The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-05-03

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miich COW. L. 81. Brukaker.
J. F. Campbell can repair any hors
collar that is worth repairing,
c. Cutsinger, of the G. A. r. Lunch
stand, has bought Brubaker's restaur
ant and took possession yesterday.
g. w. Matthews and Phil. Moss, O
Moran, were in the City Wednesda,
and made the REGISTER a pleasant
call.
VIM. Knapp icame In off the roat
the first of the week and is spending 9
few days with bis family-and the pig
puzzle.
Rev. G. 81. N. Moore will preach al
Prairie Dell school house next Sunday
afternoon, Immediately after Sunday
school.
Judge Arnold granted a marriage
license on Saturday to Greeley D. West
and Hattie Hopper, both of Allen
county.
Dr.. LaFary went to Fort Scott last
Saturday to hear Joe Jefferson in Rir
VanWinkle, remaining in the city
over Sunday.
Marsh Hart has bought the north
side meat market, and says he is now
prepared to furnish first class beef al
low as anybody.
Mrs. T. 8. Slower and Mrs. G. E
Benton entertained their lady friend:
at tea, at the residence of the latter
Yesterday afternoon.
TIE Presbyterian social at DIR. Full.
toms Tuesday evening was well at.
tended and the occasion was much
enjoyed by all present.
Mr.. T. S. Slower, ore of the promi.
nent citizens Of lola, was in the city
last night, a guest at the Huntington
House.-F. Scott Monitor.
Mr.. Chas. vanIIorn, of LAGRANGE,
Ind, arrived the fret of the week to
take position in the wood working
department of the Carriage Shops.
The ladies of the Baptist church will
give social at the residence of D.
on next Tuesday evening
May7. All are cordially invited.
r. B. Stevenson returned home last
from Topeka where he has
beer in attendance upon the meeting
of the Board of Patrons for three weeks
past.
L. a. Brubaker, having sold his
rests urant, will now devote himself
to the business of veterinary
surgeon. Apply to him for services in
hat line.
Services as usual at the Baptist
'hurlh next Sunday. Morning sub.
ect, The love of Christ to his people, !"
[ohn.15:9. Evening subject, 1.-THE Cos
,el record" let John Sill.
We are In receipt Of the Lancaster,
Pa Neao Era containing a pleasant
efercnce to Mr.. G. w. Epler, who is
e-visiting the. scenes of his boyhood
Ifter an absence of Al years.
Work at the new gas well Is pro-
,ress'ng steadily but very slowly ow-
ng to TIE extreme hardness of the rock
low being penetrated. Thus far the
anne strata have been found as in the
,theI wells.
We are requested to give notice that
Maj. Hendershot, "the drummerboy
If the Rappahannock," will be here on
he G5th Of this month and give an
inter tainment for the benefit of the
Woman's Relief Corps.
Mr.. J. A. Armstrong was in from
on Tuesday to have the ad-
lress of his REGISTER changed to
Morg antown, Indiana, where he and
MS wife are going for a two-months'
7isit. We wish them pleasant journ-
y.
If having balance on the credit side
If the county treasursr's books is a
ign Of prosperity then Allen county
from road districts up, are
n pretty good condition, as shown by
Tie statement published on our last
page.
Mr.. J. C. Culver, school superintend-
snt Of Woodson county, was in lola
TWO CT three days this week, assisting
5upe rintendent Barber in preparing
copy for a "Course of Study" which
they are getting ready to publish
ointiy.
Services at the usual hours at Pres.
oyterian church next Sunday. Rev.
A. Casselman, of Lyons, KS, who is
N attendance at the Chassis of Reform
eG Cnurch, will preach in the morning
and one of the other ministers in the
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. J. Brigham, late of
Soda liza, Mo-, arrived here last week
and will make their future home in
lola. They are living for the present
with their son.in-law and daughter,
Mr.. cad Mrs. Alex. Ewart, in the In
yerso Il property.
Mis-. w A. Scott went to Oklahoma
City last Saturday night 10 join her
husband. She was accompanied by
her children, except Miss Ethel who
remains to complete her school year.
Mrs z II IImhnltz and her SON went