The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-04-27

Clarence Ellis is down from Ottawa visitir
relatives in this place.
:. Thursday.
''Nc. ~ takes up considerable space tn
/. week. Hunt him up.
WA. Scott has sold his houses in the mort
l. part of town to Mr.. s. Bevington.
Lee Rucker and Ait Northrup went to For
l. Scott yesterday.
: Z. L. Rohrer took q run over to Fort sco'
i Monday on REGISTER business.
A. C. Boyle went TO Neodesha yesterday {
: attend to some judicial dnties.
8. t. Ellis and VIM Knapp drove over {
GIrard the first Of the week.
Mr.. Alt Campbell, Of Colony, is added to tn
. force of the Post-ofice
i A large crowd Of interested spectators wer
watching the process Of barb-wire making a
the factory last Monday.
+: We are very glad to see Mrs. H. NJ. Stowe
who has long been dangerously Ill, able to b
out again.
The Baumgardner boys are laying the founda
Z ton for a residence south Of Mr.. ii. Reimert'
on Walnut Street.
r Jud.e Talcott returned Tuesday from Neosh,
county. He goes to Wilson county to hol,
court next week.
W. III. Richards residence is looming nj
graudIy. Its situation il admirably adapted t,
set % The east end of town.
supt Henderson tells us he visited Percy
Harris school last week and found it proceed,
i ing admirably under the young master.
A strange combine ton Of prayerful attitude
and curseful mind may be found in the nian
taking up carpets for spring cleaning.
The Yates Center Neirs came out with 'sturred
rules'' last week in respect to the memory OF
T. r simpson.
Mr.. Orrin Lake, Of Geneva township, pasted
through town Tuesday, on the way 10 his nav
hopanear Buffalo, Wilson County.
If some Of these cold waves could be distribute
ed through July and August, they would be
mIIch better appreciated.
7 half dozen or so Of our young men have adj
dressed the pupils Of the high school within
the past few weeks on various topics of practi-
cal interest.
L>The city council, at its last meeting, appoint
ell Drs, Gillian and Chastain, as a board Of
nh-rtrh. Good appointments. and good move.
| I'VE are Obliged to leave out the market report
ftsis week, but will supply the omi sion by say
| ing that prices remain the same as last week.
Corn SIC. Butter lsc. Eggs I2he
We have received notice from the Wichita
railroad company, that their annual picnic
will be held this year at Toronto, May Is. We
viii give more extended notice next week.
In another place will be found notice from
Mr.. Buchanan, Offering for sale his property
just north of town. This is a very desirable To-
cation, and any one wishing to invest in hand.
some property, would do well to call on Mr.
Buchanan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wigs left Lawrence for lola,
Kansas, yesterday, where they intend to per-
manently reside Lawrence Journal. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wigs are the parents of Mrs. B. A
Casmirs.
Lawrence Journal: II. J. Hendricks, a we'll
known University student of a few years ago,
is now ''boss" of a large sheep rancho in wes-
tern Texas, at sweetwater. with sixteen heri-
ers under his charge.
The domestic difficulty of last Friday night,
which le,i to temporary breach in the conju-
gal relations of well known colored family,
has been healed over, aud the colored commu-
nifty has recovered its equilibrium.
mr.. Olef Johnson's house caught fire las,
Tuesday evening, causel by one Of his little
boys getting match anil setting fire to some |
old straw that had been thrown around the /
house. Considerable damage was done, but |
fOrtu IateIy the house was saved.
Nj VIM. Ihrig and family start Monday for
Carbonate, where they have traded with Mr.
Smith for some hotel property. We are sorry
TO lose Mr.. AMI Mrs. Ihrig, but are glad to
know that they have secured a valuable proper
ty, and wish them success in their new home
Welearn that u. Il Stevenson will put a 20
foot addition on to the room now occupied by
Lee Rucker, to be used as au ice cream parlor.
With this new feature Rucker will have a pop
ular resort, and the purse Of the average young
men will grow l'ss weighty and burdeusome.
Decoration day, May 81. is becoming more
aud more generally observed each year; and it
is beautiful custom that should be perpetual
81. We have been informed that the post
Of the Ct. a. r here will provide appropriate
on that day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris, of Girird, brother-in-
.,5 to- osWrs w MT, 40 1T,
inc no., ,his ,aot NJ u,rr;s go ,h,, ,bo
business men Of Girard are confident tina, the
\. TT & NJ road will be built this summer.
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80, Ill >, 80
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d.,,,b thor. vii, ,J5 r,,.I, m ,bo
.ttractiveness of that part of the city.
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