The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-11-27

God holds it all in His love-.
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Joseph Il. DickerSOn and G.. ID. Cum
ningham were up from East Cottage
Grove last Saturday and came up to
say good word to the REGISTER. 1t
is the friendship and confidence of
such men that the REGISTER counts
among its chiefest possessions.
Mrs. Goshorn has secured space in
J. II. YOung's store and desires to
notify her customers that she is again
ready for business. \ large order
which she had out for goods has ar
rived since the fire, so her stock will
be found very complete in most lines.
We see by the Galveston Tribune
that d. r. Beatty has gone into the
| fruit growing business in Texas, hav-
ing 50-acre farm about an hours
ride from Galveston which he devOtes
to the cultivation of oranges and pears.
''Dave" was always versatile gen
! ius.
! When you want anything i'm the
| line of hardware, stoves or tinware,
you needn't go past w. l.. Bartels' to
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stock of shelf hardware is complete,
his line of stoves is the largest car
ried in the county, and his tin shop is
run by j. j. Casmire, the "old relia-
At the last meeting of the /. o. o.
+. Lodge the 'yOung crowd" got to the
/ front in great shape, the officers cleo
ed for the ensuing year being the fol-
lowing: John FOust, y. G.; 4. +.
Kelley, V. e.; II. Hobart, See; G.:
Ausherman, L. s.; l.. HOrville, Treas.
At the last meeting of NeOshO
Lodge, X. of p. officers were elected
for the ensuing term follows; y.
o. Allen, &. c.; J. P.McNutt, V. c.;
Leroy Happersett, NJ. at A.; VIM
GOodhue, Prelate; J. Il. Wood, NJ. of
F.; III. Steyer, NJ. of F.; Schuyler
Brewster, X. of II. and s; &. Kreuter,
Representative to Grand Lodge.
We are pleased to announce that
Rev. j. +. Huckleberry, who preach
ed at the Baptist church last Sunday,
has accepted a call to the pastorate
of that church and will therefore re-
main with us. Mr.. Huckleberry is IA
young man of good appearance and
pleasant address and the REGISTER
is glad to welcome him to lola.
J. NJ Huffman wants everybody to
know that he is still keeping up "The
Racket" He has rented one of the
rooms in the Brosier building on the
North Side and already has IL pretty
complete stock, which is being added
to every week, and which he is sell
| ing at the old mountaineering prices
/ When you want to save money it will
pay you to go and see him.
We print in full this week the letter
of Gen. Rice from which we gave eX-
tracts in our last issue. 1t will well
repay reading and bordering. \ COM
plete report of the Farmers Alliance
convention at indianapolis is also
given, as well as much other interest
ing and valuable matter. The REG
lister is pretty complete paper this
week.
Mr. ROsenberger wants everybody
to know that he is not now in the ber-
nv business but is at the old Pancoast
picture gallery building making and
repairing boots and shoes. All are
! invited to call and see him. Farmers
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he found in his shop at all times of
the day, and you can get your work
done while attending to your other
business.
Most of our people will doubtless re-
member Mrs. Annie Abbott, the little
Georgia woman, who gave an exhibit
ton at the Opera House two years
ago of her miraculous physical
strength, as shown in twisting hick
DRY sticks, overcoming the combined
strength of several men, etc. Well,
she is in London now giving exhibit
billions for 81 900 night and creating
a great sensation.
The REGISTER is printed by steam
power this week, our little Acme en-
CINE doing the work with neatness
and dispatch. The two job presses
also have steam attachments so that
we nOw..have practically all the facil-
( tiles of a city office for doing good
work and doing it rapidly. 1t has
cost more to fix the office up in this
way, but we have done it i'm the faith
that the business furnished by lola
and Allen county would justify it.
, MiRncdpOtis Messenger: Despite
the fire which destroyed the lola REG
IsTER office, that paper never missed
number. \ brother Publisher as
sisted i'm getting out one number, and
the next week Mr.. Scott had new
office bought i'm 1t. Louis. While his
loss has been quite heavy, Mr.. ScOtt's
energy will pull him out of the diff
/ ficulty. The lola REGISTER is an
able and honest paper that Allen
county folks must and will have.
+ Miss stella ROtermund enter
/ tanned quite a number of her lit
( tie friends last Saturday ut her home
in honor of her 9th birthday. These
present were Misses Florence Mitchell,
Julia Mcclure, FiaFenee Robinson,
! Alica Glattieid, Jessie Hart, Hazel
/ BoWlus. Jessie Bartels, Clara Ellis,
Jennie Arnold, Oracle Patterson, Tin
ME Mcdowell, Hazel Stevenson, Esth-
er Freed, Annie Ewart, Addie Reed,
! Gladys NOrthrup, Masters Hal Jones,
Roy Slower, Ira GOodhue, Phil StOver,
Sammie Ellis, Fred Fulton. The lit
tie ones were entertained with music
and games by Misses Nell COlbOrn,
Sadie Ireland and Aggie Duncan.
supper was served at and they de-
parted leaving many handsome
tokens of regard for Miss Stella.
1t occurred to the kind hearts of
Mr.. and Mrs. q. w. Apple, Mr.. and
Mrs. y. o. Allen and Mr.. and Mrs
Frank LETTER that it would he. ~
proper thing to give the I,s,fisTER a
"hOuse warming IA the evening the
paper Use printed for the first time
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