The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-06-22

Services will held at the Baptis
church Sunday morning aud evenin.
: next, by Rev. w. s. Webb, of Girard
!. We should have mentioned las
week that Mr.. n. &. Gilmore ma.
{ bought II. Greenbaum's tailor shop
. Mr.. Greenbaum has gone to kansa.,
+ City.
We learn that the Chanute band
: will be here on the Fourth. 1t Is one
of the best bands in the State, and We
will have some good music without
4 doubt.
We are sorry to learn that Miss Syl-
, via Young, has been taken worse
: and Is again seriously i'll. Her many
friends will anxiously await change
for the better.
Street Commissioner Danley requests
that all citizens repair their sidewalks
and NOW the weeds around their lots
before the Fourth. We hope the re.
quest will be needed.
J. r. Goodin, f. A. Barber, &. F.
Hutchings, s. s. kirkpatrick, Geo. A.
Amos and Judge Gilbert, are the "for-
eign,H, attorneys in attendance on the
district court this week.
The statement of the city council,
showing receipts and disbursements
during the past quarter is handed to
u this week too late for publication.
1t will appear next week.
The report of the Elmdale Sunday
School convention was handed in
promptly by the secretary, but press
of other matter forced Us To delay its
| M until this Uaal-
Workmen are engaged this week i'm
removing the old front of the Odd
Fellows hall, and replacing it with a
brick one. The change will add
greatly to the safety of the hall.
| We noticed ut the Presbyterian
church last Sunday morning Hon. +.
| ii. Funton and wife, accompanied by
Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. Funston's mother,
who is visiting at the Senator's.
What with a renovated court room.
an Interesting docket, good-looking
jury, level-headed court, and lawyers
on their muscle, things are more lively
than usual oreI at the court house.
Misses Minnie Nolte and Mary
Cham berlain, were visiting Miss Flora
kapp this week. They remained two
"a hhASS ubs SiAo WIZ Wei
coined by tneIr many friends here.
Townships that are coming to lola
TO celebrate should make arrangements
10 meet somewhere and come in "a
body. Only in that case can the size !
of the delegation be accurately esti- |
mated.
L. NJ. Powell has moved his jewelry |
store into the room just vacated by |
Mrs. Whitley, where he has things |
fitted up in fine style. Clark's confec- !
tionery store Will occupy the room on !
the corner.
The universal reports from farmers /
are 10 the effect that crops are doing |
splendidly, particularly oats and corn.
heports are growing more favorable /
each day, OWING to The extremely ia
VOrable weather.
Rev. NJ. l.. Young, of Middletown,
Mary land, u minista-. OF the Lutheran
and q friend of ID. Il. ID.
Smeltzer, is visiting mere and Will oc-
cupy the pulpit of the Presbyterian
church next sabbath morning.
J. V. Pierce and family, and Ed.
Joyce, of Usage Mission Mrs. ErleIand
and daughter, OF BeiOIt; Mrs. Sim
mons, OF Garnett; aud Mrs. Lockwood
and daughter, OF Fort Scott, are guests
at the mineral well this week.
On Monday evening last, Miss Car
RE Giftorrt lost large gold Cross, set
with pearls, somewhere between -lr.
Bowlus' aud DIR. Giffords residences.
The cross Is valuable 10 its owner,
through associations, u I'd its return will
be literally rewarded.
Miss Nettie Scott has ordered Il num-
Der " artists supplies, aud will Oe able
to begin with her class next week.
She brochures these supplies at very low
raies, and eau start pupils with less
outlay than Is generally required
Apply To her for terms.
We have found one of our prairie :
dogs, but the other Is still at large.
Any one knowing of its whereabouts
would confer great favor by iuform- |
ing Us Like .,rtemus Wards mon- s
key, il is Il very '.anioosin little cuss"
and We are sorry 10 lose it. +
At the last meeting Of the city coun-
I'll, Mr.. L. r. Strickland handed ill
his resignation is city marshal, because
having moved his Residence oulsIde OF |
Tile city limits h. Guild not legally re- 1
tain the office. The resignation was :
and Mr.. 4. ii. DanlSy ap- |
pointed i'll his place. j
The most magnificent display :
IF tire-works ever seen in Alien |
county will be witnessed at lola {
N the evening of the Fourth. q
II visitors from the country do not
wish To miss the best feature of the !
lay, they should make their arrange !
nents To remain in the town.
Don't be alarmed about the Fourth q
1t lola hot being well advertised. 7
Large posters have been sent To all 9
parts OF the county, aud TO neighburing
owns; this week every subscriber Of the
will receive Il poster, large
number of which will thus go TO every
post office in the county, and another |
sil lprobably be sent out next week.
Charlie Shelter has sold his interest
N the meat market To Otto krueger,
and the new firm Is now called kreuter I
i Kruger. They are both old hands at I
The business and will maintain the To-
Dutation of the market. Charlie Shef-
Ter will amuse himself for awhile buy I
ng and shipping stock, and expects
SOON To return TO his old home in Mary ,
and.
The board of health report the sani-
tary condition of the city as very bad
indeed, and say that unless active
measures are taken, we are sure to
have considerable sickness this sum-
ner. We hope that every citizen will
follow the sugges tons of '
ha hoard Apy thinu that c,p poSsi- | r