The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-04-06
lola REGISTER.
Yufal SHUTTERS.
"Who turned it loose ?"

Beck.
The county commissioners met
next Monday.
Flows and harrows at cost at Ca.
mire's.
Best corn planters I'M the market q
Casmire's.
Brubsker & Co. have full line {
fishing tackle.
Y Bob Reimert is running as newsbo
on the Wichita road.
Beck will sell wagons for next 8
days at sos cash.
New lot of glass and queenswar
Just received at Longs.
Everyone remember the social mex
Wednesday night.
See our new line ofcashmeres. o. T
NOrthrup & 20.
The Canning Factory Co. will begil
building the first of next week.
Lee Rucker is handling Fort Scott
Cherokee and Rich Hill coal.
Root & Marsh sell 8 pounds of coffe
for 81 90, and other things in proper
ton.
The erection Of n few neat house
for renting would be q paying invest
ment.
J. NJ. Smyth and r. B. WhitakS
will spend Sunday with friends 2
Eureka.
The Monitor coal oil and Jewell gas
oline stoves are the best in the market
sold by Casmire.
J.F. Colborn has followed Brubakel
& Cos example in the matter of al
awning.
Parties wanting clean fax seed fol
sowing, should leave orders at onct
with 4. w. Beck.
Call on w. A. Cummings for rates
of insurance in the North British and
Mercantile Insurance Company.
Don't forget to 60 to the social at the
opera house next Wednesday night
and have a good time.
Mrs. Brewster is putting down q
sidewalk along the east side of the lie,
land Hotel grounds.
McNutt Bros. have put up hand.
come new sign this week-the work OF
Baumgardner Bros.
If you have a farm to rent or to sell
leave il in the hands of Othic & Smith
over Beatty Bros furniture store.
From private sources We learn that
Charles Hamilton may be expected
home from New Mexico soon.
c. c. Ciark's new residence on Syc-
10 70
ment to that part Of the town.
We have Just received another in
voice of ladies' fine shoes from new
factory. q. 7. Northrup & Go.
Judge Talcott and Mr.. Bogle left
Monday for the capital of Neosho
county, where His Honor is now hold
ing court.
The musicians Of the Methodist
church are talking up a concert. 1t
will probably be given in two or three
weeks.
Mr.. 3. P. Lamberton, a prominent
citizen of Lawrence, is ut the mineral
well. undergoing treatment for jaun-
lice.
Some long needed Improvements in
the way Of drainage have been made
this week along the Opera House
block.
The Episcopal services at the Pres
byterian church last Sunday evening
were well attended, and we've quite ill.,
East end folks say that Bowlus will
build another addition to his
house this sumnier-tO accommodate
hat new girl.
The North British and Mercantile
Insurance COmPsny was established
N 1909. For rates call on w. 4. Cum
nings, agent.
Calvin Rice was In town from Fri
Law until Monday. He is. now located
It Ulysses, Neb., il the employ Of the
B. & NJ. road, and came down on bus
ness.
The new city officers assume the
luties Of their Office next Monday
evening. They are good men and the
,ity is sure of being well governed for
mother year.
If you want anything in the grocery
inc walk over to the north side and
examine Brubaker's stock. 1t is new
md fresh and will be sold as cheap as
he cheapest.
Ralph Mcdowell has been employed
" Lee Rucker in his store. Ralph is
,ne of the brightest AMI best Of our
,oung boys, and he will make Lees
tore more popular than ever
On Monday last, Al. Jones shipped
/ carload of seed corn to Albany, III.
1t seems little strange for Kansas to
De shipping seed corn TO Illinois, but
'uch is the case. 1--WE knew it would
,Que, but We never expected to see it."
Mr.. Whitaker has moved into his
house in the south part of town. Mr..
HcNeal has moved into the house va
,ated by Mr.. Wood, who goes into his
lew residence on the east side.
Miss Kate Thrasher was down from
Lawrence OH Wednesday to attend the
uneral of her grandfather Mr.. Archi-
BALD Thrasher. She returned yester-
lay.
The partnership, between D. B. d.
smeltzer and w. S. Lawrence, has
,een dissolved, Mr. Shelter having
old his interest to ID. H. Rhoderick of
Hannibal Mo. Mr.. Rhoderick has been
engaged in the implement
business for number Of years and un-
lerstands it thoroughly.
George Cowden has again been obi
red to give up his place at the Wichita
IepOt on account of sickness. George
las had a hard time of it, and We wish
lin q speedy recovery. MIR. McKut-
hon, who has been with Mr.. Cowden
or some time, is now in charge of the
lepot.
Knapp & Co. received an order this
week for light top buggy from one of
,1r. Knapp's old customers at Muncie,
md. No higher endorsement of the
work turned out by this firm could be
yiven than the fact that those who