The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-02-01

The Cantata Chorus meeting set far
tonight will be postponed until some
time next week.
Frank Lawyer went skating on the
creek monday afternoon and-he went
home TO get dry.
Mrs. +. A. Northrup went tn Fort
Scott yesterday for few days visit
with her parents.
All members of the w. r. G. are re-
quested to be present at the regular
meeting tonight.
Hon. E. d. Lacy, spent Sunday
with his family, returning to Topeka
Monday morning.
Y Come to the Union Hotel if you want
square meal for Is cents. d. A
Givler, proprietor.
The colored people are holding a re-
vival In their stone church in the
north part Of town.
Doug. Arnett has been dangerously
sick for several days but was slightly
better last evening.
Mrs. s. A Briggs went to Bronson
on Wednesday evenings train for a
visit of q day or two.
Poles for sale-Mrs. d. Adams, Of
Carlyle, has q lot of poles suitable fol
wood, for sale cheap.
The west side lunch club held their
regular meeting at Mrs. w. A. Scott's
Wednesday evening.
The supper out at Rock Creek last
week was an entire success, clearing
over twenty-six dollars.
VIM. Yeager has just received a
Large stock Of canned goods. He il
selling at bedrock prices.
J. A. Sampsel is comfortably located
iu his new quarters in the room lately
occupied by Joseph Pike.
We have a big line of $3.50 bed
spreads to be closed out at 81 %. Allen
Co. Boot and Shoe Store.
Notice-All persons knowing them
selves indebted 1. 8. WEIGH are re-
quested to call and settle.
Your uncle, your aunt, and all your
relatives trade with Munger & Rick.
ett's, and why don't you?
lola is the best trading point in the
county. Look through our advertising
columns for reliable dealers.
Mrs. J, W. Funkhouser is suffering
from a severe attack of pneumonia.
She was reported better yesterday.
Call on us for drugs and medicines.
We always keep the purest and best
the market affords. Scott & Son.
We have received new line OF
dress goods which We are selling at
remarkably low prices. D. Ewart.
Munger & Ricketts, will sell you a
pound of baking powder for 25cts and
thrown in a can of tomatoes. NeIt.
A coy office with an open fire in
rear of Goodhue & Evans, to rent for
s. 90 per month. r. B. Stevenson.
Look here, if you want a chicken for
a Sunday diuner leave your order not
later than Saturday morning with
Gray & Riggs.
We want to send the REGISTER to
every family in the county, and would
like an active agent in each township.
write for terms.
What will make a proud father. q
happy mother and sweet tempered
child? One of those nice baby cribs at
Patterson & Co.
Our advertising columns will repay
careful reading this week. Look
through the legal notices, sales, an.
nouncements, etc.
Mr.. Baldwin, who has been visit
ing his sister, Mrs. L. H. Hartman,
starts Monday for his home in Mime
apolis, Minnesota.
10000 posts. From four to 10 cents
One aud a half miles southeast of &c.
neva, on Martin creek. Wood till you
can'trest. D. Simms.
L The Eastern Star social at the hall
Wednesday evening. was well attend.
ed and as usual, all seemed tn enjoy
the evening thoroughly.
Sunday night at the Presbyterian
church the last of the series Of subjects
to young men will be given. "Heroic
Young Men" is the topic.
Don't forget that the Union sewing
machine sews both forward and back
ward without stopping the machine.
Sold only by A. w. Beck.
Cole & Brown have moved their real
estate Office to the room lately occd.
, pied by Capt. Ewing, over the Allen
County boot and Shoe store.
Mrs. Clayton Smith starts this week
for visit with friends in Maryland,
where she will remain until Mr.. Smith
decides as to future location.
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.
Strayed from G.. NJ Nelson, Moran
Kansas, one roam pony, branded on left
shoulder ST. D." very dim. A suita.