The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-05-09

was 0OWn We0ne9Q0y ana TUESDAY
His brother was one Of the candidatt
for West Point.
We shall take some space next weel
which we lack this, to pay our respec,
to the miserable screed which appear
i'm this weeks C0uramt.
Mr.. Lynch, of the firm of Lynch /.
Masters. architects, Sedalia, paid hi
respects to the building committee
Wednesday and Thursday.
Mrs. Chas. Wheeler, of Ration, New
Mexico, and Miss Manda Williams, O
Garnett, Kansas, are the guests O
Miss Kittie Collins this week.
Prof. DIN leaves tomorrow for Law
renee. He returns Monday, goes t,
Butler County for a visit with hi
brother and then to Lawrence.
Capt. Sawyer expects to take shor
trip into the Indian Territory mex
week. Eff1e Scott will accompany hin
to her home at the Ponca Agency.
If you want to buy first-class goods
at small profits, go to B. T. Rodman's
But if you want to buy ''snide" goods
dear at any price, go away to buy
them.
Benton will propose again tonight
at the Opera House. He will have
some breach of promise suits on hi.
hands if he keeps on in this miscellane.
Gus manner.
We haven't space to notice seriatin
the lies of the COurdnt this week
Suffice it to say now that nine parts
of its labored screed Is lie and the other
part hogwash.
The famous Morrison horizontal bill
is dead, the enacting clause having
been stricken out last Tuesday by a
vote of 159 to 155. This is another blow
to the free traders.
OF our teachers Misses Cowan, Key
ser, Ausherman and White and Mr..
Merwin will probably spend the sum-
mer i'm or near lola, and Miss Christian
at her home i'm the country.
The ladies are especially invited to
call and see the new summer goods,
Lawns, Bunting, Nuns Yelling, Swiss
Mulls, plain, dotted and figured, at
bottom prices at B. T. Rodman's.
Ladies, if you are intending buying
window lace curtains, have as good
a line as can be find in any large city,
and at very low prices. Call aud see
and judge for yourselves. B. T. Rod
man.
Ladies are again reminded that Mrs
Simpsons millinery stock Is replete
with the best goods and the latest and
best styles. Call on her for any thing
in that line, and you are sure to be sat
isfied.
Mr.. d. c. Wood received a telegram
last Monday, summoning him to the
bedside of his mother, who was
thought to be dying, at Oshkosh Wis
consin, He expects to be absent about
two weeks.
Miss Cora Briggs left Tuesday for
a long visit with relatives in the inn
mediate vicinity of New York City.
She will stay "till she gets home sick"
her mother says. We wish Miss Cora
4 pleasant time.
The examiners of the West Point
Miss Hutsell, and Messrs.
Ellis and Jackson will probably finish
their work to day. We 60 to press too
Early to name the lucky man. There
we're about fifteen candidates.
Miss Mamie r. Pugh will leave
Tuesday for her home in Cottonwood
Falls. She has earned and retained to
/ remarkable degree the respect and
affection of her pupils, and been very
successful i'm her department.
For the benefit of the readers of this
paper who do not already know that
he Peerless flour is kept to the high
,st standard of excellence, we would
iay that such is the case, while the
price is no higher than second rate.
Our clothing merchants say that
price list is as good thing
Is they want. They can meet it and
20 several better. Buy your goods
If men that are doing a square bust
ness and you will not lose any money.
A young man of our town received a
telegram from young lady a few days
'ince, which read as follows: 81 &C
,ept. Is my presence necessary
Well, in the absence Of telephone
inc, we should rather think it was.
Mrs. J. d. Greason returned the first
If the week from Kansas City where
The has been assisting in some musical
Mrs. Greason is a
inc musician and is welcomed as
valuable addition to our musical cir
lies.
Mr.. John Davis, of Indiana, brother
If WmDavis, with his wife and mother
arrived here last Tuesday. Mr.. Davis is
n poor health and has come to try the
efficacy Of Kansas climate. He will
'tay on the farm north of lola for the
present.
o. w. Phares of st. Joseph Mo-,
las purchased Mr.. Pancoast's photo
graph gallery and is having it refitted
u good style. From samples of his
work that have been shown us,
We are sure his patrons will get good
Miss Gertie Conkling, of Nevada
No., arrived in town last Monday eX-
pecting, we understand. to spend the
summer here with Miss Thornber.
The many friends whom she made
Turing her visit here last summer are
glad to welcome her back.
A responsible Lacquer tells US that
The best portion of the League do
not approve of land jumping at all.
Very well, then. The League claims
authority over all its MEM
Ders. Why don't you summarily sit
Town on your land jumpers:
A glance at our advertising columns
will show that our merchants appreci-
ate the fact that the REGISTER is the
best advertising medium in the county
and that it circulates among substan-
tial citizens who trade at lola and not
among members of an organization