The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-03-14

/ uuE1Oer Oh t0clf tfle0O0 last V0ufRO0v
evening. The time was paese,l with
the usual advertisements, elaborate re-
freshments were served, and the nc.
casi5n was a thoroughly enjnvaola on
Those present We're the following:
Mis,es Jennie Mcneil, Cora BrigR..
Sad lie Reimert, Maddie Colborne, A dab
Wright. Lutte Evans, Clara Welch.
Bertha Knapp and Messar. OH.
Adams, Harry McNiel. H. Evans,
Bert McNiel. Lew Horville, Walt Nc
Mel, Lutte Northrup.
| An election IL pcndIn. il the city 81 Chanute
| to authorize the issue nf SlS.OOI In bombs to
pay two JUDGMENTS obtained by private parties
for 5000. Some towns have harder luck than
others lola REGIsrEW
No sir, you are mistaken. sip,OJO OF this
er what is us, So to city ike Chanuse Tf
Chanute wants to vote sl0O. 900 she can do 1t
Chdnufe Blade.
Is it the big stoDe Touring mill that
for the past ten years has been given
over to the bats and the owls that you
now have TO pay for?
Court convenes next Monday, with
a docket of considerable length. The
trial Of til. men CHI Urged with the
murder uf Columbus Carter will Of
course attract the most interest. E ,ch
Of the defsnda ITS will demand q separ.
ate trial and as there are nine of them
the case will stretch out over most Of
the term If all are tried. Benton &
Campbell will assist the cu;inty sttor.
ney with the prosecution, aud Oscar
FOust and A. n. Harris, Of Fort Scbtt,
have been retained for the defense.
DR.. J g. LaFary has located at Pitts
burg, Kansas. His friends Ia Allen
county where he has resided for six
years will be glad to know that he II
no far ther away and will wish him the
fullest measure Of success. He is his
own best recommendation. The sur
fering will find In him = skillful dent
lat the business men prompt, relia-
BILE brother the ladies . staunch
friend and an enthusiastic admirer.
Alonzo Crow has received q certif-
cate stating that he has completed one
years course Of lectures at the X. G.
Dental College and lie prepared to en-
ter the senior class. He expects to re-
turn to Kansas City with the opening
Of the next term and complete the
course. "Lonnie' is q steady young
man whose conscienci9us application
to the business he has on hand will
some day bring him out at the top of
the heap.
L. Glllihan has again taken posses
sion Of his old stand, the Nickel Plate.
Tho building has been thoroughly
0verhauled,- painted and papered
throughout. The papering and decor
ating was done by Billie Huck and Is
a job to be proud Of. MI. and Mrs.
Gillihan are we'll known and their
house has always been one of the most
popular in the county.
As usual there Is difference of opin.
ion as to the effect of the blizzard on
the fruit. Probably a part of the crop
Is killed, but what is left will he Of
finer quality. The country south Of
US has suffered fully as much. All
through Texas and in the southern
trees were in bloom and as the storm
reached them in almost its full severity
much greater damage was done.
The basis Of valuations made by the
various counties uf the State, will av-
erage about as follows:
Work horses-ist class ..... so 90 to 100 90
Sheep six months old and over IS to 90
nOgs. .;.......... ..........' Genus per ~
Ohts, per Du. .................... " ~
MiIlet seed per bu. ........... 5to 10
Moneys, notes and mortgages. 80 tolOO percent
Other property 49,. .......... 80 to W percent
Number l, Volume l, Of The Farm
ers' Friend, the new F. M. B. A. pa
per, A. II. Harris, publisher aud pro.
prietor. made it appearance last Satur-
day. 1t Is q FIVE. column, eight page
paper, 2 pages Of which are printed at
home anG 6 pages in Topeka. 1t pre-
sents a very neat appearance and for
the fret issue is entirely creditable.
See here! Wheat ia cheap and we
patent" at $500 per hundred pounds.
bakers" at $3.50 per hundred pounds
"Fancy" at 81 20 per hundred pounds,
meal at 60 cents per hundred pounds.
chop at 40 cents per hundred pounds,
bran at go cents per hundred pounds
Thayer & Gilmore.
Moran Herald: There are several
patrons OF the lola Building and Loan
Association in to wn; and il that corpo
ration would make arrangements 50
that dues could be paid at Warmers
bank, 1t would save q good deal OF
bother In sending in monthly remit
tances.
LOST: In Allen county, on the Rad
running north and south one mile east
of LaHarpe. grip sack containing
clothing. The fiUder will be rewarded
If he will send 1t G. o D. to e. N
Pugh, Wills. Kansas. Brown cnunty.
Grip is marked Geo. E. Stevenson.
Best 5 cent muslin at Rodman's.
Ireceived last week the biggest ship
ment Of paint aud painters supplies
brought to lola for years. have two
new brands of mixed paiut.-better
goods than over carried in Allen Co.
before. II you intend painting call
and see me. w. J. Evans,
For sale or trade. A four year old
stallion, good grade, weight 400 lbs,
1917 hands high. Also q bran new
top buggy to trade for work horse.
Also one second hand spring wagon to
trade for any kind Of stock. A. w.
Rowland, lola.
C. T.. Peacher, horse dealer, will be
at Ellis & Hewitt's barn to-day aud
tomorrow Friday and Saturday,, for
the purpose Of buying horses and
mules; Those having stock to cell
will find this good opportunity to
turn it off.
BY virtue of an opportunity which
hardly ever happens. Patterson & Co,
were able to buy their stock Of baby |
en- rriaDea for the snIin0 trade at ridic.