The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-03-31
Next Sunday is Easter.

i've tonight.
Ladies serge slippers only Is cents
at McClnre's.
C. r. Camp came over from FoEt
Scott Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Harman Scott went vest on
the Wichita tsain Tuesday morning.
Notice the change in time Of arrival
and departure Of the Wichita road
time card.
+ Messrs. 8. Hart and A. J. Freyer
called Saturday and renewed Cor their
county paper.
Mr.. J. n. Ross, Of Usage called Mon
day and enrolled himself ON our sub
scription book.
Mr.. J. C. Henley, representing the
Royal Wheel Co., Of Cincinnati, was
In town Tuesday.
Episcopal services by Rev. L. l..
Holden at the Presbyterian church
next Sunday night.
A letter from West Las Animas,
Colorado, written by w. F. Young,
will appear next week.
Beatty Bros. have q new advertise
ment in this paper. They invite an
inspection of their goods.
Property has depressed in value
since the several township assessors
have commenced their work.
Rev. E. S. Miller and E. J. Crowell
are attending the meeting of Presby'
terry at Humboldt this week.
Rev. Hahn has sold his house and
lot in lola to Mrs. r. Travis, who will
rent the same. Mr.. H goes to Sedan
to live.
Mr.. Clark is building q neat resi-.
dence north of the Wichita depot, and
Mr.. Canatsey is also building ON an
adjoining lot.
Geo. Cooley, Of Humboldt, was in
lola Saturday and called to advertise
his stable in the REGISTER. See last
page of this paper.
Who il member of the Congress
sional Committee from this county
He should attend the meeting at For,
Scott next Tuesday.
Mr.. Pond, of Fort Scott was in towr
Wednesday for the purpose of organic
ing a lodge of the United Order
Ancient WorkmeD.
Mr.. L. N. Sawyer, who purchased
Joe Swearingen's property on Yves
street has the foundation laid for III
addition to the house.
Mrs. Parish and Mrs. Stafford, on
door south Of c.. A. Steele's, do al
kinds of dressI taking and plain sew
ing. Give them trial.
On the last page Of this paper vii
be found the tax notice. Propert.
owners who have been delinquen
should cxamin it with care.
Our school boys are gathering to
gether their marbles, fishs hook ant
lines, ETC., as school will soon be GU
and the SUNNI er vacation follows.
Neosho Pre- sbytery convened a
| Humboldt Tuesday evening OF tn
present week. We are informed tina
the attendant ce is unusually large
Rev. Ash, Of Ottawa, preached a
the Baptist church last Saturda!.
night and Sunday. He is said to be
very fine speak er by those whe hear
him.
While the tax list remains with u
our space is somewhat limited, but b.
the time that goes out we shall hav
more room on all our home-prin
pages.
There il strong probability that il
spite of the seeming Indifference of tn
people, there will be two tickets in tn
field and lively fight upon city cleo
ton day.
Mr.. Jno. L. McClintOck Of Milan
County Kansas, friend OF MI
1 Knapp, was in town last week looking
around for a farm near. lola. An'
still they come.
Mr., Henry Smith has removed hi
livery stock from Yates Center +
lola. and will establish q barn as sool
a. it can be built. He will commenc
building at once.
SINCE the front has been torn ava.
from Beatty's new building its beaut.
and elegance can more plainly b
seen, It is without doubt one OF tn
finest buildings in town.
w. II. Mcclure has disposed OF hi
! interest in the old Colborn corner I
his brother, J. w. Mcclure, and vii
build fine residence on Washington
avenue the coming summer.
Quarterly meeting services will D
held in the M. E. Church on Saturda..
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