The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-05-12
FRIDAY, MAY II, 1889.
Festival tonight.
Go to the festival tonight
Cool weather still continues.

Remember the band boys festival
tonight.
Mrs. w. H. Richards has been
quite sick this week.
Our new carriage factory advertise
snent this week invites your attention.
It is said that the new Democratic
paper at lola will appear 1ext week.
Joseph Cuihson, Of Geneva, left us
fine mess Of vegetables Thursday last
Strawberries on the half shell at the
festival given by the lola band to-
night.
See Mr.. Delap's advertisement OF
celebrated Percheron Norman horse
Bellview.
A deaf and dumb silversmith has
been employed by C. 4. Steele IN MS
jewelry store
Mr.. ID. B. D. Smeltzer's mother and
sister, from Maryland are visiting at
lola at present.
Mrs. Smith, of Maryland, is visiting
her son, Clayton n. Smith, OF this
county at present.
NMr. and Mrs. Beggs rejoice over the
advent of girl baby that arrived
"Wednesday evening last.
DR.. Bailey and Miss Chastain, OF
Kentuckey, uncle and sister OF DR..
Chastain are visiting in lola.
Chas. Often has fine sweitzer kase
from the old country. But "bock
beer" alas, It's "played oud:"
70. II. Brewer has a fine express
4 wagon bought of Beck, for use In the
CNransfer and delivery business.
L. w. Keplinger has started on
trip to Old and New Mexico and will
locate permanently at Kansas City
upon his return.
Col. E. C. Culp, of salina, was in
town this week working up a branch
of the Kansas Benevolent Society.
Their card appears elsewhere.
~ MT. Il "A. EOIcuiou Hos PuASA
Il the grocery store heretofore owned by
II Geo. Zike, and will hereafter manage
the business at the same stand.
A. J. Powell, a gentleman who has
been boarding at DR.. Cassidy's died
last Wednesday of typhoid Pneumonia
He was from Kentucky here we be-
lieve.
Our readers attention Is called to
the advertisement Of Mr.. Ricketts, stat
grocery, which appears this week
Give him q call and you will be vel
treated.
%Mr. John Willet is building a large
T and connections hopse OF the corner o
h Sycamore and East street. The found
alton is laid and carpenters work com
>menced.
Mr.. Long, of the red front grocer!
store has an advertisement which
will pay our readers to glance over an'
then give him a call when vaptip
groceries.
Beatty Bros. and H. NJ. Miller hav
each had fine door signs put up mi
week. They are beauties and credits
BILE to the painter; Mr.. Knapp, of til
carriage factory.
Mrs. and Miss Faler, Mrs. Josie Wo
fe, DIR. VIM. Curtain, Mrs. Sallie Wo
fer, Mr.. Jos. Bell, A. Van Slyke an
Mrs. Williams, were over from Yats
Center, Thursday last
Every business firm in lola was NJ
represented last week as.w stated, {
Beatty's advertisement was n
changed as expected. Their card
found jim our columns as rule.
An infant child, two years oil
daughter of Mr.. Phillip Noes, was
ported in dying condition Thursda
morning. A large number of frient
Will tender their heartfelt sympath
A May party, consisting of all wi
could go, went up the river in stear
er owned by Oscar Myers, last Frids
and had royal picnic. A pleasa
time was spent, and tired but hapl
crowd retnAned aste at night.
Republicans shssld carefully wat
the convention cafis and primary me'
inss on the editorial page. The fiji
of local interest will be the prima
meetings held May ed to elect tow
ship delegates to p county conventio
H. v. Rice, the lively represent
tive of the Fort Scott koeitor, was
lola last Tuesday in the interest of
house. A pleasant agreeable fello
and when 1t comes TO business he m
he counted upon every tine. We'
always glad tosee bun.
Notwithstanding thegener& scare
OF money this spfiag, several OF