The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-06-10
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Good suitings, 5 cents per yard at
NoRTHRUP's.
Spring chickens in market this
week.
Wheat will soon be ready for har-
vesting.
Lonsdale Muslin (yard wide) 81 cts,
at Northrup's.
Judge Talcott is holding court in
Woodson county.
One price and that the lowest at An
dersOn & DeClute's.
Samuel Scott, of Chanute, has been
in our town this week.
AS yet we hear nothing in reference
to the county election this fall.
There is an unusually small amount
of sickness in lola and vicinity.
, jMr. D. b. Smeltzer commenced har-
vesting wheat yesterday afternoon.
Abe Smith and G. w. Davis, of
Yates Center, were in lola Tuesday.
To avoid the penalty the second half
of your taxes must be paid before June
goth.
I The bridge builders are at work on
the bridge across Rock Creek for the
new railroad.
The County Commissioners were in
session last Monday as Board OF
Equalization.
A great many farmers have got the
better of the weeds and. their corn is
growing finely.
A large amount Of railroad iron and
cross ties have been received this week
for the new road.
District Court for Allen County will
convene ut the court house in lola,
Monday, June Goth.
w. E. Tharp has received a new bar
Der chair for his shop. 1t is said to be
one of the finest made.
DR.. Edison, of Ogle county, ILL.,, has
been visiting Mr.. Clothier, Of Fair
Lawn, for a week or so.
The select school being taught in
the public school buildings by Irs.
| Knight, is well attended.
The old soldiers meeting at lola on
the 4th of July will be the grandest
celebration ever held in the county.
County Attorney Fife was in attend
ance at the meeting of the Board Of
County Commissioners last Monday.
n John Harris was the enterprisine
IMAM who collected the money to be4l
the 4th of July celebration expenses.
The boys are talking up game O.
base ball to be played with the Genev;
club on the 4th of July at this place.
WV. L. Bartels has been compelled t
increase his force of hands in his har
ness shop, adding two more this week
w d. NJ. Masters, atone time residen
of lola, but now of Jacksonville, Ill.
lis, with his family, visiting friends il
this city.
Joe flaming, living near the NJ, K
& T. railroad, south of Humboldt, hat
a little child killed by the cars las
Tuesday.
The ladies of lola will presenta fla,
to the township which sends the larg
est delegation to lola Oh the 4th G
July, 1881.
YThe city council at their meetin
Monday night will probably pass a
ordinance licensing every bushes
house in town.
kMr. Fisher, of the Pennsylvani
Central Hotel, has purchased Mr.. Ire
lands fine team of sorrels and has ais
purchased new hack.
Track laying on the new road wa
OclayeQ IOT AWuuc 0u1S w0oR foA W.
want of spikes. Work is progressin
rapidly now, however.
MMarried, June ss6, 1881, by Re-
William Hxfki6s at his residence NJ
: Robers u: Thompson and Miss Perm
liza Hubbard, both of Allen county.
Personal invitations are being sci
to old soldiers in adjoining counties
attend the old soldiers reunion an
! celebration at lola on the 4th Of Jul.
DR.. J. w. Scott, one of the Regen
of the State University, has been
attendance on the cOmmencemel
exercises of that institution this wee
N Whenever a stray dog comes prov
ing around your premises it would
!, well to give him dose of strychnil
or lead, whichever is most coRveniep
We are requested to say that the
will be a dance at the Opera House
= lola, on the 4th of July, afternoon al
night. Arrangements are now bell
made fnr that DurDOSe.