The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-01-06

Mr.. William Davis is enjoying a
''furlough'' from his work in Oklah-
Oma.
Everything usually kept in well
regulated furniture store at GILBERT
sons.
Ifyou want the best potato in the
market, get those Ccloradoes at Klau-
mans
For next ninety days loans at seven
per cent. ID. b. ID. Shelter, over
Evans drugstore.
W. J. Pickell will buy old iron
bones. rags, rubber boots and hoes
at the :. X. Depot.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. F. Kelley returned
Sunday from a week spent among old
friends in Missouri.
II. Il. Adams. of Moran. had busi-
ness in Humboldt Tuesday. and was
in lola between trains.
Miss Nellie Warner came down
from Kansas City and spent the hOl-
idays with friends here.
You know Colborn always leads in
the boot and shoe business. He has
just received a new stock.
| have farm in White county,
Ark, to trade for a farm in Eastern
Kansas. d. W. BOstwick.
Miss Isabel sutton. of Anderson
County, has been visiting with her,
friends, Rev. and Mrs. Freed.
Piles of people have piles. but De-
Wits Witch Haze ~alve will cure
them. Cowan y AusheTman.
If you need new door lock don't
fail to call for that gravity lock at w.
l.. Bartels. 1t beats them all.
W. G.. Thrasher has removed his
real estate office to the basement room
under Coutant's hardware store.
John Laid returned to Sedalia. Mo-.
Tuesday to complete his course in the
school Of telegraphy at that place.
Miss Mabel Moon. of Emporia, has
been visiting Miss Luda often the
past tive weeks. She returned home
Tuesday.
Misses Gertrude and Maggie Temp
lin, of Yates Center have been paying
a welcome visit to friends and rela-
tives here
If you don't want to subscribe for
the REGISTER by the year, send 2jcts.
and get it during the session of the
The Reading Room will not he open
this week. on account of the meetings, |
in progress, until Saturday afternoon |
and evening.
New coal yard. Leave orders with |
w. J. Pickell, office at Santa Fe Depot /
on the street running west from
Ewart's store.
kreuter * Kruger have already I
got their summer supply of ice. They |
cut it near the NOrthrup ford and got |
about finch ice.
The REGISTER had five printers at
work for a while last week. We wish I
business would demand that big .
force all the time.
Mr.. J. y. Armstrong, of Marmaton ,
who subscriOes for two copies of the /
REGISTER land pays for them was in |
town last Monday.
The Band was on the streets Satur-
day afternoon and gave some music
that was much appreciated by the
great crowd in town.
L. II. Mcdowell has gone 10 Osawat-
Dmie where he has a good position i'll
A carriage shop. His family will
follow in a few weeks.
Having failed in selling my shop,
have again stocked up and have nice
line OF hats and trimmings. and cheap
too Mrs. VIM. Hawkins.
Mrs. Wallace Duncan and her child
rem have gone down TO Taylor, Texas,
" here they will spend the remainder
IF the winter with Mr.. Duncan.
Jim Christy killed a deer near his
place up the river one day last week.
Ii i the first one we have heard of in
Allen county for several years.
Mr.. o. L. Cook. one of the state Ev-
ing elists of the Christian church, will
commence a meeting here next sun
day morning to be continued indetin-
tely.
Go to Brigham n Munger's for the
pest flour in the city. High Patent,
81 90. Straight Patent, $50. Also
'ull line OF teed.-bran, shorts, oil
neal.
Mr.. |. Port was able to come to town
asst Monday for the first time in several
His friends are all glad that
lie has safely recovered from his serious
illness.
Mrs. Augusta Boulson, Of TT. Scott,
vas married Dec. -, lS92, to Mr..
Eugene Pulerbaugh, of st. Paul, Mimi.
The bride has many friends in lola
who will wish her joy.
The members Ofthe Epworth League
will give a dime social at the NJ. F.. .
on Tuesday evening. Re-
reshments will be served, and cor
iial invitation is extended TO all.
Mr.. George Bedell. of st. Louis, is
here this week visiting his brother.
de has been travelling through the
" est for his health for several months
past, and is now on his way home.
Married: December -, 1892, at the
residence of the brides parents, Will
VI. Hoover, of Windsor. Missouri, to
susie Malcolm, of Piqua. Kansas,
James NJ. Purcell, J. p, officiating.
ID. Sims says that hogs will be worth
cents in Chicago before next October.
And he knew enough about hogs last
pring when they were worth cents
o buy several thousand dollars worth
# them
The REGISTER has just received
arge invoice of letter paper, note pa
,er. statements and all kinds of stock
or commercial work. Come TO this