The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-12-14

| ho" iuh W "oeSA to"Ci
Mrs. LAGRANGE and Miss johnson
returned last Saturday from Wichits
and other western points.
Ifyou think of buying carpets OF
furniture, see 8. n. Patterson & Co.
they will not be undersold.
Letters holiday display in watches
clocks, jewelry and silverware is now
complete. Call and see him.
/ Boots and shoes must and will be
sold at the Allen county boot and shoe
store, and don't you forget it.
| The lola REGISTER is % years old
and has been like wine, growing bet
ter all the timex. C.. NeUs.
New holiday goods at Bartels'.
An Estey organ or a White sewing
machine would make nice Chris tmas
present. For sale by A. w. Beck.
Klaumann still ahead. Ask his
prices on flour, salt and potatoes, cam
ed goods by the case and be convinced
Means & Bean (successors to Smell
& Co, North Side will carry a com.
plete stock of staple and fancy grocer
les.
Christmas is coming aud some of
our christmas goods have already
arrived. Come and see them. Scott &
Son.
To teachers.-We have a beautiful
line of Christmas mounts. Just the
thing for your scholars. 0oodnue Il
Evans.
Mr.. J. P. Price continues his Home
ward Boundn letters in this issue. His
New York notes will be found inter-
esting.
Jas. Mccain, of the firm of McCann
& Montgomery, was commissioned as
Notary Public by Governor Martin, on
the 9Th inst.
A st. Louis weather prophet of local
fame, predicts severe storms and cold
weather between the 18th and 18th of
this month.
Largest finest and cheapest line of
Autograph and Photograph albums at
Scott & Sons.
Without a parallel. A social, a
dramatic entertainment. music, and q
free supper at the opera house on New
Years night.
Our holiday goods were bought to
sell and we will sell them if saving
money is any object to our customers,
Scott 4 Son.
The school social on New Years
night promises to be the grandest So
cial and dramatic entertainment ever
given in lola.
Books, toys, work-boxes, brush aud
comb sets, and in fact, all kinds of fam
CIV goods at Aliens. Call and see him
and get prices.
Attention is called to Miss Chamber.
lain's notice of the meeting of the
State Teachers Association at Topeka
Dec. 26, q and 2S.
The -C Club held one of the
pleasantest NEE tiugs of the season at
the residence of Mrs. ]. n. Harris
Wednesday evening.
10000 posts. From four to 10 cents.
One aud half miles southeast of Ge-
neva, on Martin creek. Wood till you
can trest. D. Simms.
Or Sunday the second of the Series
of Lectures to Young Men. will be
given in the Presbyterian church, San
Young Man."
Don't forget that the Union sewing
sews both forward and back
ward without stopping the machine. |
Sold only by A. W. Beck.
The bill to refund the direct tax |
passed the house on the 18th, by a
vote of 17S to IS. The Kansas delega.
ion voted as 3 unit for the measure.
Best canton flannel at Rodman's.
Ihave $50 acres of land to rent, sew
.nty acres under the plow, young Or
hard and abundance of water. Cash
ent on easy terms. R. B. Stevenson.
We print the presidents message
complete this week. It came out too
ate for the last issue although We gave
he greater and most important parts
f it.
Married at the Baptist parsonage
n this city on Sunday evening Dec.
. by Rev. Chas. y. II. Moore, Mr.. ]. ,
:. Herseberger to Miss Bessie Noble
9th of lola. 4,
Geneva and Carlyle each give notice !
( coming entertainments by home tai +
Mt. Both places have plenty of good
Musicians, and entertaining programs :,
~ BE- eEpectsd. :
The young Veqpie o Inc Gariyie :
hurch propose to give concsrt Of 70. Il
ii music 1t the church on Tuesday b
rening the 18th inst. All are cordial. n
: invited to attend. Ct