The Iola register., 1891-02-06

as outside and now have as handsOme
office rooms as there are i'm town.
What is the use of hugging the
kitchen.stove all winter and getting
in the way of your wife, when you can
get good heater 40 cheap at Bartels?
Stockmen desiring to advertise their
business will find the REGISTER job
Office well supplied with cuts and 9TH
er facilities for doing the work in good
style.
The REGISTER job office received an
order this week for 800 pamphlets
from LaCygne. The fame of the good
work done here is gone abroad into all
the land.
Two young colored girls got to
scrapping during the time of religious
services at the colored church the
other evening. Two dollars more for
the school fund.
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.
Bostwick & Smeltzer
In reply to Enquirer" we would
say that the post-office was closed on
Monday out OF respect to the memory
of Secretary Window, and not because
it was Ground Hog day.
Mr.. VIM. Overholt, Salem farmer
who has prospered well enough in
renting from other men to be able
now to buy farm of his own, was a
mong our callers Tuesday.
At recent meeting of delegates
held at the city of Syracuse, n. Y,
Leslie +. Potter, formerly of lola, was
elected Secretary and Treasurer of the
New York intercollegiate Athletic
association.
AL. Abrams took possession of the
Nickel Plate restaurant Monday and
is now ready for business. Mr.. Alb
rams will run an orderly first class
restaurant and deserves the patronage
of the public.
The biggest boom that ever came to
lola is here this week. 1t is 38 feet
long and II inches square and was
manufactured by Capt. Servey for use
in the derrick to be put up at the
marble quarry.
The warm winter has left on my
hands a big stock of woolen under
wear which must be closed out before
March 1st. Prices will not stand in
the way of a sale. Come and see.
The Racket store.
1t is my custom always to balance
my books the first of the year and 1
expect all those who are owing me TO
make prompt settlement. Ifyou have
not the cash come in and give me
your note. d. Ewart.
E. F. Snyder will sell at his farm .
miles south and mile east of Moran
OH Tuesday, Feb. 10, 1891, 10 horses, IL
thorough bred Holstein cattle both
,26 shotes, farming implements
and household goods.
The schools in Elm township, taught
by Oscar Cain, Hardy Hamm and
Miss Belle Ricketts, are closed this
week on account of scarlet fever.
There has been but one fatal case yet
so far as we have learned.
The Wesley Chapel NJ. L. Church
6 miles north west of Moran will be
dedicated to the worship of God on
Feb. ID at II o'clock A. NJ, by Rev.
II. H. Sparks of Pi.tsburg, Kansas.
All are cordially invited to attend.
The ladies' aid society of the Christ
ian Church will give taffy social at
the G. A. r. Hall Friday even Febru-
ary Is. Mr.. John Richeson will make
the taffy and the lola ladies band will
furnish the music. Everybody invit-
ed, admission 10 cents.
Arrangements are being made for 4
lecture at the Opera House on the eve
ming of Fe bruary "A, by A. r. Greene,
Junior Vice Commander, Dept. of
Kansas G.. A. r. 1t whl be uuder the
auspices of the Relief Corps. More
definite announcement next week.
Thayer & Gilmore are handling coal
at the old stand, and solicit share of
your patronage. All persons knowing
indebted to them are urged
to call and settle by cash or note, as it
is absolutely necessary that their
books should be closed by February l,
1891.
The new machinery for the marble
quarry is ON its way and if this pleas
ant weather continues it will not be
many more days before lola marble il
on the market, sawed in sizes to suit
the customer. The company has ev-
ready and will push the
work.
A cold wave that came more nearly
business than any that has
come our way this winter descended
upon US Monday night and drove the
down to two degrees above
zero. Tuesday was bright and warm
though and the wave retreated as sud-