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

Go east by way of Ft. Scott.
Hurrah for the new railroad.
A new meat market in town.
The worms are defoliating the mapl
trees.
The crop of early potatoes is i'm
mense.
The Normal Institute will commence
next week.
Stevenson's is headquarters for flag
for the fourth.
Everybody should observe the Ma
tional Holiday.
The flax crop is being harvested ant
the yield is good.
The barber shop will close at 1:
O'Clock on July 4th.
Kansas will have..this year the big
gest corn crop on record.
Remember the grand ball at thu
Opera House Monday night.
I Prof. F. NJ. Sofge, of Ottawa, was in
our town the first of the week.
Normal students are engaging rooms
for their stay during the term.
( D. H. Brewer has built a good stable
On his lot in the north part Of town.
The new comet is to be seen in the
north west these nights, when it is not
cloudy.
seFAll accounts due the Reg 1sTER
office must be settled by note or cash
at once.
Prof. II. j. Whitaker takes charge
of the Wilson county Normal Institute
this year.
Regular communication of lola
Lodge, No. So, i. +. & A. NJ. to-mor-
row night.
Mr.. r. Richards is taking snbscrib-
ers for the revised edition of the New
Testament.
Mrs. S, J. Crow and Mrs. Johnson,
Of Neodesha, have heel visiting rela-
tiyes at lola.
Jno. A. Epling, near Ore!, lost a
horse which falling into a well could
not be pulled out.
Klaumann g. Eshbaugh have new
and a new side walk in front
If their grocery store.
Chas. Often, our popular baker now
builds up" over sixteen hundred
loaves of bread daily.
Mr.. A: J. Stanberg, of Carlisle Bar
racks, Pa, was in lola this week look
ng after some landed interests.
The Wesleyan Methodist Church in
Geneva township was struck by light
hing and damaged slightly last week.
Messrs. Smith and Wilcox are off to
iirard this week with Bud Doble and
Maggie Fulton to attend the races
here.
Baskets well filed" is an injunc-
ion that should be remembered by all
persons attending the 18th of July cele-
oyation.
An exchange says "put your head to
he ground and listen to the potatoes
saying Lay over and give teller
'oom'."
A large invoice of fire crackers, Chi
lese lanterns and other patriotic goods
nave been received by many of our
dealers.
Farmers universally agree that they
never saw corn make such growth
Turing the month of June as it has
his year.
Married, at the parsonage, by Rev.
T ,Summerville, June %, 1881, MI.
VIC. Qrem and Miss Mary H.Nev-
ms, both of lola.
The Commissioners to assess the
damages on the right of way from lola
o the west line of the county are pur-
uing their labors.
The jurisdiction Of. Col. John g.
U. s. Collector, has been
nlarged by adding the Indian Terri
Dry to his district.
w. H. Holtschneider and Lewis
daiaes, of Humboldt, have purchased
n interest in a stone quarry near
'hayer, Neosho county.
Excursion tickets on the Lawrence,
Kansas City and Southern Kansas
abroad for the fourth of July will be
God till Tuesday the 5th.
J. R. Berry, of Geneva, brought in
ONE fine cherries this week. He gen.
rally manages to bring fine fruit of
II kinds, when in season.
Sheriff Walters, assisted by Renb.
thompson, took three persons, two
nen and one woman, to the State
last Monday. - :.