The Iola register., 1889-05-17
Buy your tea at Bartels.

tufe grape vinegar at BarteIs.
More new shawls at Northrup's.
Try Tansil's Punch. Scott & Son.
New shoes and slippers ut Weigh
ley's.
! New lot Of "W G c" corsets at
Northrup's.
DR.. g. d. Whitaker was down from
Colony Monday.
If you want first class sack of -four
cheap 60 to II. Klaumann.
/ Miss Pearl Jones paid visit to Neo-
sho Falls friends last week.
"Queen of Kansasf' the finest flour
in the market, at Munger's.
C. NJ. Ipge. a Neosho Falls mer-
chant, was in town Sunday.
For SALE; Lot l. block 5, City of
lola. Apply to H. L. Henderson.
Mrs. P. J. Talbot is entertaining her
sister, Mrs. ]. II. Duke, of Marcelline,
Mo.
The bottom has dropped out, on
prints, calicos and ginghams at North
rup's.
Gold Dust at n. Klaumann's. La.
dies. try it and you will never be with.
out it.
For all kinds of berry boxes and
fruit material cheap 60 to II. Klau.
mann's.
Mrs. R. Slavens. of Neosho Falls,
was the guest Of Mrs. P. J. Talbot over
Sunday.
Mrs. Jennie Norine, Of Humboldt,
has been visiting lola friends for
several days.
A small well papered Office in rear of
w. J. Evans drug store, for rent. r.
B. Stevenson.
When you want fine cabinets and
old pictures enlarged Goff's gallery is
the place to go.
Mr.. q. B. Brady, one of the enter
prising young farmers of Salem, was
in town Tuesday.
L. B. Pearson was up from Salem
Tuesday and made his customary call
on the REGISTER.
Lutte Thrall, now employed in
Neosho Falls, has been visiting his
parents in lola this week.
Mr.. Walter Inman, representing the
Kansas City NeUs, was in town yes
terday in the interest of his paper.
The High School commencement
will be held on the 3lst, instead of on
the 30th as heretofore announced.
Hershberger's barber shop has re-
ceived renovation and re-paperiDg
that add much to its appearance.
Mr.. &. H. Gregg. late agent at the
Mo. Pac,, has returned from a trip
through Colorado and Wyoming.
MI. Clarence Spenser and wife were
down from Geneva over Sunday, the
guests of Mr.and Mrs. A.W. Rowland.
Miss Adah Wright has been enter
tanning her friend, Miss Maude
Parmenta, of Ottawa, for several days
past.
The Hepler Banner, published in a
town of less than 500 Inhabitants, has
fourteen columns Of home advertise
ments.
Mr.. Zach Miller is enjoying a visit
from his brother, a resident Of Michi-
gan, whom he had not seen for twenty
years.
Miss Ella Phelps, of Windsor, Mo. =,
is visiting her sister. Mrs. VIM. Cum
ningham, and will remain several
weeks.
Mr.. Bert Richards is spending this
week with lola friends and relatives.
He is now employed in the Fort Scott
Foundry.
The market will be full of straw
berries in q few days. The esrly
varieties are already making their ap-
pearance.
Ed. c. Lane, editor of the LaCvgne
Journal has been appointed rostmas-
ter. Thus do We newspaper men come
into our reward.
Supt. Barber went over to Wichita
Tuesday to attend the State Conven-
ton Of County Superintendents in ses-
sion there this week.
We are glad to learn that Mr.. Samp.
sci won the suit over his lot at Guth-
rie, and is now putting up a business
house on the property.
j. Wolf, of Usage township, left
on Wednesday, via. the Mo. P. r. R.,
for Portland, Ore, 10 visit friends. He
will be absent about 2 months.
Mr.. James Henderson started for
Indianapolis, Ind, Monday via. the
Mo. Ry. on business trip. He will
visit Chicago before returning.
Owing to the absence of the pastor
there will be no preaching at the
Presbyterian church on Sunday. Sun
day school will be held as usual,
Miss Lizzie Cling, an eastern elocu-
ZIONIST, entertained q small audience
at the Christian church on Monday
evening with readings and recitations.
Mrs. E. Dunlap, mother of Mr.. ].
n. Vannuys, started on Monday via.
Mo. Pac., for Bloomington, Ind, to
visit relatives. She will be gone some
weeks.
The Young Peoples meeting at the
Presbyterian church next Sunday
evening will be led by Mr.. B. Van
Stelnburg. Subject. abiding in
Christ
At the teachers examination held
April 9th, there were forty seven ap-
plicants presented themselves, thirty
of whom succeeded in passing for a
certificate.
, Mr.. A. L. Taylor's new residence Is
: rapidly approaching completion, and
already gives evidence that it will be
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