The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-11-24
LOCAL ITEMS.
live thanks next Thureday.

AAks " AAtO 10 again oSAVg hoAAlb
this time from Ohio.
John Raft has had the front of hie
restaurant newly painted.
All kinds of legal blanks for sale at
the REGISTER office.
Miss Alice Crosby, well-remem-
bered here, Is at Rome, Ohio.
Esquire Cole, one Of the substantial
citizens of Usage township. made US q
pleasant call Tuesday.
The latest "home industry" Is the
new broom shop. The ladies say Nc
Dirmit makes good brooms.
Mrs. M. E. Bush Is having a neat,
two story residence erected on her lots
U the south part of town.
A. w. Beck has procured portable
engine and will run his corn elevator
full time during the winter.
The Pennsylvania house is still
improvement. The latest is a
nice carriage house.
Waters & Thayer are boring a we'll
near their elevator. The drill has
depth of eighty feet.
Remember the bond election on
Tuesday; we call attention to some
figures in another column.
Don't forget that the place to get
your job work done promptly, well
and cheaply Is at the REGISTER Office.
Before you lay down this paper read
our column of Especial Notices" on the
editorial page. You will strike some
thing you want, sure.
Next Thursday being Thanksgiving
and legal holiday, we are requested
to say that the post office will be
closed from 1890 o'clock till-4:0O.
T Miss Bertha Price and Miss Kate
who taught in our schools
last year, are both teaching this win
ter: Miss Price at Wellington, Miss
Ehrasher in Douglas county.
The District Court adjourned last
with but little more than
half the docket disposed of. The term
will be resumed in December, to COM
plete the unfinished business.
T The Neosho Valley Land Agency
sold this week to Thos. J. Walford, of
Michigan, 26O acres Of improved land
In Geneva township. Mr.. Walford
will take immediate possession.
Owners of stock in lola should take
notice that the ordinance requiring
stock to lie kept up, both day and
night, will he strictly enforced on and
after next Monday, Nov. q.
Lack Of space has excluded consid-
,rable matter this week, among which
vas an interesting communication
rom lady Of lola, giving q woman's
1iew Of the Republican defeat, and
'ome ringing words for Johu P. st.
John.
We understand some young hood
ums hav g been disturbing the even
ng meetings of the cOlored people this
week. FOrbearance is ceasing to he a
'irtue, and some of these young bloOds
ire likely to suffer "rather a sudden
,ull-up' soon.
Bills are out announcing that Mr..
David Hershberger will sell at public
auction at his farm two miles south of
own on Wednesday, November %,
various kinds Of personal property.
Among other live stok, some valuable,
,edigreed sheep aud horses will be
old.
The engineer corps Of the N. T. /. &
VI, II. r. was ia town the first of the
week, having located the line of the
Dad to this point. They are now
up their profile and grade
takes will be set in q short time.
Trains are now running regularly
'ver the road between Girard and
Walnut.
Capt. Thrasher and family left on
Wednesday for San Francisco. Capt.
rhrasher has been assigned to the Pa
life division in the internal revenue
ervice, embracing California, Oregon
md Nevada. Mrs. Thrasher will be
greatly missed in lola. She is q lady
# cultivation and refinement, such as
We can i'll afford to lose. They expect
o be gone year.
Following were the guests at the
Central, on Sunday,
Nov. 10: ]. F. Hayward, +. Lewis,
Tom ]. Barnidge, st. Louis; H. NJ.
Drew, Boston; r. NJ. Ballard, NJ.
iross, c. d. Minter, J, W. Barley,
Cyrus Funk, ], 3. Gross, ThOs. j.
Barker, ]. H. Anderson, Kansas City;
Vim. r. Morse, Cincinnati; r. E.
Hill, Fort Scott; ]. A. Raum, st.
Toe, Mo.
Owing to misunderstanding rs to
Who should prepare the hall and as
ume control of things, the meeting
which was to have been held at the
'pera house last Friday uight, was in
definitely postponed. The blunder
will entail considerable extra work up
N some one, as the matters that were
o have come before the meeting must
We attended to.