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

See here! Wheat Is cheap and WI
offer you -four and feed at these prices
"Patent" at $500 per hundred pounds
"Bakers" at ST. 80 per hundred pound
"Fancy" at 81 20 per hundred pounds
meal at 60 cents per hundred pounds
chop at 40 cents per hundred pounds
bran at 60 cents per hundred pounds
Thayer & Gilmore.
The lola committee for the relief o
the Grant county, sufferers request u.
10 say that the e. A. r. hall will bt
open Saturday aftern OOn and all q
Monday for the reception of offerings
Second hand clothing, and food suita
BILE for transportation will be patricu.
larly acceptable.
ID. 3. ID. Smeltzer, w. A. Cum.
mings and G. Raymond attended the
meeting of the Supreme Committee O
the Order of Select Friends, which
convened at Fl. Scott Thursday. Mr.,
Cummings as clerk of the c)mittee re-
ports this order as doing we'll.
c. l. Cowar, who n IS been helping
the Wells Fargp's State Lide Off :e al
Kansas City during the holiday rush, Is
home again. Chester has been offered
the Pacific express Office at Winfield
but is undecided whether TO accept OF
not, as yet.
S. J. Cowan and Charley Searles are
home from the mountains this week
They look as if Colorado atmosphere
agreed with them and their many
friends are Lad to seq them again
They will remain indefinitely, we are
told.
1t is not going to be summer all
winter. You may depend on that. We
will have plenty of cold weather yet
and you had better prepare for 1t by
buying one of those splendid cheap
heating stoves at the Live Hardware
The friends of Bob. Reimert will be
gratified to learn of his embarkment in
business at Springfield, Mo He ha,
associated himself with Mr.. l.. E.
Girardey, and their line is musical
fixtures. Success to them.
| Mr.. f. II. Gabe has been appointed
agent of the Wichita road at this point
He has been heretofore the Missouri
Pacific relief agent in Kansas, but lie
assigned to lola permanently. He is q
very pleasant gentleman.
The carnival demonstrated the fact
that the ladies of the Presbyterian
church and the boys Of the band are
indefatigable wOrkers-alsO the fact
that lola people are splendid patrons o!
home entertainments.
The County Commissioners meet in
regular session Monday. They meet
again on the following Monday for the
purpose of recognizing the board and
Inducing the county officers elect into
their respective offices.
Mrs. r. b. Stevenson left last Satur-
day. She will visit some weeks at her
old Indiana home before joining Mr..
Stevenson at Washington. lola is
CORY for even the temporary absence
of Mrs. Stevenson.
/ Mr.. E. J. Thayer wishes us to inform
those of the g. A, r. and others who
! will contribute to the Grant-Stevens
| county sufferers' fund to deliver any
such donation at his elevator not later
than Tuesday next.
Messers Bostwick & Smeltzer say
they have more money cheaper and
quicker than any one else. They
make loans on all classes of property
md trade horses cattle and merchsn.
disc.
| All members of the &. A. R., the w
r. c., and the s. of VS.. are requested
to attend the joint installation on Sat
urday evening, aud bring we'll filled
baskets, as refreshments will be served
Miss Anna Barker was received by
a perfect chorus of greetings when che
dropped i'm upon her host of friends and
admirers. She has been guest al
Hon. Oscar Fousts during the week.
The new officers of the Masonic
lodge are A. J. Fulton, w. NJ; T. NJ
Bartels, 5. w; A. o. Allen, j. w.; r.
W. Duffy, Secretary: III. Waters, treas
urer; DeMoss and Shaw, Deacons.
The Fisher sisters desire to express
through the REGISTER their grateful
thanks TO the many citizens who
worked so nobly to preserve their
property on the night of the fire.
Treasurer Cunningham informs us
that the amount Of taxes paid in is S67 >.
| oUu, DtiHS dDout W pei CCue VI tbC VIVA
levy of $4,000. The school tax con
stitutes One-third of this levy.
The numerous holiday visitors who
have been back to the home nest for a
time, all report a delightful visit and
think lola is about the incest place Oh
earth to spend the holidays In.
Prof. WhitehilI and his assistants
presented the scholars of the High
School each with a neat New Years
card bearing the signature of each OF
the three teachers.
| Miss Howett, who has been i'll fol
SONS time, is now sufficiently recovered
to reopen her dress-making establish.
ment. She is ready to welcome custom
ers old and new.
Mr.. Abel Fisher. who was in Wichi.
ia when the disastrous fire occurred on
Monday night by which he incurred
such loss, was telegral he'd to and came
over Tuesday.
Frank Power, of the Lawrence Law
school, was one Of our holiday visitors.
Frank is one of the brightest of the
claws" and has a promising outlook
ahead.
As usual w. J. Evans is ready to
supply you with everything You will
want for school next Monday. New
books, tablets, pencils and states.
Billiards. Snow Linimsnt.
This wonderful Liniment is known