The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-04-01

at NoRrHRuP's.
Mr. Robert Cain has purchased ten
acres of land near the bridge shops
and is building residence on it.
Will open, next week, the best line
of Clothing ever brought to lola.
Oh NORTHRUP & Co.
A full line Of regular Homeopathic
Medicines just received, and will be
kept constantly on hands at Scott's.
Ten cases Ladies and Children's
Shoes at Is per cent below regular
price, at NORTHRUP's.
Rev. w. S. Acomb, of Humboldt,
will occupy the pulpit at the Presby-
terrain church next Sunday morning.
We neglected to mention last week
that Mr.. and Mrs. Bennington had gone
on visit to their old home in
Iowa.
The advertisement of A. F.. Wright
will be found on the first page of
to-day's paper. Read it, and call and
see him.
Prof. Tillotson at the Presbyterian
Church tonight. Admission twenty
five cents. See programme in another
column.
Mr.. w. H. Evans represents the
Presbyterian Church of this place at
the Presbytery of Neosho, at Chetopa,
this week.
Go to Bowlus for money and borrow
at "the old-fashioned" rates-interest
payable annually and no commissions
sDhdtever.
Mr.. II. Longshore represents the
Presbyterian Church at Carlyle at the
meeting of the Presbytery at Chetopa,
this week.
Teachers examination at the school
house tomorrow. The examination
will be held under the provisions of
the new law
xJOhn Harris has moved into his
house in the south part Of town, and
Sheriff Walters has moved into the
Jail building.
J. F. CoIborn and wife started for
Kansas City and st. Louis Tuesday
to purchase spring and summer
stock of goods.
James and Samuel Neer, Of Ohio,
are visiting with their brother, D. G.
Neer. They Will probably make their
home in Kansas.
1t is time of year to clean up about
your premises aud throw old tin cans
and rubbish generally, over on your
premises.
Rowius has SlOO, 600 to loan to farm
ers, IL any sums desired, on one, two,
three OR five years time, 1T the cery
tOVest rate Of interest.
Mr.. Andrew Hankins informs US that
he left Illinois with nine Norman and
horses, but that he sold six
Of them On his way out.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
and congregation will give another of
their socials at the Odd Fellows Hall |
next Thursday evening.
The N. Z. Church of this place held
their vuarterly meeting last Saturday
ard Sunday, Rev. Mr. Price, Presid
Ing Elder, being present.
Miss Josie Stevenson went up TO
Kansas City last Monday to attend
the meeting of the Women's Christian
Mission Of the North West.
Mr.. C. L. Lambert goes to Fl. Scott
next week to build a house for Mr.. J.
E. Lock wood of that place. Mr.. L.
is considered fine workman.
The music class taught by Mr.. Ste
renson at the N. f. Church last week,
md the conceet given Friday evening,
we're pronounced a grand success.
u. E. Tharp will fit up the room
occupied by the harness shop
or his business. He intends to have
neat and stylish room hereafter.
Will open next week the finest line
# Carpets ever brought to lola. Call
20. P,xoRTHEur & Co.
Married, DE Office of the Probate
Judge, Thursday afternoon, March
an, 1851, Robert II. Striekler and
fartka Martin, both of Allen county.
Il. H. Knight returned last Thursday
rom his visit to his former home in
owa. He reports winter in full blast
when he left there on the sd of March.
Mr.. Thomas bought the Crandall .
on South Washington Ave
lue and has moved into it. He is
making some improvement on the /,
anne.
Rev. E. S. Miller left last Tuesday
Or Chetopa, to attend the meeting of
he Preebytery of Neosho. From there