The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-09-01

You can get anything in the lunch
line from q cracker to o square meal
at like & Ling's Star Lunch Room
any hour of the day.
Remember that COwan d Ausher-
man in addition to a complete stock of
groceries, sell drugs and medicines
and all kinds of oils.
If you are thinking of going to Ok
lahoma call at Santa Fe depot for
maps and circular giving full descrip-
ton of that country.
Mrs. Aureiia Porter, of Salem, was
examined by the Probate Court We'd
nesday and pronounced insane. The
case is very sad one.
Now is the time to secure first
class buggy or carriage at cost. Man.
ufactured by the lola Carriage Co.
Call on l.. l.. Northrup.
Stock holders of the Library asso-
citation are reminded of the annual
meeting at the Opera House at three
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
Rev. w. l.. Squier drove over to
Mapleton the first of the week with
Rev. VanDeman. who has been called
as pastor of the church there.
The August Dividend has been re-
ceived and appOrtioned to the various
school-districts of the county, ready
to be paid out upon application.
There are lots of people who can't
afford the time or money to go to the
Worlds Fair. That is one reason why
we are having big Fair at lola.
DIR. s. Tozer came home about tive
weeks ago but was on the street yes
terday for the first time. He is better
than he was but still far from we'll.
100 acres of good smooth bottom
land, never overflows, all heavy tim
bered, in Arkansas, to exchange for
residence in lola. ID. w. Bostwick.
The REGISTER force are indebted to
Mr.. J. Rosenberger for some luscious
musk MELONS. Mr.. ROsenberger al
ways raises melons if anybody does.
You can get a road wagon at Sleep
er's for S32.. top buggy for SO. and
all other kinds of road vehicles at cor
responding low rates. Don't fail to
call.
WANTED: section well located
farm. Must be choice Black or Red
land with loose subsoil and must be a
bargain for the cash. ID. w. Bost-
wick.
Fine salt, per barrel, soc, fine sugar
IL pounds for 81 90, Queen of Winfield
flour, zoe. Other goods in proportion
sale after Sept. 9th 1898. HI. Klau-
mann.
For Sale: My residence in lola.
Nine rooms. Four lots, well imprOv-
ed. Price very low and terms to suit
purchaser. Apply on premises. Mrs.
Agnes Scott.
AS a result of VIM Cunningham's
efforts the State Board of Equalization
reduced Allen eountyis assessment
1874, 24i, thus saving the people 5000
in State taxes.
Hassler. the tailor, has changed his
mind about going to ChaDute and has
He is good tailor and we are glad he
is going to stay here.
Miss Maude Richards started Sun
day afternoon to Chicago where she
will visit the Fair until to-day and
then return To her Conservatory work
in Lincoln, Nebraska.
Agents male or female) make SO
a day. New invention. Every house.
hold must have it. Small outlay, big
profits. Perfection Mfg. Co., 155 st.
Clair ST., Cleveland, D.
have just received my new stock of
clothing and can make some of the low
est prices you every saw. AtgOOd
mans suit for 1915, and better oEl,s in
proportion. ID. Ewart.
At the lola Art Studio in the Mar BILE
Block, you can have your photograph
taken or your portrait made in crayon
or oil. Call and examine our latest
work. Reimert & McNiel.
A. w. Thayer, of Leanna, has bought
Abe O'Hsra's blacksmith shop ut Mo-
ran and has moved there. O'Hara
goes to the Strip. Thayer and Moran
ought to become good friends.
The U. b. Quarterly Meeting will be
held at the Reformed church in lola
Saturday and Sunday Sept. Q and 10.
Preaching on Saturday at and 7:3O,
and on Sunday morning at IL.
Mr.. $. $. White and Mr.. Maule
started yesterday by wagon to the
Strip. They will take claims if they
can get them, but will not be broken
either in purse or heart-if they
fail.
A letter from d. b. d. Shelter,
which should have been printed some
time ago, appears this week on the last
page. A letter from Miss Fife Scott,
which has suffered a similar delay,
also appears there.
There are four mighty good men up
as candidates for trustee before the
primary held here to-
and the contest promises to be
a lively one. A mistake cannot be
made, whichever one is chosen.
Miss Fannie Mcclure starts tO-mor-
row and Miss Lena Peterson Monday
to Boston to resume their work in the
Conservatory. Many regrets for their
departure and warm well wishes for
during the year follow
them.
On the 10Th of August, T. NJ. Eek
ley, brother of our County Clerk, was
elected judge of Hamilton county Illi-
HOls dS d HcpuoiCAu oy moyoity VI
152. The Democratic majority in the
county last year was nearly 800.
Our Spring branch correspondent
notes that there is an ice cream sup
per announced for every night in that
neigh borhood. That doesn't sound as
if the people up there were wasting
much time wailipg about the hard
times.
w. w. Amos, the Chiropodist whose
periodical visits are always welcomed
by his numerous patrons, is at the
Union Hotel and will remain until
next Monday. He says the dry
weather has not interfered with his
corn crop.