The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-09-26
Additional Local.

Editor Ingersoll was In from Moral
Monday.
A. w. Beck went to Kansas Cit,
Wednesday.
T. NJ. Bartels is among our delegates
to Kansas City.
The Fl. Scott Fair has been post.
poned until October.
Keep your eye on Klaumann's bulle
tin board for bargains.
Mr.. John Clark, of Deer Creek, wa.
one of our callers Tuesday.
You will miss it If you fail to read
Ewart's new ad. this week.
Charlie Lewis is In Arkansas CITY
this week visiting "the folks"
Mrs. I. y. Welch returned yester.
day from her visit to Missouri.
AL. Wigs came down from Topeka
yesterday to remain o week or two.
We want your fax seed and will
pay highest market price. Coop. Assn.
Chas. Schultz, of Atallison, La, Is
visiting his cousin, H. Klaumann, this
week.
Northrup Bros, have q new adj,
this week that should have your at
tention.
Some valuable and convincing tariff
argument will be found OH the inside
of this paper.
lot If ,,ax,, oh L.. o,,J .o,,o ho1
some dressers, all good and cheap at
Culbertson's.
w. ]. Evans has q new advertise
ment this week that calls attention to
some rare bargains:
Mrs. VIM. Davis and daughter have
gone to Oklahoma to spend q few
weeks with Mr.. Davis.
DIR. A. J. Fulton, lola, has 100 head
of good 2-year-old steers, and 20 head
of yearling steers for sale.
Mr.. Funston expresses the hope, in a
recent letter, that he will be able to
return home October Tor 2.
Mr.. James Pinnell, of Marmaton
township, is learning the tonsorial
trade at Brock Reeds shop.
VIM. Braucher, of Cottage Grove,
has been nominated for county COM
missioner on the Peoples ticket.
Mr.Slaton Kline, and wife and child.
from LOgansport, Ind, are here this
week visiting his brother, Chas. G..
Mrs. NJ. F. Bodurtha, of Peru, Ind,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. II. A.
Ewing, and will remain some time.
LETTER has received another lot of
Waterbury watches, the cheapest good
watch and the best cheap watch
made.
Plenty of money to loan at lowest in
terest, and part or all can be paid off at
any interest payment. Bostwick &
Shelter.
John Daley spenta few days among
lola friends this week. He is engaged
in the grocery trade at Fort Scott and
is prospecting.
States of all sorts and sizes. Tablets
In endless variety, pencils, pens,
chalk, erasers and school supplies
generally at Scots.
Miss Stella Dickey, of Kansas City,
Is here to spend the winter with her
aunt, Mrs. Nettie Wise. She will at
tend the High School.
Mrs. d. Givler is entertaining her
mother and sister, of Lexington, ILL.,,
and her sister and brother-fn-law, of
Wellington, this week.
Jewelry or silverware or watches or
clocks are always acceptable as birth
day or wedding or any other kind of
presents. Go to LETTER.
COwan & Ausherman want your
grocery trade and can offer you strong
inducements in the line of good goods
and low prices. Try them.
II do like to smell the smoke of a
cigar" remarked the demurest of
young ladies the other day, "for then
know there IL a man around"
Carload of Clara and Crown Jewell
flour just received at Kiaumann,s.
Better lay I'm a supply before it goes
any higher. Special rates on 5OO-pOund
lots.
Mrs. NJ. A. Smith has returned to
lola and will keep house this winter
with her son Frank. They have rent
ed the dwelling vacated by Frank
LETTER.
An all day rain made Wednesday
the dismalest day we have had for
many moons. 1t was an east rain,
which is always about twice as wet
as any other rain.
There will be services at the Pres
byterian church each evnning of next
week except Saturday evening. DIR.
Drake, of Humboldt, will be present
OH two or three evenings.
Oscar Fnust went to Moran Wednes-
day to represent the State in an action
brought againt VIM. Wolf for stealing
a buggy whip. The jury failed to agree,
and new trial will be had.
You will find Williamsou,s harness
shop on the south side now, one door
west of the post-office. Don't fail to
go there when you want anything in
his line. Best stock i'm town.
The Mo. Pac. will sell tickets to the
fair Sept. % to Oct. 3, at one
fare for the round trip, and to the st.
Louis fair Oct. 4 to at the same rate,
Call at the depot for particulars.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Anderson and
Mrs. DeClute have returned from FL
Dorado Springs, Mo. Mr.. Anderson
finds himself considerably improved
in health, by his treatment there.
You will ruin your eyes unless you
get spectacles that exactly suit them. |
The reason YOU should go to LETTER |
for spectacles is that he can fit your |
ofl w. a..