The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-06-27
Fire works and flags at Scott's.

Fire works and flags at Scott's.
Lee Rucker went to Fort Scott yes
terday.
Honey in the comb in neat 9 pound
glass boxes, fifty cents box at Ste.
phens'.
&C. Brewer goes to the Pawnee
Agency instead of to the Ponca as we
said last week.
An unlimited amount of money to
loan on real estate security at reason.
able terms. B. F. Othick.
Mr.. p. H. Moore has gone to New
Mexico with some fine cattle which he
takes to sell to the Greasers.
DR.. s. Tozer, our old time dentist
has moved his Office into the room
occupied by A. e. Boyle.
H. X. Herbert, practical watch
maker and jeweler, in Young d
Clark's building. Give him a trial.
Scott h son still have large stock
of fence and barn paint. Best paint
for the money ever brought to town.
There are only l4 chances in Ste
phens' baking powder drawing, and
the lucky mar gets sewing machine.
Mr.. &C. Ward has begun work on
O new house just east Of the school
house. 1t will be 23x25 feet, one story.
Ladies who intend buying lace cur
tains, lamberquins or pillow shams
will do we'll by calling on b. T. Rod
man.
Fire works and flags at SCOTS.
Our Street commissioner is doing
fine work on some of the streets that
have been considerably neglected
Candidates are reminded that,
since the break has been made, the
sooner they publish their announce
ments the better.
Lutte Northrup has been down for
nearly two weeks, seriously ill with a
sort of nervous fever. He is thought
to be improving.
Although domestic goods are adj
yanciny i'm the eastern market l am
still selling good muslin at 81, Z, q,
5, and 81, per yard. b. T. Rodman.
Mr.. b. F. Othick and family have
moved into the house vacated by Mr..
A. J. Clark, and DIR. Doyle OF
moves into Mr.. Othick's
house.
Fire works and flags at Scott's.
The knights of Pythias band has
been engaged to furnish music at
Equity for their celebration on the 4th.
The band is to receive $50 and all ex-
penses.
Messrs. J. b. Chamberlin and A. E.
Curdy accompanied by Misses Ellie
Neff and Annie Torbert, paid pleas
ant visit to friends i'm lola last Mon
day night.
The fact of a lady stenographer in
court suggests a pleasant and REM
occupation for women, which
some of our bright girls might do well
to consider.
Aaron Erwin, of Marmaton, was ar
rested last week, charged with having
stolen $40 from Samuel Culbertson
He was bound over to appear before
the District Court.
c. X. Herbert, jeweler, and Optician
spectacles and eye glasses slow as the
lowest. Sight fitted by most approved
methods. Call and examine. Young
K Clark's new building.
Miss Belle White is rejoicing in be-
ing relieved for a while from schOO
duties. She has taught long tern
in our adjoining district on the east
and given good satisfaction.
We are glad to learn that Mrs. Lot
Northrup. who has been sick for sever
weeks, and her life at times almos
despaired of, is much better and viii
probably soon be convalescent.
In the league cases tried this weel
the battles have been hotly contested
by Richards, Talcott, and Harris OF
the one side, and Boyle and Knigh
and Foust OH the other.
Parties in town for few day
should remember that D. E. William
furnishes board and lodging a
reasonable rates at his restauran
ust west of Northrup g store.
Mrs. Conkling of Nevada, Mo
whose acquaintance some of GU
citizens had the pleasure of maxim
during a former visit to lola, is owe
for a short visit with her daughte
Gertie.
Don't you forget that l will for tn
next sixty days sell fly nets, duster:
horse covers and in fact all goOC
in first class harness shop, cheapt
than any man in Allen County. il
Crigler.
Our Moran neighbors have been TO
tunate in securing the services of Me
SIS. Foust and Benton at their celebr'
ton. Both of these gentlmen wi
make addresses that will be wort
listening to.
Mr.. Bliss remained on the secor
story of Foust's new house during I'll