The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-12-20
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

A p. Harris was i'm Humb Oldt
Tuesday.
q. E. Lee, of Geneva, called on US
Saturday.
II. I Gray went down to Humbo Idt
IN husinps- Monday
Miss Lille Taylnr of Hutchinson,
visited Miss sadie Raimert this week
.Umcie jimmie" ravlnr has built a
fine large barn near his new residence.
O'ien R,ns pack fancy eandies in
pretty InAps t' send 10y mail or ex-
press
q l.. Sutherland wa i'm from Mar
mstnm tuesday AMI called at this
office
The holiday vscsiion of the city
schmIls higgins to day and will last
two weeks.
II you want ice cream for your
Christina. dinner, leave your order
early at o tens.
Mrs q. g. White arrived from Kan
sas City Tuesday To spend the hOli-
days with relatives and friends.
Dr. r. A. Higgins. the dentist, is
now ready tn resume work i'm his
office over Richards Bros. store.
J. Fl. Todd, of Topeka. has been in
lola this week representing the Kan
sas Mutual Life Insurance Company.
Doesn't this weeks paper. IL pages
all printed at hume, nearly cnnsnle
you for the loss of the old REGISTER?
Several If the young people from
Colony I.aHarpe. Moran, Humboldt,
last week.
J. s Turner was on the street Mon
day for the first time since his hard
fall some weeks ago. He still iimps
once I'm awhile.
Mr.. John Null has been up from
Montgomery county this week visit
ing his big brpt her G. g., and his niece,
Miss Maggie Clarke.
1t is SAT-. tn say that q dozen good
houses. of from four tn eight rooms,
cnuld he rented i'm lola within week,
If they were only built.
Mira. Br0okins, the Optician, is at
McNiel's jpwIery stOre this week &C
cnrding tn advertisements and will re-
main today and tomorrow.
Col. en-. n. LilIard, Grand Com
mander nf the Select Knights, came
down from Ottawa Monday to pay a
visit to the lola lodge of that order.
G. w. Mcmillan wishes to give
notice that he IL now ready to grind
feed of all kinds and sOlicits the GUS
'om nf the farmers. Mill south side
of lola.
III is worth trip to lola through
any amount Of mud and ica to see the
windnw displays made by our mer-
chauts. They are prettie than ever
hef,re ~
Nrs Thnrpa, the Christian evange-
list, and her daughter, were i'm town
this week. Mr.. Thorpe would like to
locare i'm a lien county if he could rent
a farm.
For the next 80 days [ will sell all
my felt aud clnth covered sailors at
cnst Everything else % per cent
Ia" or than regular price. Mis-. j. b.
G"shnrn.
We have two big lamps, nearly as
gnh a. new, cost us $500 apiece, that
will spil for $3.50 each. Rig bargain
for some store or school house or
church. Anderson & DeClute.
Have you good picture of every
m-mher nf your family? If not can
you afford to put off getting one? The
Lola Art studio. in the Marble Block,
antees satisfaction
The railrnad officials are complain
ing nf SD many lOafers at the epOts
at train time. 1t is rather offensive
tn have to sit in room full of leafe rs
who continually smoke and chew and
spit upon the floor.
Some Of our best citizens are Just
beg inning 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-
tinn for young ladies there is nothing
better.
[>Mi-s Maggie Clarke, who has been
visiting her uncle, G.. 6. Null, for
several weeks, returned yesterday to
her home I'm Indiana. Miss Clarke
made many friends while here who
will always be glad to hear of her
we'll being.
1.-THE Christy horse won the race
Saturday aud the 800 purse. We
understand there wa a good deal of
money changed hands on the side,
but this is probably mistake as it is
against the law to bet on horse race.
The race was close one and only
won by neck. IT.
Mrs. Rision, sister of DIR. Fulton
started for her home in Canada Mon
day, stopping i'm Kansas City a day
or two to visit another brother. Mrs.
RisdOn is most estimable lady and
her visit here har been a great pleas
ure to those who were 20 fortunate as
to make her acquaintance.
William Drumgould, (colored) was
arrested the first of the week, charg-
ed with being an accomplish of Henry
SANDERS who stole gun from Seitz's
hardware store last week. He was
taken before Judge Duncan and plac
ed under $3.50 bond in default of
which he was placed in Jail to await
the action of the district court.
The exhibit of the books of the
county treasurer which we publish
-, ,orf dow will NOT no nPinfaH i'm