The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-05-27

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Crops of all sorts are fairly booming.
Good suitings, cents per yard at
NoRTHRUP's.
presbyterian billiards" at Steven
sons.
No more complaint about wells be-
ing dry.
in. Covert, of Chanute, was in lola
Thursday.
Lonsdale Muslin (yard wide) 81 cts,
at Northrup's.
Sam. Freeman, Of Chanute, was in
town Monday.
Lonsdale Muslin (yard wide) 81 cts,
at Northrup's.
Harry Stow has returned from Nc
Pherson county.
w. A. Cozine, of Neosho Falls, was
in town Tuesday.
One price and that the lowest at An
derson & DeClute's.
Clarence Norton started for New
Mexico last Tuesday.
The late heavy rains have made way
with the chinch bugs.
Straw hats and short hair are daily
growing in popularity.
Ed. Smith, of Kirkersville, Ohio, has
been in lola this week.
D. E. Edwards advertises farm for
sale in another column.
Mr.. Fockler has purchased the clo-
yer in the public square.
"Tony Town" is the name given to
the eastern part of lola.
Our city Marshal should pick corner
loafers as fast as they ripen.
w. T. McElroy, of the Humboldt
Union, gave us call Thursday.
New line of carpets opened this week
at - NoRTHRUP & Co.'S.
G. B. Phinny and J. D. Hill came
over from Fl. Scott Wednesday night.
Anderson & DeClute have removed
their stock of goods into their new store.
Mr.. Clayton Anderson, of Indianola,
Iowa, was visiting Mr.. Templin this
week.
w. d. Lee and S. NJ. Kennedy, of
Fredonia, regis tered at the Leland
Tuesday.
Anderson & DeClute have had
mammoth sign painted on their new
building.
AS soon as our April showers cease
picnic organizers will doubtless be
heard from.
Rev. Mr.. Avery will hold services
next Sunday in the court house at II
o'clock a. m.
Gillian e. COwan have taken out
druggists license under the new pro-
hibitory law.
Persons living in the river and creek
bottoms have been anxious of late to
see a rainbow.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Scott, of Cher
ryvale, were in lola visiting friends
and relatives this week.
The Presbyterian Society gave a fes-
tival last night, the proceeds to be
used to paint the church.
Mr.. J. w. Cox, Representative from
the south part of the county, was in
our town last Wednesday.
White lead and oil, and mixed paints
of all kinds, as good as the best and as
cheap as cheapest, at Scott's.
Remember the exercises on decora-
ton day-next Monday. See pro-
gramme published elsewhere.
The programme of the old soldiers
18th of July celebration at this place
will be published in short time.
We have just received a line of gem
tleman's low cut kid shoes.
o. P. NORTHRUP & Co.
Every person in the county should
make their arrangements for the old
soldiers 4th of July celebration in this
city.
There will be Episcopal services at
The Presbyterian church next Sunday
evening, conducted by the Rev. L. L.
Holden.
Six of our physicians have filed
heir affidavits with the Probate
Judge as required by the new temper
lnce law.
John Thomas, of Deer Greek, has
'urished a good many bridge timbers
or the culverts and bridge over Rock
,reek, on the Wichita railroad.
Mr.. Hutchinson had valuable Dur
nam heifer killed by the railroad last
week. The animal was of a very fine
strain of blood and cost $50 in Illinois. |