The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-11-18
Borrow money of Bowlus.

Borrow money OF BOWlus.
Read that card at the head Of this |
column.
A new sidewalk is needed in front |
Of the court house.
C. A. Steele received q fine line OF
holiday jewelry last week.
D. C. Young and family have moved
from Ohio back to Kansas.
O.P. Northrup & Co. have had the
front of their store painted over.
A fine view can be obtained from
the top of Beatty's new building.
Everybody goes to the Grand
Thanksgiving Festival next week.
A. S. Hankins has built o neat barn
on his lots in the west part of town.
C. D. Briggs reports stray red
steer calf at his place south of town.
Us. Fast wants the man who Dor
rowed his cellar pump to bring it back.
Snow is reported through the north
ern and northwestern part OF Kansas.
The Fort Scott lady won the ten
mile race at that place Wednesday
last.
If you want any paper or magazine
call at this office and save trouble and
money.
Stevenson is prepared for the little
ones land big ones too) during the
holidays.
A walk in front Of L l.. NOrthrup's
lots on jefferson avenue are being
laid this week.
That sidewalk to the Wichita depot
should he completed before bad
weather sets in.
Some Impotence is manifested at
the delay of the paying of Oh the
Wichita road.
Messrs. Thayer & Waters are put
ting in a new boiler at their mill and
elevator this week.
Union services will be held at the
Presbyterian Church Thanksgiving
day-next Thursday.
Those owing to this Offic, for job
printing of any kind are requested to
call and settle at once.
AS we worked our paper off yester'
day afternoon there was a good pros
pect for a snow storm.
The Literary Union will be called
together before long-and then loos
out for fun and business.
d. b. Emmert, formerly of this coun
ty, is now in the real estate business a
Albuquerque, New Mexico.
The building boom has been espec
tally noticeable in the northeast ane
eastern part of lola this year.
"Spruce' street, heretofore known
as Washington avenue, seems to b'
doing good business in some lines.
| Chas. and Will Foults are runnin,
a barber shop at Winfield in thi
State, and it is reported doing well.
Taxes are being very generally pait
up this fall, which indicates that time
are not so hard as generally supposed
Election of officers and work in tn
third degree at the regular meeting Q
. the Masonic lodge of lola for Decem
Der.
Elsewhere we print the official vot
of the county as canvassed and declaI
ed by the county commissioners Jas
Friday.
Mr.. G. r. Canatsey has traded hi
house in town to Mr.. Crigler for th
latter's farm, and changed location
this week.
wv. Ihrig has finished plasterin
the city hall, or al that will be don
this fall. A white coat will be put o
in the spring.
), C. E. Merwin and G. Dewitt wei
appointed assistant examiners by tn
county board instead of the two ladit
who resigned.
A large number of railroad hanc
were disappointed by the non-arriv'
of the paymaster of the Wichita roa
Tuesday evening.
: VIM. Canatsey has refitted an
modelled his billiard hall, added ne
cloth to his tables, and generally fixe
up for the winter.
The REGISTER Office material
listed at abont two-thirds more tina
all the rest of the printing offices
the county combined.
Mr.. Baumgardner has built ne
house in Boughton's addition to Iol
Another foundation is being laid for
house by a Mr.. Parks.