The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-12-12
additional Local.


The latest styles in mems hats at
Northrup's.
Drop in and see the new goods at T.
M. BaFtela'.
Ny speciality is drugs and medicines.
DR.. J. W. Scott.
G. w. Lytle, of Salem, was among
our callers last Friday.
Money to loan cheaper than anybody
else. Bostwick & Shelter.
Get your groceries and sell your
produce at Cowan & Aushernlan's.
Highest market price paid for but
ter, eggs, poultry at the cooperative.
Mr.. w. T. Stout, one of the "old
guard" on the Usage, was among our
callers Saturday.
Mr.. L. w. Duncan came home last
Friday from Chicago and will spend at
least a month or two with his family.
Mr.. w. T. Ford, one of the wide
awake young farmers of Marmaton
township, called at this office Satur-
day.
Mr.. T. w. Thurman, of Logan, one
of Capt. Stover's old chums, was in
town Tuesday and came up to join the
REGISTER family.
keep always on hand most com
plete stock of drugs, chemicals and
patent medicines, at lowest living pri-
ces. DIR. J. w. Scott.
Occasionally you find assman who
speaks i'll of all his neighbors. Go
among his neighbors and you find
they all speak i'll of him.
We stand ready to convince the
most skeptical that we handle the
most reliable line of shoe leather in
Allen county. Northrup Bros.
VIM. Jennings drove up to lola last
Friday and brought back some pieces
of lola marble, which he will work
into monuments.-Bronson Pilot.
s. H. Patterson is building man,
moth barn on his lots across the street
from DIR. Fulton's. He will build a
house there in the spring probably.
Alex Forester and brother were up
from Cottage Grove Tuesday. They
were surprised to find no snow here as
they say it showed at their place all
day on Sunday.
VIM. Knapp has returned from a
long trip through Texas and Arkansas
having taken orders for or car
loads of buggies. He will remain at
home until the first of the year.
Union: George Rhoades was over
from Fort Scott this week. He has
quit railroading and gone into the
milling business. He says he is pros
pering.
Wanted. A good position will be
open on the Goth inst. for a lady of
some business capacity. No one under
twenty-five need apply. Address,
Wholesaler, Lock Box 1904, Wichita,
Kansas.
A very little difference in distance
sometimes makes great difference in
the weather. Only over at Carthage,
Mo-, last Saturday night they had 10
inches of snow. And only down i'm
Cottage Grove township it showed all
day Sunday. Not flake fell In lola.
Mr.. Geo. Hildebrant was in Monday
to tell us to keep the paper coming"
The Phoenix paid in full the insurance
Mr.. Hildebrant carried on his house
that was recently destroyed by fire,
and he now has q new house ready
for occupancy.
Mr.. C. F. Duncan removed with his
family this week to Sedalia, Mo-,
where he takes charge of the paint
shop in Kelk Bros carriage works.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan are cultivated
people and their many warm friends
In lola exceedingly regret their depar-
ture.
Sheriff Hobart has removed his FAM
lily from the Jail to the residence near
the northeast corner of the same block.
The Jail, even the upper part of it, is
not the pleasantest place in the world
to live, and Mr.. Hobart cannot be
blamed for seeking more convenient
and agreeable quarters for his family.
Thousands of letters are lost every
year because of insufficient postage or
illegible address. This would never
happen if correspondents would al
ways have their name printed on the
envelopes they use. n. B. That is
one of the things the REGISTER is
here for.
8. NJ. Bliss will sell at auction, 5
miles south and one mile west of La
Harpe, on Thursday, December Is,
one span brood mares, with foal, two
colts, hogs, cattle, farm implements,
corn, oats and straw. For terms and
particulars see bills from this office.
Ewart auctioneer.