The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-01-07

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Lowest rate of interest.
A. J. McCarley has recently thor
oughly refitted his barn facilities, and
now has probably, as fine barn as
can be found in the county.
Mesrs, Funston and Stevenson, Sem
ator and Representative, start for
Topeka next Monday, to be on hand
at the opening of the Legislature.
The happiest young lady in Southern
Kansas is the one who found piano
in her stocking Christmas morning.
We have not yet learned her name.
Our warrented hand made boots are
made to our order and sold by none
but ourselves. They cannot be beat
en-. ANDERSON & DECLUTE.
The commissioners adjourned last
Wednesday afternoon, having during
their three daps session satisfactorily
transacted all the business that was
on their docket.
Mrs. l.. L. Northrup and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. J. H. Vannuys, started last
Wednesday on visit to friends in Al
ALBANIA, where they expect to remain
some two months.
The County Commissioners appoint
eb Miss Kate Thrasher and L. l..
Hartman to assist the County Super
intendent during this year in examin-
ing school teachers.
An adjourned term of the District
Court was held this week, commencing
last Tuesday. A majority of the
members of the Allen County Bar
were in attendance.
There are two classes of people, those
who make the best of everything, and
those who make the worst of every
thing. You can join either class with
out paying your money.
An order was issued on the 4th inst.
appointing Court Martial for the tri-
al of Cadet Whitaker. This Court
will meet OBJ the Goth inst. in New York
City instead ofat West Point.
Judge Bell, an attorney of extensive
legal requirements, who has been a
citizen of lola for a number of years
past, moved with his family to Law
renee this week.
Come and see our Overcoats and
Suitings. We have the largest stock
ever brought to Allen county. We
are bound not to be undersOld.
ANDERSON & DECLUTE.
Mr.. John Mcdonald sold to J. d.
Sims this week thirteen head of hogs,
at nine months age, which averaged
27S pounds each. We should consider
them pretty fair specimens of Kansas
grasshoppers.
AS warning to the ladies we would
mention that one of our exchanges
last week gave an account of a man
found frozen to death on q wood pile.
Be careful about exposing your hus-
bands to the cold.
Mr.. J. E. Tharp has employed All
artist in his barber shop and will here
after, as heretofore, wait upon his many
customers with rapidity and ease.
Give him a call and get good shave,
hair cut or shampoon.
The Probate Judge has issued mar
riage license this week to Will F. Hill,
of Butler county and Fannie NJ. Gull
yer. of Allen county. L N. Wright,
of Bourbon county and Matte Camp
bell. of Allen County.
We have heard it suggested that it
is q little cheeky" to meet a man on
the street and wish him "Happy
New Year" when you had just left
dun for him at the post-office, request
ing that he square up last years ac-
count.
Mr.. A. r. Hawks, living sixteen
miles east of lola, has recently COM
pleted what is reported to us as being
one of the finest houses between lola
and Fl. Scott. Mr.. G.. B. Lambert
was the builder, and has just returned
to town.
Mr.. Wright, Of Deer Greek, assaulted
his neighbor, Mr.. Rosenberger;; last
Tuesday, for which he was fined by
Squire Boyd. He again assaulted
him last Wednesday night. for which
he was re-arrested, rnd trial In prog
ress as we 60 to press.
District Clerk Davis, County Super
intendent Root, and Probate Judge
Allison, all succeed themselves as
county officers next Monday. County
Attorney Fife and Commissioners Lieu
rance will take charge Of their respect
i've offices at that time.
The case of the State VI. Goldsmith
will probably be finally tried in Mont