The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-01-18


next week, where she taught last win
ter, to fill the unexpired term of Miss
Ina Jones, whose certificate has ex-
pired.
Don't sit around i'm the cold while
somebody shovels your corn, but take
your load TO the Elevator where they
dump it out, pay you the highest mar
ket price and start you home happy
in two minutes.
We.have no desire to interfere with
Tour neighbours business, but can not
fnrbear suggesting that it is hardly
fair to charge one man dollar and a
half a year for his paper and another
man dollar a year.
We are constantly making addi-
lions to our stock OF school and mis-
cellaneous books Will get you any
book ysu want Goodhue & Evans
For the benefit of the readers of this
paper who do not already know that
the Peerless flour is kept to the high
est standard of excellence, we would
say that such is the case, while the
price is no higher than second rate.
Washington dispatches of the 18th,
make note of the confirmation of Cyrus
NJ. Simpson as postmaster at this
place for another term. If"Cyn holds
the office till the people complain, he
will have life lease on 1T.
A. G. Boyle got in SUNDAY afternoon
from his visit to the sunny south. He
reports himself much improved in
health and ready. for another years
tussle with the law. He was heartily
welcomed back by his many friends
here
Col. Coulton, of Miami county. was
in town yesterday and reports that
county solid for Funston. Similar re-
ports are coming in so uniformly from
other parts of the district that it be-
gins to look as if our mo. 2 Farmer
would go in on the first ballot.
Quarterly services in the NJ. E.
church beginning OH Thursday even
ing the remainder of the week aud on
Sabbath day next. The Sunday School
will be held i'm the AFTERNOON of sun |
day at O'Clock The public are cor
daily invited to all these services.
The lola Orchestra are under great
obligations To Mr.. L. F. Simpson, of |
Cincinnati. for procuring fine lot of |
new and popular music for them, from |
Church & Co. Two complete sets are |
donated to the orchestra. with the !
of the 'gray-haired +
dude'r i
The pluckiest woman in Allen coun- !
ty is Miss Ina Jones, who rode seven
miles every morning and evening to |
school over the cold bleak prairie north |
Of Moran during all the cold weather /
we have had-and more, she built fires /
every morning. Where is the man
who can say az much.
On Wednesday evening of this
week the NJ f. Parsonage and its oc- !
cupants were taken by surprise by |
sudden invasion, filing the rooms to
Dvertiowing with men, women and
bearing valuable gifts, rang
ing from the traditional yellow leg
ged" to cash in hand. After spending
A pleasant evening the guests retired.
feeling that it is more blessed to give
than TO receive.
Another leap year party was held
last Tuesday night, this time at the
ever hUspitable home of Mr.. Robert
Cook. 1t was given, we understand,
in honor Of Mr.. Hail Mitchell. of Frank
i'm, Ohio. FREUD of Miss Bryte. who
has been visiting at MIR. McNiel's for
Tue week mast. and will return the
first az next week Abn,,t seventeen
rounIes were nrpseut and lad am ex-
,eediueIy lively time. Music rpfrr-h-
meuts. and q good deal of Il cetCru,
the programme.
Aside from the personal profit that
it brings US, we are glad that most of
our merchants are continuing their adj
during the dull season.
We are constantly in receipt of letters
from parties in the east asking for
sample copy of the REGISTER. 1t is
fair To- presume that all such requests
come from parties who are thinking of
changing their location. and in such
cases nothing makes ST. good an inn
preston as local paper which gives
avidenceuf being well pItronized.
DIR. l.. fozer, whose professional card
appears III To-Day paper, mas recently
Arrived ana Is located Win MS bEDtherr
Dr. ;. Iozer. he mas been successful
IN ILLINOIS II over twenty
years, ana IL Is NANNY 10 recover from
tue exhaustion OF overwotk by "a
change ot climate, THAT ne comes TO
Kansas. HIS 81 ec'aities VIII be notie-
90 In the card. He has also been high
~ successful for many years In the
treatment OF chronic catarrh. Ut. 10
ger Is pleasant gentlemen, ana We
are glad 10 welcome MN 10 lola.
r. II Smiths "Namuotb Double
Uncle Toms Cabiuu is coming to lola
next Tuesday, January -. This CON-
pany Is one OF the largest companies
In the country ana the same that