The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-08-28

Mr.. w. A. Cummings has bought th
residence of Mr.. T. G. Ross on Buckley
street. 1t looks as though any maj
\ ought to be able to acquire real estat
without becoming an object of suspic
ion to his neighbOrs, but really, in hi
case, well -?
Burglars entered Scott 4 Sons stor,
on Thursday night of last week by cut
ting an arm hole through the back dool
and turning the key which had been
left in the lock. They secured about
SIC in cash. An attempt was made to
enter T. NJ. POwell's store in the same
way, but was unsuccessful.
The school board have offered the DO
sitiOn of first assistant to Miss Mary
+. Davis, of Lawrence, and her servic-
es will doubtless be secured. Miss Da-
Wis is graduate of the Normal course
of the State University and is very
highly recommended by Prof. Will
Jams, Dean of that department.
Ask to see our line of dress
goods remnants. 0. P. North
rup & Co.
German services were held for the
first time in lola in the court house last
Sunday afternoon. They were con-
Quoted by Rev. s. \. Ault who preach
ed very interesting sermon. The
services will be held regularly hereaf.
ter, at IL o'clock a. m. every other Sun
day, in the court house.
Mr.. Ling's express wagon was badly
demolished Tuesday. When unhitch-
i'm, nf All
hook one of the tugs and when the
horse started to go into the barn he
pulled the wagon after him. This
frightened him and he ran away scat
tering the wagon all over town. The
horse was but little injured.
On next Tuesday, Sept. l, Alex.
Hinze will sell at his farm near Dia-
mond school house, Deer Greek town.
ship, number of horses, mares and |
colts, Il lot of cattle, including cows,
steers and calves, some stock hogs, !
several hundred bushels of
corn, farming implements and house.
mold furniture. For terms and partic-
ulars see bills from this office.
Mr.. J. w. Eastwood has received a
notice that large estate in England
ilao ICCSuGiy uccH lclt ~ tuc uelTS Oh
the Eastwood estate, and asking him
to address Il. E. Eastwood of NIoberly,
Mo-, giving history of family, etc. Mr..
r. is informed that the estate amounts
to about half million pounds, and has
no doubt that he is one of the heirs, if
The fact can only be proven. All his
friends will certainly hope that he may
obtain his share of the fortune.
We hear some complaint from Moran
hat town lots, the owners of which
hold receipts for this year g taxes, were
advertised for sale in the delinquent tax
list. In other cases lots were advertis-
ri As belonging to certain men who do
lot and never did own them. In still {
,tler cases, lots which the owners adj
nit ought to lie advertised, are not
Ound in the lists. Such little things
10 not indicate as much accuracy as the
'cOple would like to see in the Treasur-
RS Office. I
Alt Campbell passed his cxaInina- {
ion before the District Court last week
md was admitted to the bar. Mr.,
campbell has studied hard for the past |
wo or three years and the examining t
committee tell us that he passed an |
good examination. He in i
ended to go south OH the Kiowa ex- s
ursion last Tuesday, but was called to 8
;olOny by the sickness of his father. r
t Is his intention, however. to seek a
Dcation aS soon rs circumstances will I
ermit, and begin the practice of his 7
PROCESSION. The REGISTER cordially
him to "whOm it may con- {
ern, and wishes him abundant sue c
rsS. q