The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-10-26

We notice that Messrs. GoOdhue
Evans are receiving large stock. I
holiday goods.
SCHOOL BOOKS, AND SCHOO
SUPPLIES AT THE BOOK STOR
ON THE CORNER.
We call particular attention to tn
school report published to-day. TIL
large per centum ofdaily attendance
particularly noticeable.
Quarterly meeting services i'm the NJ
E.church from Thursday evening til
Sabbath evening. All are cordially in
vited to all the services.
All persons having a little bunch @
broom corn, should bring it to the Iol
broom factory aud have it made int
broOms at reasonable price.
John Brewer and wife, father an.
mother of our "Dan," arrived here las
Saturday evening, from Greenwood
Indiana. They will probably stay all
| winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emanuel Stotler, VIII,
have been visiting Mr.. Perry Stotler
| on the west side of the river, returned
to their home i'm Pittsburg. Pa, las
Wednesday.
We spare no pains in buying Ou,
stoves to get a good selection that Witt
suit the people, both IN price and qua Z
ity. No shoddy stores in our stock
Henderson & Amrine.
Mrs. Whitaker, of this place, and
Mrs. Harvey Longsliore, of Carlyle,
left Wednesday for GAINESVILLE, Ohio,
where they will make a four weeks
visit with friends.
J. w. Risley, r. V. Blair, Marion
Tngles, McElrOy and Barber were up
from the "south eud" Tuesday to look
after politics and take in some of the
prevailing harmony.
Why can't we have Chang-Foo or
a Lum-Lee or Jim-Jam or some 9th
er heather Chinee to wash our shirts ?
A Chinese laundry i'm lola would -four
ish like green bay tree.
Mr.. Jacob Goodner and wife have
hardly ever stay away from Kansas as
long as they intend and Mr.. and Mrs.
GOodner made no exception.
Although we are i'm favor of good en-
tertainmeuts from any source, we think
that home entertainments for home
purposes should receive the preference
and. the most liberal patronage.
Mr.. Emory Coffey and family, late
" arrived from Missouri, have rented
Mrs. Cutsinger's property. Mr.. Coffey
is relative of Mr.. J. ID. Carter and eX-
poets to make Kansas his home.
Monroe Gofoith was at home Tues
day and Wednesday. He is still en-
gagged in furnishing timbers for the
Memphis road, and is prospering
mightily-which we are glad to hear.
The Republican Central committee
met last..Tuesday at the Court House.
was done beyond the election
Of Mr.. Gorrell, of Marmaton as Chair
man and J. Reede-, of Elm, Secretary.
A new pair of ladies' shoes was found
IN the street leading east of town last
evening. The owner will he
informed of their whereabouts by call
ng at this office and paying for this
notice.
We have put all kinds of job work
lown I" the very lowest price. We
have also just laid in a lot of the incest
goods in the way of cards, wedding
FOODS and programmes ever brought
% lola.
We have just received large assort-
nent of spectacles and eye glasses,
rom the cheapest to the finest made, !
md guarantee a perfect fit in any case
# defective sight. Give us a call. |
scott & Son.
Now that it is getting time to pro-
ride for your winters reading, we call |
attention TO the very low rates at |
which we give the REGISTER in con-
'ection with the standard periodicals.
AL and subscribe.
1t keeps w. F. Servey busy to take
are of that big boy at his house, that |
rrived the 18th. Frank says he will
Don be large enough to work with |
hammer and saw, and will vote the
ticket i'm p years.
Mrs. Jas. Simpson has just received
| large aud elegant line of millinery |
FOODS, to which she invites the atten-
ion of the ladies. She has all the lat
st full styles and will guarantee salts
action to those dealing with her.
. For the benefit of the readers of this
'aper who do not already know that
he Peerless flour is kept to the high
st standard of excellence, we would
ay that such is the case, while the
rice is no higher than second rate.
w. A. Ross. Republican candidate
Dr commissioner of the Third District,
'as in town Tuesday. Mr.. Lieurance
as made good commissioner, but he
,ill probably be'succeeded by as good
man as our north townships could
Irnish.
We believe the ticket at the head of
e elected, and we think that those
Tho are predicting that it will be
moved under to the tune of 500 votes
re a little more than 800 Votes off
heir base.
Elmer Remsberg who is teaching at
.eanna, Cottage Grove township,
lade us call Saturday. He said that
ne REGISTER is growing i'm favor i'm
he south part of the county, and may
,ok for steadily increasing support
,om there.
Mrs. VII. Evans and mother re-
Irned from Washington last Monday.
hey will remain here for the winter
Ir. Evans has been appointed special
ension Examiner at a handsome SAL
ry, with headquartersfor the present
st. Louis.
w. S. Lawrence went to Kansas
ity on business Monday and return
} Wednesday. He says that the
ew Memphis road is all the rage, and
nat it will be bound to have a favor
bic influence upon our markets.
peed the day.
G. w. Apple has on exhibition at
is photograph gallery, the finest pear
e have ever seen. 1t was sent to