The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-02-08
Call at the P. o. for Valentines.

Store.
The County Commissioners meet to
morrow to canvass the vote for town
ship officers.
A. o. Halstead, of franklin, Ind.
was in town this week looking up q
location for brick yard.
Dealers can be supplied at one cent
advance above Kansas City prices AT
the lola Candy Factory.
Hou. Sam Riggs was i'm town Wed.
nesday-trying to convert John Cor
ldon, We understand.
Fine Valencia oranges at the
Candy Factory, IS cents per
dozen.
Two thousand bushels of best grade
Wier City coal at Lawrence & WOrst's
this week. 1000 bushels!
e. H. Crush. F. Gardner and ], H.
Hoag, old Virginia friends of Yves
Lawrence are visiting him this week.
VIM. Knapp returned last Friday
form quite an extended trip east. 1t
seems good to see him on the street
again.
Fonr or five English sparrows have
been observed in town this week. We
do not particularly welcome their adj
| vent.
Ira Willett is at home again. The
girls and the band boys hope that
hereafter We may have him always
| with US.
T. S. Slower, W. H. Mcclure and
I'll. NJ. Miller represented MeCook Post
q. A. r. at the grand encampment
at Topeka.
We have always on hand q large
supply of Cherokee coal, at the Wich-
ita depot. Please call and examine
and get prices. "A. Popkess.
Gootihas & Evans havejust received
another large stock OF miscellaneous
books, including many new publica-
lions. Call and see the them.
The sewing circle of ladies' of the
Christian church will meet on Thurs
day evening at the residence of Mrs.
Mat. Field; all are cordially invited.
In the inquest held Tuesday, Mr.. T.
II. Morrison was adiudged insane, and
application has been made to have him
placed in the asylum at OssawotomIe.
The oat seed referred to in Mr.. Ports |
advertisement elsewhere, was brought |
here by himself two years ago and is |
free from weeds or foul seed of any |
kind.
The Ladies' Missionary Society of |
the Presbyterian church will give a
tea a the residence of Rev. T.. s. Mil
Ter next Monday evening. Tea at SIX
O'clock Allareinvited. Ten cents.
The ladies of the Christian church
oyster supper at the ourt'house next
Tuesday night. All are invited; n
good time expected.
have a few nice cloaks and dol
mans, blankets, ladies' and gents I'M
derwear, hoods and scarfs left to close
out. if the price will do it. b. T. Rod
man. New stone front store.
The union temperance meeting at
the Baptist church Sunday night was
very largely attended. Elder Webb's
of the subject was very
able, and was well received by the au-
dience.
Mr.. Herbert, the new jewelry man
who has bought Charlie Steele's stock,
will occupy tho east side Jf MrGrimes'
Fancy bazar. Mr.. Herbert has moved
his family into the house formerly oc-
cupied by Il. W. Duffy.
Don't sit around i'm the cold while
IN- oh ht,t fol- |
vour load to the Elevator where they
dump il out, pay You the highest mar
ket price and start you home happy
ia two minutes.
Fine Valencia oranges at the
Candy Factory, IS cents per +
dozen.
We publish a letter this week on
hedge culture which should be read
by those interested. The ar |
,icle is from one of the best farmers i'm ,
he county and is the first of what we
lope will be series of letters on agri-
cultural topics during the spring.
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 a
ay that such is the case, while the '
rice is no higher than second rate. +
Mr.. Canman and wife, of Fort Scott, q
we're guests at DIR. Gifford's on We'd
lesday. Mrs. Cannon is a cousin of
he Doctor. Mr.. Canman is general {
gent for the Singer Sewing machine,
nd has appointed J. II. Grimes agent =
t this place.
The society of Willing Workers of :.
he NJ. +. Church will give a literary T.
and social on Friday Il
vening of this week, at the church. v
After the entertainment lunch will he =,
erved. Tickets 10 cents. You are
invited.
At last it seems that we are to have
lr. .Brasier is thorough master of IL
rass instruments, and a most excel p
ent leader. The thanks of the commu- VI
ity are due to Mr.. Othick for making !.
possible to secure the services of Mr..
,rasier. e
Absolutely pure Baking Powder is 3
cry scarce. Pure starch or pure flour K
oes not make baking powder pure, D
ct on this ground alone many manu- q
facturers claim purity. DeLand's
Baking Powder is absolutely
ure. 1t contains Grape Cream Tar
ar and pure Bi-Carb. Soda.
The Literary Union, at business
leeting Wednesday night, decided to
old but two more meetings after to- a
light, and that they should be i'm the n
allure of a contest. Miss Ella Cowan
nd Miss Nettie Scott were appointed +,