The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-03-06

work.
T. F. Kelly will lecture at Rock
Creek school house on Saturday eve
ming, March IA, on "Bad Habits
Admission free and everybody in
vited.
I have just received full line Of
mixed paints, carriage paints, varnish.
es, and stains all of best quality and
cheaper than ever before. DR.. J. w
Scott.
Bev. G. n. H. Moore went to Oswe
go yesterday and will remain there
over Sunday. His pulpit will be oc'
cupied in his absence by Rev. J. f
Myler.
We neglected last week to mention
]. p. McNutt's new transfer wagon
1t is from the lola Carriage Works
and is one of the best ever put on oul
streets.
Mr.. Warren, of Usage, arrived here
yesterday on his way home from Ire.
land. He did not learn until he reach.
ed lola of the death of his wife which
occurred last week.
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
Gabriel Warren has expended the
pension money lately received in
building an addition to his house and
in other ways improving his property
in Rhoades' addition.
An ordinance which is of special in.
terest to city stock owners appears in
this issue. In our judgment it is about
as fair a settlement of the "town GOVT
controversy as could be made.
Mr.. D. Ferguson, of Salem, removed
Tuesday with his family to Ottawa
We are sorry to have them leave Al.
len county and hope they may return
in the near future to their old home.
The concert under the direction OF
Rev. Shaley will be given Tuesday
evening, March II, instead of on the
Goth, as previously announced. The
program will be published next week.
Mr.. J. McClelland has bought the
Buell. farm, 2! miles south east of lola.
1t is an exrellent farm and Mr.. Nc
Clelland is to be congratulated OH the
prosperity that warrants the pur-
chase.
Having made q 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 lash or note. w. J.
Ihrig.
The eleven months old child of Mr..
and Mrs. R. NJ. Ramey died Monday
at 9 o'clock and was buried
afternoon. The bereaved
parents have the sympathy of their
You may never have chance to see
real Indian dances, but if you 60 to
the Opera House next Thursday and
Friday evenings you will see repre-
of them as nearly perfect as
can be given.
The subject of Pres. Taylor's lecture
at the opera house tonight is "The
Measure of Man." 1t will doubtless
be well worth the % cents charged for
Proceeds for the benefit of
the High school.
Mrs. J. Bedell, and daughter, Miss
Maggie Bedell, of st. Louis, are visit
ing their relatives, Mrs. J. b. Cos
horn, Mr.. Geo. Golf and Mr.. A. A.
Gould, of this city, and Mrs. DIR.
Wilson of Humboldt.
The platform of principles publish
ed in the REGISTER three weeks ago
has been copied approvingly by a
number of the papers of the State, a.
mong them the Topeka Capital and
the Wellington Press.
Bean&Arnett have sold their livery
stable to Mr.. John Watkins and his
sons, who took possession Cd Monday.
1t is the intention of the new proprie-
tors to put in several new teams and
run first class stable in every re-
spect.
1 have ordered very large and well
assorted stock of wall paper for the
spring trade and it will be ready for
in a few days. Don't make
your purchases until you have EXAM
med my goods. A. o. Allen, P. o.
Book Store.
Jas. Overmyer and Hooker SHAPED
have completed their ice cream freezer
and expect to receive patent for it
soon. 1t is ON the same principle as
the Hart & Gillihan freezer but has
some differences that are considered
Moran Herald: Mr.. j. S. Martin
put up a fine monument of lola mar
Die ON his lot in the cemetery here on
tuesday of last week. This marble
g as handsome and durable as any in
he country, and is furnished at a
very moderate price.