The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-04-04

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this spring. Lots Of material a
GOODBYE q Evans.
Nj Mrs. Whitney has engaged Henri
y Evert as canvasser for the sale Of mt
steal instruments.
The breath of an occasional zephyr
has served some what to relieve tn
monotony of this week.
Ladies, don't fail to 60 and see tn
, hansomest styles of prints and ging
hams just opened at B. T. Rodman's
We only ask you to call to decide il
,Ue haven't the largest stock Of poke
knivesin the county. Live HardUdrt
Fisher and Gordon were so delighted
with the penitentiary, guess we will
have to 'send 'em up" awhile to wear
the ed9e off.
Tyon ual examine our tin,Cdre you
Diti find it is better than you generally
see throughout the county. Lire
Hardware.
Mrs. DR.. ]. C. Boulson is the proud
possesor of fine new piano, present
from her husband who purchased it
through Mrs. Whitney.
There will be a Missionary Tea at
the residence of Mrs. H. L. Henderson
on next Tuesday evening at six o'clock
to which all are cordially invited.
First Of the week Goodhue q Evans
viii open a large selection OF new
paper hangings. 2
Mr.. Neighbors is building substan-
tial stone business room on his lots op-
posite Ellis livery stable. 1t will be
% feet square and two stories high.
Our $500 shoes are far superior to
any shown elsewhere. o. P. North
rup & Co.
Mr.. Chas. Amrine, a younger brother
of our Glover, arrived here from Illi-
nois last week and is learning the typo |
graphical trade IN the Courdnt office.
1 appreciate the compliments paid
us by many customers:-"You have
the best and cheapest embroidery We
have SEEN" Thank you, ladies. B.
I. Rodman.
Headquarters for Gas and Coal Oil
Stores tUill be at the Live Hardware
again this summer. They haze been
particular to get the best that money
can buy.
The fir mt rooms over Richards, LAX
in & Ireland's store have been nicely
furnished and will be occupied by
Miss Willett for dressmaking and mil
inery rooms.
J. E. Powell, who has been attend
ing Rand's Commercial College at
Fort Scott for the past three months,
returned home this week, having COM
pleted his course there.
One hundred new styles in ladies
plain and ,colored bor-
ders o. P. Northrup & Co.
Since the adjournment of the regu-
lar term, court is now sitting at cham
discovered independently by two
bright young intellects Of lola.
The aged father of Mr.. G.. D. Inger-
soll, who has been failing rapidly since
his arrival here two weeks ago, died
asst Tuesday morning. The funeral
was held Wednesday afternoon.
Those interested in the stock laws i
passed at the extra session will find {
hem on our second page. Eve yown- ,
n of stock should read them carefully {
md keep them for reference.
Go away from home to learn the s
news. While at Moran last week, We a
earned that most of the grocers of that G
own, buy nearly all of their staple i
goods from lola wholesale houses. u
Dr.M. DeMoss and wife were in |
.own the first of the week, on their 9
way home to Neodesha, from Wiscon-
sin, where they have been some time
or the benefit of Mrs. DeMoss' health. I
Johnny Hart returned "from Texas" ;
asst Tuesday. Charlie and Joe will :
be gone day or two longer, !
Is they intend to take in California
md Washington territory on their re- i
urn trip. :
DeLands, of Fairport, N. Y, are al {
ways abreast of the times. They {
quickly seize upon every possible
means of improvement, and in conse-
luence their Soda is superior to all
others.
J. NJ. Smyth went to Greenwood G
county Thursday to remain over Sum 7
lay. A sister of his living in the coun- ,
y was unfortunate last week in having |
her house and outbuildings burned by !
, prairie fire. I
Mr.. A. c. G. Shockey, who has re-
,ently taken charge of the Commercial
hotel at Moran, and who expects to go ,
nto the general merchandise business :
1t that place soon made the REGISTER ..
l pleasant call Wednesday.
For a good smooth and easy shave T
20 to w. B. Reeds barber shop. No 9
ard playing or loafing allowed. No '
ramps or apprentices employed.
Everybo treated with respect and
guaranteed. @
Mrs. Simpson has just received a
arge stock of millinery goods, includ- c
ng hats, flowers, feathers, laces, hair
goods and everything Of the kind, all '
IF the latest styles, to which she calls
the attention of the ladies.
Reports from the farmers are to the
effect that wheat is looking very fine, =
and never gave greater promise at this :.
time of year. So far as the signs are
now discernible, they point to another
big year for Kansas. II
The Candy Company's new soda
is the handsomest one ever
brought to lola, in fact the handsom-
est we have seen in the state. 1t will q.
be bad day when the Candy Co. fails
to head the procession.
For the benefit of the readers of this
paper who do not already know that
Inc Peerless flour Is kent to the hiph-