The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-12-06
NortbrGp Bros.
Will take corn at the highest market
price in exchange for any merchan-
die they carry.
"Comrades" Dec. 18th and 14th.


member of your family? If not can
you afford to put off getting one? The
lola Art studio. in the Marble Block,
has all tire latest methods and guar
antees satisfaction
Some of our best citizens are Just
beginning to realize the fact that a
course at the Dress Cutting school is
one of the most profitable invest
ments they can make. AS an educa-
tion for young ladies there is nothing
better.
In response to invitations a number
of the young men of the city met in
Frank Travis office and made a bold
stagger at organizing a club, for their
amusement and entertainment this
winter, but it was failure. What's
the matter boys?.
1t has been decided to give "Com-
rades" on Thursday and Saturday
nights i'm order to give the people who
attend the University Extension lee
lures chance to attend. So don't
forget the dates. Thursday and Sat-
urdsy, Dec. II and IA.
Rev. D. B. Shuey. Supt. of Missions
will speak in the Reformed church
next Sunday morning on the subject
Machinery of Missions," and at AL
len Center in the afternoon on the
same subject. He will preach at
Golden Valley in the evening.
Rev. w. s. Wilson, who has been
visiting relatives in Illinois and Ind,
for several months past, is spending
few days this week with old Car
lyle friends. He is considering q call
to supply the churches at Princeton
aud Richmond, Franklin county.
John Stark. who has been working
on the Mo-, Pacific section at this
place, has been placed in charge of
the section at Potwin ard removed
there this week with his family. Mr..
Stark is a capable, industrious man,
and his friends are glad he has been
promoted.
Peter YOungsberg who died at Or
'awa last week as the result Of poison
taken by accident, lived in lola for
awhile back in 1872 and 1873. He
was q wood carver by trade and
worked in the old furniture factory
that Capt. Stauber used to run down
by the river.
DIR. 8. Tozer has gone to Indianapo-
lis where he expects to submit to an
other surgical operation. He was &C.
companied by his daughter, Mrs.
Sarah Grady. The operation will be
a very critical one and the DOCTORS
friends will he anxious until they
hear the result of it.
The Library ladies' wish TO give no.
tice that they expect to give an enter
tainment at the opera house Christ
mas night and the night following.
30 far as reported this is the only
holiday entertainment contemplated,
but we hope others will be arranged.
1t has been q long time since the OPP
era house was empty any night of
holiday week.
The lola Dramatic Club will render
the Comedy Drama, Comrades" un-
der the auspices of lola lodge, SO A.
o. U. w. on December 18th and 14th.
The former date set for this entertain.
mant is abandoned. The proceeds to
be used by the trustees Of the A. ..
U. w. lodge in furnishing the pipes
and plumbing preparatory to using
gas as light and fuel for the hall.
Abe Null tells us he has a recipe
for a medicine which has actually
cured the hog cholera in a number of
cases in his neighborhoOd. He says
it stopped the disease in one of his
neighbours herds after he had lost %
or 80 hogs, and in three days cured
hogs that had been so far gone they
would not eat or drink He will fur
nish the receipt withou! charge to
anyone who wants to try it.
We regret to learn, through the
last issue of the Chehalis. wash
Bee, of the death of Mrs. Minnie
Bush Sprague which occurred at Che
halls on Wednesday Nov. 81. Mrs.
Sprague formerly lived in lola with
her mother and brothers, and all who
remembered her will be grieved to
hear of her death. She leaves a
daughter u years old who will be
taken into the home Of her uncl5, j.
G. Bush.
]. w. Wise has traded his farm in
Deer Greek township to ID. Ewart for
land in LaBette county and expects
to make his nome there after the first
of next March. We are mighty sorry
to make this announcement. John
Wise has lived in Allen county since
the beginning and We have known
him as long as we can remember.
He is a good man and a good citizen
and an rood pannhlioan and q O0Od