The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-01-01
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ana every udy aiiu hiSho o'nSSs AHE
REGISTER force will take their holt
day to-day and tomorrow.
Mr.. A. J. Clark and J. F. Colborn
have been in Moran this week and
last, helping take an invoice of the
assigned stock of Reece & Osborn.
Everybody is expected to go to the
hall tonight and take his wife
and children-or their equivalent-and
enjoy an easy, old-time, sociable even
ing.
We acknowledge the receipt of an
invitation to attend the "GraDd Open
ing'' of the Fourth Avenue Hotel at
Garrett, on Thursday evening January
l, 1885.
There have been 200 copies of the
DAILY REGISTER circulated in and
about town during the past week,
which is 1,45O more than were pub
lished last year.
Mrs. L. NJ. Sawyer and Miss Kate
Ellis came up from the Territory
Christmas night. Their many friends
are as glad to see them as they no
doubt are TO be here.
We have on hand 674 ladies' and
gents suits of underwear, white and
colored, and they must be sold, got to
be sold, and Uilt be sold if prices will
do it. B. Il. Rodman.
The ice men have all got their houses
illed and are now ready for breakup.
The ice is of much better quality than
has been gathered for years, being very
strong and perfectly clear.
As a token of their appreciation OF
her services as organist, the ladies OF
the NJ. f. church presented Miss Beu'
lah Reimert, Christmas eve, with
handsome pair of bracelets.
We have neglected earlier to men.
ton the decorations at Kreuter 4
Krueger's meat market. They are
very Hastily arranged and make the
shop a thing of beauty if not joy for
ever.
You can save from 10 to 80 per cent
by buying your groceries at Richards
& Lakin's cash store, as they have nc
bad accounts for you to pay, and can
afford to sell for less than other houses
who sell OH time.
AL. Ellis returned to Yates Center
Yesterday. Their many friends here
will be glad to learn that he and w
b. Culbertson are prOspering nightly
in their business, having established
branch house at Toronto.
The ladies are eXerting every ener.
gy to make the banquet tonight
a grand success, and il undoubt
edly will be. There will be nothing
to do tonight but to have
good time and you never will regre
going.
1t is little singular how many PEG
pie have faith in odd numbers. Ii
Drawing No. Two, all the odd mum
bers were sold before half dozen had
subscribed for the even numbers. Su'
perstition is pow rful force even a
this age of the world.
It has not yet been decided what
will be done with the Leader SEWN:
machine, which was virtually donated
to the Post by its liberal manufacture
ers, but it will be disposed of in SOM
way. The person getting it may b
assured of receiving first class ma
chine.
The ladies having charge of the Ban
luuet this evening earnestly re
quest all those to contribute to it VIII
can do so, and take this method O
proffering the request as time will no
be given for personal solicitation. Al
articles should be taken to the hal
this afternoon.
We understand that the Auctio
man is giving us nightly benefit, tie
ling the people that they ought not
mind what the REGISTER says as II
editor is only "a boy" and ought nc
to he held accountable. Such withel
ing sarcasm is utterly overwhelming
Too bad, really.
We neglected making earlier mel
ton of the Chimney Corner at the n
f.. church, Christmas eve. There W;
u large attendance and the beautlf
L and appropriate exercises were we
carried out. The occasion was mo
Is pleasant one and will long be remer
| bered by those who were present.
An Arizona editor filings this lit
n pleasantly to the editor across &
be road from his office. "The miserat
hump-backed scarecrow who tries
A. edit the hog-wash sheet on the 9th
"a side of the street, is a lying dead-6e'
We don't want the post DILL
but we are in the hands of our frienC
er and by the eternal, they will see th
od we get it whether we want it or moi
Too much cannot be said of
III promptness. never-failing good hun
~ and entire courtesy, under very tryl
circumstances sometimes, of the
| a tendants of the various booths. Err
lat first to last they have heen faithful
their trusts, and the Post desires us
d express their appreciation of this XII
ID. ness, and the many obligations unc
VII which they are placed.
The Fair managers have arrans
for a double entertainment toms
ty- night, so that all may be suited.
ow dance will be given at Casmire's n
lite while at the Opera House supper
be served and general good time
iiii loved. Good music will be PROVE
an at one place and good supper at anc
DR. er. Let both be well patronized.
ru- The Presbyterian church was 81
OIL well filled Christmas night and
me occasion was very pleasant one.
exercises were very short, consist
of singing and bible reading. a
me these were over all present, both
m and young were given generous l
oil of candy and pop corn. Everytll
was over by eight o'clock and the