The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-08-10
lola REGISTER.
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Go to Lee Fuckers for peaches.
District Fair, Neosho Falls Septem
Der Sd, 1888.
Queen Vie toria ice cream at Lee
Rucker's.
Mr.. w. H. Ailenbaugh returned
this week from visit TO Illinois.
Summer goods at cost at B. T. Rod
mans.
Mr.. D. A. Munger is dangerously
i'll at Mr.. Josiah Hoagland's.
One hundred Ladies' baskets jus
received at B. T. Rodman's.
District Fair, Neosho Falls Septem
Der Sd, 1888.
A nice lot of glass ware just received
at Sprouts.
Mr. Smith has rented Mr. Hunt.
residence on east Madison avenue.
A nice lot of glass sets dc. just re.
ceived at Sprouts. ..
Go to Lauck & Clark's for your
cabinets
Remember the "Post Office Gem"
Queen Victoria ice cream in any
quantity at Lee Rucker's-
Miss Lizzie Bell, Of Lawrence has
been visiting friends in lola this week.
Ice cold butter at Sproul'a-
Lubricating oils, from Is cents to
S1.5O per gallon at Scott's.
District Fair, Neosho Falls Septeni-
Der Sd, 1888.
We are promised next week another
letter from Mr.. Slower describing his
ascept Of Pixies Peak
Crushed feed of all kinds at Richards
Brothers.
There are 5S4 children of school age
in District No. 10 lola District)-a
good showing.
Another citizen arrived this week.
1t is girl and may be addressed in
care of w. A. Scott.
Fine stationery at the Post Office
News Stand.
The old pioneer and veteran will be
found under the colors as usual, ready
to give you a smooth shave.
Cheap photographs and fine ones at
Lauck & Clark's.
Mr.. w. w. Anderson and ;. Gull
bertson are building additions to their
residences.
Beck has just received car load of
Balm wagons.
Call on Young & Clark at Beck's
new building.
Every smoker should try Little Jo-
ker."
Ladies, don't forget those fine shoes
at McNutt Bros.
We publish letter from J. H. Fish
Il: l. ,,,,n 10 4, in
terest. J. H. has good eye for polit-
ical points.
Late styles of invitation and note
paper at the News Stand.
Try the "Post Office GEN." a new
brand of cigar manufactured at Kan
sas City expressly for Smyth & Allen.
Mr.. 4 Mrs. c. III. DeClute returned
from Michigan last week. G. III. is |
again at the old stand ready to see his |
friends.
District Fair, Neesho Falls Septem-
Der Sd, 1883.
When you come to lola, be sure to
visit Lee Fuckers ice cream parlors.
Miss Maggie Steele, who has been
visiting at Moran, is again at home.
Lee Rucker runs the popular ice
cream parlor.
Rev. Alison Chadwick was in town
on Wednesday.
a large stock of the latest style wall
paper, just received at Scott's.
Try the Capital baking powder at
.Bartells'. Prize with every package.
District Fair, Neosho Fails Septem-
scr Sd, 1883.
THE REGISTER subscription list is
still growing. We publish "a more
papers this week than we did last.
We make speciality ofaGchinc sec
tions and section riuets. Henderson d.
ADlriRe.
The band stand, with its patriotic
roof is thing Of beauty and will be a
joy for many long year.
To clear out stock for fall trade, [
will make low prices. Is. I. Rodman.
The "Post Office GEN." manufacture
ed expressly for Smyth & Allen. Try
it.
Lauck & Clark are making fine pic
lures.
Take your produce to Richards Bros
Buy your groceries there.
District Fair, Neosho Falls Septem-
Der Sd, 1888.
Fish by the kit and molasses by the
keg at Sprouts.
Wanted.-500 bushels green Sugar
corn at the Canning Factory.
The REGISTER boys are under obli-
cations to w. M. Knapp for some very
fine Kansas peaches. They were Or
derered by Lee Rucker from Coffey-
vile.
Produce wanted i'm exchange for
goods at Sprouts. One door west of
post Office.
Mrs. Prot. Sanders. of Fort Scott, is
visiting her mother Mrs. Ashby, this
week.
Rev. Louis Anderson, brother of J.
w. D., was in town last Tuesday on
his way to Idaho, where he goes in the
hope of benefitting his health.
District Fair, Neosho Falls Septem-
Der Sd, 1883.
Florence Rohrer returned yester-
day from Ottawa.
Young & Clark's old customers will
find them at Beck's new building
ready for business tomorrow.
Beck has already shipped six car
loads of fax seed from the new crop.
The crop is very heavy and Of excel
lent quality.
Mr.. David Funkhouser returned
home last Wednesday evening from
visit of several months to his old home