The Iola register., 1882-11-03
NEWS NOTES.

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IR. A. Casmire is building a very
Handsome cottage residence In the
east part of town.
Buy pair of the Giesceke or Walk.
er boots at Anderson & DeClute's. Ev-
cry pair warranted.
Mr.. 1. NJ. Moore, of Clawson, Ohio,
is in the city looking after his property
in this vicinity.
We have the. largest and most COM
plete line of overcoats In Allen connty.
Anderson 4 DeClute.
Miss Clifford, Of Illinois, sister of
the Doctor, is visiting at her brothers..
She will probably remain during the
winter.
We defy competition in the line of
foot wear for men and boys. Ander-
son & DeClute.
Our line of boots and shoes is the
most complete in Allen county. Am
Qerson q DeClute.
Come and see our line of boots and
shoes. You save money by buying of
Anderson & DeClute.
"A. E. Wright and family returned
from Ohio on Wednesday in good
health and spirits. We are glad to
have them with us again.
The regular Presbyterian social will
be held at the court house next We'd
nesday evening.
We understand that the dancing
school will open soon with q large
class. The well known Prof. Tappan
is the director.
An ornamental and useful article
will be given with every dollars worth
of holiday goods purchased at Mrs.
Whitney's Fancy Bazaar.
We are selling overcoats and suits
for men and boys for less money than
ever before. Anderson & Declute.
Geo. E. Faler, editor of the Yates
Center News, and Mr.. Stewart, one of
"the boys" at the Center, made the
pleasant call last Mon
day. Come again.
/John Gordon returned Tuesday
from his big hunt. He has been trav-
elling for about a month through the |
of Missouri and Arkansas,
the natives and accumulat- |
ing health for the winters wear.
Mrs. Whitney is prepared to offer a |
fine stock Of goods for the holiday |
trade. French novelties for the
esthetes. Goods for old and young
and for thin and flush purse.
Mr.. VIM. Shank and wife, of Illi-
nois, are visiting Mr.. John Shank
and family, Of this city. Mr.. Shank
expects TO spend short time looking
,ver the country.
Miss Flora Kapp, one Of Iola's most
popular young ladies, returned last
and will spend the winter
With her sister, Mrs. Slower. Her
many friends are glad to see her back.
/Mr. Fl. s. Coblentx, Of Reading,
q cousin Of Mr.. Geo. A.
Sowlus, is in lola with the intention
# making it is future home. He is a
ollege man, and young man Of vim
nd energy, such as we are always
lad to welcome.
Those wishing nobby overcoats
Tould do well to call on Reimert, op-
osite McClure's store, before purchas-
ng elsewhere. He furnishes every
hing and guarantees fit, at prices
angling from ten dollars upward.
live him call. II
The festival given by the Ladies'
Missionary society, last Friday even ,
lg, was successful financially and
very way. There was too much cof-
,e to the cup, and too many oysters
, the dish to admit Of any great for
Inc being made; but it is better.to. err
, that direction than the other.
Programmes are out for q grand
oncert to be given at Moran next
thursday evening November 9th, for !
ne benefit Of the Moran Orchestra.
he best talent of the town has been =,
allied into requisitiOn, and every e
fort.wiil be put forth to make it a f
lccess.
Judge Boyd and Col. G.. P. smith 4
ave removed their Office into the l
,om recently occupied by the REGIS q
Err as an editorial room, where the =
udge will be found by those desiring u
lie services of a justice of the peace or Il
olice Judge, and where Col. Smiths
lany friends can consult him upon all
gal questions.
The Ladies' Union Aid Society met \
Mrs. Fields on October 2Sth. Mrs. 1
I. Mcdonald yxs nominated CHAIR t
ian, after which the society elected 2
le following Officers: Mrs. g. I. Nc t
onald, pfesideht; Mrs. Goodner, vice l
resident; Miss MOllie Pace, secretary; a
[rs. Storey, treasurer. The commit t
,e on work consists of Mrs. Field, n
lairman; Mrs. Talcott, Mrs. Wallis, v
[iss Dean Pace, Mrs. likes, Miss 8
larry Christy and Mrs. Goforth.
It is wonderful the enormous amount =
holiday goods sold in this market. y
tevenson is in receipt of one ton of O.
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