The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-04-14
Look It McClure,s advertissmsut.
Barefoot boys and baseball are catch.

satgpdey.
Light hail storm Tuesday, and
.c|0dy and cold ever since. a
John Herfdrth, constable Of Hum
boldt, was in town Wednesday.
;Mm. Ora Nichols, Of Parsons, come
up Monday to visit friends 1t lola.
Mr.. Edmunson is building new
house In the southeast part Of town.
Decidedly chilly last Monday con-
sidering the previous spring weather.
Messrs. Mcclure and Northrup are
on hand with q new advertisement
this week.
The marked change in the weather
brought out overcoats and wraps Mon
day and Tuesday.
Mr.. D. L. Warner, trustee Of Gene
va township, Il the first to make his
report for this year.
Lee Rucker, Of Fort Scott, was over
to lola Wednesday. Must be some
attraction that draws so often.
We were pleased to shake hands
with Mr.. Jos. Stewart, the live in
surance agent of Humboldt last Mon
day.
Mr.. John Fisher, youngest son of
Mr.. Fisher, proprietor Of the Central
Hotel, returned home to Pennsylvania,
last week.
w. H. Richards has been repairing
the sidewalk along his lots just west
Of the Leland Hotel. II is q needed
Improvement.
Messrs. McCarley, Lieurance and
Moon are doing careful and excellent
work as Commissioners. The board
is strong one.
to Tuesday noon but little bust
ness of general interest was transacted
by the county board, except that Of
allowing accounts.
Jno. Raft has sold his house on Mad
ison avenue to Mr.. Smyth, of Smyth
& Allen. Raft will at once build again
on lots he has purchased in the next
block west.
III. B. Harding, Of Girard, was in
town yesterday ON his way to Thayer,
where he will address railroad meet
ing in the interest of a line from Girard
to Fredonia.
Mr.. J. X. McQuigg, Of Geneva
township, has returned from Texas,
and is satisfied to stay in Kansas. He
called Friday and we had quite
pleasant chat.
Married, bs ReyWm. Hankins,
Thursday, AprR6th, 1882, at the resi-
denceof tbe brides parents, iR1ola
township, Mr.. Chas. Williams and
Miss Martha Cleaver.
: township trustees when giving an
order to temporary paupers, for goods,
should specify the items to be fur
Otherwise it is possible for
the order to be abused.
Mr.. H. Greenbaum, tailor of con-
siderable experience from the east has
located in the room one door south of
barber shop, where he will be
pleased to make the acquaintance of
our people.
Our meat market men are shipping
meat to Fort Scott, Moran, Colony,
Yates Center and Toronto, daily. Shelf
fer & McNutt tell us they are compell-
ed to meet every train but one that
passes lola.
Messrs. J. C. Gordon and J. H. Fish
er, have formed co-partnership in the
practice of law. Both hard working,
energetic young men, we heartily wish
them the utmost success. Their office
Is in the front room over o. p. North
rup's store.
Among our callers last week was
Dur old friend ex-commissionerJ J. w.
of Carlyle. He had just fin
shed planting ninety acres Of corn
md thinks he is well along with his
spring work.-in which we heartily
concur.
Mr.. B. F. Yates died at Topeka last
Sunday agedSeventy five years. Mr..
Yates h9x been very low for some time
md sidcehis wife's death, which was
.np6unced last week, had failed very
1st. He was buried at Topeka Kan
las. last Monday.
A large number Of friends met at
he NJ. E. parsonage, on Tuesday eve,
md after spending q pleasant social
lour retired, leaving substantial to-
Iens of their friendship in the way Of
ash and provisions. "a gift blesses |
wice-he who gives and he who re-
.eiyes."
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