The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-12-31

All the young men who fAiled Il
make their girls Christmas presents
should be mittened on New YEARS..
For Hats, Caps, Gloves, Mittens and
Underware, come and see Us.
ANDERSON 4 DECLUrE.
A resolution adopted by almost ev-
eryone is that they will buy their coal
another year during warm weather. :
| A full line of regular Homeopathic
Medicines just received, and will be
kept constantly on hands at Scott's
n E. D. Brown and Capt. Thrasher are
the delegates to the State Supreme
Lodge, Knights of Honor, this year.
No middle men. We buy our cloth
ing and Boots direct from the manu-
facturers. ANDERSON & DECLUTE.
ll Prof. F. w. Bartlett, of Lawrence,
came down to spend the holidays with
his father and old acquaintance here.
Go to Bowlus for money and borrow
at "the old-fashioned" rates-interest
payable annually, and no commissions
| ,UhdteUcr.
Eighty-six persons partook of the
supper provided by the Pennsylvania
House for the Masonic fraternity last
Monday night.
Mr.. Smith, of Colony, has been stop
ping at the Pennsylvania House this
week. The "boys" say he can tell the
boss bear story.
IJudge Bell is thinking of moving
to Lawrence, we understand. We
should be pleased to see him meet the
success he deserves.
Bowlus has 800, 900 to loan to farm
ers, in any sums desired, on one, two
three or five years time, at the gerry
towest rate Of interest.
Last Tuesday three young men, from
different parts of the county, all called
on the Probate Judge for marriage Ii
cense at the same time.
A man by the name of Blake Smith,
confined in our Jail, sent from Wood
son county, was released last Sunday
under writ of habeas corpus.
Mr.. Green, an attorney from Law
renee, was in our town last Wednesday.
Mr.. G. has charge of the law depart
ment in the State University.
The end of the year draws nigh, and
settlements are in order. I want all
persons indebted to me to call and set
tie at once. w. l.. BARTELs.
Our Warrented hand made boots are
made to our order and sold by none
but ourselves. They cannot be beat
en-. ANDERSON & DECLUTE.
The Knights of Honor will install
their officers at their next regular
meeting, one week from tonight. The
installation this year will not he pub
lie.
Rev. r. Hahn, pastor of the Fair
view Presbyterian church, in this
county, intends making New Years
calls among his congregation to-mor-
row.
Mrs. Carey, sister, and Miss Anna
Francis, daughter of State Treasurer
John Francis, have been visiting
friends at their old home in lola, this
week.
! It is reported that the dead body of
F. w. Namendorf, at one time citi-
zen of this place, was taken out of the
Mississippi riyeE, at st. Louis, one day
last week.
If you are not wanting any more
presents, remember that in
addition to these you will find at Ste
venson's everything usually kept in a
first class drug store.
Our ice men should not hesitate to
put up a good supply of ice, for it will
be found next summer that it is as val
liable in water as it has heretofore
been in other drihks<
Married, attic residence of the brides
parents, b5 'SQdire Tallentire, Sunday
evening, DsG 26, 1880, Mr.. Albert Gil
lespje and Miss Flora Briggs, all of
Alien County, Kansas.
MI. Geo. H. Ruddy has sold out his
hotel business, and the st. James will
hereafter be conducted by Messrs. Dill
man and Chambers, two young men
lately arrived in Girard.-Press.
Come and see our Overcoats and
Suitings. We have the largest stock |
ever brought to Allen county. We
are bound not to be undersold.
ANDERSON & DECLUTE.
Notwithstanding the extreme cold
weather the attendance at the public |
of the officers of Eastern |
Star and Masonic Lodge was good, and |
the supper and ball was q decided |