The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-04-03
Jas. McNutt has bought Ihrig &

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at the store.
If you want a carpet. furniture, pi
ano, sewing machine or anything il
their line Patterson & Sleeper vii
save you money.
The editor of the REGISTER went I,
Lawrence yesterday 10 attend q meet
ing of the Board of Regents of tn,
State University.
The Neosho Presbytery will hold il:
next regular meeting at the Preaby
terrain church in Moran, beginning OF
Tuesday, April 9TH.
Italy has the best navy i'm the world
and Tim Slower suggests that if We
get into war with her the best WHY
out would be to buy it.
The ministers of the city have beer
requested by the w. G. L. L. to make
sabbath Observance" the subject q
one of their discourses next Sunday.
Mr.. J. G. Reeder, of Elm was among
our Monday callers. He says that th5
past March is the first one for ten
years that he has rot done any plow,
ing.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Chris.
| tian Church will give social at the
residence of J. r., Young on Tuesday
evening, April 10th. Particulars next
week.
Union: Will. Works killed eight
wild geese one morning last week at
two shots. We claim this TO be the
1t, lN@t Is l.
Who can beat it?
Some one has sent us copy of the
| Fit. Collins, Col. Courier with mark
ed notice of the death at that place on
March d, of Mrs. Clara Moore, wife of
Edward Marshall.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. w. Allen and Miss
Blanche, came over from Piqua Satur-
day night TO see the play, and remain
ed over Sunday the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. \. o. Allen.
Parties having farms to sell for cash
or to exchange for other property will
considerable inquiry for farms.
Bostwick & Shelter
The REGISTER job office is doing a
large amount of blank book work
these days, and it Is giving excellent
satisfaction. II you want anything of
the kind give us a trial.
$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.
Married, at the residence of the bride
in this city Saturday afternoon, March
2S, 1891, Mr.. G. w. Spencer, of Craw-
ford county and Mrs. II. J. Canatsev,
Rev. G. n. H. Moore, officiating.
1 have just received new and ele-
CANT stock of wall paper for the conf
ing season. The styles are fresh and
very attractive. Be sure to gee them
before buying. DR.. J. w. Scott.
The o. S. F. paid another death loss
last week,-that of Mrs. Geo. w. Ga
briel. Parsons, the amount being
S2056.90. The claim was paid within
thirty days after the death occurred.
d. d. Spicer was down from Geneva
Monday. He says the effort that was
made to organize an Alliance lodge
there failed for the reason that every
body regarded it as political move.
The Cottage Service of the Episcopal
Church will be held at the residence
of Mrs. Simpson on Thursday, April
9th, at Z o'clock p. III. All are cordial
~ invited to attend. Rev. John Ben
nett.
Having made a change in my BUSH
ness it becomes necessary that all my
old accounts should be closed at once
Those indebted will please call and
settle either by rash or note. w. J.
1hrig.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. +. Widener, lola,
want employment. They would pre-
fer to work together OH a farm, but
will accept employment separately.
They are willing and able and anxious
for work.
The boys who laughed aud clapped
their hands at the play the other
night when "Switchelr said "seven-
elevenn as he threw his bones gave
themselves away beautifully. Ask
them how.
Mr.. Frank Jacoby came down from
Lane University last Friday and re-
manned until yesterday visiting with
the folks. He delivered a lecture i'm |
his home neighborhood west of the
river Monday evening.
Mr.. T. G.. Herff, who has lately Le-
come a resident of Elsmore township
again after a long absence, was in lola |
oil he Iraf in,
years. He found himself una BILE to re-
cognize single old landmark.
To sell, trade or rent, furnished or
partly furnished: The hotel property
known as the Franklin House, Hum
boldt, Kansas. Terms reasonable.
Apply at the hotel or to Waters &
lola, Kansas. 1919
The "Sons" are under many obligs-
tons to the Boys" and the "Girls"
bands for music furnished for the
play. The Boys played Friday night,
and the Girls Saturday night, and
both acquitted themselves with much
credit.
McCook Camp S. of V. held a spec
al meeting Tuesday night and mus
tered three new recruits, Harvey
Christian, Carlyle, and Robert Hart
Hobart, lola. The boys are
yettirg ready for war with the Da-
goes.
onion: J. W. Hamm and Will
Works killed a swan Friday of last
week, that weighed eleven pounds
md measured seven feet from tip to
lip of wings. 1t took eight shots at
ong shot gun range to kill it. 1t was
/ fine bird.
have ordered very large and well
assorted stock of wall paper for the