The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-12-18

Cherokee "Nation" is now without a
! head.
1t will tickle your children like
every thing if you fill their stockings
with those Christmas candies at OF
tens. They are pretty and pure and
cheap.
George Myers, an old soldier who
{ left LaCygne about year ago, has
fallen heir to some property in Mimi
esota, and his friends are trying to
find him.
We will give with every cash pur-
chase of 81. 90, one of Geo. +. Grams
New Indexed Pictorial Maps of the
| United States and the world. Nor
thrup Bros.
We regret to learn that the Rev. J.
+. Huckleberry, who was engaged as
pastor of the Baptist church, has been
obliged to resign the pastorate on ac-
count of ill health.
Thirty out of the thirty-siX columns
of the Clay Center Times were filled
with advertisements last week. 1t
must make man feel funny to have
that sort of experience.
Culbertson d Evans are getting in
new goods every day and will soon
have their stock as complete as it was
before the fire. Remember the place,
Mrs. Turner's old stand.
! II. II. Claiborne, lola, has 60 acres
of prairie on his Carlyle farm and 50
acres south of Star school house that
he wants broken. Would like to eX-
change horses for the work.
The Presbyterian Sunday School
will hold its Christmas entertainment
next Wednesday evening, the Meth
Odist, on Thursday afternoon, and the
Baptist on Thursday evening.
The Yates Center papers have had
to run supplements for the past three
weeks to accommodate their advertisers.
Wonder how it feels anyway to have
your paper crowded like that?
The REGISTER is proud gifts adver-
Using patronage this week. If it
could fast this way the year around
we could build up print shop here
that would make your hair curl,
Mr.. Hawley asks us to say that the
I4aHarpe mill is now ready to do Gus
tom work, and the patronage of all
those who have corn or feed they want
ground is respectfully solicited. 5p
The REGISTER is indebted to Sen
atOr Plumb for a copy of Secretary
Rusk's "HOrse Book 1t is valu-
able volume and is at the disposal of
anybody who may wish to consult it.
Grcfley Tribune: The lola REGIS
TER entered upon its twenty-siXth
year last week, The REGISTER is
one of our most valued exchanges, and
is model Kansas paper in every re-
spect.
Division No. /, of the Junior Liter
ary Society will give an entertain
ment ut the school house tonight. We
regret that we have not space to print
the program, which is a very attrac-
tive one.
Married at the Nickel Plate on Dee.
Is, by Rev, 4. :. Freed, Mr.. Orville
ID. Emerson and Miss Louie j. Smith,
both of Moran, Kansas. Mr., Emerson
IL a son Of Rev, Wesley }. Emerson
of the NJ. f. church OfLeRoy, Kansas.
We desire to express our thanks to
the men who labOred so earnestly to
save our tools and shop during the
fire of last week and sincerely hope
that their labOrs may be rewarded
ten fold. Mr.. and Mrs. ID. \. Givler.
Parker Pilot: The lola REGISTER
does not, from appearances seem to
have suffered much by the fire that
recently destroyed the office. 1t
comes to our Office i'm complete new
dress, and is as newsy and bright as
ever.
w, J.. Bartels has been made sole
agent in lola for "anti-rusting tin
ware" new make of goods which is
Just what its name indicates. 1t does
MT cost any more than ordinary tim
ware, and it is any amount better.
Try it.
The following are the officers-elect
of McCoOk Camp :. of V: Ed. II.
Barber, Commander; y. NJ. Ewing, :.
V; Robert Hart, J. V; Chas. +.
Scott, II. Hobart, Il. +. Nigh, Camp
Council; j, i. Nigh, delegate to En-
campment.
Quite number of the progressive
teachers of the county have had hand
some Christmas cards printed at the
REGISTER office this week for presen-
tation to their pupils. This is a pleas
ant custom that is growing more and
more in favor every year.
Our remarkable offer of the REGIS
TER, the Cosmopolitan magazine, and
either Grants, Sherman's, Sheridan's,
McClellan's or Lees Memoirs, for
$3.50, still holds good. This gives you
reading matter for $3.50 that would
cost you at retail rates, $500.
Mrs. GOshorn has secured space in
]. r. Young's store and desires to
notify her customers that she is again
ready for business. y large order
which she had out for goods has az
rived since the fire, so her stock will
be found very complete in most lines.
The union meeting of the young
peOple's Christian association will
meet Sunday evening December 20 at
6 D. m. at the Baptist church; subject,
4" biding i'm Christi John 10, 4-S. All
young people and all interested i'll the
salvation of our young people are in
Vited.
The Christian Sunday School will
render a short program and distribute
presents from an arch on Christmas
evening at 100. Everybody is invit-
ed to bring presents for their friends.
\ committee will be in attendance at
the church Thursday afternoon and
Friday.
1t is absolutely necessary that all
nv accounts be balanced by the first
of the year. l am compelled there
fore to insist that every body indebted
to me come in before that time and
make settlement either by cash or
note. The books must be closed. w.
j. Ihrig.
At the last meeting of McCOok Post
q. A. r., the following officers were
elected: /. Port, Commander; j. f.
Henderson, :. V; J. NJ. Williamson,
J. V; o. l.. Sumner, Chaplain; w. ID
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