The Iola register., 1891-04-17

lt is time to begin to think abou
gasoline stoves and you should go t,
Bartels' and see the Quick Meal. 1t i
perfection.
superior Axle grease at Coutant's
warranted not to gum, get hard il
cold or melt in hot weather; boxe
for % cents.
Chas. Searls got some stone dust il
his eyes while working at the marble
quarry, and has suffered severely, but
is now better.
If you want a carpet, furniture, pi
ano, sewing machine or anything il
their line Patterson & Sleeper viii
save you money.
The State Board of Railroad As
SCISSORS will be at the s. K. depot in g
special train at 9:45 this morning OF
their annual tour.
have decided to stay in lola, and
my old customers will find my stock
of hardware complete and prices low
er than ever. A. Ewart.
Miss Hammond, agent of the Leav.
enworth Home for the Friendless
was in town over Sunday collecting
funds for the institution.
The street force was busy Tuesday
doing much needed work on the
cutters which the recent heavy rains
had flushed" full of mud.
Miss Sadie Reimert this week sent
one of her oil paintings to customer
in Wisconsin who paid round price
for it. lola is reaching out.
Why does anybody raise guineas!
They are not good to eat, they hide
their eggs, and they make the most
exasperating noise on earth.
Why do you let the chickens destroy
your garden when you can keep them
out with that poultry netting? Only
one cent a square foot, at Coutants.
Two Kansas towns, Jamestown and
Burr Oak, elected women to the office
of police Judge at the late election.
Woe to the drunk and disorderly" of
those towns!
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.
Bostwiek & Smeltzer
Mrs. Hankins has received her new
spring goods, including some very
stylish and handsome designs and
would be glad to have the ladies call
and inspect her stock.
999, 900 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.
Mr.. D. Klink has rented the Buchan-
an house, just west of Taylor's lumber
yard and will move into it with his
family in few days. He will continue
to manage his farm south of town.
Mrs. Daniel Klink, first door west of
Taylur's lumber yard, is prepared to
color, bleach and reshape bonnets and
hats and dress over old ribbons, silks
and velvets. Satisfaction guaranteed.
A company of young ladies favored
the official board of the NJ. L. church,
who were holding belated meeting
in the church about 1890 last Satur-
day night, with a serenade which the
brethren highly appreciated.
Supreme Protector Wells, of Par
sons, the highest official of the Order
of Select Friends, has been in town
this week OH business with DR.. Linn
the affairs of the Order.
Mr.. Tathwell, of the Colony Free
Press, was in town last Saturday and
bought one of the REGISTER job
presses, which will be replaced in
this office with larger and better
one.
The young ladies of the Baptist
church will give a "Quiz' social at
the G.. A. r. hall next Tuesday eve
tainment and good time is promised.
Come.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wonnell died at her
home in Usage township on Saturday,
April 4, in the 9th year of her age.
The funeral services were held on
at . o'clock, Rev. Trout Off
ciating.
Miss Sadie Reimert will give all art
display of the work of her class in the
of Mr.. Coutant's hardware
store April ., a and p. Her sum-
mer term begins May l. Terms 80
cents per lesson.
The Wells Fargo and Pacific ex-
press offices have been separated, the
latter remaining In the hands of Mr..
Cowan and the former being placed
in charge of the agent at the Southern
Kansas depot.
There is a little boy in town who
looks as if he might be Brownie es-
capped out of one of Palmer CoX's |
pictures. We saw him on stills the |
1ther day and the resemblance was |
closer than ever.
The Southern Kansas will sell
round trip tickets to Chanute and |
return at one and one third fare, April |
Is and ~. good TO return April 2s, the
occasion being the End anniversary
If Odd Fellowship.
Now that it is so muddy you can do
40 work at home, suppose you come
% town and buy some wall paper and
decorations from A. o. Allen. His
stock includes the cheapest as we'll as
the very best grades.
I have my new stock of wall paper,
borders and decorations, They are
he incest styles ever brought to town
and are all ready for inspection.
Please call before making your pur-
,hase. DR.. ]. w. Scott,
The Southern Kansas will sell tick
,ts to Topeka and return, on sale Apr
/ ~ and q and good to return April
3, at one fare for the round trip, the
beinsethe Worlds Fair con-
1ention TO be held April 3 and "a.
There is TO me
, daintiness about these early flowers.
That touches me like poetry. They bloom
With such a simple lOveliness among
The common herbs of pasture, and breathe out
fssir lives so Qnobtrusiyely. like hearts
" hose sresthings are too gentle Tor this world -
Miller.
The appointment of Sam Baker as