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

John Hart, of Woodson county, and
Julia E. Cunningham, of Allen county
were married by the Probate Judge ON
the 4th of July.
Property is advancing rapidly in
value, but some owners are holding q
little too high for their own and the
good Of the city.
The finance committee who raised
the money for the Fourth of July
should publish statement of receipts
and expenditures.
Mr.. Reynolds, Register of Deeds Of
Elk County, was visiting DR.. DeMoss
Monday. He was highly pleased with
our beautiful city.
% Everyone who expects guests
to-day should have some member of
the family at the city hall this fore
noon to escort them home.
Our street commissioners will confer
a favor upon the ladies Of lola if he
will see that the nails are driven down
in the sidewalks about town.
D. P. Alexander has the contract for
building the branch from Olathe to
Kansas City, of the X. c. L. & s. X.
r. R., and has gone to Olathe.
The rain last Tuesday night made
our farmers rejoice, cooled the atmos-
phere, laid the dust and made the
warm weather more endurable.
J. H. Richards, attorney for the To
peka, lola & Girard railroad, left for
for parts unknown Wednesday. He
returns tomorrow, probably.
The Committee on Invitation for the
ball are G. M. Simpson. w. P. North
rup, and J. T. Beatty. They will send
invitations to neighboring towns.
A statement of the amount collect
ed and that paid out for the celebration
to-day will be published next week
1t will be an itemizeq statement at
that.
Those parties who removed the road
plank from the road near Johnson's
Ford, Elm Township, will save ex-
posture by promptly returning the
same.
A much needed and refreshing rain
visited this section Tuesday night,
thoroughly soaking the ground. An
atmosphere has prevailed
since.
Should this meet the eye Of man
who desires to receive a high rate of
interest on money, he will find lola
just about the right place to start q
wqplep mill.
Married, by Rev. p. s. Miller, at
bis residence in lola, July IL, 1881,
Mr.. Rolla Rand, of Rich Hill, Mo-,
and Miss Mary "A. Watts, of Hum
boldt, Kansas.
The Newspaper Boys" are expect
ed to make THE REGIs9RE officeh ead-
quarters to-day. Consider the office
as your own and make yourselves at
home accordingly.
Mr.. John Ward offers some man a
good farm to rent. He holds a public
sale Of large lot of personal property
next Friday, July ed. See bills for
property to be sold:
T. G. Jones, Deputy Revenue Col
lector at Chanqte, was in town Satur-
day on business connected with the
Revenue Department, and while here
made US pleasant visit.
See here, school ma'ams, we have
three good-looking, festive, and
wealthy young men in this Office.
Perhaps you had better visit us occa-
right away off, eh!
The Kansas City Opera House Band
has been engaged and will furnish
music during to-day, and string band
music at the ball tonight. AS its rep
utation is first-class good music can be
Jesse Smith, the colored boy who
was tried by jury during the late
term of court and found guilty of an
assault, was sentenced by Judge Tai
colt to thirty days Imprisonment in
the county Jail.
: stevenson's Price list-strlstlly Pure
White Lead, $3.50 per 100 pounds.
Linseed Oil, Is and 20 cents per gallon.
Machinery Oils from 20 cents to Sl.25
per gallon. Now is the time to paint
while material is low.
A COW belonging to VIM: Epley, of
Deer Creek, went Maea this week and
had to be killed: # is thought that
the dog that bit the COW was killed.
To make sure oft, however, better
kill all the rest of the dogs.
Five hundred and eiphtv-three licen.