The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-11-15
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Anderson & DeCIufe, ciothiers.

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Schuyler Brewster went to Law.
renee Wednesday.
Mrs. o. Foust and Miss Clara went
to Kansas City Tuesday.
Walter Conley came up from COT.
feyville Tuesday for visit at home
Frank Decious has moved his fam
lily to Savonburg for the winter and
will go onto a farm near there next
spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. 5. Rude, OF La,
bette Kansas. are visiting the family
of MIR. j. McClain. Mrs. Rude and
MIS-. MCLEAN are sisters.
During the absence of Mrs. Edgar
this week Mr.. Mathers did the day
work in the telegraph Office and J. ).
Turner took the night shift.
Rev. and Mrs. Hayes and their
children have returned to Lawrence
after visit here which was much
enjoyed by their old friends.
Sheriff Ausherman went to Neosho
Falls Tuesday after f NJ. Eckley
who was wanted as a witness i'm a
case before the district court.
Bert Mitchell has returned from
Washington and New York and will
be at home for few weeks. 1t seems
pleasant to have him around again.
You can get copy of the official
returns as they appear in this paper,
printed on good card board for cents.
1t is handy thing to refer to once in
awhile.
Miss Aline Peterson and Miss Ella
Taylor went to Chanute Saturday
night to attend a concert given by
the Hawaiian band.
The Working Society of the Nj. f.
church will have Bracket" in the
Opera House Dee. 18th where holiday
gifts can be bought cheap. Watch
for program later.
l.. Hobart has rented the office
rooms above Richards Bros. grocery
store and will go into the real estate
business. See his advertisement else
where in this paper.
j. w. Edwards and H. f. Travis of
LaHarpe, and r. r. Redfield, of
have been drawn as petit
jurors for the November term of the
L. States court at FIT. Scott.
The Young Peoples Union meeting
will be held at the Presbyterian
church next Sunday evening at $50
o'clock. Subject, Founding of the
church at Atioch." Acts IL: 1886.
Nearly hundred visitors dropped !
i'm last Thursday in the course of the
evening to take a look at our new
press. 1t is worth looking at and we
are glad to welcome all who want to
see it.
If you want to see handsome spec /
linen of lola marble, come up and |
look at an Imposing stone which the
REGISTER office, with the help of big |
John Thomas and ID. b. d. Smeltzer,
put in this week.
Newton COzine was called from
Albuquerque, y. NJ, where he is en-
plOyed in the railroad machine shops,
by the death of his father. He will
probably remain with his mother IN
i'll the first of the year.
The play, Comrades" that is to
De given by home talent, will be CIV
IN on December 5th and 9Th. Don't
Orget the date. 1t is a good play
md will be well played. You'll miss
/ treat if you fail to attend.
Water is selling for 40 cents bar
ell in southern Ohio. Strange that
should stay in that drouth
tricken State when there is plenty
# room for everyb body in Kansas.
John Grimm has been appointed
ustice of the peace of Geneva town.
hip by Gov. Morrill, in place of E. E.
'ollen, resigned. John says if any
'ody laughs when he reads this he
will have him arrested for contempt
f court. II
Mr.. J. NJ. MANIFEST, of Chicago, was
n town over Sunday visiting his
laughter, Mrs. r. A. Edgar. On {
fonday morning he and his daugh-
Or, Miss. Ony, who has been visit |
ng here for some time, started to
california, and Mrs. Edgar accom-
anied them as far as Lawrence. 1
Don't throw the REGISTER down 1
GREATER when you have read the four I
utside pages, thinking you have seen I
IL Of it you are interested in. You
I'LL find something on every one of 6
ne inside pages that is not in any {
Their paper and which it will be
7orth your while to read.
The Friend Herald has been sold
Clarence Carter, who took possess