The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-12-16
We defy competition in harness
BARTEIs Bros

A rare good time will be had by al
who attend the festival given by tn,
ladies of the Presbyterian Church Or
Christmas eve.
A general invitation Is extended Il
all persons to attend the Christina
tree entertainments at the city hal
Christmas eve.
Mr.. ]. III. Fisher was admitted Il
the Allen county bar last Monday
He had been previously admitted t.
the bar in Iowa.
So far this winter the weather ha.
been very favorable for stock Of al
kinds and generally the outlook fol
spring is first-class.
Mr.. Hutchings' argument before the
supreme court in the land league cases
is said by the Commonwealth to have
been a mastery effort.
Messrs. Thayer & Waters shipped
three cars of stock from Moran and
two from lola to st. Louis last week
Ola the Wichita railroad.
| Ladies who will keep open house on
New Years day are requested to send
their names to this office. Will pub.
lish none unless list is made.
Lightning, unaccompanied by thnn.
der, flashed around the horizon Mon
day evening, and it was warm enough
to expect summer shower.
Vyou aVant to noks your Uife hap
py buy her one Of those elegant Cash
mere dress patterns, and trimmings
to match at NORTHR UPS.
In the Supreme court the case taken
up from this county on error, J. n.
White vs. J w. Scott, ct al, the di-
sion of the lower court was affirmed.
Almost the entire day Tuesday was
consumed in obtaining a jury in the
case of the State vs.. VIM. Jennings,
charged with murder in the first de-
gree.
Just received at Stevenson's, the
lowest prices in wall paper. For bar
gains, call at once and select from a
superb stock.
Attention is called to the ordinance
published elsewhere, amending the
the former stock ordinance. It Is nec-
essary to keep up your cows all the
time from now on.
A. HI. Chilson, who was taken to
Garnet charged with seduction, was
bound over to the District Court in
the sum of 81 600, failing to give bond
be went to Jail.
All the little folks are looking for
ward to the Christmas tree entertain
ment at the Opera House, which will
he under the auspices of the Presby-
terrain Sunday-schOol.
Mr.. J. r. CrigIer has purchased an
interest in Mr.. Thomas harness chop,
the firm hereafter being Thomas Il
Crigler, who will continue the bust
ness at the old stand. See advertise
ment elsewhere.
a package of neat calling cards,
with or without case would make
an acceptable holiday gift. We
have the latest and most elegant de-
signs in stock, and will furnish them
at very low rates.
We neglected to notice last week
that Mr.. 4. B. Stevenson had added..a
mammoth and beautiful show case to
the other attractions Of his popular
drug store. In size and beauty it caps
the climax, and when filled to COM
pletiOn with new goods it is an at
tractive sight.
4 gentleman named Jas. George,
who has been working at the hay
press near the depot, returned home
Thursday evening feeling slightly un-
we'll. During the early part of the
evening he suddenly fell over dead,
dying from heart disease. The shock
to his family was frightful one.
The fourth quarterly meeting of the
lola charge of the NJ. e. Church will
be held next Sunday, 18th. The sac
of the Lords Supper will be
at the close Of the morn
ing service. Love feast at 5 p. m.
D. I. SUMMERv1LLE, Pastor.
There will be no preaching service
at the Rose Hill School House next
Sunday, the 18th inst, because of the
quarterly meeting services in lola. |
But Presiding Elder Rice will preach
in the school house OH Monday even
ing the 18th.
d. T. SUMMERyILLE, Pastor.
H P. Gray has improved his prop
erty in the northwest part of lola very
much, adding a new roof, paint, fenc- !
ing, etc. Such improvements as these
are what adds to the attractiveness of
a town, and in the aggregate represent |
money spent in the per-
growth which we now call |
Tola's boom.
Samuel Cole, of Usage township. has
q large number of fine Light Brahma |
chickens for sale, bred from as good |
blood as there is in the country. A |
specimen pair of these chickens can be |
seen at Mr.. Beck's where you can |
earn prices and leave your orders. |
The cock on exhibition there is q very |
arge one weighing fifteen pounds.
The first day OF the term, Monday, |
was consumed by the hearing of two |
Eases in chambers. The first was a |
divorce case from Chanute, and the !
second the injunction case from |
Woodson county. In this case the in
was asked to prevent the |
township officers from issuing the |
honda voted the ST L. F. s. 4 w \