The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-01-01
Drain tile at COutant's.

to see the folks.
ID. Ewart went to Missouri yester-
day on business.
Charlie KnowltOn was down from
Geneva yesterday.
Will Frank is down from Ottawa
visiting his many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. w. Ellis were down
from Lawrence over Christmas.
Mr.. II. Beaumont has been spend
ing the holidays in lola with his wife.
We hear that Vim Moore IL going VI
to Baker University after the holidays
to study short hand.
Miss Stella Thomas. who has been
with the Fisher Sisters i'm their Gal
weston hotels at home for visit.
ShilOh's cough and consumption
cure is sold by me Oh a guarantee. 1t
cures consumption. w. j. Evans.
Group, whOoping cough and brOn-
chitis Immediately relieved by Shi-
lOh's cure. For sale by w. J. Evans.
J Will you suffer with dyspepsia and
liver complaint? ShilOh's Eitalizer is
guaranteed to cure you. For sale by
Evans.
Mr.. G.. Helm, of Salem, WAS i'm town
Wednesday OH his return from Will
son county where he has been buying
young mules.
Lutte Thrasher came down from
Lawrence Wednesday for a few days
visit with relatives and friends Lutte
is student at the University and is
making good record there.
Mr.. Grant Howe has boon here this
week visiting the family of his uncle.
Mr.. \. f.. Wright. He is OH his way
from Nebraska, where he has spent
the past year, to his home i'm Ohio.
I'm addition to the list given i'm last
weeks REGISTER Mr.. and Mrs. J. I.
Wood received some handsome we'd
ding presents from friends i'm Yates
Center and from relatives i'm Missouri.
Mr.. Cyrus Jewell asks us Ia give
notice that he will meet all those who
would like to join his class i'm paint
ing at the residence of Mrs. James
/ Simpson at . o'clock u. H.. next
Monday.
/ The river was frozen over for the
first time this winter on Christmas
night. 1t was but the thinnest kind
of a scum, however. and rapidly dis
appeared under the warm touch of
Saturdays sun.
Louis Thayer, now i'm his Sophie
more year at the University of Ne
braska, is spending vacation at home,
his first visit for q year. He says
that Prof. Garfield is immensely pOpu-
lar i'm Nebraska, which is as it should
be.
George Alyea, well known In Elm
township, was with the Uncle Toms
Cabin troupe which played here Tues
day night. He was billed as George
kneft' and played the parts of
. George Harris" and "GumptiOn
Cute"
W. L. Bartels has been made sole
agent in lola for "anti-rusting tim
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.
Rev. :. y. Alt was visiting his old
Pensioners and other lola friends
last week. He is now Professor of
Mental and Moral Science and Lang
uage at the Wichita University, and
reports that institution in flourish
ing condition.
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 $50 that would
cost YOU at retail rates, Sl3.00.
The following Allen county teach
erS have been in attendance upon the
State Association at Topeka this week:
Mrs. Picken, Misses Kate Bacon, \ lice
Crosby. May WOOdin; Messrs Ed. 4.
Barber, Geo. |. Adams, :. :. Estey, J. !
y. Mcknight. Henry Nelson.
Messrs Lutte NOrthrup, \. i. Har-
ris, w. y. Grace, Harmon Hobart,
Jas. Hamilton and Bert Mcneil will /
keep "Open house" at the residence of
l.. l.. NOrthrup from one o'clock until
four this afternoon, and will be very
glad to receive their lady friends.
There have been seven old soldiers /
mustered out" of McCOOk Post, q. y. /
r., this year: ]. Swearingen. Har-
mon Scott, J. r. Hardin, j. II. Rob- |
erts, y. G. Gilmore, \. J. Freyer and .
George Spencer. The "Old boys" are
rapidly passing To their reward.
Mrs. Goshorn has secured space in
J. II. loung's store and desires To
notify her customers that she is again
ready for business. \ large order .
which she had out for goods has ar
rived since the fire, SO her stock will
be found very complete in most lines.
We never supposed that white mice
were native i'm Kansas, but ID. &.
Neer plOwed one up the other day i'm
his field near lola that was as white
as snow. He brought it To town and
Capt. Slower sent it Ia Prof. Dyke, of
the State University, to Ice mounted.
Quite a number of the young gen.
tlemen of the city gave reception To
their lady friends last evcnin" i'm the
Odd Fellows hall. One object was To
watch the New Year come i'm. An
other object on the part of the young
gentlemen, we presume, was To bur-
nish up their prospects for Leap Year.
Down at Oklahoma City, \. &.
Scott says, whenever Il fire breaks
out, the alarm is spread by firing pis-
tolls, every man in town, as the news
gets to him running out into the
street and discharging his revolver
into the air. This is the first useful
purpose We ever knew pistols to he
nut to