The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-06-12
THE lola REGISTER.
FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1891 =.
LOCAL MATTERS.

Clearing out sale of lace straw hats
from S5 cents to S1.O0 each. Canton
straws % cents each. Flowers and
trimming at reduced prices. All new
styles. Ten days only. Mrs. J. b.
GOshorn.
The meeting for the organization of
a Republican Club at Rock Creek
school house will be held Friday June
10, instead of June %, as announced
last week. Capt. Slower and +. NJ.
Eckley are the speakers of the evening.
Mr.. Ernest Jordan went to Indepen-
dence last Tuesday where he has Sc
cured employment and intends to
make his fortune" His lola friends
will wish him success i'm his first VEN
ture upon the stormy seas of life upon
his own responsibility.
Lutte Northrup is back at his place
in the store again, after his long alb
sence, much to the satisfaction of his
many friends. He left Lon. at Mani
tou, Colo. but we are sorry to say
that he reports no improvement i'm his
health.
For the Worlds Fair Convention
of Kansas at Topeka, an open rate of
one fare from all points in Kansas.
Tickets to be sold June Is and 16,
good for return to and including June
Is. r. A. Edgar, Agt. S. X. r. r.
The REGISTER returns thanks for an
invitation to attend the second ami
siOnary Society to be given this even-
| iY,nr of fhn Of NJ n,,I Mr.
w. J. Pickell.
Willie Ray and wife, a couple of
midgets who were married at Yates
Center a few weeks ago, are now
travelling with Sells Bros. Circus I'M
der the name of Count and Countess
DELAY"
Her many friends among the pupils
and patrons of our High School will
be much pleased to learn that Miss
Hattie Williams has been secured for
the next year for her old place as AS
sistant.
Fred Holman lost colt last week,
by falling over the high bank. The
animal was seen about a mile south
of the mouth of Elm Creek, still SWIM
ming. \ reward is offered for its re-
turn.
| In the absence of the editor, who is
attending the Commencement, and a
meeting of the Regents, at the Uni
versity, John Henderson is RESPONSE
bic for most of this weeks local page
Mrs. G.. w. Lawyer has been down
from Garnett canning Strawberries for
future use She could get them much
cheaper here than at Garrett, because
she could go into her mothers patch.
The Ladies Working Society of the
Presbyterian church announce that
they will have their annual Social
during the first week of the normal,
as their custom has been heretofore.
The Ottawa Chautauqua Assembly
will be opened next Tuesday and con-
tinues until June 6. Sam Jones and
other men of national reputation are
announced to be present.
Will. f. Brewster returned from
Lawrence Tuesday. He has complet-
ed a course preparatory to entering
| Williams college, and expects to 60 to
that school next winter.
Mrs. Turner has just received the
most elegant line of summer hats ever
brought to lola and will sell them at
very low figures. Some pretty hats
for children very cheap.
! Parties having farms to sell for cash
or TO exchange for other property will
please call on us at once as we have
considerable inquiry for farms.
Bostwick d Shelter
Children's Day will be observed at
| the Christian church next Sunday
by short program Immediately
after Sunday School in the morning.
Everyone invited.
The trial was held before Squire
Cummings Monday of case of Sam
Dixon (coloredl VS. Bert. Monfort.
Judgment was given pff in the
amount of $3.50.
| A program consisting of exercises
appropriate to Children's Day will
be given at the Presbyterian church
next Sunday evening. All are cor
daily invited.