The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-04-18

The blue grass and clover in tn
square are showing up finely. Now !
the trees were only q dozen years old
er.
| Scott & Son have an enormous stocl
of wall paper including an elegant lin,
Of decorating paper. Call and exam
inc.
Those interested in knowing how
the money goes may have their curios
ity gratified by consulting our las,
page.
One of our young men has made q
contract this week week we understand
to travel with circus as an expert rol.
Ter skater.
Judge Allison united in matrimony
at his Office last Wednesday, Mr.
Franklin Wilson and Miss Hattie Able
both of Allen county.
Fred Funston ia down from Law.
renee this week. He will be one of the
competitors in the examination for the
West Point cadetship.
Mr.. David Robinson has the founda-
ton laid and the materials on the
ground for q handsome dwelling just
south of w. w. Anderson's residence.
Try the celebrated Water Crystal
Spectacles; "Excelled by few and
equaled by none" II. X. Herbert sole
agent. Young & Clark's new build
ing.
Headquarters for gas and coal oil
stores Uiil be at the Lire Hardware
again this summer. They hdue been
particular to get the best that money
can buy.
The amount of building and i'm
provement going on in lola is some
what surprising to those who have
predicted that we would stand still
awhile.
If the senior partner of the Live
Hardware steps little higher than
usual this week, it is all on account of
that ten pound girl that came last
Monday.
1t is a mystery to many where 80
much Soda as DeLand's make can be
used. But the country is large, and
everywhere the popularity of the goods
is unparalleled.
Delegates to the county convention
should not forget that they are to be
on hand at the court house tomorrow
al IL O'Clock A. n. The great battle
has already begun.
We understand q very interesting
Easter concert was given at the Nj. f.
church last Sunday evening. The
church was tastefully decorated and
the audience very large.
NF:.- yy:lIztt L.. L.. .o-,~,.
Richards, Lakin & Ireland's elegantly
fitted up and is now prepared to do
dressmakiny promptly in the latest
styles and at reasonable prices.
We neglected to call attention last
week to the advertisement Of Mr.. De-
Laps famous horse Bellview. This is
pronounced by experienced hOrsemen
to be the best Percheron-NOrman horse
in the United States.
Ladies who have not yet purchased
their spring millinery goods, should
examine Mr.. Simpsons stock before
buying. She has all the latest styles
and notions and you are sure to find
8 ,mething to suit you.
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
say that such is the case, while the
price is no higher than second rate.
The Ne,Us claims that the Yates
Center knights of Pythias band is the
only distinctive organization Of the
kind. Better read your REGISTER a
little closer brother Faler. lola has
had K. of p. band for two months.
We are glad to learn that Supt.
Henderson is getting the better of his
very severe attack of inflammatory
rheumatism. Mrs. Henderson, whose
life was almost despaired of at one
time this week, is also convalescent.
Marshall Conley has had two tramps
at work on the rock pile this week.
He wishes us to say that he still has
plenty of rock on hand and that ifany
one who is troubled by tramps will
notify him he will try to find them
(the tramps) a job.
The Elsmore correspondent of the
Humboldt Union needn't worry about
the election of a District Clerk. THE
REGISTER has no axes to grind, DOL
has anyone connected with it. And il
we had we would probably grind them
the same as we have been.
The school board has called special
meeting for the Opera House next Mon
day week, for the consideration ofmat
tiers connected with the building of the
new school-house. This Ia matter
that all are interested in, and every
body is expected to be present.
Mrs. Sofge wishes US to say that sh'
was disappointed in securing rooms IL
the New York house, for her Kinder
garten as announced last week, bu
has secured the house just east of tn
school house, in which her school viii
begin next Monday without fail.
Mr.. s. Payden and Mr.. 8. H Patter
son. of Cambridge, Ohio, brother-in
law and brother of E. A. Patterson, o
this place, are here on a visit. The for
mer will probably locate in Kansas
suited with the country, and MI. PAT
larson will spend the vacation with III
brother.
Titus Williams, an aged colore'
man who has been sick for severa
months, died last Tuesday, at hi
/ home in lola. During his long Hines
be has been well cared for by his sor
J. C. Williams, who has rendered hir
every care IN his power. He was bul
ried on Wednesday
The temperance lecture at the Bal
fist church last Sunday night woul
better have been called "Tales ofan vi
Sait.n 1t was drop of temperance
an ocean of salt water. AS curiou
emanation of the human mind, it wa
an interesting study, but as a tempe
ance lecture it was dismal failure.
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