The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-06-12


will convene next Monday. From tb,
docket published to-day, it will be
seen that plenty of work lies before it,
The Spooner collar took the frs
prize at the New Orleans Exposition
last week. w. l.. Bartels is the ex.
elusive agent for these collars in lola
n A difficulty between Lee Rucker
and broncho made things lively fol
few minutes i'm the vicinity of the
Leland House stables Wednesday
evening"
The sale of privileges on the celebra-
ton grounds will take place Saturday
June 20, at 8 o'clock p. m, at the grove
The number of stands will be limited
to seven.
Mr.. Joseph Waters, of this place, is
pretty close observer of natural phe.
nomena, and claims that it has rafned
on the eighth day of June every year
for 26 years.
DR.. Lafary is both filling and ex.
tracing teeth absolutely without pain,
by the use of the well tried vitalized
air, known to be the safest anasthetic
in existence.
Mr.. j. s. Turner has bought the
like property, just this side of Elm
creek, and will bring his family here
as soon as the house can be remUdeled
and enlarged.
A telegra m from t. Dwight Thacher,
State Printer, announces that he will
be here July 4th and deliver an adj
dress. This gives us two of the best
orators in the state.
The Euchre Club spent very pleas
ant evening last Saturday at the hos
pitable home of Mr.. and Mrs. Amrine.
1t will meet tomorrow evening at
Miss Emma Lewis.
Mr.. Thos. Green, night operator at
the Southern Kansas depot, has rent
ed the old Steele property. corner
Broadway and Western streets. and
gone to house keeping.
Mrs. F. NJ. Woodruff is now prepar-
ed to give instruction in instrumental
music to limited number of pupils.
For terms apply at residence on Wal
nut street south of wood yard. 2w
We understand that our Usage
friends are getting up celebration in
their neck o. the woods. Better come
to lola. Everybody else will be here
and you will feel lonesome off by your
selves.
Entertainment and instruction by a
native Birmese, who will impersonate
and illustrate the customs and man.
ners of India, at the Opera House, on
Monday and Tuesday evenings, June
% and %.
Mr.. Ira Patterson, Richards & La
kin's popular clerk, has bought out
Ricketts, 4 Brown and gone into the
grocery business for himself. He is an
active and genial young man and will
no doubt succeed.
One of the most interesting products
exhibited at the Horticultural meeting
Tuesday, was monster leaf of rhu-
barb, by Mr.. A. l.. Dibble. Its length
was two feet eight inches and its
breadth two feet six inches.
All those who are willing to join the
comic cavalcade, for the parade on
July 4th, will please report as soon as
practicable to Mr.. C. II. DeClute who
will furnish them with mask and give
them full particulars ofwhatis desired.
We haze this tCeek receired car
load Of that patent chimney, of which
,De hare sold so much. If you are IL,
need of a fue cheaper and better than
brick, giue US q call. We also hare o.
fresh lot of thing and se,Cer pipe.
Lire Hardware.
For those desiring attending the G.
A. r. National Encampment, at Port
land, Maine, the Wichita road will sell
round trip tickets at $500, on sale
June Is to p inclusive; good for going
passage five days, and return within
so days from date of sale.
Yesterday and Wednesday were
field days in the County Commission
ers' court. The millionaires of the
county were there, but they were very
humble, and united in declaring, in
the language of the widow Bedott,
ave are all poor critters"
From private sources we learn that
on May Goth, Mrs. Sallie (Lackins1
Holt, formerly resident here but now
living at Butte City, Montana, gave
birth to triplets, two boys weighing 5
and AZ pounds respectively and one
girl weighing 81 pounds. Mother and
children are doing well.
The Kansas Sunday School Conven-
ton will assemble at FIT. Scott, Kans.,
June 18th to 10Th inclusive. For those
who wish to attend, the Wichita road
will sell regular round trip tickets
from June 10th TO 18th inclusive, at
S1.65. Tickets good returning up to
and including June Goth.
1t is the universal opinion that
mistake was made in taking the GEN.
sus of lola, either this year or last. We
have families in nearly forty more
houses than we had last year, and it is
impossible that we have lost 90 popu-
lation-just as impossible as it is that
Humboldt should have gained 274.
1t is understood that G. A. Lakin and
J. T. Beatty have decided to go into
the grocery business in Fl. Scott. We
regret to make this announcement, for
it tells the loss to lola, of two Of our
most pleasant and agreeable families.
We wish them success, however, and
congratulate Fit. Scott upon her acqui-
sition.
When ready to purchase their spring
millinery ladies should call upon Miss
Thornber, who has received large
and very handsome stock of spring
goods. She calls special attention to
some very stylish shapes in hats and
bonnets, and to some handsome flow
ers and other trimmings. Her roo ms
are over Cowanis store.
In order to raise funds to iquidate