The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-03-27

over at Fl. Scott at the approachin
election. And still they are not hap
py.
Leroy Ceilings of Salem, is one of tn
early birds. He sowed his oats las
Friday and sowed three bushels to tn
acre.
1t is Said that the Easter bonnie
this year will eclipse that of all pre-
viouS Seasons. 1t generally does go t
the head.
1t is time to begin to think abou
gasoline stoves and you should go Il
Bartels' and see the Quick Meal. 1t il
perfection.
superior Axle grease at Coutant's
warranted not TO gum, get hard il
cold or melt in hot weather; boXe:
for p cents.
Jas. McNutt has bought Ihrig
Swigart's wood business. Orders may
be handed to him on the street or lef
at the store.
If you want a carpet, furniture, pi
ano, sewing machine or anything in
their line Patterson & Sleeper will
save you money.
Mr.. B. L. Wallis, of Elm, after wor.
rying along a few months without the
REGISTER, came up Monday TO renew
his subscription.
The Ladies' band are indebted to
Mr.. w. ID. Port for several pieces OF
choice music lately sent them with
his compliments.
Ten Nights in Bar Room at the
Opera House tonight and tomorrow
night. Admission only 20 cents, or
. for reserved seats.
w. S. Lytle, of Salem, laid cigar
on our desk Friday with the compli-
ments of his newly arrived son and
heir, Charles Mortimer.
Capt. Kelsey was in town Monday
for the first time since his illness. His
friends are glad TO note that he has
regained his usual health.
Mrs. VIM Goodhue has been serious
~ ill with infiamatory rheumatism
for two weeks past but is now, we are
glad to learn, much improved.
Hon. L. B. Pearson was among our
visitors Wednesday. He has found
his winters work at Topeka very
wearing and is glad to get home.
The storm this week which has been
rain with US was snow in the northern
and western parts of the State, and
the heaviest that has fallen for years.
AS the play at the Opera House to-
night and tomorrow night is the first
entertainment the Sons of Veterans
have yet given, they ought to have
full house.
Del. Northrup was obliged to return |
home from Chicago OIL account of ILL !
ness. Heis better now but is still pot !
able to be in the store. +. A. is still |
in the City.
Tom Kelley has resigned hls place |
in the +. NJ. B. A. store, and b. +. |
Clark has been employed az manager. /
We are glad Mr.. Clark is to become a
citizen of lola.
Parties having farms to sell for cash |
Or to exchange for other property will
please call on us at once az we have
inquiry for farms.
Bostwick & Shelter
$4,000 plants at the lola Floral
Gardens. All the leading varieties |
If Small Fruits, Greenhouse, Pansies,
and Vegetable Plants. Gaia
Ogue free. a. l.. Harmon.
Overmyer & SHAPED have made sew
raj sales of territorial rights TO their
ce cream freezer. Among others Ohio
md Kentucky were traded to one man
or property valued at $4,000.
l have just received a new and ele-
rant stock of wall paper for the COM
ng season. The styles are fresh and
cry attractive. Be sure to gee them
before buying. DR.. J. W. Scott.
A subscriber at Moran wrote us the
'ther day to discontinue his paper
when the time expired, but failed TO
ign his name. If his request is not
with he will know the rea
on.
Having made change in my bust
less it becomes necessary that all my
Id accounts should be closed at once.
hose indebted will please call and
ettle either by lash or note. w. J.
hrig.
J. G.. Rhoades, of Salem. who has
'een employed in the census bureau at
during the winter, writes
g that he will resign and return
Ome, OIL account of the illness of his
lther.
DR.. w. I. Linn has recently received
Nnl; |
n his correspondence as Supreme Re-
order of the o. s. +. 1t is of the very
Attest pattern and is a handsome ma
hine.
The funny thing about it is that of
he half dozen Republicans who join
d the Citizens Alliance, only one :
oted the straight Republican ticket :
lst fall. And he will vote it again !
his fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. +. Widener, lola, /
amt employment. They would pre- :
n to work together on a farm, but :
ill accept employment separately. t
hey are willing and able and anxious /
n work. O
Miss Anna Ruble, who has been
saching in Star valley district this
inter, expects to start next Monday f
, Pennsylvania where she will spend !,
lie summer visiting among friends q
nd relatives at her old home. :
Mrs. y. a. Delp, of Carlyle, desires r
} return her thanks through the
EGIsTER to the friends who con- o
ibuted to help pay the expense in a
lrred on account of the accident .
hereby her son lost his fingers. Il Il
To sell, trade or rent, furnished or II
lrtly furnished: The hotel property o.
n IL |