The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-03-20

ano, sewing machine or anything IN
their line Patterson & Sleeper will
save you money.
Get coffee at Klaumann's while it is
cheap. 1t has advanced a cent a
pound within the past week and is
likely to 60 still higher.
The city schools were given vaca-
ton yesterday and to-day in order
that all the teachers might attend the
Association at Ft. Scott.
Mr.. Thos. Parkinson has returned
from San Antonio, Texas, where he
has been engaged in business enter
prises for four months past.
The Indian entertainment last week
was a decided hit, a large crowd being
present each evening and'the net pro-
ceeds being very satisfactory.
s. c. Kindblade, lola, has team of
4-year-old horses, new harness and
new carriage and one farm wagon to
sell. Terms to suit purchaser.
Mr.. A. B. Johnson, of Salem, was
among our Monday callers. He is q
''fine old Irish gentleman" and it al
ways does us good to talk with him.
/ have Just received a full line of
mixed paints, carriage paints, varnish-
es, and stains all of best quality and
cheaper than ever before. DIR. j. w.
Scott.
John Henderson is at his old case in
the REGISTER office this week, as a
Sub" for Miss May Ellis, who is suf-
fering from the grippe, or some SIM
liar malady.
The trial i'm the case of the State
against Grant Billbe was continued
for two weeks on account of the alb
sence of Benton & Campbell, Mr..
Billbe's attorneys.
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 & Shelter
$4,000 plants at the lola Floral
Gardens. All the leading varieties
of Small Fruits, Greenhouse, Pansies,
Bedding and Vegetable Plants. Cata-
logue free. A. l.. Harmon.
Monday was q spring day. Tues
day was variable. Wednesday was
late i'm the fall. Yesterday, with two
inches of snow, was the dead of win
ter. variety is the spice of lite."
Having made change in my bust
ness it becomes necessary that all my
old accounts should be closed at once.
Those indebted will please call and
settle either by cash or note. w. j.
Ihrig.
Mr.. John Grimm, of Geneva, who
talks politics very little and attends to
his business a great deal and is cOnse-
auentIy very well satisfied with Kan
sas and things in general, was among
our callers Tuesday.
"Ten Nights in Bar ROOM" the
well known temperance drama, will
be given at the Opera House next
Friday and Saturday nights under
the auspices of the Sons of Veterans.
See cast of characters elsewhere.
To sell, trade or rent, furnished or
partly furnished: The hotel property
known as the Franklin House, Hum
boldt. Kansas. Terms reasonable.
Amply at the hotel or to Waters IL
Whitaker, lola, Kansas. 1919
Jurors, witnesses and litigants in at
tendance upon the District Court will
find the Nickel Plate restaurant the
best and cheapest place in town to get
meals. Under Abrams management
it is run in first class style. Give it a
trial.
Mr.. Cory, TT. Scott, Mr.. Kirkpat-
rick, FredOnia, Mr.. Cox, of Erie, MIR.
Gard, Bronson, Mr.. Perry, FIT. Scott,
Coguill, Barber and Gilbert, Hum
boldt, were among the foreign attor-
neys in attendance upon Court this
week.
/ have ordered a very large and well
assorted stock of wall paper for the
spring trade and it will be ready for
inspection in a few days. Don't make
your purchases until you have exam
ined my goods. A. o. Allen, 7. ..
Book Store.
Mr.. Allan Macdonald has bought
out his partners in the Allandale
Stock Farm, and now owns the entire
tract, 1860 acres of land, in his own
name. 1t is magnificent farm and
Mr.. Macdonald is to be congratulated
on his acquisition.
Mrs. r. V. Reed. of Cottage Grove,
reports to the REGISTER that she sold
two dozen chickens in Chanute one
| day last week for $500. That leaves
1 Mr.. Hardin, whose sale we quoted
two weeks ago as something eXtraor'
binary, clean out of sight.
Supt. Barber desires to announce
the next meeting of the \. {. L. A,
at Humboldt, April 1. The Reading
Circle work will be the first month as
indicated in the outlines, as on ac-
count of bad weather there were no
recitatiops at the March meeting.
Action was brought before the coun-
ty board of examiners last Saturday
to revoke the certificate of Mr.. j.
G.. Ball, who is teaching at Liber-
ty, but after hearing all the testimony
the board concluded that there was
not sufficient ground for such action.
The lady friends of Mrs. Capt. Ser
vey gave her a pleasant surprise last
Saturday by calling on her and re-
Winding her that it was her 43rd
birthday. They came with well filled
baskets aud some twenty persons took
dinner there and had good time gen.
orally.
At the council meeting Monday
night the ordinances published else
where were passed, and the usual
bills were allowed. Messrs Cum
mings, Robinson and Whitaker were
appointed judges, and Misses Sadie
Reimert and Nellie Shelter clerks, OF
the approaching city election.
have for sale 20 varieties of straw