The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-04-20
ggcfal Matters.
Cabbage at Lee Fuckers.

Cabbage at Lee Fuckers.
New spring goods are still coming in
| See the nilsson slippers, price 81. &c
at Northrup 's.
Moonlight strolls are now i'm order.
Beatty Bros. havaa good office room
for rent over their store.
New invoice of pants and overalls a
McNutt Bros.
The woods will be green in anothe
week.
Six new styles in ::corsets at North
rup's.
New pattern in lace curtain good.
at NOrthrup's.
Miss Dibble wss visiting friends al
Colony last week.
J. p. bread at Lee Fuckers.
The workmen are making rapid pro
gress OH Beck's new building.
Go to Longs for all kinds of glas.
and queensware.
The warm weather has started the
soda fountains. Ice cream parlors are
now in order.
A full line of every day and dress
straw hats at McNutt Bros.
b. F. Burd, of the Inter State, was
in town Monday.
A. c. Boyle returned last Saturday
after a two weeks attendance on the
NeOsho county ourt.
Flows and haripws ut cost at Cas-
mire's.
Lon Northrup went 10 Yates Center
on business last Tuesday.
J. NJ. Smyth took q little vaca ton
the first of the W eek aud spent it among
friends at Eureka.
Let TIC bah az 6reezes remind you
stu Otat ,oe haze nice fresh garden and
f0s0er seeds. II. Il.
Mrs. l. \. Templin, of Yates Center,
was IN town The first of the week.
/Dr. Scott is having some quite extern
five Improvements made i'm his resi-
tenoe on Wa ,hington avenue.
Eeatlemen, do not buy until you
have seen our new line of clothing.
D. z. Northrup Il co.
Rev I. G. Coffey and family started
yesterday to their new home at Sa-
bcttaa-
Lee Rucker takes orders for tobacco
steisis sad snuff for sheep dip.
Father" Baker, of the Common
mc0s1- was in town yesterday and
made as a pleasant call.
Mr. Pratt and Miss Nolte, of Hum
boldt, were patrons of Casmire's skat-
ing rick Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Nisner, of Clay Centre, Kansas,
is visiting with his brother u. j. Wis
ner, az Carlyle. Previous to this visit
they had not met for thirty five years.
Buy your pants and overalls of
McNutt Bros.
Tie cause of the barb ,cire boom at
the Goc hardtoan is that they handle
the drst made. III. & 4.
Z s. II. Hamilton has moved into the
new building back of Northrup's,
buils by himself aud Ashley Bliss.
They have neat shop.
.Nt. and Mrs. Knapp, of lola, gave
an exhibition OH skates at the Rink on
last Saturday evening. The skating
was very fine, and was witnessed by
large audience.-Neasho Fails Post.
The clover and blue grass in the pub
lie square make fine appearance.
Now if walks and drives were laid out
through it and band stand erected i'm
the centre, we could almost call it
park.
IL you have farm to rent or to sell
leave it i'm the hands of Othic & Smith
over Beatty Bros furniture store.
Morg. Hartman is adding a second
story to his cottage OIL Madison ave-
nue., and otherwise enlarging and inn
proving it. When finished it will be
one of the handsOmest houses in the
east end.
Hurry up your fax seed orders.
Beck.
1t has been figured that the wheat
crop of the United States for this year
will fall below that of 1882 by 81, OO0, 900
bushels. If that is 80 the man that
has a good crop may count himself in
luck.
Call on w. A. Cummings for rates
of insurance in the North British and
Mercantile Insurance Company.
Mr.. J. R. Dunlap recently purchased
from NJ. Stewart, of Wichita, a fine
recorded Poland China SOW, which he
thinks is among the finest in the State.
Mr.. D. recommends Mr.. Stewart as an
experienced and reliable breeder of
thoroughbred Poland Chinas.
WY. ,,o.o ,,uoh ,>loo.o<l 70 ,>,.y-o 81,
acquaintance this week of DR.. J. d.
Vannuys, of Wayland, Ind, who is Wis
iting with his sister, Mrs. E. S. Miller.
DR.. VannsFs is cousin to our John
H., and Is well kAown to many of our
Johnson county citizens. He is much
pleased with Kansss, sud reports the
wheat crop looking very much better
than in Indiana, Illinois or Missouri.
The appointment of Capt. Jones to
be warden of the penitentiary, is met
with very general approval by the
press of the state. Several of our ex-
changes have made the remark that
it is quite proper that Democrat
should occupy that position, since
>post of his wards are of that party.
We were a little previous in announce
ing, three weeks since, that Mrs. w.
H. Evans had gone to Washington,
as her departure was delayed until yes
terday. A farewell tea-party was Civ
en- in her honor ON Wednesday evening
by the ladies Missionary society, at
the residence Of Mrs. f. S. Miller. Her
mother accompanies her to Washing
ton, where they will reside as long as
Mr.. Evans remains in that city.