The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-12-29
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LOCAL ITEMS.
New Year.
Be sincere.
Pay the printer.
Say Of all the best you can.
Be sure you're right, and then g
ahead.
Don't forget the "Peak Sisters" to
night.
Curt. Colborn is still quite seriously
sick.
Northrup & Co. are slaughterins
winter clothing.
How much would you give to know
what 'SS has in store for you?
All of their names end In "y," and
there are thirteen of them-the Peak
Sisters. ..
you want the latest styles In New
Years cards, call at THE REGISTER
office.
The various clubs and societies have
adjourned their meetings over the hol-
idays.
Be kind and polite to the folks at
home. Don't save your "manners"
for society.
Track is being laid on the Fort Scott
& Wichita road at the rate of one mile
per day.
Mrs. S. T. Ellis, who has been
quite seriously i'll, is convalescent, and
is rapidly recovering.
We have a few white and colored
blankets which We will close at q low
price. o. p. Northrup & Co.
Supper for % cents, oysters for IS
cents, and the Peak Sisters thrown In,
tonight at the Opera House.
We learn of no "open houses" on
New Years, but Of many ladies who
will be pleased to see their friends.
You don't want to go calling next
Monday without cards. Remember
that we have the finest assortment in
the city.
- What with Christmas, the Metho-
dist social and the Presbyterian social,
Saturday night will find the average
young man about ''broke."
Mr.. s. G. Rankin, of New York,
has accepted position in Mr.. Suss-
rlilch's store, and will make lola his
home. We are glad to welcome him.
The sale of Scotch and English go ,ds
referred to in our last issue still CON-
tinues in this vicinity. A large
amount of them have been disposed Of
to the satisfaction of the consumers.
Many substantial farmers Of Allen
County have called during the past
week to renew subscriptions. and we
are indebted to them for many kind
words.
We would like to suggest that in fu-
lure entertainments in the hall, the
small boys do not be permitted to
-omp at will on the stage. The dam
age to curtains and fixtures Is worth
considering.
Our "devil" says that unless some
body lends him penny he will have
to stay away from Sunday school un-
til next pay day. Christmas and two
festivals, all In one week, have
swamped him.
We think the REGISTER has q right
- boast of the long list of news itemf
from all over the county. We havt
81 exceptionally reliable and efficient
corps Of correspondents. and this
feature ought to commend the Reels
R greatly to our county readers.
{ It begins to look as though We
would have to ship ice again next
summer. The winter Is almost goae,
aud the signs are all against the b ar
vest. That remark three or four
weeks ago about chasing Kan pas
among the tropics was not so far
s-rong after all.
>-Fhe following officers were installed
IN lola Lodge No. SO, A. F. & A. NJ.
last Wednesday night: A. J. Fulton,
w. NJ; H. M. Miller, &. w; L. M,
Sawyer, ]. W.; J. F. Colborn, Treas;
r. w. Duffy, Sec'y; Jas. Burns, g.
D.; 8. Tozer, J. D.; DR.. C. Gillihan
and Robt. Cook, Stewards; Phillip
Moss, Tyler.
The Peak Sisters will hold the
boards at the opera house to night with
sll the dash and glitter of old time act
ROSES. Let them be greeted by q
crowded house. The humdrum of
every day life will begin soon enough
anyhow, and last long enough, SO
don't begrudge an hour or two given
to holiday amusements. Have one
good laugh to begin the year with.
Our patrons are rapidly finding out
that we have one of the best job
printers in this part of the state, and
that our work and prices in that line