The Iola register., 1891-07-10
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are open to any business man who maj
wish to verify this claim.
Tin fruit cans at Coutant's.
Cylinder oil at w. J. Evans.
Ralph Thrasher is at home this week
Window glass and putty at Coutants
Big cut on ladies slippers at Weig
ley's.
Harry Sofge was in lola oil the
Fourth.
A good dress suit for S4.OO at d
Ewart's.
Garden tools of all kinds, at w. l.
Bartels'.
Hope bleached muslins &c. North
rup Bros.
Black and white robes cheap al
NOrthrup Bros.
Mrs. l.. b. Jones spent several days
in lola this week.
Dressed chickens every Saturday al
Ihrig & Swigart's.
Low shoes for ladies from soc to 5:
at Northrup Bros.
Old papers for sale at this office, 2:
cents per hundred.
Cylinder oil for engines and thresh'
ers at w. J. Evans
Ladies ribbed vests from for 25C
up at Northrup Bros.
Every egg that Esse sells is tested
and guaranteed fresh.
Big cane-bottom rockers and easy
chairs at Culbertson's.
Take your repairing, stoves and
tinware, to w. H. Root.
Miss Sadie Ireland spent the Fourth
with friends at Garnett.
If you want watch repairing done
first class take it to Golf.
Hammock and Croquet-rest and
pleasure-at A. o. Aliens.
Prescriptions carefully compounded
at Cowan & Aushermann's.
Sardines at ) cents a can and sal
mon at 10 cents. Klaumann.
Mrs. H. A. Ewing returned from
her visit in Illinois, Tuesday.
Meals at all hours at the Nickel
Plate, Al. Abrams, proprietor.
John Often will accommodate his Gus
toners from to II on Sundays.
Miss Lucy Smeltzer returned last
week from her visit in Arkansas.
Burritt link started Tuesday to join
the colony of lola printers at Ft. Scott.
Klaumann has got in a new invoice
of fine queensware, pretty and cheap.
Mckinley Is not responsible for the
good photos and low prices at Billbe's.
The library ladies will have q social
i'm the Park Wednesday evening July
15.
Miss Anna Moore is at home from
Usage Mission school for the summer
vacation.
Miss Alice Hendricks of Ft. Scott
spent several days with lola friends
last week.
There isn't anything that Leffier
doesn't know about repairing iewelry
and watches.
Miss Lena Peterson goes to Lincoln
Nebraska to-day for & visit with
friends there.
Milk shake and ice cold summer
drinks of all kinds + like & Ling's
lunch counter.
Prof. Umholtz, formerly of lola, is
the Normal Institute at
City.
Mr.. w. :. Irwin of LOngton, Elk
county, was i'm lola Thursday on his
way to Clinton, Mo.
Someone attempted to break into Mr..
house last Saturday night,
but was frightened away.
Misses Blanche Wright and Bertha
Ellis are making a weeks visit at the
Monfort farm east of town.
Mr.. I. H. Kasebeer from near Hum
boldt, was in town Tuesday and made
a pleasant call at this office.
We neglected to note at the proper
time the return of Miss Jessie Thayer
from the Emporia Normal school.
This office is indebted to Mrs. Delp,
of Deer Creek, for a pleasant call and
a bucket of fine clingstone peaches.
Miss Minnie Croft has good riding
or driving pony to hire. Price I5 cents
a day. Three dollars a week; cash.
SAVE YOUR TEETH by going to DIR.
Higgins, the dentist. Satisfactory
work guaranteed at reasonable prices.
You can make the old buggy look
like a new one with a quart of Johns
paint. Five different colors at w. ].
Evans.
Mrs. L. L. Northrup and Mrs. +. A.
Northrup started yesterday to join
Lon. and Alt. at Manitou Springs,
Colorado.
Now doth the little peach of an EN-
erald hue appear In the land. The
tale of woe will probably appear in
our next issue.
Although it interrupted the opera
tions OF some, our farmers as a whole
agree that the rain Tuesday night was
very beneficial.
Mr.. A. H. Barber came down from
Lenexa. where he is employed in a
drug store, to spend the Fourth among
Allen county friends.
W. H. Root has moved his tinshop
from the basement of the Coutant
to the third door south, OPP
posite Moore's gallery.
We are informed that Charlie Kline
has located i'm Hartman, in the east
ern part of Tennessee, and has gone
into the drug business there.