The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-01-03
LOCAL MATTERS.

LOCAL MATTERS.
See Ewar;'s new ad.
Yeager wants turkeys.
Cherokee coal at Brubaker's.
A happy New Year 70 you all.
Best Table Linen at Rodman's.
Best comfort batting at Rodman's.
Rodman made a break in blankets.
Go to the Live Hardware for stoves
Full line shifting 81, St, 1Oc. Rodman
Notice the change in Northrup's ad
Rob. Reimert went south last Satur
day.
Best line of muffiers at NorthruE
Bros.
First class brick at the Live Hard
ware.
New line of fine holiday goods at Dr
Scott's.
School books and school supplies al
Aliens.
New line silk plush rockers at Pat.
terson's.
Col. Jones left for Guthrie yesterday
morning.
Go to Evans and get an almanac and
calendar.
Beautiful album and Bible stands at
Patterson's.
Don't fail to visit the discount sale
at Northrup's.
Single and 4 beds at the south side
furniture store.
Miss Ella Cowan returns to yelling.
ton tomorrow.
If you want good horse on liberal
terms go to Beck.
Fresh oysters and celery at Gill;
hans restaurant.
Leave your orders with Ling & Son
for flour and feed
s. w. Ellis and wife returned to Law.
renee Wednesday.
10 per cent discount until Jan. LET
only at Northrup's.
Capt. R. 8. Moore went west on
Wednesdays train.
The editor of the REGISTER is ex.
pected home to-day.
w. J. Steele, of Fort Scott. gracetl
our streets Wednesday.
$500 pounds of New Orleans sugar
cheap, at H. Klaumann's.
Capt. l.. A. Thrasher leaves to re-
sumo his public duties to-day.
Our Moran correspondence came in
too late for publication this week.
John Foust made business trip to
Kansas City the first of the week.
Miss Libbie Fisher came over from
Wichita with her father on Tuesday.
Turkey red tabling Csc at Rodman's
Miss Kate Ellis and George Smeltz.
er returned to Oklahoma City Monday
night.
Schuyler Brewster will roturn t.
Lawrence tomorrow. He will gradu'
ate in June.
The cheapest line of underwear In
town aud q 10 per cent discount q,
Northrup's.
The Schools resume their sessions
Monday morning. The term will las
until May L.
Sam Brubaker will exchange grocer
les or coal for wood or corn, or any 9th
er farm produce.
A watch party" was given at Rev
Ford's residence Tuesday evening by
the young people.
The window and entire center tabl,
will be filled with tablets at Evans
for The next week.
We received call from our oil
friend, Erastus Richardson, of Neosh'
Falls, last Tuesday.
John 8. Martin. of Moran, went 4
Oklahoma City Thursday. He goe
| Just to "look around"
81 haven't smoked since 1885," re
marked Doc LaFary at minutes pas
twelve, Tuesday night.
Your choice of felt hats for IS cent
and a cut on fancy birds and wings 8
Misses Sleeper and Wright's.
Chas Cheasley, of Wichita, who wa
here the guest of his cousin, Rob. Rel
inert, returned home Tuesday.
Miss Belle Park and Miss Lula STRAIT
ton were down from Neosho Falls Sun
day visiting Miss Pearl Jones.
A note from Ellison 4 Wallace, o
Humboldt, Informs US that up to THU
date they have dehorned 4705 cattle.
A. c. Scott returned to Oklahom,
this morning. He is responsible fOl
opinions of the REGISTER this week.
An 500 scre farm to rent. Fair hous,
good orchard, 20 acres in cultivation
$40 acres pasture. 1. III. kasbeer, lola
Mrs. E. n. Yates and son, Eugene
of Leavenworth, spent Christmas IL
the city, the guest of Mrs. N. r. Acers
A party of young people gathered a
the residence of Ray Duffy New Year,
night and spent an enjoyable evening
MANUFACTURING l, 1890, by Rev
w. w. Blalock, at his residence, e. A
Smith and Della Lorance, both Of Al
len county, Kafsas.