The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-06-13

aoOcLs Sooh - euIpplng gre
deal OF his fine stock now. He file
8 orders for hogs this week to Osas
City. Williamsburg, Fl. Scott, Osag
Mission Carbondale and CoffeyvilI
In the examination Of Wesley an
Lawrence Frost, for burning Mr.. b,
n ker's house, held yesterday before Jul
y tice Harris, the defendants were bOun
= over to appear before the District Coul
5 For the benefit of the readers Of thi
D paper who do not already know tina
) the Peerless flour IL kept to the high
} est standard Of excellence, we wOul
, say that such Is the case, while tn
, price is no higher than second rate.
Miss Kate Ellis leaves about tn
, middle Of next week for the Ponc,
Agency, Indian Territory, where sh
will take position I'm one Of the Gov
eminent schools. lola society viii
miss her greatly.
From the assessors returns In tn,
County Clerks Office, we find that tn,
population of Allen county Is now IA
173. This IL an increase, In one year
Of ,79l, which is very gratifying, al
things considered.
The people Of Usage Township and
adjoining country are going to celebrate
the Fourth of July ut Gilbert's Grove
1t Is only necessary to announce a Gel.
ebratiOn at this fine grove to secure
an i'm mense attendance.
If there is anyone that belives the
story that DR.. Lafary does not make
teeth they would Oblige him very
much by calling on him i'm his labor
atOry over Beatty Bros, store and
watch him construct the masticators.
We were honored with pleasant
call this week from Mr.. d. +. Sellers,
of Eureka. Mr.. q. was one of the
original Free State men of 1856 and
tells many interesting "reminiscences
of the early struggles In Kansas.
Our friend Charlie arnold, of the
west side, Is the proud possessor of
bran new and booming Blaine man,
who will vote twenty-One years from
last Sunday.
Messrs Chadwick and Long, of Bald
win University made us a pleasant
call lase Saturday. Mr.. Chadwick is
we'll known in Allen county, and Mr..
Long is a cousin of Mrs. Mat Fields.
When you want pair of spectacles,
go to H. X. Herbert's- and get your
eyes fitted with LeMarl's patent opti-
meters. Every pair sold warranted to
give perfect satisfaction. Remember
the place. Young & Clark's new
building.
Farmers wanting their mower and
reaper sickles sharpened in good shape
would do well to take them to the
Barb Wire Factory. They have every
thing ready for the business there and
will grind your sickles for 25cents a
piece.
w. H. Mcclure wishes us to say
that he will pay a liberal reward to any |
one finding and returning to him a |
large morocco pocket and memOran- |
dunn book which he lost this week.
The book contained valuble papers
and accounts but no money.
Judging from the care-worn and
anxiety -stricken looks of the boys late
y, there must be regular epidemic
,f G. BIS. Does anybody know what
III earth's the matter? Guess we had
better sing low and murmur softly,
Boys, till the storm blows over.
Mr.. Amrine and wife-beg pardon,
amiiy--started to Illinois last Wednes-
lay. Mr.. Amrine will make q husi-
,ess trip to st. Louis, Chicago and
1rand Rapids, while Mrs. Amrlne
will make visit at her old home I'm
Vermont, Illinois. They expect to be
zone about two weeks.
Scene: The raging Elm. Dramat-
8 Personae Half dozen well known
'oung ladies. Time: warm day last
week. Bright water. Longing eyes.
III we can't swim, we can wade"
Wade, wade. Wsding gets tame.
Bright thought. "Fourth Of July"
Tub race" "Champion." Tub pro-
ured. Girl on board. Crew outside.
lots of fun. Bad boy. "O-o-o-h!w
y" at" Tub capsizes. Tableaux.
,urtain falls.
One of the very pleasantest occasions
We haveever known in lola was the NJ.
:. Choir festival at the Mineral Well
Park last Friday night. The night was
'erfect, the park clean aud beautiful
nd everybody delighted-andi In every {
ther respect the Methodist folks {
pared no pains to make 1t q success.
jur people have "found the way" to q
be Mineral Well Park, and we hope
will he only the beginning.
We have heard a good deal about
wonderful boom, but it )
GEMS that it has only been a bOOmlet
fter all. Figures especially the =
SCISSORS figures never lie, and from
he assessors books we get the follow
ng returnes; Humboldt township
"a; Humboldt city 1,76S; lola town.
hip !, 27S; lola city ], 1886, thus giving
9 lead of 401 i'm the township and {
T 6S..in the city. lola may not "boom" t
ut she manages to roll up the popu- h
.tion just the same. t
Late dispatches from Lawrence to
he Kansas City journal state that q
marriage license was issued in the FORM
+ city on Friday Of last week to b. +.
teller of lola and Phianna Hunter, of /"
lawrence. The REGISTER cordially d
xtends congratulations on the event q
for we suppose that marriage IL l
ence always fOretells q marriage |,
ut we thinks our friend might have t
Us to some slight extent.
) cake. for instance, OF . box Of CT
ars.
At the lola township primary, held
lst Tuesday, as recommended, to elect
to the county convention e
'hich meets one week from tO-mOr-, O
,w, to send delegates in its turn to l
ne senatorial and district convention, In
ne following gentlemen were chosen. II
. F. Colborn, J. L. WoOdin, VIM. c
,ayjs, T, T. Anderson, f.. NJ. Eckley 9
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