The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-07-07
Eruit jars at stevenson's.

! Esuit jars at Stevenson's.
The picnic celebration at Deer Dreel
was success in every respect, larg'
attendance from lola followed as ,
matter of course and from all the sur
rounding country large numbers at
tended. DR.. Scott, of lola, made til.
principal address, which was highly
spoken of by all who heard him.
Hammocks at McClure's.
Mr.. T. J. Hudson. of Fredonia, was
in lola Friday of last week and made
US pleasant call. Mr.. H. is one of the
leading lawyers of Wilson county and
has become well acquainted with
the legal fraternity of this county
He was up on legal business, and retur.
ned Saturday.
Hair and moss mattresses made over
at Miller's Furniture Store.
Mr.. s. III. Hamilton has been at
work upon the Jail and court house
this week, whitewashing, painting,
papering and giving both a general
renovating. Mr.. H. has done some
good work and the appearance of both
buildings has been much improved.
A few more of the so cent linen coats
left in mems and boys sizes.
o. p. NORTHRUP & Co,
The heavy storm cloud that was OBJ
served on the southeastern horizon
the evening of the Sd, was the terri
BILE rain storm and nearly tornado that
visited Cherokee county and a portion
of Labette and Neosho.
Mcclure has just received an in
voice of fans and parrisols, do not fall
to see them.
It is generally customary to credit
articles taken from other papers. "A
paper in Humboldt will do we'll to
follow this plan or accept the stigma
belonging to a wilful violation of the
rule.
All kinds of machine oils, at lowest
market prices at Klaumann & Esh-
baugh's.
Mr.. r. p. Yorkston, of st. Louis,
agent of the Campbell Press Co., and
one of the pleasantest gentlemen we
have ever met ION the road" made US
a business call the first of the week.
We have the new styles in Fans,
farasols, Gloves, etc.
o. p. NoRTHRUP & Co.
Rev. S. NJ. Irwin, of Geneva, made
US a pleasant cali Monday last. A
hard worker in the cause of Christi
anity, and gentleman of liberal views,
his visits are always welcome.
WEIGH & Hart will deliver wood to
all parts Of the city. Will cord stove
wood at your house for two dollars per
cord. Cord wood from So so to $500 per
cord, corded up.
LMr. nkhouser has had a large
addition put to his house on south
Washington avenue;adding materially
to the comfort and convenience of the
building.
The best bargains of any time and
place at Miller's Furniture Store.
The call for the State Republican
is published this week.
Allen county will be entitled to the
same number of votes as before.
Fine office room for rent. Enquire
at r. b. Stevenson's drug store.
The wheat crop of this county has
been secured, the yield being generally
about so bushels to the acre.
A few more of those Light Running
Mowers left at A. w. Beck's.
Mr.. Parker, a gentleman from Illi-
nois, an old friend of Robt. Cooks, was
looking over the county last week.
Sofas, lounges, easy chairs and
patent rockers recovered at Miller's |
Furniture Store.
Married, June 10Th, by J. A. Chris
", J. P, in lola, Mr.. Charles Imkuff
10 Miss Della Bryant, both of Allen
,ounay, Kansas.
For lew turnip seed call on A. w.
Beck.
Mr.. VIM. kepler, now located on
he Gulf railroad at Spring Hill, was