The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-06-17

v CuC GOWN the WeeOS.
The heated term is upon Us.
District Court next Monday.
Tax paying has been brisk this
week.
This is an unusually good season fol
gardens.
A large number of strangers in town
this week.
The clover in the public square has
been moved.
Lonsdale Muslin (yard wide) 81 cts.
at Northrup's.
Lonsdale Muslin (yard wide) 81 cts,
at NOrthrup's.
The hay crop promises to be excel
lent this season.
The prospects for another railroad at
lola are flattering.
One price and that the lowest at An
derson & DeClute's.
Large quantities of wool are being
brought to market daily.
Corn is growing rapidly, and the
crop now looks promising.
V a Sunday School picnic was held at
likes grove last Saturday.
Found, a Masonic pin. Call at
this Office and prove property.
Chinch bugs are attacking corn
fields in many parts of the county.
We have heard nothing additional
this week in reference to mad dogs.
Good suitings, 5 cents per yard at
NoRTHRUP's.
The Thermometer went up to 100 in
the shade last Monday and Tuesday.
Lonsdale Muslin (yard wide), 81 cts.
at NORTHRUP's.
{ John Gordon defended Jesse Smith
in Squire Travis court last Tuesday.
Make your preparations to attend
the 4th of July celebration at this
place.
Wheat is being harvested this week
and the crop is very uneven in this
county.
The County Superintend snt has been
schools throughout the county
during the week.
Repairs are being made on the school
house preparatory to the holding of
the County Normal Institute.
Mrs. G.. H. DeClute and her sister,
Miss Libbie Anderson, arrived from
Michigan, yesterday.
at the close of the State University,
c. F. Scott went to Colorado to spend
instead of coming home.
An engine has been put on the new
at this point, and the work of
track laying is being pushed forward
rapidly.
The term of court commencing next
will be one of interest, judy
ing from the number of State cases on
the docket.
It has been distressingly healthy for
physicians of late, but cucumbers are
coming into market, and their business
is likely to improve. u
Married, 1T the court house, BY the
Probate Judge, June 9th, NJ. G. w.
COINS, of Cedar county, NJ, and Miss
Julia NJ. Clark, of Allen county, Kans.
Remember that the old soldiers re-
union and celebration at this place on
The 4th of July is to he the grandest
affair of the kind ever held in the
county.
Some weather prophet has prophe-
lied frost on the I'D and 23d of this
month. 1t might be hard ON vegeta,
ion, but the people would undoubt-
idly enjoy it.
The rain storm last Thursday after
noon was accompanied with a large
quantity of hail in some parts of the
county, and some of the hail stones
we're unusually large.
Messrs. L. L. Northrup and J. II.
went up to Topeka last Wed
,esdap to attend a meeting in the
interest of a railroad from Girard to
Topeka by the way of lola.
Ayers informs US that the Kansas
lily, Lawrence & Southern road will
ell excursion tickets to any point along
heir line on the 4th of July atone-half
ates. One fare for the round trip.
We are not making any run on mix
d paints, lead and oil, but after you
'et the best figures you can all around
'ou want to drop in quietly and see US |
'efore you buy. SCOTT & Son.
Lonsdale Muslin yard widej 81
ents at o. P. NoRTHRuP & Co.'S.