The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-04-25

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are down with 1t.
" Colony Free Press: The new Prov
4 ty press which the lola REGISTER
d bought a few weeks ago, helps tn
mechanical looks of that paper won
derfully. =
| We are glod to learn that the brigh,
weather of the past few days has had 9
very beneficial effect ON our rheumatic
patients, DR.. J. C. Boulson and Mr.. J.
E. Henderson.
The trial of the Gillilands (which is
the proper spelling of the word by the
way) will probably be set for the first
week in May in the Wilson county
District Court at Fredonia.
Mrs. Prof. DIN has gone to Lawrence
where she will remain during the sum-
mer, while Prof. Olin is engaged in in
stitute work. Mr.. Culbertson moves
| into the house vacated by Mr.. Olin.
Miss Willett has her rooms over
Richards, Lakin & Ireland's elegantly
fitted up and is now prepared to do
dressmaking promptly in the latest
styles and at reasonable prices.
Ladies, you will find the finest as
sortment of new wear In lola, J. w.
McClure's. ....
For the benefit of the readers of this
paper who do not already know that
the Peerless flour is kept to the high
est standard of excellence, we would
cay that such is the case, while the
price is no higher than second rate.
The school fund bids fair to be
reinforced pretty extensively at the
present term of court. When the fel-
lows look in the face of that terrible
Jury. like Col. scott's coon, they
"come down."
The appointment of C. H. Danley as
street commissioner, was confirmed at
the last meeting Of the city council.
Mr.. Danley Is one of the best commits
sioners we have ever had and we are
glad to see him retained.
lola is unusually fortunate in secur-
ling so celebrated lecturer as Anna
Dickinson, who will be at our Opera
House next Friday evening, May Ind.
Seats can be secured at the usual pri<
ces at Anderson & DeClute's.
Parties interested have already no.
ticed the advertisement of Napoleon
ILL.," which has been running in the
REGISTER for three weeks. The horse
was brought here from Illinois by Mr..
Ewing and is a splendid animal.
AS they used to say of Tilden, this
cheeky winter don't appear to know
its a corpse. The way the hoary old
sinner Fingered in the lap etc." last
Monday and Tuesday was awful. Must
have shocked the Courant sadly.
Boyle "kicked" against a night ses-
sion of court the other day, and in con-
sideration Of the fact that he had been
"out of town" for a month, the Court
accommodated him. We venture he
had might session." all the same.
Everybody was glad to see Joe NORM
back again and to know that he is back
to stay. If you haven't seen him yet
$500. .,,;II G,,l L;v,, bab;nI n ol,oir n,
Brock Reeds barber shop where he
will be glad to renew your acquaint'
ance.
BarteIs is again ''going it alone
having bought Mr.. Stevens interest
in the harness shop. Mr.. Stephen.
has bought KAUFMAN l. Beckwith'.
grocery business, and is now invoicing
He will have something to say abou
it next week.
The Mayor and City Council at thei
session held last Monday evening
posed a resolution that hereafter they
would entertain no petition for side
walks, unless the same asked for I
walk at least four feet in width, and
to be constructed of wood, the plank Il
he not less than two inches in thick
ness.
We are sorry to record the death on
Friday last, of V. H. Groesbeck. Tn
deceased was a printer by'tfade, being
lemployed. at the time he was first tax
en- sick in the Courant Office, and wa
a young man of good promise ant
prospects, His parents have the sym
thy otthe community in their untime
ly bereavement.
| We are sorry to learn from Mr.. Cole
of Usage township. Of the burning by
lightning on Thursday night of las
7 week, of the residence Of Mr.. Cook
proprietor of the Blue Mound Nursery
The fire spread very rapidly and yer
little of the contents Of the house wer
saved. Dir. Cooks loss above insul
ance will be in the neighborh0od Q
fifteen hundred dollars.
: Colony Free Press: Our Welda CO.
: RESPONDENT tells US that Miss ]. F
, Stevenson has sold out up there an
, intends removing from that place. W
are sorry.. for that village, as Miss :
Z was one Of its best citizens, and 81
will be missed from the business
, well as the social life of the town. ST
, has our best wishes wherever she ma
a go.