The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-11-02

Vyou are going to buy store il 10 a
duty you o,Ce yourself to come around
and see hs elegant line at the Lire
Hardware.
We are requested to say that Mt the
last meeting of the Tax Payers Union,
resolution was passed endorsing
Stillwell, for Judge, and Riggs, for
Sheriff
A friend hands US the following ex-
circulating conundrum: "Why are the
Democrats said to be tricksters 2"
Ans: because they are trying to get
a Riggs on the people for sheriff"
When this cruel war is over-poli-
tics-and we get our bearings again,
we propose to settle down to the deter
mination to make the REGISTER the
best leal paper in the cOunty-and we
will do it.
Nine persons were received into the
NJ. E. Church on Sabbath day last,
seven of whom were baptised by the
pastor. The quarterly meeting SER
vices were very interesting and were
largely attended.
Mrs. Jas. Simpson has just received
a large and elegant line of millinery
goods, to which she invites the atten-
ton of the ladies. She has all the lat
est full styles and will guarantee salts
faction to those dealing with her.
For the benefit of the readers of this
paper who do not already know that
the Peerless flour is kept to the high
est standard of excellence, we would
say that such is the case, while the
price is no higher than second rate.
Already preparation has been begun
for the G. A. R. fair to be held during
the holidays, and it promises to occu-
py large share of the public attention
from this time on. With the men it
has at the helm, it will undoubtedly
be success.
The lecture on preserves" by Rev.
4. F. Brady at the Baptist church was
slimly attended but highly enjoyed by
those present. Mr.. Brady is genuine
feels good and makes his
audience feel good. We wish he could
have had q full house.
Present indications point to a spell
Of cool weather, and b. I. Rodman has
been laying in. heavy stock Of wool
flannel and cotton flannel, blankets,
ladies' and gents nice I'M
1erwear, hosiery, gloves, mitts and
hoods; selling AT popular prices.
In another column will be found a
notice which tells that our friend Sam
Epler, has ''gone and done it" too.
His bride lie comparatively a new-com-
n in lola, but is highly spoken OF by
Ill who have the pleasure of knowing
Ter. We congratulate.
Mr.. J.. l.. Arnold ane Mr.. s. J. Cow
IN returned from Colorado last Satur-
lay. The snow has been falling there
or some time, and mining operations
Ire about blocked. We are glad to
earn that Mr.. Arnold's mine is yield
ng ore in paying quantities. Chas.
;earles stays with the mine this win
er.
The following ladies have been APP
pointed an Executive Committee on
he G. A. R. Fair to be held at the
ola Opera House, commencing Dec.
4, continuing during the holiday
week: Mrs. L. N. Sawyer, Mrs. StO-
er, Mrs. j. ". Scott, Mrs. Smelt1er,
frs. c. NJ. Simpson, Mrs. DR.. Gill;
an, Mrs. Harmon Scott, Mrs. A. J.
lark, Mrs. W. H. Mcclure.
A brilliant party wac given by Mrs.
| J. Clark and Mrs. L. NJ. Simpson
,st night at the residence of Mr.. &.
I. Simpson, in honor of DR.. and Mrs
|. &. Bustwick. A large number Of
ur best citizens were present, and q
lost elegantly entertained. Dr.. Bost- 6
lick and wife will start on their re-
lrn to Washington Ter, next Mon
ay, after visit pleasant alike to
and their friends. Z
By tke courteey of McCook Post We .
ere permitted to participate in the I
of the "bean banquet, last
aturdIy night Besides beans, the
ing tables fairly grOaned with good :
iingS, aud the large company present ,
ere shendsntly satisfied The sup Z
ar wac followed by war "reminiscences
lat make the soldiers pulsa beat fast. :
hese were kept up, inaerspersed with n
atriotic music, till late hour, being 7
in by comrades slower, J. q
7. Scott, H. n. Miller, J. E Hender- 9
N, DR.. Bostwick, aud Henry s. Ew- q
e, an eloquent ettorney from Illinois. :
left feeling patriotic and
Apply. g
We are glad to welcome as citizens,
n. Oscar Foust and family, who ar
we'd here from Watsontown', Penn,
st week. Mr.. Foust has entered into r
with John Gordon, and :,
le new law firm will be a strong one. =
Te copy the following compliments =
notice from Mr.. Foust's home paper: .
Oscar Foust, Esq, and family, left =
on Wednesday for their y
ture home in lola, Kan. As already =
tied in the Star, Watsontown loses :,
lie of her most progressive citizens :.
I'd one who has done much for the =,
lvancement and best interests of the !.
WI. The family will be sadly miss =
, by q circle of friends and neig q
ho were wont to enjoy their nnlimit- !,
hospitality. While all regret their y
psrture they unite in the hope that =,
ey may fiud warm friends in their Z,
w home and meet with a full meas. y
e of prosperity. ~
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