The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-05-11
Mol. Hard.

: ing is about completed, and will gi,
J. him plenty Of room for about the fine
ice cream parlor we have ever had
!. lola.
/. b. o. Davidson came down fro
. Wyandotte Tuesday, to attend the Fl
neral of his uncle, Mr.. Fast. We al
I. glad to learn that he and Mr.. Fife al
doing well in their new home.
]; DR.. Joseph Coblentz, of Reading, Pa
has been here this week on q visit
his son Harry, and "to regulat
George" of whom he has the distinl
uished honor to be a cousin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Root are no,
in Canton, Ohio. They go from ther
to their old home at Niagara Falls
where they will remain till about til
middle of July.
A building boom is reported from
Humboldt. One mice new building
going up! If all your carpenters ar
not employed on that building, pleas,
send US some. We are dreadfully il
need.
The Wichita road ran an excursion
train over to Fort Scott Wednesday
for the benefit of Coles circus. Five
or six of our citizens awaited them
selves of the chance to see the ele
plant.
Something new at the live hard war.
to keep the sand, mind and rain from
coming under the door.
We learn Of the marriage, on Wed.
nesday of last week, of Mr.. George
Neal, son of DR.. Neal, of Bronson, and
Miss Clennie Gibson. The parties are
both well known, and have the best
wishes of large circle of friends.
The "Women's Foreign Missionary
Society" of the NJ. E. church will give
"Pink Tea" social at the court house
Friday evening, May 18th. The pub
lie are cordially invited. Admission
10 cents. Refreshments free.
No. l. Hard.
The Canning Factory is booming
right along. The boiler is in place, the
frame for the building has been raised,
and Henderson & Amrine are putting
up ten thousand cans for the company.
Myers & Sons will probably manu-
facture the cases.
Sam Baker went to Leavenworth
last Saturday, to assume his duties as
one of the guards at the penitentiary,
to which he had been appointed by
Capt. Jones. If all the new warden's
appointments are as good as this one,
the penitentiary will be well differed.
The low priced spring wagons and
buggies sold by the lola Carriage
Works, are the best Of this grade ever
sold here and are well painted. Come
i'm and see them. Their own make of
work is superior in all parts and is the
cheapest work to buy. 1t Is first class
and fully warranted.
1t is said to be fact. that even the
dullest young man can find something
highly interesting to talk about as he
walks past an ice cream saloon with
his "solid girl" on his arm. His soul
rises to the demands of the occasion, as
it were, for he knows that talk is
cheaper than ice cream.
Mr.. Knapp took run down to
Thayer, Coffeyville, Independence,
Parsons and other towns last week, on
business. He is working up a big
trade down there, and the lola Car
rage Factory is becoming widely
known. The Factory is taking a big
share in building up lola.
Mrs. Phoebe Townshend, mother of
James Townsbend, and Mr.. Towns
hend's son John arrived here from
Johnson county, Indiana last week.
Mrs. Townshend, though 70 years of
lge, is remarkably vigorous, and bore
The journey without Inconvenience.
She will remain during the summer.
Notice is hereby given that the no.
ice of the Toronto picnic, published in
another place, was written by the
Great and Only Spring Poet, employed
)y the st. Louis Fort Scott and Wichi- |
a railroad company, at a salary Of a
thousand dollars minute. The pro-
luetioa is copyrighted and any in
will be vigorously prosecu-
ed.
We were shown this week some fine
7oung apricots grown on w. NJ. Hart
mans property, this city. The tree
rom which they were taken was load
ID. This delicious fruit is grown
i'm climates very similar to
his and we have no doubt it would be
great success here. 1t stands more
evere weather than the peach.
No. l. Hard.
The members of the African NJ. E.
hureh at this place. held festival
It the court house on Thursday even
ng of last week, which was a very
uccessful affair financially, the net
proceeds being $3.50. Rev. M. Collins.
# Garnett is now ministering to this
and intends to try to
,uild a church here this summer.
The ladies' Aid Society will give a
avn social at the residence of Mrs.
Harmon Scott, next Monday evening,
lay IA, for the benefit of the Orphan
Asylum at Leavenworth. Ice cream
nd cake will be served during the
vening and no pains will be spared
" those having the matter in charge
o make the event most enjoyable one.
Ill are cordially invited.
Tally another one for the north side.
Ir. J. F. Colborn has laid in large
took of drygoods, boots and shoes, in
lis new building on the corner, and is
low ready for business. Mr.. Colborn
las a splendid room, has bought his
,oods after personal inspection, and
With his old reputation for square
Iealing, will no doubt get his share of
he trade. Look out for his lad" next
week.
We did not have space last week to
a pleasant reception of the
members of the Methodist choir at