The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-12-21

you want IN lola until you go 10 Bar
tells store.
The Geneva Glee Club give an en-
tertainment this evening. See notice
elsewhere.
We are pleased to learn that Miss
Beulah Reimert will probably return
this week.
Don't fail to examine our holiday
goods before making your selections.
Scott 4 Son.
If YOU are in need of a fine suit of
clothes, call and see those just received
at d. Ewart's.
Mems and boys overcoats and ladies
cloaks finest quality and lowest prices
at Thrashers'.
Beck sells the Estey and Sterling
pianos and organs, the best Oh earth.
Terms to suit.
Photograph albums, work boxes,
brush and comb Gets, books and every
thing. at Aliens.
Look through our local columns for
announcements of entertainments,
business notices etc.
Allen has opened his Xmas goods
and it will pay you to call and look at
them and get prices.
Poles for sale-Mrs. D. Adams, Of
Carlyle, has lot of poles suitable for
wood, for sale cheap.
You can make no more acceptable
Christmas present than fine silk muf-
fler-Ewart has them.
VIM. Yeager has just received a
large stock of canned goods. He is
selling at bedrock prices.
Mrs. Maggie Funk from Colorado, is
visiting her sister Mrs. w. J. Evans
and other friends in lola.
Our loans give privilege of paying
800 or multiple thereof at any interest
payment. Cummings & Jones.
The prize drawing will come off
promptly at II a. m. Come and get
your suit. S. H. Patterson & Co.
L. H. Brubaker has been refitting
and furnishing his rooms, and is pre-
pared to make guests comfortable.
An Estey organ or a White sewing
machine would make nice Christmas
present. For sale by A. w. Beck.
A coy Office with an open fire in
rear of Goodhue & Evans to rent for
S. 90 per month. r. B. Stevenson.
Klaumann still ahead. Ask his
prices on flour, salt and potatoes, CAM
ed goods by the case and be convinced.
Largest finest and cheapest line of
Autograph and Photograph albums at
Scott & Sons.
Ifyou think of buying carpets or
furniture, see 8. H. Patterson & Co.,
they will not be undersold.
Boots and shoes must and will be
sold at the Allen county boot and shoe
store, and don't YOU forget it.
The Montevale Church have arrang-
ed to give supper next Thursday
evening, the 9th. See notice.
Don't fail to see ourholiday goods and
learn our prices before making your Sc
lections. 1t will pay you. Scott & Son.
Go to Letters for Christmas presents.
Our billiard hall has shut up shop
and gone, we understand to Humboldt
We will try to worry along without
it.
Turkeys, chickens, ducks, geese,
everything in the way Of meat for
Christmas dinner at Gray's meat mar.
ket.
Married. at Buffalo, Kan, Dec. ID,
RI. J. P. Bell, late of Tacoma, w. T.,
and Miss Georgia May Harris, of Buff
falo.
Christmas is coming aud some of
our christmas goods have already
arrived. Come and see them. Scott &
Son.
Mr.. r. Hurd is now sole proprietor
of the Apple block grocery house and
has put in a complete stock of fresh
goods.
Regular meetings of the F. NJ. B. A.
are held quarterly as follows: The End
Saturdays 0f January, April, July and
October.
Mr.. o. Welsheimer goes to Kansas
City for the present. We understand
he will travel for q Kansas City gro
Gerry house.
J. E. Hobby, Moran's enterprising
groceryman, was in town this week
, making his annual contribution to the
public fund.
Without a parallel. A social, a
dramatic entertainment. music, and
free supper at the opera house on New
Years night.
| John Pearce. of johnson county, is
visiting the family Of his uncle, Mr.. l..
L. Northrup. Mr.. Pearce is brother
of Miss Maud.
The school social on New Years
night promises to be the grandest so
cial and dramatic entertainment ever
given in lola.