The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-05-10
CalifOrni. prunes at Munser's.


California prunes ut Munger's.
Try Tansil's Punch. Scott & Son.
Gasoline 20 cents a gallon q Nun
gers.
Tanails Punch, best sc cigar, Scott 4
Son.
DR.. J. E. Jewell was in from Moran
yesterday.
A three pound can Of tomatoes II
cents at Hurd's.
Twill pillow and cultivate your gar
dens. Grant Billie.
d. II. Scott is extensively improving
his dwelling house.
Jacob French. of Usage, was among
our Tuesday callers.
c. E. Benton went to Topeka Mon.
day on legal business.
Hon. Ed. Russell, Of Lawrence, wal
in the city Monday on business.
Henry Weigley Is in Ottawa THU
week paying his parents visit.
The Quick Meal gasoline stove d
A. Ewart 4 Co.'S beats them all.
Judge Stillwellis to deliver the ad.
dress at Thayer on Memorial Day.
Mrs. John Foust went to Oklahoms
City last week 10 Join her husband.
New furniture arriving at gilbert.
sons one door west Of Ewart's store.
The High School Commencement
will be held on the evening Of May 30
Notice Waters & whitaker's new
advertisement on the first page of thii
issue.
Miss Mary Weigley is paying q very
welcome visit to lola friends this weel
and last.
Stop in and see Culbertson stock o.
Furniture, one door west of Ewart'e
hardware store.
A wagon given away with every
one pound can Of Mokaska baking
powder at Hurd's.
Mrs. Geo. Cole, of Girard, and Miss
Mary Robbins, OF Fort Scott, are visit
ing Mrs. F. A. Northrup.
We are exclusive agents in lola fol
Tansil's Punch. the best cent cigal
ever made. Scott & Son.
Ihave seen the elephant, and nov
I am home, and ready for business al
the old stand. J. w. Scott.
P. w. Fisher has pasture for cattle
at reasonable rates. Apply at his farm
four miles north east of lola.
Mrs. Mary A. J. Bassett. of Marina
ton township, made the REGISTER 9
welcome visit on Wednesday.
Fl. NJ. Miller has put up handsome
iron fence that much improves the ap
pearapce of his residence property.
LOST: A black and red striped
shawl, somewhere in or near lola
Finder will please leave at this office
T. L. Reed, the genial host of the
Hotel Woodson, at Yates Center, was
in town Tuesday finding out who vert
his friends.
Mrs. James Mcclure will go to Ell.
Dorado next Thursday, where che
will remain two or three weeks visit
ing friends.
The assessors Of Geneva, Carlyle
Usage and Elm townships have al.
ready handed in their returns to the
County Clerk.
The Improvements at the NJ. E
Parsonage are well UNDER way and SC
extensive that the result will be pra0-
tically new house.
Paola has again struck "the biggest
gas well in the State" 1t is claimed
that the well also gushes large quaint.
ties of lubricating oil.
McCook Post, G.. A. r. has made ar
rangements for its usual observation
of Memorial Day. Rev. j. B. Ford
will deliver the address.
n. S. Alcock has returned to this
city from q months visit among old
friends at Marietta, Parkersburg and
other points in the east.
Allie R. Hamm had q very delicate
operation performed Monday at the
lola Infirmary-the removal Of 9
cataract from his right eye.
Rev. Sawyer, Of Chanute, Missionary
of the P, E. church, will hold service.
in lola Sunday, ID. " in the I. o. o
F. hall at IL q. m. All are invited.
There will be services at the Baptist
church Sunday, subject for morning
Doing Good" evening ''The Ransom
Found. Evening services beginning a
7:45.
There will be Episcopal services q
eleven o'clock on next Sunday, in thu
Odd Fellows hall, conducted by Rev
Hudson Lawyer, Of Chanute. All ar
invited.
MARRIED:-At the Presbyterian
parsonage in this city, May 9Th, Rev
kings, Of Moran, officiating. Mr.. A
Jewell and Miss Mary E. Jordon, boil
of Moran.
Mr.. L. Todd sends US a report of hi
recent trip to DuVall's Bluff, Ark.
where he and his family are now lOca
ted. He seems to be well pleaset
with the outlook.
DR., Chastain has moved back to hi!
old office over Munger's grocery store
and Waters q Whitaker have movet
into the room that he vacated, in rea
of Evans drug store.
We are indebted to Leo. x. Fessle
for q detailed report Of the Congress
sional Convention held last week =
Emporia, but it arrives too late TO
publication in this issue.
Ed. McNiel came up from Oklahom'
City Saturday, but returned on Mon
day morning to help the Oklahom
Times Office through the rush of worl
with which it Is crowded.