The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-06-03

UOttCeS tCiu De charged fufeen cenfs per lane e1C
publication No deviation from this rate to a1yon,
How the weeds do grow.
Good suitings, 5 cents per yard a
NORTHRUP's.
Lonsdale Muslin (yard wide) 81 cts.
at Northrup's.
Lonsdale Muslin (yard wide) 81 cts.
at Northrup's.
One price and that the lowest at An
derson & DeClute's.
After the Goth of Jupea penalty vii
be added to all unpaid taxes.
Green peas are abundant and esrly
potatoes will soon be in market.
Buttermilk is likely to become 9
standard beverage in this State.
Decoration Day is fast growing in
popularity as National Holiday.
Every croaker about drouthy Kan.
sas should be shot with-mud balls.
New line of carpets opened this week
at NoRTHRUP L. Co.'S.
Strickland & Brown have put up an
awning in front of their livery stable.
b. O. Davidson and T. S. Slower
went over'to Yates Center yesterday.
There should be one or two good
bridges over the slough north of town.
Mrs. Kapp, of Mechanicsburg, Pa,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. T. S.
Slower.
Miss Jennie Colborn started yester-
day for Woodstock, Illinois, to visit
relatives.
Anderson & DeClute have had a
mammoth sign painted on their new
building.
Judge Thatcher, of Lawrence, came
down to lola last Monday on legal
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bell, Of Yates
Center, are visiting their son, Joe Bell
of this city.
L Miss Ella Ramsey went up to En-
pOria last Friday to attend the Nor
NAL School.
Good sheep for sale by Norton and
Fehleison, at Fair Lawn, Allen coun-
ty, Kansas.
II. r. Griffith is putting up a livery
stable south of Hooker Shapel's black
smith shop.
Regular communication of lola
lodge No. SO, A. F. & A. NJ, to-mor-
row evening.
Decoration Day was successfully
celebrated at Humboldt and Geneva,
as well as at lola.
Y. Anderson & DeClute and Scott &
Son have had an awning put up in
front of their stores.
a. w. Beck sold this week two self
cumbersome to J L. Woodin and the
other to Joshua Butler.
The ladies of the Presbyterian |
church made some twenty dollars by
their festival last week.
B. A. Casmire returned home from
Lawrence yesterday afternoon, bring
ing q new wife with him.
The grading on the new railroad
will probably be completed between
lola and Fl. Scott next week.
In arranging programmes for out
door exercises it would be well to in
clude one or two spring showers.
Gillihan & Cowan say they will
meet responsible competition in paints,
oils, or any other goods in their line.
Mr.. Warner has opened cigar man
ufactory over Casmire & Co.'S. store,
and hopes to supply the trade at this
place. 4
Quite a number Of people came in
from the country last Monday to par
ticipate in the Decoration Day cele-
bration. II
Fish are reported to have come up
The river in large nubers during the
ate rise, yet our markets are poorly
supplied with them.
Miss Amanda y Way, the popular
and christian worker, will
conduct services in the NJ. f. church
next Sunday morning as II a. m.
Some man understanding the rails
ng of small fruit could make his for
;une in a few years by engaging in
he business in the vicinity Of lola.
There will be an ice cream social at q
dr. 8. Bevington's residence this 8
Friday evening. We are authorized i
o say that a general Invitation is ex- Fl
ended. %
We are not metino any run on mix a
d pants, ieau a,liu ga, u.4o .-..o. =, O. :.
,et the best figures you can all around I
on want to drop in quietly and see US f