The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-10-25
3. 7. RODMAN,

Miss Mabel Clark was at home" to
a number of her friends last Saturday
evening and furnished them most en-
joyable enter tainment. An elaborate
luncheon was served during the even
ing and it was late hour when the
guests made their adieus and took
their departure. Those present were
Misses Welch, Wright, Wilson, Smelt-
ger and Mcclure and Messrs. Green,
Walt. McNiel, Rodman, Gregg, LaFa.
~ aud Scott.
1t is generally conceded that the Ii.
brary ladies succeed in their entertain.
ments and come as near giving value
for money received as is expected by
the public, but it now appears that the
best was in reserve. On Hallowee en-
they give Trades Display" and as
will be noticed elsewhere an elaborate
bill of fare will be served in connection
with it-and all for the modest sum OF
So cents.
The Gilliland family, whose assist
ance added much to the Band concert,
have decided to remain here q month
longer at least, and will stay all win
ter if they can find sufficient employ
ment. They furnish excellent music
for balls and other entertainments, and
we shall be glad if they find demand
enough for their services to juetify
them in staying here.
The uniform report from our mer.
chants is that business is good and
steadily growing better. Nobody has
a great deal of money but everybody
has some and the result is good
trade. Part or all of the old accounts
is being paid and the farmers espec-
tally are buying more literally than
they have been for two or three years
past. lola and Allen county are on
the up grade.
A hale old man. Mr.. James Wilson,
of Aliens Springs, ILL.,, who is over
sixty years of age says: 81 have in
my time tried q great many medicines
some of excellent quality; but never
before did I find any that would 80
CO completely do all that Is claimed for
it as Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and
Oiarrhoea remedy. 1t is truly q won
derful medicine" For sale by all
druggists.
We are sorry to note that W. w.
Anderson is seriously i'll. He has
been in very poor health all summer,
and the first Of the week he was strick.
en- with partial paralysis. He has
rallied somewhat from the attack, but
is still a very sick man, and his condi-
ton causes bis friends much anxiety.
We hope next week to report his con
vaiescence.
Under the general heading F. NJ. B.
A. will be found in another place q
brief notice of the meeting night Of
two or three Of the lodges of that or.
der which are inserted by request and
free of charge. We shall take pleas
ure in extending the same courtesy 10
the other lodges in the county if they
will furnish us the requisite data.
Either there are some boys in lola
who are mighty small for their age"
or else the law against selling cigar,
cites is pretty regularly violated.
The law makes it q misdemeanOr for
any one to sell or give cigarette II
boy under 16 years of age, and it
ought to be somebody's business to see
that it ia enforced.
McCook Camp. Q. Of Y, will have q
''feed" tomorrow night in honor OF the
ColoDel of the Division who 10 expect.
ed to be present. As the regular bust.
ness of the Camp will be transacted no
Invitations are extended except to
members Of the Camp and of the Post.
A pleasant time 10 anticipated.
See here. Wheat Is cheap and we
offer you -four and feed ct these prices
patent" at q. 90 per hundred pou9ds.
Bakers" at 81 50 per hundred pounds
"Fancy" at 81 % per hundred pounds,
meal at 60 cents per hundred pounds,
chop at 40 cents per hundred pounds,
essn at 60 cenu pr hundfvd pounds
ThAyef & 0iltB6es.