The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-03-02

All those indebted to DR.. Gillian
on note or account are requested to cal
and settle ut once. This means bust.
ness.
have . job lot Of hats and shoes,
odds and ends, that I will sell at way
down prices to close them out. J. F.
Colborn.
Venerable old jacob Carver died
yesterday about noon, at his residence
In this city. He was In the 92nd year
of his age.
The street commissioner has used
his force to very good advantage this
week in scraping the dirt off Of the
paved streets.
Our real estate men are kept busy
hsmmering away on ''trades" of all
kinds, but they report few transfers of
property for cash.
A card from Mitchell, Ind, states
that little Ida Patton arrived there on
time. Quite trip for seven-year.old
girl to make alone.
When you want bargains in gro
ceries don't fail to call OF Kingsley l.
Wharton. They will give you the big.
gest drives IN town.
The rom in rear Of Goodhue &
Evans drug store recently occIl pied by
George Davies, tailor, II for rent. APP
ply TO r. B. Stevenson.
J. J. Casmire has some evergreens
and some strawberry, blackberry and
plants to sell. Inquire at the
store or at Robert Kettles.
Agent Gregg hands rs, with the
of the Fl. Scott, Wichita
and Western r. R.. handsome map
Of the Missouri Pacific system.
There will be services Us usual at the
church next Sunday
and evening. Rev. H. Far.
well, of Neosho Falls, officiating.
Rev. G. N. H. Moore will deliver a
sermon at the Baptist church on Sum
day morning prepared especially for
the children. Let all of them attend.
Ten degrees above zero. at seven
o'clock in the morning, is the lowest
reached at lola during
the last month of winter. Let it be
recorded.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hereford have rented a
part of II. X. Buell's house and NOV.
ed into it this week, having traded
their property near the school house
for farm.
In spite Of the muddy roads and
weather there have been
great numbers of farmers in town every
day this week. Getting ready to begin
spring work.
The G.. A. r. want the address Of
George r. Rowell, Co. NJ. 3rd Ohio
Cavalry. Any one knowing his adj
dress will please communicate with
John Wallace, Wichita.
The snow storm that visited US last
evening and lasted less than
half an hour, continued nearly all
night at FIT. Scott giving them as deep
. snow as they have had all winter.
Mr.. Dibble's record Of weather OBJ
during February will be
found in this issue. The mean tenn.
perature, q. IA degrees, shows that the
last month in winter was q very mild
one.
Chas Freeman and family, late of
Salem township, have rented one of
Mr.. L. Whitaker's houses on Walnut
street and moved into it on Tuesday,
to make lola their future
home.
Mics Clara NJ. Cushmau of Pekin,
China will speak at the M. E. Church
On Friday March 9th. Miss Cushman
s returned missionary and 10 said to
be a very entertaining and instructive
speaker.
Two tracts of good raw land in AL.
en county Kansas, $50 and $40 acres
price $3.50 and $40 per acre. Will sell
al together or in small tracts, on long
lime and low interest. Bostwick &
3meltzer.
A gentleman In Indiana, after doing
the REGISTER since last No
writes to renew his subscrip- |
ion and says: 81 have no interests in
Kansas, but your paper is well worth |
he price,"
We are requested to give notice of |
he regular meeting of the WOman's
Relief Corps at the G.. A. r. Hall to.
hight. A full attendance Is particular.
y desired as business of importance is |
20 be transacted.
The cigar factory has some hand.
'Ome advertising cards now displayed
hat will assist materially in calling
to its excellent goods. The |
Orce now at work manufacture about |
900 cigars a day.
Married, at ElDorado, February 16, |
Mr.. Irwin Potter and Miss Elma
Thomas. The groom's parents live in
his city, while the bride Is q sister of
,ur Harry Thomas. The REGISTER
extends best wishes.
The Fl. Scott Wichita l. Western
'ailroad will sell tickets to the annual |
Uniform Rank I. O. o.
=, to be held at Fl. Scott. March II, |
4th, one fare for the round trip. |
3eO. 81. Gregg, agent.
lola is going to organize . Republi. |
AN Club. We hope Humboldt and
lave q county League and the way we
will sweep things this fall will be |
worth coming miles to see!
Mrs. Susie Berry, the Quaker evan
,elist who was to have begun a series |
# meetings here next week, has been
by illness from reaching
lere and the proposed meetings have
)een postponed two weeks.
Clayton Smith. Esq, Of lola was in
own this morning looking up the ad.
Of Moran fora banking house. !