The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-09-18
Honey IS ct. a mound at KAUFMAN:

W 10 WSytSys OHoe StUfc yOF bue
:. ies' fine shoes.
It Tablets, states, pencils, sponges etc.
l. etc., at Scott's.
w. III. Root has good. home-mad,
;. tin cans for sale.
Ice cream Saturdays and Sunday.
at the Nickel Plate.
Mrs. J. f. Henderson went to TT
Scott TUESDAY night.
T. Mrs. Taylor of Ottawa is visiting
;. her son, Mr.. A. l.. Taylor.
For children's school dresses see the
|? pretty new styles at Ewart's.
s Pocket cutlery, razors and shears
s fully warranted, at Coutant's.
w. III. Root will 60 your tin work
promptly and guarantees satisfaction
. Miss Hattie Williams returned
from her visit to Fit. Scott, Saturday.
!, Money to loan cheaper and quicker
/ than anybody else. BOstwick & Smelt-
Ter.
Mr.. T. ]. Shall, of Hiawatha, was
visiting at w. e.. Thrasher's this
week.
Miss Nettio Wise was the guest of
: Mrs. Wilmington at Humboldt last
week.
Mrs. Archibald came up from Cha
: mute last Friday to begin her school
: work.
+ Wanted-a good girl to do general
housework. Mrs. A. J. Fulton, lola,
Kansas.
n Misses Kate Ellis and Belle Scott
came up from Oklahoma City last Sat
urday night.
A No. IS Crown Jewell hard coal
burner in good condition for SO.
VIM. Goodhue.
/ Chas. Cummings will have a sale
things. See bills.
Mr.. Henry Goemmer returned to
Allen county after a several months
sojourn in Kentucky.
Remember that we are headquarters
for stoves of all kinds, especially gaso-
line stoves. w. l.. Bartels.
Mr.. Leslie Potter has gone to Fari-
bault, Mimi, where he will attend
the Seabury Divinity School.
Trersnrer Cunningham went to To-
peka Tuesday to represent Allen coun-
ty before tine Worlds Fair committee. |
Mr.. Leo Fessler, of the Moran Her.
aid, was in Wednesday to the Central
Committee meeting and called at the
REGISTER Office.
Something new. The conundrum |
social to be given by the Presbyter-
ian ladies soon. Look out for the pro
gram next week.
For sixty days will sell more and
better hardware, tinware, stoves and
wire for cash than any body i'm the
county. A. Ewart.
Fred Funston reached home safely
last Monday, after his long wander
ings. He attended the opening of the
University last week.
If you want spring wagon, call on
the lola Carriage Works. They sell a
better wagon for SO and $50 than was
ever shipped into the State.
Mr.. U. G. Bean goes to Lawrence
this week to enter the University Law
School. lola has five representatives
at the University this year.
Elder A. Ross, of Peoria county, Ill
inois, is in Allen county looking after
business interests, and made the REG
lister office pleasant call.
The Superintendent of the Poor
Asylum has three colored children to
bind out,-two boys and one girl, three
and five and seven years old.
L have some nice rooms well located
and suitable for students attendingl
High School. Terms reasonab Bile.
Call and see me. T.. l.. Whitaker. s
Mr.. c. r. Hale, one of the ''oppress- t
ed" farmers of the Usage, was in the Z
city Monday. He has SO acres of corn
that will beat 60 bushels per acre. a
John Richards has finished some /
fine specimens of lola Marble which
VIM. Cunningham took to the Worlds
Fair meeting in Topeka, on the 18th.
Mrs. Turner has moved her millin-
cry stock into the Simpson building,
Oh the corner, west side, and is pre-
pared to do business with increased
facilities.
The September Western School N
Journal contains an interesting arti- o
lie on preparation for the First DAY (;
If School" by Mrs. Lillian H. Picken, @
If lola. i,
Ray Taylor played circus so serious $
y the other day that he dislocated
lis arm at the elbow. The accident $
vas very painful but he is getting T
'long well now. Q
The carpenters and masons are done "
With their work on the Presbyterian %
'hurch. The building will be turned c,
'ver to the Ladies' Working Society
or inside finish.
We wish to impress on your minds
hat Oct. l., 1881 is the date to call and Z
ettle your accounts as we cannot al ~
ow your accounts to run after this II
late. Richards & WEIGH. o
At the regular meeting of the X. p. n
.Odge last evening, the degree of :.
Knight was conferred upon J. F. Nigh m
nd 5 c. Brewster and the Page de- sc
rec upon Mr.. J. F. Wood. az
Oklahoma Times-Jou7,al: Mrs. tn
Tmholtz and daughter left yesterday
u Mound City, Kansas, where Prof.
Tmholtz will act as superintendent of
be city schools during the coming
ear. re
To whom it may concern: We, the sh
Undersigned do certify that we are sh
ell satisfied and pleased with the tic
work of Messrs. Patterson tic
Sleeper, Undertakes, lola, Kansas, 81
nd particularly the embalming of our
'ther, Abel Fisher, late proprietor of