The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-06-19

can of Champion baking powder at
Sprouts.
The committee on grounds have al
ready done considerable work on the
celebration grove. A well has been
dug, weeds moved down, etc. The
grove will be In fine condition.
Mrs. F. NJ. Woodruff is now prepar-
ed to give instruction i'm instrumental
For terms apply at residence on Wal
nut street south of wood yard. Wv
In the absence of the Pastor, the
services at the NJ. f.. church next Sun
day morning will be conducted by
Rev. G. w. Marley. Rev S. Price of
Wellington, will preach in the even
ing.
Those intending to run lunch and
fancy stands on the celebration
grounds July 4th, are reminded that
the sale of privileges will take place on
the grounds tomorrow afternoon at 8
o'clock.
The County Commissioners were not
able at their last meeting to complete
their work as an equalization board,
but have deferred action on the cases
already examined into until their July
meeting.
The residents of South Washington
avenue are calling attention to the
sanitary condition of their end of the
street, and suggesting that the ap-
proaches to the bridge be put in better
condition.
A handsome banner, displayed in
Goodhue & Evans window, has at
tracted good deal of attention
this week. 1t is the work of
Mrs. J. d. Greason and is very pretty
and artistic.
Hon. E. II. Funston was up from
Carlyle on Thursday last, shaking
hands with his constituents. He is
the same jovial, good-natured gentle
man he was before his election.-COl-
ony Free Press.
If you are curious to know what
kind of job work THE REGISTER office
turns out, please examine the large
posters. We think they
will compare favorably with work
from any country job office.
With his usual kindness Capt. Sto-
yer has promised to give the readers
of THE REGISTER few glimpses and
echos of the things he sees and hears
at the Grand Encampment. We look
for some interesting letters.
On the 18th inst. Isaac S. Coe sold
very fine jennie at his stable at La
Harpe, to Mr.. H. Pond, of Fort Scott. |
The animal will be shipped from Fort
Scott by express to Mark Twain on
his farm near Elmira, n. Y.
Mr.. VIM. Hawkins has gone into the
grocery business with Mr.. Ira Patter-
ION and the firm name is now Han
lins & Patterson. We are glad to see
Mr.. Hankins engaged in business in
lola, and prophesy success for the new
irm. See their advertisement i'm this
ssue.
We notice in some of our exchanges,
hat the managers of a certain library,
leld "book social" those attending
icing expected to bring book as the
rice of admission and entertainment.
Why would not similar scheme re-
ult in replenishing our city library at
small cost?
When ready to purchase their spring
ladies should call upon Miss
who has received large
md very handsome stock of spring
foods, She calls special attention to
ONE very stylish shapes in hats and
comets, and to some handsome flow
rs and other trimmings. Her rooms.
re over Cowan's store.
By notice in another column it
will be seen that Krueter & Kruger
lave dissolved partnership, Mr.. Dem
leler, of Moran, having bought Mr.
Reuters interest in the Champion
Ieat Market. Mr.. Kreuter will prob
bly, go into some other business in a
hort time.
Mr.. Lee Rucker has leased the lola
funeral Well and hotel from the Hon.
Nelson Acers, and will hereafter run
he same. Mr.. Acers has done well
o leave his hotel and we'll in the
lands of Lee, before entering upon.
lis duties as revenue collector.-Fort
Scott Monitor.
We are informed that Lacquer who
las been located for some time on an
ven section, was offered the quarter
lpon which he lived and an adjoining
quarter, for $500 few weeks ago.
since Justice Miller's decision has been
endered the owner of the land asks
he said Lacquer 5000 for the single
uarter upon which he lives.
The Normal Institute will begin
uly 9th under the management of ]
'rof. o. E. DIN as conductor, with c.
). Merwin as assistant. Those attend
ng may congratulate themselves on 5
aving pleasanter quarters than they
ave ever before enjoyed, as the Insti-
ute will be held in the new school '
ouse. There will be three lectures |
uring the course, one by President {
'aylor of the State Normal College, [
nd one each hy Profs q z and 4 IS Y