The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-07-15

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Get ready for the races.
How are you, velocipede?
Oats are selling for Is cents bgshel.
Did you take a fry or stew last Sun
day.
Attendance at the Normal still in
creasing.
"A small herd of Texas ponies in town
this week.
These warm evenings are hard on
gate posts.
Mr.. Northrup has new sign at his
lumber yard.
Henry Smith has put a fine barn at
his residence in lola.
S. M. Jewett, of Yates Center, was
in town Wednesday.
Yates Center is without billiard
hall. Slavens plays pin.
Miss Jennie McAllister, of Ottawa,
is visiting relatives at lola.
Miss Jennie Colborn returned from
her eastern visit Friday last.
We are bound not to be undersold.
ANDERSON & DECLUTE.
H. v. Rice, of the Fl. Scott Monitor
came over Wednesday evening last.
The work of putting up hay has
commenced and the crop is unusually
good.
There are about one hundred teach
ers attending the County Normal In
stitute.
New potatoes coming into market
in large quantities. ~ good crop is
certain.
Old papers for sale at this Office in
any desired quantity ut SO cents per
hundred.
The Allen County Republican Cen
tral Committee meets at LOLA to
morrow.
Beatty & Shelter make good use of
their patent refrigerator this warm
weather.
Anderson & DeClute. are offering
bargains in summer goods. They
must be sold.
Don't forget that Anderson & De-
Clute will always give you the worth
of your money.
Take peep at those elegant new
passenger cars of the Wichita railroad
in town to-day.
The programmes for the ball will
be obtained of the floor managers ut
the hall tonight:
Klaumann & Eshbaugh were the
first parties to receive freight over the
Wichita railroad.
We are informed that work will COM
mence on the Topeka Railroad within
the next sixty days.
DR.. Harlan and J. Bailv, of Garard,
are in town and will stay over to the
horse fair next week.
Mr.. 'Chas. Skinner, of Eureka, has
three horses at lola, which will take
part in the races next week.
Mrs. J. H. Sallee and children, and
Mrs. Deland, came over from FIT. Scott
Saturday on a pleasure visit.
The crops on Mr.. VIM. Thrasher's
farm are booming this year, and he is
much pleased over the prospect.
C. A. Scott is now local editor of the
La Plata Miner. A. C. Scott is in a
Office at Salt Lake City.
County Treasurer Mcclure went up
to Topeka last Saturday to make set
Element with the State Treasurer.
fyou want a suit of clothes OF q
pair of boots. Don't forget us.
ANDERSON & DECLUTE.
The first load of freight over the st.
Louis. Fl. Scott & Wichita Railroad
was received at lola Monday evening.
Married, July 4th, 1881, by the Pro-
bate Judge, at his Office in the court
house, VIM. Baker and Addie Smith.
The Floor Managers for the ball are
T. s. Slower, c. M. Simpson, DR.. A.
Clifford, c. A. Casmire and D. r.
Mr.. Ross, representing the Leavep-
worth Standard has been in lola. for
several days this week in the interest
Of that paper.
Daily trains will soon be put on be-
tween lola and Fl. Scott. At present
one Of the engines to be used is under
going repairs.
II. II. Miller starts next week for
Wisconsin, expecting to make an ex-
tended visit to his relatives there. He