The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-10-02

any other two papers in the county
Our subscription books and press room
are open to any business man who may
wish to verify this claim.
Honey IS cts a pound at Klauman's
Ray Duffy is home from Richmond
Ice-cold drinks at l.. r. Rays Nick.
ell Plate.
Ice, 80 cts a hundred, at Kreuter &
Kreuger's.
Please call and settle you bills with
Esse at once.
Mrs. P. c. Hubbard is visiting hel
son in Topeka.
Tablets, states, pencils, sponges etc.
etc., at Scott's.
Good houses for rent or sale. APP.
ply to s. G. Brewster.
Mrs. Webster Greene and son went
to st. Louis Tuesday.
Ralph Thrasher is down from Rich.
mond visiting the folks.
Fresh meats of all kinds,-mutton
pork, chickens, at Ihrigs.
Misses Cora and Madge Sumner are
on the sick list this week.
For children's school dresses see the
pretty new styles at Ewart's.
Mrs. Rail of Colony was the guest
of Mrs. Claiborne last week.
Pocket cutlery, razors and shears,
fully warranted, at Coutant's.
The best way to keep apples is to
can them in w. Roots tin cans.
Mesdames Narg and Perry of Hum
boldt visited the hub Wednesday.
Mrs. John Hamm of Wyoming, is
in lola, the guest of Mrs. McNutt.
Miss George English has been quite
LII this week, but is some better now.
w. H. Root will do your tin work
promptly and guarantees satisfaction.
We loan money at six per cent and
small commission. Bostwick & Smelt-
ger.
&c. Woodin ha. his broom shop
north of town nearly completed, it is a
1aisy.
The supply of desk copies of school
books for teachers is at Supt. Barber's
office.
Mrs. f. Robbins of Fl. Scott is Wis.,
ting her daughter, Mrs. f. A. Nor
.hrup.
A No. IS Crown Jewell hard coal
burner in good condition for SO.
VIM. Goodhue.
Mrs. Mildred Mcfarland returned
o her home Tuesday, summoned by
he illness of her husband.
Remember that we are headquarters
or stoves of all kinds, especially gaso-
inc stoves. w. l.. Bartels.
Rev. Sumner reports good atten-
lance at the protracted meeting which
lie is carrying on at LaHarpe.
Servey & Thomas have the contract
o build a new school house In the
of Wise postoffice.
Quite a number of lola ladies ex-
,ect to witness the Priests of Pallas
'arade in Kansas City next week.
Mrs. VIM. Hankins has some nice
lew hats. And she is still prepared
o re-shape old styles. Give her call.
Fl. Scott Monitor: Mr.. and Mrs. c.
:. Benton have gone to housekeeping
It the corner Of Fifth and Lowman
treets.
Mr.. Klaumann is entertaining
riend, Mr.. Gresenhans of Muscotine,
a, who is making his first visit in
Kansas.
Born, TO Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Ling.
Sept. 2sth, a son, weighing
= pounds. Mother and child are do
ng well.
Mr.. Klaumann and his guest, Mr..
are visiting Mr.. Klau-
1ann's sister in the northern part of
he State.
A license to marry was issued this
7eek to Mr.. Frank See, aged 20, and
fiss Mamie Skellen, aged 10, both of
Allen county. I
DIR. w. d. Scott wishes us to state
hat his duties in the drug store do
OF interfere with his practice as some
ave supposed.
The Teachers Association will meet
aturday at lola. The program will
onsist in bringing up back work in
be reading circle.
Mrs. DIR. Boulson spent several days
1 Fort Scott last week. She brought
er grandson, Master Kenneth, home
18th her for visit.
Miss Cappie Sumner expects to
tart to Sulphur Springs, Arkansas,
he last of this week to visit her
rother, A. +. Sumner.
Mr.. Will Welch and his cousin,
liss Terwiliger arrived this morning
rom London Mills They are the
uests of Mr.. I. s. WEIGH.
If you want a spring wagon, call on
he lola Carriage Works. They sell a
etter wagon for S75 and $50 than was
yer shipped into the State.