The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-05-19

Wednesday was warm and pleasant
Wait till the north side begins t.
|. boom.
They do say a fellow can't 80 to :
dance and be saved.
DR.. scott's drug store front has beer
reprinted this week.
A good shower with warm weather
following would be appreciated.
! Only four township trustees have
reported up to date of May 18th.
Some people exist as sponge-they
do not lve-simply as an absorbent
as it were.
/ Lots of new houses going up but
mostly by new corners who are max.
ing u home.
| Mr.. w. F. Travis is employed on
the Wichita railroad at present at q
liberal salary.
Mr.. H. X. Herbert, a jeweler from
Garrett, was In town Wednesday
Visiting friends.
We were pleased to meet Mr.. r.
Dawson, the grocery man Of Moran,
in town Monday.
T. L. Reid, of Neosho Falls, was in
town Wednesday shaking hands with
Numerous friends. ;,
The A. NJ. E. church held quarterly
meeting services at the Methodist
church last Sunday.
Mr.. Bowers has put up neat iron
fence in front of his residence on
Washington avenue.
Mr.. F. l.. Hazen has his card an
nouncing his boot and shoe business
In the paper this week.
J. H. Fisher returned last saturday
from trip through the southern part
of the State with his brother.
It is predicted that Allen county
will show a gain of twenty-five per
cent. in taxable property over last
year.
w. P. Northrup has been making
some valuable additions to bis house
and grounds during the past few
weeks.
Those buildings which were to be
built upon the south side do not rear
their lofty fronts as soon as was ex-
pected.
The festival which was to have
been given Wednesday night was
postponed until this evening. All are
invited to attend.
Mr.. J. ID. Woodwork, Of Garnett,
accompanied by his daughter, came
down Wednesday to try the virtues of
the Mineral Well. -. 8
l.. b. Roach went to Leavenworth.
this week to attend the meeting If the
grand lodge X of P. Of the State. He
represents lola Lodge.
Property owners are warned to put;
down their sidewalks at once or they
will be put down under the direction
of the street commissioner.
The band boys would return their;
thanks to those ladies who helped in
the management of their festival and
also to those who contributed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moss would return
their sincere thanks to many friends
for their kindness ard sympathy re-
ceived during their bereavement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Moss little girl,
which was mentioned last week as be-
ing very sick, died Saturday evening,
the funeral services being held Sun
day.
December is as pleasant as May
is an old story and one sometimes to
be believed. But it is not admitted
that our present May is as pleasant as
December.
From what we hear about a wash
ing machine that has been highly
commended, further and long conttnu-
ed use does not show 80 many excel
lent points.
The X. c., L. & 8. railroad has not
yet passed into the hands of the Santa
Fe and it is thought doubtful whether
it ever will by some who claim to be
well posted.
Quite a number of railroad teams
and their owners are camped near
lola waiting for work to commence on
the lola and Girard section of the n.
T. I. & Nj. r. r.
We are requested to notice that
parties, young folks and some older
ones, are in the habit Of culling flow
ers and plants from lots in the ceme-
terry, and to notify them that they
will get into trouble unless it is
stopped.
Owing to the failure Of the Straw
ho,rv oros, Loot Eridov piOLt tho ho nd