The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-11-10
NEWS NOTES.
A quiet election day.

| They have some very handsom,
frosted zinc boards at the live hard
ware of H.. & a.
The lock and novelty works are get
ting in good shape. and will soon b.
running regularly.
The lola Carriage Works is getting
up light phaeton for one of the lead.
ing physicians Of lola.
Mr.. Warner has almost completed
commodious residence on the block
just south of G. w. Apples.
Mr.. Fisher, of the Pennsylvania
house, has been improving his grounds
greatly, and has had his cottage newly
painted.
! Now that the election is over, and
Everybody is back to a normal tenn
perature, literary and social matters
will probably begin to boom. We
hear of many things afoOt for the
winters enjoyment.
The Presbyterian social which was
to have been held last Wednesday
night was postponed until Wednesday
of next week. Come out and have a
good time.
A mail route has been established
from lola to Ozark, Anderson comfy.
Any one wishing to bid upon the same,
can be furnished with the proper
blanks and information at the post Of
flee.
Politics has interfered sadly with
the literary clubs for the past two
weeks. Hereafter they will meet reg
ularly and pursue the even tenor Of
their way for the rest of the winter.
Married. Nov. 5, 1882, by J. X. Boyd,
J. p, at the residence of A. H. Brown,
Mr.. NJ. D. McCloud to Miss Iva E.
Brown, daughter of John L. Brown.
May the happy couple enjoy all the
blessings of this life, and when separa-
ted by death, greet each other in that
better world where sickness, pain and
sorrow can never enter.
We neglected last week to mention
the excursion of the high school, un-
der the lead of Prof. Robbins and Miss
Jones, on the Saturday preceding. 1t
was merry party, indeed, that board
ed Capt. Myers boat and sailed up the
river to spend the day in hunting,
nutting, and general Publication. We
heard many reports, and they were all
rosy in the extreme.
We must ask the pardon of our read
ers for letting politics engross our at
tention for the last two weeks to the
detriment of our local page. We shall
hereafter add one column to this de-
and endeavor to make this
home neWs paper. Don't
be backward about communicating to
us any personal or local items that
may come under your notice.
Henderson & Armine sell the Casa
day Sulky pillow, which for lightness
Of draft, quality of work and ease of
stands unsurpassed.
Ask any of the following practical
farmers, whose experience will verify all
we claim for it: Jas. L. WoOdin, John
Woodin, J. G. Harrison, II. l.. Reagan,
Jno. Body, A. B. Isaacs, Andrew Cald-
well, Isaac Reeves, A. J. Wilson, r.
J. Martin, Geo. Fockler, G. L. Osborn,
Chas. T. Barth.
Young America is noted for better
Dg the teachings of its elders. A few
If him who had heard something
about Mr.. HubbelPs methods, applied
hem last Tuesday night without
waiting for returns, by levying an as
'essment of from fifty to one hundred
Der cent. of the dry goods boxes, bar
els and hen coops of all the candidates
II town, and making bonfire of
hem.
The lola Carriage Works have been
loing fine business for two months
'ast having sold off all work on hand
md are now building a number to or
Ter. They sold one carriage, two top
,uggies, and one top wagon to j. G.
iafey, of Eureka, last week /; also one
bus to the same party, and one bus to
Abel Fisher of lola. Their work is
living the very best satisfaction, and
5 being sold fifty to sixty miles from
lere. Several have been sold to parties
t Shell City, and other points in Mis-
ouri. They are now building several
o order for parties here and at Moran
nd Bronson.
Material is now being put on the
rounds for the erection of three more
Inc brick buildings on the north side.
'Ir. Borsell, of LoganspOrt Indiana,
will build two of them and Messrs.
Eiske and.Bliss, the third. The wagon
hops now used by d. Robinson,
will be taken down or removed, and
he ground reserved for two buildings
o be erected by Mr.. Robinson and Mr..
Richards. Work will be commenced
ON the three first men,
toned, but the other two may be de-
aged until spring. When these are
ii finished lola will be able to boast
he bandsomest block of business
Houses in the county. Each of them
will be 100 feet deep, full two stories