The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-03-03
Sidewalk ordinance published this

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Misses Wooden Hose At cost 1t
Northrups. faa f
Remember stevenson's is the place
to get fine cigar.
It's no scrub dance this time but .
real bang up affair.
Don't forget Mr.. G.eene's lecture
next Tuesday night.
Township assessors meet next Mon
day to fix the rate Of assessment.
"Ancient and Modern New Mexico"
at the Opera House Tuesday night.
The largest stock to select from can
be found at Stevenson's drug store.
You will find the best line of car
pets in lola at NoRrHRuP's
Over forty tickets have already been
sold to the X. of P. Ball for the 18th.
Good qualities sl.O0 Kid Gloves for
25 cents, small sizes, at
NoRTHRUP's.
County Commissioners meet Mon
day to approve bonds Of township
offices.
Rev. Holden will preach. at the
Presbyterian. church next Sunday
evening.
AS the mud deepened last week the
price of cord wood moved majestically
upward.
Parsons, Scott and Garrett Knights
of Pythias are expected at the grand
ball the 18th.
Reception committee for X. of P.
Ball: B. o. Davidson, n. F. Acers
and R. w. Duffy.
Prescriptions compounded from the
freshest and purest drugs and at low
prices at Stevenson's.
Commencing last Wednesday the
Wichita railroad run their mail car
through to Yates Center.
Can anyone give US the present adj
eress of H. w. F. Freeman who lived
on Elm creek last year?
The Wichita railroad have added
daisy mail and express car to their
passenger train this week.
A razor fiourished by a drunken
man last Saturday cut another man
upon the back of the hand.
Messrs. Smith & Allen have receiv-
a fine show case this week and also q
lot of new goods in their line.
Some one must stop their petty
thieying up in "Horse Shoe Bend" or
they will hear something drop.
The ordinance in regard to city cleo
ton published this week. Select your
candidates for Mayor and council.
We do all kinds of job work at reas-
enable prices. But "cheap work" with
axle grease for ink we will not do.
Tuesday was our first clear sky
afternoon for about ten days. Pos
sibly we will escape further wiuter.
We understand that Mr.. Cole will
furnish the music at the Literary
Union tonight. Don't forget to come.
Mrs. Sofge will begin her select
school next Monday, in the second
story of the frame public school build
ing.
While all Knights will appear in
full uniform yet it is not expected that
the X. of p. ball will be full dress
affair.
Parties having invitations can pro
cure tickets to the Knight of Pythias
ball of Mr.. Powell, at Wing a. Powell's
jewellery store.
The committee on invitation to the
K. of P. Ball are: n. F. Acers, P. H.
Harris, L. B. Roach, J. c. Gordon and
H. A. Perkins.
If you want an Invitation for q
friend to the X. of p. ball, leave the
name with some member of the COM
mittee ON invitation.
Wherever Mr.. Green has delivered
his lecture be has met with flattering
audiences. It is said to be very fine
and all should attend.
Messrs. Knapp & Kinsley are hard
at work fitting up their carriage fac
tory this week. Several car loads Of
stuff being received already.
DIR. W. D. Chastain has looked unu-
sually smiling this week, but it was
not until Wednesday that we heard
of that new girl that arrived Thursday
last.
Messrs. Jones, of Fort Scott, and A. J.
McCa.ley, of lola, were down in Neo-
sho county last week buying up mules
They bought quite lot at pretty good
prices.
In the Treasurer's statement as pub
Iished last week Humboldt township
bridge bond fund was given al
s., 1885 when it should have been
50. 1885