The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-12-13
Anderson & DecIute, Ciothiers.

Miss Oracle Thompson is spending
q week ia town with her Grandma,
Mrs. s. f. Hubbard.
John Day was up from the south
part of the county last Saturday to
settle with the treasurer.
Talking about plumbers, James
Met ann learned the trade i'm the old
country aud is a rare good one.
DIR. F. A. Higgins, the dentist, is
now ready TO resume work in his
Office over Richards Bros. store.
J. H. Todd, of Topeka, has been in
lola this week representing the Kan
sas Mutual Life Insurance Company.
Mrs. Brookins, the Opt cisn, is at
McNieI's ipwIery store this week ac-
cOrd,ng to advertisement and will re-
main today and tomorrow.
am SO sorry drove down to Hum
boldt, to buy furniture and then
found [ couldn't beat CuIbertsOn's
prices. This is " hat they say to US. J.
CulbertsOn.
VIM Buchanan has had his house
opposite the Presbyterian church
thoroughly repaired and has moved
into it. Mr. BOnnell has rented his
place north of town.
Special attention is called to the
notice Ofthe christmas Racket" to be
given at the Opera House by the NJ
E. Ladies' next Tuesday. We hope il
will be well patl0nized.
Mr.. John Mcdonald went to Kan
sas City the first of the week 10 have
a surgical operation performed upon
him for liberated fistula Mr.. Me-
Donald has been a great sufferer and
we hope the operation will be COM
plete success.
Mrs. Melissa Lake had the misfOr-
tune to fall from wagon Saturday
evening and was pretty badly hurt.
Ii seems she had started home aud
had gotten out of the wagon TO see TO
sumet hing about the lines, and when
she went TO get i'm the wagon the hOrs-
es started and she was thrown viO-
lentIy to the ground. Help was near
at hand aud in spite of her injuries
she drove home.
While out hunting just south of
town Tuesday, Oscar COwan and viii
Mcclure killed a large timber wolf.
They saw two more hut could not get
them The captured one was hung
up i'm front of COwan IL Ausherman's
store and was the center nf attract
ion the rest of the day. Of course the
boys have been too proud all week TO
live with AS if anybody wouldn't
kill wolf if he got a chance.
A recent letter from Judge Arnold's
folks in California says every one of
the family is cGmtenled except Jennie
and she wants TO come hack where
she can see snow. The Judge is far
mirg and raised quite gOnd crop of
corn and vegetab Irs. All The neigh
hOrs. depeud ON his water melon
patch. This year the women are all
engaged i'm canning, preserving and
drying fruit. The health of the
whole family is good.
ID. w Bost wick has had published
large number OF lists of the various
properties he has for sale. a cnpy of
which appears on one of the pages of
this paper, to send TO eastern people
who are inquiring about Kansas
lands. These lists are not only good
advertisements for Mr. Bnstwick, but
they are gn d ADVERTISEMENTS for the
town and The public spirit as well as
private enterprise shown in getting
them out is very cOmmendable.
Hickory" Sanders is again in the
tolls This 'ime for breaking into j
Fl SeitZ's hardware store and steal
ing rifle. He gained entrance to the
store by breaking a window out of
the rear end. He went to the front
end of the store where there was
some half dozen rifles and took the
poorest one in the lot. The gun had
no sight so the other hardware men
were put on the ebert for the one who
might want it repaired. The plan
was successful for i'm a few days
young Sanders was trying TO have
the gun fixed. He was arrested and
taken before the Police Judge where
he pleaded guilty tn hun gIary. His
bond was fixed at $500 i'm default of
which he WAS placed in Jail to await
the action of the district court.
Anderson & DecIUte, ckothiers.