The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-05-14

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Mx.IM6 F. Stiening, of Allen county
>KWSas, and Miss Julia F. Jordan, q
Decatur county, Indiana.
Coles circus will show at Fort Scot
next Wednesday and Mr.. GreasOn ask
us to cay that the Wichita road will
sell round trip tickets to the city TO
$1.65, good to return May 20.
Kansas City was visited by a hurrican'
Tuesday. Twenty-Five or thirty PEG
pie were killed outright, q numbe
were seriously injured and an immens'
amount of property destroyed.
Robert Buck and company playet
Rip Van Wrinkle Tuesday evening t.
q small audience. Mr.. Buck himsel
is a fair actor, but the support was baG
and the music was excruciating.
The Yocum trial at Fort Scott las
week resulted in the conviction of thu
defendant. He applied for anew tria
and J. G. Gordon and J. H. Fisher
went over yesterday to argue the mo-
ton.
The street commissioner has made Q
contract with Dan. HOrville for 200 OF
more loads of gravel at 5 cents load
The gravel is Of good quality-and will
be placed where it will do the mos,
good.
Rev. Mr.. Pickett kindly hands u;
this week the program of services al
the Christian church next Sunday. Il
the other ministers will do the same
hereafter we will gladly publish all Of
them.
The past week has witnessed the
death of two old and we'll known cit.
liens of Allen county Peter Long, OF
Humboldt, and J. j. Van Fossen, liv.
ing on the river about four miles South
of lola.
The ladies of the Christian church
will give strawberry and ice cream
social at the Opera House next Thurs
day evening and invite every body to
favor them with their patronage.
Come all.
David W. McHenry, of Salem town.
ship died Hast Monday and was buried
~ the cemetery at Iola:.on Tuesday by
McCook Post No. 81, OF which he was
member.
If lola does not get her share of the
'rade, how does it happen that she has
not had single failure nor lost sim
gle stock of goods? There isn't anoth-
sr town in the county that can make
hat boast.
Patterson Brothers are displaying
'ome handsome carpet rockers this
week, which they have just brought
lirect from New York. The prices
ire very low and they are bound to
'ell rapidly.
Owing to the cool evening the straw
Jerry festival at the Opera House last
was not as we'll patrOnized
Is it would otherwise have been. We
understand, however that the ladies
feared about S16.
We understand that Mr.. w. E.
Mitchell has dismissed the suits began
" him last week against the Leaguers
whom he had arrested for cutting his
ence and other riOtOus proceedings,
he defendants paying all costs.
Religious services will be held at the
christian church next Sunday, May
6, rs follows: 10 o'clock a. M, Sunday
II o'clock q. H., sermon, "Jus-
flied by the Faith; 1880 p. M, SER
non, 1.-The Revelation of God"
Tube paints, lustra metallic, metallic
gold silver and bronze paints,
'Orcelain, papier mache and pottery
,laques, easels, hangers, canvas, var
fish brushes, oil studies, wood novel
les, etc., etc.. at Goodhue & Evans.
The ladies will find that Mrs. Simp-
ION has chosen her spring stock of mil
inery with her usual fine taste and
and that she has also
on a great many goods. Ev-
Try one can be suited in style and
price
lola has never looked 80 beautiful as
he does this spring. The trees have
,rown up until nearly every street is
haded, houses, fences and side walks
ire in good repair, altogether giving
ne of the prettiest towns in this part
# the State.
The exercises at the Opera House
will commence promptly at s O'Clock
his evening and it is hoped the audi
nee will be assembled by that time 40
hat the annoyance of having persons
inter- after the exercises have begun
nay be avoided.
Home made strawberries will be on
he market in q few days. Some of
ur dealers think the price will be
bout five cents q quart if the crop is
8 large as expected. That is pretty
ow, but a benevolent and generous,
'ublic will endeavor to bear up under
t.
In another place will be found the
irst Annual Statement of the secretary
f the Building and Loan Association
which those who have not yet invested
n that enterprise would do well to read
For an absolutely safe in
estment the B. and L.. cannot be
qualed.
Mrs. NJ. G. Robinson made glad the
learts of several of her friends, the
REGISTER among others, by distribu-
ing among them last Monday some
resh salmon, direct from the Column
ia river. The fish were sent by her
Mr.. Boyle, and arrived
ere in perfect condition.
The Eastern Star Lodge are arrang-
ng for a picnic at HOrville's grove
ext Wednesday. There will be moth
bud about it. The members and their
antilles, with invited friends, will SIM
ly "take to the woods" and spend the
ay "lazying around" They will
oubtless enjoy themselves.
Waters & Thayer are selling -four di- |
ect to the consumer, thereby saving
hem 40 cents per one hundred pounds. |
'atent -four, $l.35 per sack; Bakers
our, s1.25 per sack: Fancy flour, 80 |