The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-11-30

Boys ana mems BOOTS. Inc Oest 600
made.
We have more Christmas cards thar
any body and will send them cheaper
Scott & Son.
Geneva Gatherings" and report Of
Deer Creek school, were received toe
late for this weeks paper.
LETTER has new lot of watches
es, clocks jewelry and silverware which
he selling at very low prices.
Mr.. II. J. Benton. of Lewiston, ILL.,,
is in town for an extended visit with
his GOD, c. E. and his family.
Mr.. Funston has promised chrome
to a gentleman who called few days
ago and didn't want an office.
They do say that Charlie Scott, edi-
tor Of the Tribune, eats molasses on
his pie.-Kansas City Journal.
Petitions are being circulated in
some parts of the State protesting
against the opening of Oklahoma.
John W. Hart has patented a heat.
ing stove. He thinks "there is mill
ions in It," and we hope he is right.
If you want Bible of any kind
come and see ours. Goodhue & Evans.
Klaumann still ahead. Ask his
prices on flour, salt and potatoes, CAM
ed goods by the case and be convinced.
Mr.. Walling and family have gone
to Indiana on visit. We understand
they will not return to lola till spring.
Means & Bean successors to Smell
d Co., North Side will carry a COM
plete stock of staple and fancy grocer.
les.
Christmas is coming and some of
our christmas goods have already
arrived. Come and see them. Scott &
Son.
We neglected to mention last week
that Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hendricks
were visiting lola friends and rela-
tives.
| l will meet prices of coal dealers at
Moran. LaHarpe, Colony or anywhere
else, on same grade of coal. A. w.
Beck.
To teachers.-We have beautiful
| limo nf Cb,;oto,oo ,,,ou,ts That tho
thing for your scholars. Goodnue &
Evans.
o. E. 8. Attention.-A full attend
ance is desired at the next regular
meeting, Saturday Dec. 1. By order
of w. NJ.
By next week Smith & Cole will be
established in their new quarters in the
building lately pied by Cummings
& Jones.
The Social club meets at Mr.. Tur.
ner's tonight, with Miss Lena Peter
son as hostess. A pleasant time is
anticipated.
New currants and raisins. Cranber-
ries. 10 cents per quart. Cowan &
Ausherman.
Largest finest and cheapest line of
Autograph and Photograph albums at
Scott & Sons.
We would suggest to the City Coun-
Gil that they either license the billiard
shop on the north side, or take steps
to suppress it.
Gov. Martin has issued pardons to
six convicts in the penitentiary, who
will return TO their families for a |
Thanksgiving dinner.
The latest dispatches bring accounts
of terrible storms on the New England
coasts. Dozens of vessels were wreck
ed and many seamen lost.
Don't forget that the Union sewing
machine sews both forward and back
ward without stopping the machine.
Sold only by A. w. Beck.
Nearly every able-bodied man, boy,
dog and gun is on the war-path to-day.
A black day, truly, for the beasts of the
field and the fowls of the air.
Mr.. Kester, of Colony, a remarkably |
bright young man, preached an able
sermon at the Methodist church Tues
day night, in the revival series.
A state case before Justice Smeltzer
Wednesday resulted in placing VIM.
Lindsay under bonds to keep the peace
ON the complaint of w. r. Ramey.
T. NJ. Bartels says the party who
carried off the well bucket from his
store the other evening can save troub..
lie by returning it before next week.
Mrs. A. J. Clark entertained the ,
Lunch Club last evening. We learn
another Club will be organized and |
will meet at Mrs. Stover's next week. |
The Presbyterians will hold another
Of their delightful social at the residen-
ce of Mr.. Will Richards Tuesday eve
ming. Everybody will be made well
come.
Messers. Mccain and Montgomery
have purchased the real estate and
loan business of Smith & Cole. They
will conduct the business at the old
stand.