The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-12-28

STORE.
Mr.. end Mrs. S. f. Whitlow, of the
Olive Branch school, are spending
their vacation with relatives near and
in lola.
A. H. Barber. from Leroy. Kansas,
and his brother, Matt, from Linn
county, were here to attend their
brothers. wedding.
Mr.. A. Leatherman, of Butler coun-
ty, and Mr.. Isaac Smith, of Fredonia,
and their wives. are the guest of their
old friend Mr.. Dunfee.
Mr.. G.. E. Benton and family came
over from FIT. Scott to spend Christ
mas. Mrs. Benton and the boys
remained during the week.
Instead of receiving at their house
on New Years day the young ladies
of lola will entertain their friends in
the evening at the Masonic Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. ]. McGlashen, of
Moran, and their daughter. Mrs.
Gertie Barton. took Christmas dinner
with the family of treasurer Nelson.
w. S. Pryor and his party returned
Sunday from their hunting trip into
Missouri. They killed one deer and
two or three turkeys, and had good
time.
Mr.. +. G. Franklin, Associate Pro-
fessvr of Chemistry in the State Uni
versity, is the guest of Fred Funston
this week and has been visiting lola
friends.
Hoyt Willhite, who has lately NOV
ed onto the farm vacated by Al
Abrams, was in town Monday and
called to renew his subscription to the
REGISTER.
Two well known citizens got into a
scrap the other day about "that little
bill", and now neither of them is as
pretty as he was-and hasn't got any
more money.
A. w. Beck has had an attachment
put on to his big scales by means of
which the beam is brought into the
house,-a very comfortable improve
ment for such weather as this.
The paper on Bronchitis, read
before the Southeastern Kansas Med
ical Society at Fl. Scott on Dec. 4, by
DR.. Jewell, of Moran, has been pub
lished in the Western Medical Journal.
The tickets for Fred Funston's lee
ture will be on sale next Tuesday
No extra charge for reserv-
ed seats. And you would do well to
get in early for the hall will be packed
l.. c. Munger visited a cousin in
hnr % Nhric 81
that natural gas is furnished to the
citizens of that town at Sl.50 a month
for cook stoves and g 90 a month for
store stoves.
Little Mamie Cooper, who has been
staying with her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. c. Thrasher and going |
70 school, went to her home in Linden |
asst Friday to spend the holidays with
ler mother.
There was a good deal of a rise in |
hosiery Monday night, especially in |
small sizes, but the fall on Tuesday |
was even more rapid and |
Ong before noon it was down to the |
bottom as usual.
1t has been many year since the
REGISTER of Deeds was so busy as he
s now recording transfers of Allen
county property. There will be an
here next spring that
will remind us of old days.
Rev. NJ. f. King has begun a pro-
racted meeting at the Baptist church
which is continuing every evening
his week. Very gratifying interest
9 olraodv ehOUn ond nnuoh oOOd 10
from the meetings.
Harry Brown got back Sunday
rom Columbus Ca, where he took
ar load ofhorses for sale. He reports
lines much harder in the South than
lere, and the demand for horses very
mall, with the ability to pay still
mailer.
Special Revival services will be
commenced at the place of meeting of
he U. b. church, first door north of
he Court House. Wednesday evening
an. 2, 1895. All are cordially invited
o attend and take part in the service.
!. d. WINNER, pastor.
Will A. White, of the Kansas City
tar, has written a piece about Fred.
funston and his Arctic trip for Har-
er's Weekly. 1t will be illustrated
y pictures made from the photo
raphs that Fred. took.
Nearly any man treats his equals or
r superiors politely. 1t is not until
GU have seen how a man acts toward
hose who are beneath him in wealth
r position that you can tell whether
p NOT no "a nQnflnDnon
A. w. Beck has received 10-horse
over gasoline engine which he is 60
1g to use in his elevator. The REG
STER Office has ordered a 3-horse
over engine of the same make for
Sc in this office. Ours will probably
e run by natural gas.
VIM Cunningham sold 400 acres of
lien county land while he was in
Owa recently. The land was part of
he Dayton estate, in Logan township,
nd was sold 10 Mr. d. NJ. Clark, who
vas the candidate for Governor of
owa on the Greeley ticket
L. w. Duncan went to Topeka on
Wednesday to attend the State Con-
entiOn of the NJ. w. A. as repre-
tntative from the lola camp. From
here he expects to go to Chicago
here he will enter the employ of the
!. A. Nichols Publishing Co.
Percy Harris is up from the Strip
} spend Christmas. He and Jim
have been building school
ouses by contract for the new school
istricts down there, and it seems to
e the general impression that they
ave done good stroke of business.
Mrs J. J. Casmire, of Rich Hill, {
To-, was in town last week and until ;
tuesday, of this, on business. While
ere she sold her residence on Walnut