The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-03-13

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dale ON Tuesday, March 8, Mr.. Wesley
Swap. The remains were brought
here for informant. The relatives
have the sympathy of their friends.
Messrs. Sickley and Fox, who went
to New York few weeks ago with
the Hart & Gillihan freezer, have both
returned. They disposed of all their
territory to advantage, we understand
Having made a change in my bust
ness it becomes necessary that all my
old accounts should be closed at once.
Those indebted will please call and
settle either by rash or note. w. ].
Ihrig.
The Southern Kansas will sell,
March Is andl6, round trip tickets to
Dallas, Texas, limited to return
March %, at one fare for the round
trip. The occasion is the conclave of
Knights of Pythias.
The ground hog period expires to-
day and we hope the brute will now
come back out of his hole and let US
have some decent weather. He has
given US sadly bedraggled time of it
these past ELK weeks.
George Barth writes his father that
during eleven months spent in Neb-
raska and South Dakota he has not
seen rain enough to make the ground
muddy. 1t is dry in other places
than in "drouthy Kansas"
The program of Mr.. Shaley's concert
to be given next Tuesday evening is
published in this issue. 1t will be
observed that it includes some high
grade music, and we think those who
attend will find it enjoyable.
Jurors, witnesses and litigants in at
tendance upon the District Court will
find the Nickel Plate restaurant the
best aud cheapest place in town to get
meals. Under Abrams management
it is run in first class style. Give it a
trial.
Owing to a mis-count for which we
are not responsible, we were obliged
to cut off our entire exchange list and
some of our subscribers last week.
This has not happened before in eight
years and we hope will not happen
again.
1 have ordered very large and well
assorted stock of wall paper for the
spring trade and it will be ready for
in few days. Don't make
your purchases until you have exam
med my goods. A. o. Allen, P. o.
Book Store.
We are in receipt of the latest re-
vised edition of Copp's "Settlers
Guide" 1t Is an indispensable as
.istant to all who are or expect to be
in public land. Send p
cents to Henry n. Copp, Washington,
D. c., for copy.
A. L. Crow has been notified that he
passed his final examina-
ions at the Dental College and he is
therefore a full-fledged ID. 5. He has
been a hard student and will doubtless
succeed. w. y. West graduated in
he same class.
The Marble Company IL in receipt Of
requent letters from marble dealers
It various places asking for samples
md prices. 1t looks as if there will
De no lack of market for lola marble
md the company will push operations
Is fast as possible.
Everybody was glad to note by last
weeks Humboldt Union that certain
title girls eyes, under skilful treat
nent, were showing a marked ''im-
for the better" 1t would
indeed be sad if the Improvement"
we're for the worse.
The Indian scenes" given at the
opera House last night will be re-
,eated tonight with an entire change
# program. If You were there last
light of course you will be on hand
onight. But if you were not there do
lot miss this last opportunity.
An article by Senator ingalls, which
las created great deal of talk and
With which we do not half agree, and
mother by Noble Prentis which IL
ull of good sense and with which We
ntirely agree, are among the specially
,ood things on our inside pages this
week.
Miss Ida McHugh entertained
lumber of friends at the home of Mrs.
:. H. DeClute on Monday evening.
30 difficulty was found in passing the
ime pleasantly, an elaborate lunch
among other things to that
nd, and the occasion was a most
lappy one.
Owing to the illness of one of our
we have not been able to
ct our usual amount of type for the
asst two or three weeks, hence the
admission of several contributions
nd the curtailment of local news.
We hope to be up to the usual stand
I'd next week.
John Watkins will sell at his farm
miles east of lola on Thursday,
Iarch 10, 1891, six mares three with
oaD, one horse. IS yearling steers, 10