The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-11-19

Pay up yotff subscription sAd help
US out, friends. IS
Anyone willing to entertain one or
more guests next week will please
leave their name with Rev. Summer
vile, Of the NJ. f.. Church.
Our warrented hand made boots are
made to our order and sold by none
but ourselves. They cannot be beat
en-. ANDERSON 4 DECLyTE.
Married, Nov. II, 1880, at the -resi-
dence Of the brides parents 10y Rev. E.
s. Miller, Mr.. John G. Bfowpfng and
Miss AIDA Davis, all # Alien county.
Several suspicious characters in
town last week, but the city authori-
ties were on the alert. No plumber of
any consequence was obtained by the
outfit.
For druggists sundfies, patent medi-
cines, holiday goods, toys, etc., we can
show more, prettier and cheaper goods
than any. house in the county. Call
and see, at StevensOn's.
Robert Craig, of Spencer, Indiana,
took advantage Of the late excursion
to visit his relatives here-R. Rich
ards and family-and to look at some
land be owns in the State.
Chas. Often has the largest and fin
est stock of Christmas candies and
toys ever brought to lola, and would
ask those who expect TO purchase to
call and examine his goods.
DR.. G. w. Covert and wife, former
ly residents of this county, but whose
home is now at Whiteland, Indiana,
are visiting friends at their old home
in the Carlyle neighborhOod.
Come and see our Oyercoats. and
Suitings. We have the largest stock
ever brought. to Allen county, We
are bound not to be undersold.
ANDERSON &.DECLUTE..
A snow storm.,set in. Tuesday and
continued alLdsy. The fall was light
and will not stop work among farmers.
Should it go off early and fast the ra-
vines andrivers may fill up bank full.
Attention is called to the ADVERTISE
ment Of Brown & Strickland's livery
in this issue. They have a
very fine lot of teams and carriages
and will give satisfaction in stock and
prices.
The Baptist Social, at the residence
of MIR. Bennington, Wednesday evening |
was well attended and highly enjoyed
by those present. We hope to see
these pleasant reunions held frequent
ly this winter.
VCards are out for the marriage 7cere-
mony Of Miss Isabel Andersoa>6o Mr..
T. NJ. Bartels, at the residence of Mrs.
c. H.--DeC iute aHd-sMrEW. w.
of lola: Tuesday, November
I'D, at $50 A. NJ. !.
Mrs. Julia A. Whitney has recently
added very fine show case to her al
ready well furnished notion store. La
lies and others who desire anything in
he line of musical merchandise, or
ancy goods should by all means give
1er call.
DR.. P. Beeman and wife, of Sidney,
Ohio, came out on the excursioaafrom
he east last week. The doctor is the
'ame genial old gentleman whom his
I'D patients will all remember. He
expresses himself highly pleased with
he material advancement of his old
home.
Long years age when certain men
we're and now are not, we can remem-
'er with what JUNCTION a cestain indi-
'idual always sang that gced old tune
commencing, I'm glad .salvation's
ree." OF late years the conclusion
las forced itself that it was only for
hat reason that his hope was we'll g
Notwithstanding the excitement in
ident to the election, our magnificent
ublic hall has been rapidly pushed 8
onward towards completion. The +
uilding is an honor to the city and to
hose who have put their shoulders to b
he wheel and helped the enterprise i
onward. Itpresents an imposing ap- l
and strangers can see that