The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-02-09

Sweep of your side walks.
Geo. Burris was In town Wednes-
day.
G. A. Cowden will sell you eastern
tickets cheap.
Twenty degrees below zero last Sun
day morning.
New STYLE In Gentlemen's Hats, at
Northrup's.
Thee. Strickland is a man of many
friends, If Tuesdays vote signifies
anything.
The only complete line Of gentle
mems fine shoes in town is at North
rup's.
You can't most always tell what the
"west siders" are going to do on cleo
ton day.
Mrs. E. g. Miller has been quite
sick this week with threatened pneu-
monia.
Rev. G. w. Melton, of Usage City,
will preach at the Baptist church next
Sunday.
"Squatter sovereignty" is creeping
out In q small scale in the eastern
part Of town.
Mrs. Henry Stow who has been Ill
for long time past We are glad to
learn, Is convalescent.
Humboldt would like to have us re-
turn their call. Can't a party be ar
ranged before the snow goes off?
If you want set of harness that
will (almost) never wear out. get one
of w. L. Bartels, west side public
square.
Miss May Morey is at home in Gar
nett this week. She will return next
week to take charge of her music class
in lola.
Last reports from Charlie Elliot,
who started west some ten days ago.
found him snow-bound at Dodge City,
Kansas.
A freeze-up at Harper delayed the
north bound passenger train on the K.
c., l.. 4 s. X. road about four hours
Monday.
The Presbyterian choir has been
very materially strengthened by the
acquisition of Mrs. DR.. Clifford and
Mrs. E. ). Miller.
We have added upwards of one hur-
dred new names to our subscription
list in the past six weeks. Straws
show which way the wind blows.
Miss McNeill and Mrs. Clark, of
Hamburg, Iowa, are visiting their
sister, Mrs. w. c. Allaway. Miss
Mcneil will probably remain here
some time.
An exchange remarks that it is not
90 strange that mans ears and feet
and hands should get nipped with the
trust occasionally but how he can stand
idly by and let his nose freeze before
his very eyes is incomprehensible.
For the many words Of appreciation
aud encouragement for the REGISTER
which We are constantly receiving
from all parts of the county, we return
our sincerest thanks. We are trying
to make THE REGISTER the neWspa.
per Of Allen county. and are glad to
know that our efforts are appreciated.
A private letter from B. o. David
son at Wyandotte, says that thriv.
ing city is looking for q boom IN the
spring that shall astonish other Kansas
towns. We certainly trust that as far
as our Allen county boys are con- |
the boom may be realized.
BY the kindness Of Messrs. Othic
and Smith, we will hereafter be able
to publish the transfers of real estate,
filed for record each week, at the office |
Of the Register Of deeds. The list for
the week ending last Wednesday will
be found in another place.
On Thursday evening of last week
troops Of children of the NJ. E. Sunday
school surprised the pastor of the
church by their presence at the parson-
age, it being tho anniversary of his
birth day. They bore their presents Of
good will and kindness, set up whip
ping post and had happy evening.
Geneva township election was very
quiet, electors voting only in the ratio
of 2 to 6. d. L. Warner reelected
trustee by every vote but his own. T.
n. Funston received the entire forty
votes for Justice; n. N. Gray re-elect- |
ed clerk, and c. L. Knowlton, E. c.
Esse and James Christy were elected
treasurer and constables respectively.
E. G. Esse was reelected. P.
Mrs. Squire Young met with quite
q serious accident last Friday when
to town. The buggy in which
she was riding was overturned, and
she was thrown upon the frozen
ground, breaking the shoulder blade,
and suffering internal injuries. DR.. |
Hendricks was summoned, and at last |
accounts Mrs. Young was doing as
well as could be reasonably expected.
We would request our correspondents
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