The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-02-04

Augustus Dodge, an inmate of the
Insane Asylum at Osawatonie, from
this County, died last month.
You can Borrow Money Cheaper and
get it Quicker of Brown 4 Davidson,
than of any other firm in Allen
County.
When afflicted with cough, cold OF
any of the ills of humanity, remember
that all standard remedies are to be
found at Stevenson's.
s. Brandenburg was elected Trustee
in Marmaton. John Sapp, Treasure
A. E. Fehleisen, Clerk and Wood and
Sutherland, Constables.
Bowlus has 500, 900 to loan to farm
ers, in any sums desired, on one, two
three or five years time, at the very
Lowest rate Of interest.
Good rheumatic weather of late, and
those who are afflicted should remem-
Der that they will find all standard
remedies at Stevensoh's.
G. A. Steele has put in his jewelry
store new burgler and fire proof safe,
in which to keep watches and valua-
BILE jewelry during the night.
The County Commissioners will meet
meet next Tuesday the Sth to canvass
the votes cast at the different town.
ship elections held last Tuesday.
Our County Clerk, T. S. Slower,
went.up to Kansas City yesterday to
meet his wife and new boy, whom he
is expecting home from Pennsylvania.
Those who contemplate fixing up
their lots in the cemetery can obtain
corner stones of G. w. Apple. Monu-
ments at reduced rates, and at st. Louis
prices.
us. McClaren will sell at his residence
five miles northeast of lola, on Deer
Creek, on Feb. 10th, all his household
goods and farming implements. See
hand bills.
T. J. Clark, formerly a citizen of
lola, but who has been working in the
st. Louis Republican aud other Offices
in st. Louis for several years past, is
visiting relatives here.
Another heavy snow storm along
the Atlantic coast last Tuesday that
did considerable damage TO the ship
ping. It also extended through the
Middle and Northern States.
Less than four weeks will end the
time for which our Legislature can
draw pay for their services, and it is
safe to say that they will not remain
at the Capital long after their pay
ceases.
By bills printed at this Office, we see
that J. w. Bolen will sell at public
sale, at his place one-half mile north
of Carlyle, on Feb. %, all his house
hold and kitchen furniture, farming
tools, etc.
Senator E. H. Funston has intro
duced bill 10 make diplomas from
the Normal department of the Uni
versity of the State Of Kansas lawful
certificates of qualifications of teach
ers Of common schools.
o, the snow, the beautiful snow
It is gone, and We are glad of it; but
Stevenson's stock of drugs, paints, oils,
brushes, toilet and fancy articles is al
ways full and complete, as he Keeps
them constantly replenished.
YThe singers Of the Presbyterian
Church, under the direction of Prof.
A. c. Scott, are practising on Canta-
ia which will be given at the City
Hall, February 22d. Further notice
in reference to it will be published.
The next Presbyterian church social
will be at the Odd Fellows Hall,
Thursday evening February 10th.
Admission for adults 10 cents, and for
children under twelve 5 cents. Re
freshments will be served. A cordial
invitation is extended to every one.
At the township election held in
Elsmore, the following officers were
elected: Trustee, " L. Ard; Treas
urer, T. H. peHaven and s. Hubbs
received the/ same vote; Clerk, VIM.
Kennedy Justices, T. H. DeHaven
and D. @. Hodges Constables, John
Bailey and VIM. Ritter.
AS malignant type of small pox'is
prevailing in Chicago, and it will
doubtless be spread over the country,
would it not be sensible thing to
have the children of our town vaccin-
ated? We understand there are some
three hundred or more children in our
community who have never been
vaccinated.