The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-03-10

lished this week.
Remember Stevenson's Il the place
to get fine cigar.
Oh, what delight! Those fine per
fumes at Stevenson's.
Additional Invitations to the 4. o
P. Ball have been printed.
A fine programme at the Literary
Union tonight. Be sure and 60.
J. E. Tharp will build new house
Oh his property southwest of lola.
The largest stock to select from car
be found at Steyenson's drug store.
B. L. Wallis is preparing to erect q
house on north Washington avenue.
Mrs. Mann, formerly Miss Doud, Of
this county, died at Augusta, Kansas,
last week.
Every one should witness the rem
dering of the beautiful cantata "Under
the Palms."
Mail trains in all directions are de-
layed and behind hand on account Of
tbe'drifting snow.
Everything in the line of drugs,
medicines, paints, oils, stationary, &C.,
will be found at Stevenson's.
Every programme used at the
Knights of Pythias ball and banquet
costs exactly IS cents apiece.
Another pleasant social given by the
Presbyterian society was held at the
court house Wednesday night.
Messrs. Durham and Ard shipped a
load of cattle from Moran to Kansas
City, via lola last Wednesday.
Mrs. Pressler, daughter of VIM.
Shank, will build residence in the
south part of town in a short time.
E. w. Arnold will build a new
house on his lots adjoining his present
residence in the south part of town.
Roulson & Son have formed
partnership and will hereafter be
ready to attend all professional calls.
Knights of Pythias were working in
all the degrees Wednesday night.
The order is growing very fast in lola.
Mr.. Robert Beckwith, of Carlyle,
has sold his property to Mr.. Nickel
vey and will move to Ottawa, Kan
sas.
Mr.. C. McNeil's public sale was
postponed on account of the storm un-
til Thursday, March 10th. See bills
about town.
We have had the pleasure of print
ing 5000 cards this week for Messrs.
Knapp & Kinsley's new carriage fac
tory at lola.
Beatty Bros. will have their adver-
tisement in next weeks paper. Look
out for it, and in the meantime call
and see them.
The wind veered around to the north
during the fore part of the week and
gave this section some decidedly
frigid weather.
Harry Stow has the material ready
and will build a house in BOughtOn's
addition as soon as he can get the
laid.
Mr.. c. A. Lakin will shortly COM
mence building house on east Mad
ison avenue, just east of where he is
living at resent,
The examining board are not
through with the papers Of those who
were examined at the teachers meet
ing last Saturday.
Forehan's dramatic company will
play tonight and tomorrow night at
the Opera House. The troupe come
weh recommended.
Married, at Carlyle, Kansas, March
7th, Geo Smell and Mr.. Lee Gjlker-
son. Pie boys have the SYMPATHY
Of the entire neighbOrhOod.
Il couple of hours can be pleasantly
spent at the Literary Union this even
ing. Read the programme published
in another column Of this paper.
Owing to the raging snow storm
Tuesday evening Senator Green's lee
ture was postponed until later date.
there being no probability of many
out.
A pleasant surprise social was given
1T the residence of Mrs. Ireland Mon |
lay evening. A large number we're
present and all were made at home by
he estiwable hostess.
H. NJ. Miller is building a fine two
story residence in Boughton's addition |
% lola. When completed it will add |
20 the already large number Of good |
houses in that part Of town.
Mr.. E. w. 1Arnold,s>fittle girl, two
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