The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-09-11
THE lola REGISTER.
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER IL, 1891.
LOCAL MATTERS.

see BECK Tor Corn Harvesters.
/ School maps at w. J. Evans
i Some good bargains at Beck's.
| Go to Scott's for school supplies.
| Window glass and putty at Coutants
| A perfect fit in spectacles at COTS
Klaumann will pay Is cts for eggs
Fine new parlor set at Culbertson's
| Meals at all hours at the Nicke
Plate.
Go to Scott's for window glass ant
putty.
Fine candies and cigars at the Nick
ell Plate.
Garden tools of all kinds, at w. L
Bartels'.
Sample shoes at Weigley's at phoIe
sale prices.
| Beck sells Domestic and White sew
ing machines.
Bran and shorts by the ton, cheap
H. Klaumann.
d. Ewart had business i'm Union
town this week.
All the standard patent medicine.
at w. J. Evans.
Old papers for sale at this office, 9
cents per hundred.
Go to Weigley's shoe store for chill
dren's school shoes.
All kinds of hardware at reasonable
prices. A. Ewart.
| 1 have a good second hand binder In
running order. Beck.
Stone chimney, the best substitute
for brick at Coutant's.
Big cane-bottom rockers and easy
chairs at Culbertson's.
Get Evans prices OH maps and die
tiOnaries before buying.
If you want watch repairing done
first class take it to Golf.
Drain tile at Coutant's.
Best homemade tin fruit cans at
Bartels hardware store.
Go to WeigLey's Shoe Store for mems
and boys boots and shoes.
1t takes cash or cash ON demand to
buy school books at Evans.
H. Klaumann has just received the
last carload of Old Wheat Flour.
Mrs. Sam Ellis came down from
Lawrence Wednesday for visit.
Miss Louie Waggoner of Humboldt
is the guest of Miss Mamie Evans.
If you want to find out how pretty
you are get Moore to take your picture.
If you want a good sack of flour go
to Klaumann's and get the Old Wheat
Flour.
Mrs. Carrie Williams, of Neosho
Falls, has been visiting Mrs. w. +.
Servey.
Homer Henderson and Jimmie
Campbell drove up to Colony last
Sunday.
Mrs. w. w. Anderson and Miss
Hattie Coblentz are visiting i'm Kan
sas City.
Mr.. Leo Fessler, of the Moran Her
aid, was in to attend the convention
Tuesday.
w. J. Evans will take your old
school books, no matter how old, on
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Campbell re-
turned Wednesday from short visit
to TT. Scott.
Mr.. L. r. Ray has bought the Nick
ell Plate restaurant and will keep it up
to the mark.
Milk shake and ice cold summer
drinks of all kinds at like & Ling's
lunch counter.
Coal lands, marble lands, raw and
l"nds for sale or trade. Bost-
wick d. tSmeltZer.
Last Monday was Labor Day. AsI
far us we could observe, lola celebrat-
ed it by laboring.
Miss Clara Welch has resumed her
duties in the postoffice after several
vacation.
Mrs. Crigler went to Colony Tues
day as delegate to the Baptist con-
vention held there.
Rev. J. S. Nasmith will preach at |
the Baptist church morning and eve
ming, next Sunday.
The pews of the Presbyterian church |
are for sale. Apply to Rev. Wright. |
lola, for information.
More new remedies and fine drug
at Evans than any other two |
stores in Allen county.
Wanted--immediately, several young
aides to work at the Evaporator. APP
ply to r. r. Claiborne.
Miss Alice Crosby has returned
rom Ohio to enter upon her duties as
teacher in our schools.
Mrs. l.. A. Thrasher and children
,eturned to Lawrence last week, after
/ ten days visit in lola.
Miss Ruth Brown went up to Col
my Tuesday to attend the meeting of
he Baptist Association.
Chas. Moore runs the best photo
,raph gallery in the county. See him
md get your picture took"
Burritt link returned from Fl. Scott
He has been working at
lis trade in the Monitor Office.
The work OH the Presbyterian
hurch is nearly completed and the
looks las good as new"
Mrs. Raymond favored the REGIS
'ER office with samples of her peaches
asst week. They are unusually fine.
A number of our people are in at
on the convention of Baptist
hurches in session at Colony this
week.
Why do 50 many people buy gaso-
inc at SCOTS? Because they get full
Measure at bottom prices. Promptly
delivered.
superior Axle grease at Coutant's;
warranted not to gum, get hard in
old or melt in hot weather; boxes
Or % cents.
G. &. Null will have sale of per-
onal property at his farm . miles
orth of Carlyle post office on Tues