The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-11-30
the WEEKS NEWS.

A good gas heating stove for sail
cheap at this office.
Y good rain before winter sets il
would be appreciated.
Cliff. McCarley engineered turkey
shoot at the Park yesterday.
The public schools will be given the
usual two days vacation.
/ \ column of local news will bt
found on the last page of this issue
A young man wants board in a pri
vate family. Address this office.
WANTED At the Niekleplate res.
taurant, a good cook or a good girl.
Get your supper at the Opera House
! tonight and hear a good program be-
sides.
Mr.. PFyor's brother has returned
from Kansas City and is again work
/ ing for him.
Miss Minnie Brown will give in
structiOn in instrumental music Call
at Leland Hotel.
This will be one of the most thank
tul Thanksgiving that we have ever
been thankful for.
Mrs. Lille Moore and little daugh-
ter, of Et. Scott; visited the family of
:. :. White this week.
Oscar FOust has gone to California
on legal business. He expects to be
gone about three weeks.
For SALE: \ sixty gallon coal oil
tank, with cover and pump complete,
cheap. Apply at this office
If you get your letter heads printed
at the REGISTER office you will not
be ashamed to send them out.
Capt. Ewing shipped some hogs to
Kansas City the first of the week,
which brought the top of the market.
All who have Worlds Fair or ether
picture portfolios which they want
bound, should bring them to this Of
flee at once.
Mr.. and Mrs. :. A. Gard went to
Bronson Wednesday evening to eat
Thanksgiving turkey with the family
of Mrs. Gard.
DR.. Rhoades, expert optician of
Kansas City, will be at Goff7s jewelry
store Dec. ) and 6. next Wednesday
and Thursday.
Every man who advertises his bus
mess advertises his town, and every
advertisement of the town helps every
business man in it.
J. y. Stout, editor of the Neosho
Falls Post, was doing business in lola
last Saturday and made the REGIS
TER pleasant call.
The stores will all be closed to-day
from 1880 to 400. so that rybody
will have chance TO go to churca
and eat a big dinner.
MARRIED.: BY Justice Duncan. in
the parlOrs of the Nickleplate on Fri
day evening, November %, Harry R.
Overmyer and Lily Harmon
r. l.. Hosley, of Usage, accompanied
by his friend, Mr.. Fimple, of Mich
igan. was in lola Tuesday and made
the REGISTER pleasant call.
Attention is directed to a change in
the Mo. Pac. time card this week. The
most important change is in the time
of the east bound passenger which is
now due here at 4:37 p. m.
Don't say that you have read all
there is in the REGISTER until you
have read the advertisements. Get
in the habit of reading them and you
will find them both interesting and
profitable.
Topeka Breeze; Open a sack of
cats and the first one to reach the top
of a woOdshed and sing ma-ow is dead
sure to be Kansas tom. c. NJ. SIM D.
son, late of lola, has just been elected
to the state senate of California.
Please do not forget that the REGIS
TER office will duplicate the prices of
any job printing Office on earth, quail
ity of work and stock considered.
Don't send your work away because
you can get it cheaper, because you
can't.
In reply to inquiries, we desire to
say that the REGISTER has not dis
continued indefinitely its portrait bio
graphies of prominent citizens. We
have a number of portraits on hand
which will be run as soon as space
will permit.
The rate at which the two-years-Or-
more delinquents have been settling
up these past two weeks, has been
very gratifying indeed. 1t begins to
look now as if they would all get in
out of the storm before the doors are
shut. So mote it be.
Joshua Butter found one of his
calves in the pasture the other day
dead from the effects of gunshOt
wound. This is carr wing a joke a
little too far, and he wants us to give
notice that hereafter he will allow no
hunting on his place.
John Harris. c. B. Pennell. Frank
L. Travis, J. b. Goshorn and r. \.
Edgar attended meeting ofthe chap
ter of Royal Arch Masons at Hum
boldt last Thursday night. A ban
quet was served after the meeting and
the boys report splendid time.
There are a dozen or more contrlbu-
tons on the suffrage question in this
office which we were unable to find
room during the campaign to print,
greatly TO our regret. If the writers
desire to preserve their copy we will
Ieturn it to them on receipt of stamps.
Some of Us were very sorry few
weeks ago that we couldn't induce the
Pullman men who were coming to
Kansas TO come to lola. Hiawatha
got thirty-fve families of them,-and
the town has been supporting them
ever since. 1t was lucky escape for
Iola~
WI. Bartels is collector for Pryor
& Paulin and all bills now due for
the use of natural gas must be settled
at once. Gas will be turned off when
prompt payment is not made. Those
not having contracts should apply to
Mr.. Bartels Immediately. Pryor X
Paulin.
The last number of the Kansas