The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-05-25

The flour manufactured by the
Washburn-C Crosby Co., of Minneapo-
lis, took the gold metal at Chicago as
the best flour on earth. Klaumann
is sole agent in Allen county. Try a
sack.
A. w. Beck has arranged to re
ceive each month the very latest and
most popular music, vocal and instru.
mental, that has appeared during the
month. He will sell it at about half
price.
1t cures blood and skin disorders
1t does this quickly and permanent
ly. Is there any good reason why you
should not use DeWitt's Sarsaparilla?
1t recommends itself. COwan q
Ausherman.
Married. the residence of the
bride, two miles north west of lola, ON
Tuesday evening May 22nd, 1894, Mr..
VIM E. Lyons of Lyons Station, Ind,
and Mrs. Charlotte f. Wilson, Rev.
w. l.. Squier, officiating.
Times are mighty hard, but If you
whose sight is little defective will
call on DIR. Scott and have pair of
glasses accurately adjusted you will
be surprised to find how they will
help you to see your way out.
What makes house home? The
mother well, the children rosy, the
father in good health and good hum
or. All brought about by the use of
DeWitt's SaTsaparilla. 1t recon-
mends itself. Cowan & Amsterdam.
8. F. Whitlow, who has been teach
ing the Olive Branch school, and his
Normal and remain here during the
summer vacation. They will occupy
the first house north Of the Christian
church.
Roby Whites many friends were
glad to see him ON the streets Thurs
day. He will remain i'm the city only
a few days and ON his return will be
accompanied by Miss Mollie White
who expects 10 spend the summer in
Illinois.
Mrs. s. 1. Mcdonald, who has been
has returned to this city and will
make her home with her son, Mr..
John Mcdonald. She made the REG
IsTER office very pleasant call on
j. p. McNutt received Monday a
check for $50, being the amount of
the benefit due him from the Loyal
Mystic Legion for the Is weeks during
which he was disabled by the pistol
wound in his foot. A very present
help in time of trouble.
In addition to our grocery and feed
business we wish to inform the public
that we have placed in a full line of
and glassware which we
will sell at the lowest living prices.
Before buying call and examine our
stock. Brigham q Munger.
The Woman's Relief Corps received
the altar and burial flag
which they intend to present to the
Post. 1t is rich and beautiful flag,
made of very heavy silk, bordered by
a deep gold fringe,-a gift that the
Corps as well as the Post may well be
proud of.
Mr.. Lawyer has established three
for distributing chinch |
the direction of w. ID. Cox, one at |
Moran in charge of w. F. Young and
)ne i'm Usage in care of G. 7. Hammil, |
also one in Humboldt in charge of
w. III. Andrews.
The REGISTER is pleased to receive |
4 handsome invitation to the sixth an |
1ual commencement of the Pittsburg |
Kan.) High School which will be |
held this evening We are indebted |
ior the courtesy to Miss Coral Scott, |
laughter of Rev. II. Nj. Scott, who is |
,ne of the graduates.
Look at those laces at Northrup's.
Prospect Lodge No. /. o. s. F. hav-
ng accepted the invitation OF McCook
Post to participate in the services of
Day, all members of said
odge are requested to meet with the
Post on that day at the place and
lour designated in the published pro-
,ram. &. D. Austin, G. p.
lola lodge No. 3S A. F. & A. M,
having accepted the invitation of Nc
Cook Post to participate in the Me-
nOrial Day exercises, all members of
'aid lodge are requested to meet at
he lodge room at 10 a. m. preparatory
% taking part in the published pro-
Our big Four" got together the
,ther day on Beck's hay scales and
ound that their halfton of live weight
vas distributed as follows: G.. G.
Null 3O3, A. LETTERS. 265, j. l.. Christy
.68, /. o. Alyea 225. Total 1861: p.
J. Why don't they play match
,ame of tennis some day?
Quite a number of persons who ex-
,ect to attend Normal are in town
ooking for boarding places, which
hey seem to have some difficulty in
hiding. There are doubtless many
Who have such accommodations to Of
make the fact known as soon as posi-
lie.
Richards & Welch want you to I'M
lerstand that they are determined to
make it to your interest to trade with
hem whenever you want anything in
he grocery line, or want to sell
my of your produce. They will sell
or the lowest legitimate margin, and
Jay the highest price, and treat you
air all the time.
Seasoned fence posts, at COutant's.
w. J. Evans visited the State Uni
'ersity last Friday as a member of
he committee of druggists appointed
It the last meeting of the State Phar-
nacetical Association to inspect the
Pharmacy Department of the Univer-
ity. He was very much pleased
With the work being done there and
4 convinced that it is first class in
very respect.
Peru (Ind.) Republican: One of
he surprises of the season was the
marriage of Miss Jennie Reed, of this
ity, to James Mason, of Kansas,
which took place last week at the