights hideous. as
The papers this week report the loss ~
thousands of dollars worth of prop -,
ty hV fire resulting from the explo- p,'
N of a coal oil lamp. At Stevenson's q"
u can buy good article of coal oil o.'
d thus decrease the danger from s''
cidents. .ns
far
The temperance law, as passed by fic
T Legislature for the enforcement of su,
2 constitutional amendment, will be uu
md on the inside of to-day's paper. fol-
may be somewhat modified by the 7
'sent Legislature if SO, we will ito
blish the amendments