The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-02-14
Married at the residence Of the

Marrieu at the residence OF tn
brides parents six miles southwest q
lola, on Wednesday, Feb. IL, Otis c
VahFossen and Anna NJ. Crook, Rev
Wm. Hankins officiating. A iarg,
company of the friends and relative.
Of the contracting parties were present
to witness the interesting ceremony
and the occasion was one that vii
long be pleasantly remembered.
l Miss Mary A. Clarke expects tC
start tomorrow To Kentucky to re.
sumo her work in Princeton College,
her health having been in large
measure restored 10y her winters rest.
Miss Clarke's old friends and the
maUy new ones tina. have learned to
know her have greatly enjoyed her
visit to lola and will be always glad to
have it repeated.
w. Fl. Childs, of Humboldt town.
ship was among our callers Wednes-
day Mr.. Childs has recently return
ed from an extended visit to Illinois
and says that. while times have been
close there as they have here, there is
Il very general feeling that they will
soon improve, and the people are TAX
ing a very cheerful view of the future.
Cloaks nearly half price. Rodman.
See here! Wheat is cheap and we
offer you -four and feed at these prices
Patent ut $500 per hundred pounds.
Bakers" at 81 so per hundred pounds
Fancy" at 81 - per hundred pounds,
meal at 60 cents per hundred pounds.
chop at 40 cents per hundred pounds,
bran at 81 cents per hundred pounds
Thayer & Gilmore.
DR.. J. s. LaFary returned las. week
from his trip to Texas. He visited a
is firmly convinced that he doesn't
want to make his home anywhere in
| the Loue Star State. He went to Cof-
feyville the first of the week and will
probably locate there for the practice
of his profession.
Mr.. Lewis, who bought the Thrash
er stock of goods, is having his build
ing on the north side Of the square
renovated and put in thorough repair
and expects to move his goods into it
about March first. In the meantime
the firm-which will be known as G..
c. Lewis Il Co.'s ready for business
at the old stand.
| J. p. and Wallace Duncan started
last Tuesday morning for Washington
where they go to prospect for a loca-
ton for the abstract business. The
other members who were TO be OF the
party CONCLUDED to wait until the
weather was more settled and will
probably not start for two or three
weeks yet.
Having purchased five car loads of
piows, cultivatOrs, ETC., the entire
stock of j1bbing house, succeeded
in getting prices that will enable me
to sell my goods at Kansas City
wholesale price,, !reights added, max
[ ing prices below what any other house
can make and get cost for them. A.
w. Beck.
DIR. w. H. Baldridge, druggist. Es-
cOndido, California, Gays: chamber
lain's Cough Remedy is the best sell
ing medicine 1 handle In fact sell
more of 1t than all other cough medi-
cines combined. Everyone who has
used it speaks in glowing terms of its
etfioiency." For sale by all druggists.
Rodman reduced prices ondressgoods
Mayor Thayer and Councilmen Ling
aui Kreuter went to Garnett Monday
to witness a trial of the Muskegan
chemical fire engine. The test was
satisfactory in every way and If the
Icouncil can gee its way financially, one
of the engines will probably be pnr-
chased for lola.
!. Mrs. Joseph Pike is canvassing the
town for the sale Of Miss Willard's
book, "Glimpses of 50 years" To
those who are interested in the re
forms to which Miss Willard has
devoted her life, the book will doubt
less be entertaining and valuable.
The Sons of Veterans have deternin.
ed to provide them selves with flag
and at the last meeting Of the Camp, a
committee was appointed to solicit the
nere ssary funds. We hope the boys
viii meet WITH a liberal response.
There cannot be too many flags.
Mrs. Frank Woodruff arrived in
. town last Sunday on her way from bel
: home in New York to join her bus
baud at Seattle. and will spend few
days making a very welcome visit
among lola friends. before continuing
on her long journey.
For sale or trade. a four Eesr old
stallion, good grada, weight 1, 400 lbs
ID = hands high. Also bran new
top buggy TO trade for work horse.
Also one second hand spring wagon tc
trade for any kind Of stock. A. w
Rowland, lola.
Moore's gallery Is the place TO get
your photograph. We have bought
Mr.. COTS entire outfit, including neg.
atives, and propose to maintain the
: high reputation of the gallery for good
likeness and fine finish. Come and
See Vs.
]. q. Beatty was down from the
Usage last Friday and drifted into oul
; office like a ray of sun shine in q
gloomy day. If every body made the
best of bad times, as "Joe" does, the
good times would not be so long com.
. ing.
BY virtue of an opportunity which
hardly ever happens. Patterson i Co
, were able to buy their stock of baby
carriages for the spring trade at ride
, uIously low prizes, and they give theil
ICu-touicis iaO uCucul W ~ w wv
sec.
: Mr.. A. w. Allen aud family moved
this week onto farm near PiQ u
which they will occupy this year. They
will be much missed in lola, but they
are not so far away that they cannot
occasionally visit US.
T 4 note from sheriff Hobar: gives US
the very gratifying intelligence thai
! the operation TO which he submi tied
, was entirely successful and that hi
homes to be able to return home with