The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-02-01

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new Kimball organ.
A full assortment of nuts, at Kansas
City prices, at the lola Candy Co.'S.
| New invoices Of wall paper are be-
ing received,at Goodhue & Evans
Remember that the west side II
headquarters for harness and saddles
If you want any sheet music, call al
the Leland hotel and ask for s. II
Weaver.
There may be more unpleasant
things than January thaw but they
seldom visit these parts.
Dealers can be supplied at one cent
advance above Kansas City prices al
the lola Candy Factory.
Headquarters for seeds at the Live
Harduare. Remember that zoe are
headquarters for fresh seeds.
The tables for the new billiard hall
on the north side of the square were
expected to arrive yesterday.
Two thousand bushels of best grade
Wier City coal at Lawrence & Worst's
this week. 1000 bushels!
s. II. Weaver, agent for Siegfried
Schulien's wholesale and retail music
house, is at the Leland hotel for few
days.
Mr.. n. S. Dibble and family moved
into town this week from their
farm near Colony. Mr.. Dibble is clerk
ing for T. NJ. Bartels.
We have always OH hand a large
supply of Cherokee coal, at the Wich-
tia depot. Please call and examine
and get prices. A. Popkess.
Miss Ida Beeler was down from OF
tawa this week, the guest of Miss AL
ice Smith. She was accompanied by
Miss Eshley, of Fort Scott.
John Ladu was taken before Police
Judge Cummings, Tuesday, on a
charge of carrying concealed weapons.
Found guilty and fined S. and costs.
At the last meeting of the city coun-
Gil, the resignation of G. H. Danley as
city marshall was accepted, and j. w.
Rice was appointed to fill the vacancy.
Sheriff Riggs received two prisoners
this week from Bourbon county, who
are sent over here for safe keeping
while the Bourbon county Jail is I'M
repairs.
Owing to the bad weather, it was
to repair the river bridge
last Tuesday as was intended.
The work will probably be done some
day next week.
We were very much pleased to make
the acquaintance this week, of Mr..
Scott Rudy, of Spring Hill, Kansas.
Mr.. Rudy has bought a tract of land
southeast of lola and will probably
move onto it i'm the spring.
Ladies would do we'll to read J. II.
Grimes advertisement in another col
ann. His grand opening occurs to-
and yon had better go and
lake look at his stock of goods, wheth-
ar you buy anything or not.
I have a few nice cloaks and dol
mans, blankets, ladies' and gents un-
ierwear, hoods and scarfs ieft to close
put, if the price will do it. Il. 7. Rod
man. New stone front store.
4. w. Beck is now enscopced in the
,Dsiest and most busincss-iike Office in
town md is making preparations for
4 heavier spring trade than overland
that means a good deal for him.
Frank Wheeler started out on the
road yesterday to sell the lola Candy
candies. The boys are de-
termined to work the candy trade for
Ill there is in it, and VIC wish them
success.
Why do housckeepers prefer De
Lands Soda? Because it is always
Uniform, free from adduiteration. snow
white, neatly pat up, has many excel
ent recipes with every package, and
8 guaranteed to be all right.
Don't sit around in the cold while
shovels your corn, but take
your load to the Elevator where they
lump it out, pay you the highest mar
ket price and start you home happy
N two minutes.
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.
We are informed that Colonel Buck
ner, of Humboldt, has beeu engaged
BY the Methodist church at this place.
to deliver his two lectures on the Chat
tanooga campaign here, sometime in
February. Further notice will be CIV
en in due time.
In addition to the regular delegates
lola sen. the following statesmen to
the Parsons convention: H. l.. Hen
ierson, J. E. Henderson, Capt. Sawyer,
0. p. Northrup, ]. G. Gordon, HI. A.
A. G. Jones, J. w. Mcclure,
w. III. Mcclure.
Dame Rumor reports another mar
rage to take place soon, but as usual,
she is unable to furnish names or dates.
We merely take occasion to saw that