The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-10-12

If you want to buy a carriage, surry
phaeton, spring wagon or cart at thu
lowest possible price, call at the lois
Carriage & Omnibus Co. Or they viii
tradeUou new rigs for End hand bug
gies and spring wagons. Call and see
them.
Ed. Canatsey has sold his grocery
business to Messrs. Horn & Co., o.
Moline, who have moved the stock tc
the north room of the Apple block
and will fit up in first-class style. We
are glad to welcome the new firm. and
wish them success.
One of ihe social clubs, composed OF
about twenty five young people, met at
Miss Maude Richards last Friday eve
ming. After spending very enjoyable
evening, they parted to meet again in
two weeks at Mrs. B-ewster's. The
club has not yet been named.
VIM. Cunningham and family NOV
ed to lola this week, where they will
reside during Mr.. C.'s term as county
treasurer. Mr.. and Mrs. Cunningham
are people of sterling worth and we
are sorry to part company with them,
even temporarily.-Un Union.
You might as well bid them good
bye, Mac, they never go back.
By the amount of advertising given
the REGISTER this week, We should
Judge the merchants have determined
that the lola cigar factory shall not
want for trade on their account. And
the amount of advertising Mr.. Samp.
sci is giving free to our merchants,
shows that he appreciates the support
he gets from lola business men.
In response to cordial invitation
quite number went from lola to hear
Plumb, at Fort Scott Wednes-
day evening. The meeting was of
course grand success. Cur Log Cab
in Glee Club brought down the house,
there were other we'll trained
clubs present. We are sorry that lack
of space prevents us giving a.further re
port.
The cases of State vs.. Turner, Ford
and Roberts, which was sent to Yates
Center on change of venue, was called
for trial on last Monday. The defend
ants demanded seperate trials, and the
case against Turner was tried. 1t will
be remembered that these cases grew
out of the burning of Charley Reese's
house in Marmaton township last
spring, the men above named being
charged with the crime. Turner was
acquitted and the cases against the
,ther defendants were dismissed.
The "Show" Monday night was
veil patronized. The tent which they
lain will hold 1850 people being
crowded. The exhibition was what
Uncle Toms Cabin always is-no bet
er, no worse. The music was good.
\ dispute between the manager and
wo or three of the patrons in regard to ]
ONE broken seats would probably |
lave led to a serious row, but for the
'rompt Interference of John Walters.
The Snowman had midnight session
With his honor Squire Walters, and
aid fifteen dollars for his diversion.
The city council at their meeting
Ionday evening, declined to grant a
illiard hall license to Messers. Scho-
ED & Japhet. We think this action
f the council will be heartily approved
y the people of lola. A billiard hall
ever does any one any good. 1t takes
Ime and money from those who are
nable to squander either lit furnishes
school where boys acquire vicious
abits that cling to them for life time
nd it invariably grows into bone of
and nuisance. No one
vill wish these gentlemen success any
lore heartily than the REGISTER, but
re want to see it in some other line of
usiness.
John Gilkeson of Carlyle, "Uncle
ohm" as he is familiarity called, start
last Tuesday, for McMinnville,
ennessee, where he will spend the
inter and possiblylocate permanent
:. Mr.. Gilkeson is one of the oldest
ettlers of the county having lived
ear Carlyle since 1858. He has given
is time, with the exception of three
ears spent in the army, to the cultiva-
on and improvement of his farm and
as one of the best places in the coun-
:. A large number of his neighbors
altered at his home Monday evening
give him farewell benefit. We are
try to see so good citizen leave the
,unty, and hope that he may find af- :
II few months absence that he has
zen too long a citizen of the grand old
tate of Kansas, to be satisfied any
here else.
Patronizs Home Dealers.