The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-09-02

buStTeS1 Locals unQPf inns meaning 6WOuy S0uWt0
notices CiH be charged Fifteen cents per line edc
publication. No deviation from this rate to anyone
A very fair sprinkle" Monday
afternoon.
This has been a busy week with thu
School commences one week from
next Monday.
Republicans, attend the primary
next Tuesday.
Who has a house to rent? Call al
this office and rent it.
Chas. Elliot is now running another
job wagon-and it is daisy.
Dry weather has caused the death
of many shade trees about town.
Geneva township primary meeting
called this week. See editorial page.
Stephania cigarettes, the finest
smoke in town at Stevenson's drug
store.
The st. Louis, Fl. Scott & Wichita
Railroad is finished to the west line
of Allen county.
City property is changing hands
rapidly. And the same can be said of
all kinds of property.
Mr.. Jacob Goodner has been quite
sick with typhoid fever for a week or
so past, but is now improving.
For premium lists or any informa-
ton in regard to the District Fair, adj
dress r. P. Hamm, Neosho Falls.
Rev. E. S. Miller has recovered from
his illness and will resume services at
the Presbyterian Church Sunday.
The patronage of this Office is worth
as much to any business man as said
business mans work amounts to in our
line.
Try that choice roasted Rio Coffee
at Kesterson's at 20 cents per pound
package. After a trial we pronounce
irst-class.
There is to be wedding in or near
lola about the 18th of this month.
And this is about the only notice the
event will receive.
The State Fair will be good, Bis
narck better, but the Neosho Valley
District Fair will be the best, and
lon't you forget it.
Kesterson, the enterprising sotth
'ide grocery man is flooding the coun-
Try with bills announcing the great
in his line.
Rev. Chas. Hahn, of Topeka, will
preach in the Baptist Church next
Sunday at II a. M, and 7:3O p. m.
at $50 a. m.
Mr.. John Ward has bought two lots
N the northeast corner Of the square,
ust south of the Jail, where he expects
o put up large livery stable.
Among the special purses offered at
he District Fair is one of 500 for a
race of 100 miles. There will
,e plenty of contestants for that prize.
Warm shelter and dry yards save
feed in winter. Stock
aisers who prepare now for the chill
ny blasts of winter will save feed and
money.
Merchants report trade as having
'een good during the dull months of
uly and August and are anticipating
lively time when the fall. trade COM
1ences.
Last spring Messrs. w. l.. and T.
L. Bartels purchased a house and
wo lots for $500, and this week sold
be same property for $500. lola is
lot booming; oh no!
Klaumann & Eshbaugh are using
rinted stationery, which was of course
FINISHED. by the REGISTER Office.
'ther merchants should try those Long
;ranch letter heads.
Mr.. Eckley, of Miller's furniture
tore, while grinding chisel one day
MS week, allowed it to slip, cutting
ne of his fingers to the bone, making
lg a painful wound.
Mr.. D. II. Baldwin arrived this
veek with a car load of thorough
red Cotswold sheep from Canada.
ust the kind of men we like t, see
laking Kansas their home.
s. G. Lewis and R. II. knight have
,rmed co-partnership in the law
usiness under the firm name and
lyle of Lewis & Knight. Their pro-
.ssional card appears this week.
There is particularly odorous spot
the rear of Hutchinson & Bartels
ore and also at the rear OF this Office
lat should be attended to by the
GARD of Health. The entire alley
ong that block should be purified of
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