The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-01-11

Munger 4 Ricketts, are invoicing.
and preparing to drive their business
along with the New Year.
Boots and shoes must and will be
sold at the Allen county boot and shoe
store, and don't you forget it.
Our loans give privilege Of payiu
500 or multiple thereof at any interes
payment. Cummings & Jones.
Rev. Hyatt went to Piqua to assist
in an interesting and successful revival
meeting that Is icing held there.
A coy Office with an open Ore in
rear of Goodhue & Evans to rent for
$500 per month. r. B. Stevenson.
We notice the name of Hon. g. Il.
Requa, Of Bronson, among the list of
prominent visitors at the Capitol this
week.
McElroy Of the Union was shaking
hands with lola friends the first Of the
week. Ditto Ingersoll Of the Moran
Herald.
Mrs. Kate Cooper returned 10 her
home in Lyndon, yesterday, after .
pleasant visit among friends and rela-
tives in lola.
10000 posts. From fur to 10 cents
One aud q half miles southeast Of &C.
neva, on Martin creek. Wood till you
ean'trest. D. Simms.
A very interesting series Of sermons
to young men, is being given on Sun.
day evenings at the Presbyterian
church, by Rev. Hyatt.
Don't forget that the Union sewing
machine sews both forward and back
ward without stopping the machine.
Sold only by A. w. Beck.
The eclipse was watched with con
siderable interest on the Pacific coast.
The day was favorable and many
photographs were taken.
The Supreme officers Of Order of P.
o. of n. express themselves a. highly
pleased with the management and
working of lola Lodge, No. 3.
Mr.. A. L. Taylor went to Usage Mis-
sion on business the first Of this week,
Mr.. Coutant taking his place in the
lumber yard during his absence.
Hon. L. T. Walround, who was
Captain Booths opponent for the pc.
sition of Speaker, was elected Speaker
pro tenn, but declined the position.
! 40. Allen takes subscriptions to all
of the leading papers Of the country
At publishers prices and saves you the
expense of sending postage and order
Lost, or left at some OF the business
houses, last Saturday, pair Of gent
Ieman's gloves, dark brown kid
lOwner can be found at the REaIsTEF
Office.
A very pleasant meeting Of the luncf
club was held at Mrs. w. P. North
lrup's, last week. All the member
ANSWERED to roll call except Col. w. c
Jones.
| Mr., Charles Leek and wife Of Bour
bon county, were in town Wednesday
purchasing household goods to replac
those burned with their house las
month.
1t is reported that the A. T. & S. +
road will abolish the collector system
about the 18th of this month aud agail
turn the ticket business over to tn
conductors.
A signal service telegram of yeste'
day reads: "Hoist cold wave signal
Temperature will fall about is degree
by 8 q. M. January TO-" 1t is benin
, time in this locality.
A. B. Null is arranging a chute fe
the purpose Of dehorning cattle. II
r will do all work at reasonable rates an
, will do the business as it should be dom
Address lola, Kansas.
Il The contest case Of Ewing again:
r Benton is likely to come up again q
this term of court. A large bill
: costs is probably the most interestin
: feature Of the case now. .
w. are a little surprised that OF
genial friend Lacy should be so VI
: gallant as TO move to rule out the gil
pages. Perhaps the Topeka girls d
not strike him favorably.
al Want everybody to know th'
Nv. E. Davis 4 Co., have sand for sa
lin large or small quantities, at th
gravel bank one fourth ola mile wei
l. of s. X. Depot. lola. Kansas.
The Allen county boot aud she
: store will receive in few days, q
pairs of flne sample boots and shoes
be closed out at Wholesale prices. tn
d chance of the winter to supply yor
u self.
Lost-On Saturday, January 4th, Q
g the road between Salem school hou!
l. and lola, . ladies' dolman. A Hber'
reward will be paid for its recover
Al Finder please notify J. L. Haywar'
rs two and one-half miles southeast
lola.
st Miss Sherman Of Topeka, State Sc
e ~ tho Wouen,s Christian Ass