The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-04-12

sary of the Great surrender. The
War is beginning to be ancient his
tory.
The old Owl Creek bridge was sold
by Chairman Lacey, of the County
Commissioners, to Fred Hartwig for
S2l.OO.
5Mrs. s. II. Patterson gave her little
daughter Grace very pleasant birth
day surprise party, last Thursday
afternoon.
Never carry two pair of specks. DIR.
Scott can fit them go you can see
near and far equally well with the
same pair.
lS(Miss Clara WEIGH went to Chanute
Tuesday to assist in an entertainment.
She then went to Cofeyville to visit
few week.
Mrs. Moore, who was called to this
city by the serious illness of Mr..
Reagan, returned 10 her home in Eu-
reka Monday.
The Old Reliable "Quick Mealn
gasoline stove is still the queen of
cookers. Bartels d Son are sole
agents for lola.
A. l.. Taylor's stock of building ma
terial, drain tile, mixed paints, acme
cement plaster is the largest and best
in Allen county.
Maynard Bush, of the REGISTER
force, started Wednesday to Cham
paigne, ILL.,, for a visit of two or three
weeks with his mother.
1 now have eggs from Black Lang
shan and White Plymouth Rock
chickens. Price 10 cents setting of
Is eggs. II. E. Thomas.
x, In the absence of his family John
Everhart is driving away the "lOne-
somes" by learning to bake bread.
And you ought to see loaf.
4 Miss Ionic Pancoat returned We'd
from a two weeks visit with
the family of Mr.. E. NJ Eckley and
other trends in Neosho Falls.
The average circulation of the REG
lister during the year 1894 was 1916
papers. A fact like that needs no
comment. II speaks for itself.
Zano invigorates, stimulates and
builds up the broken system. Zano
cures mental and nervous debility Of
men. Sold by, ]. h. Campbell.
The county commissioners met Mon
day and are still in session so we can
not get full report of their proceed
ings. 1t will be given next week.
James Fulwider, one of the newly
elected councilmen of Moran, was Wis
iting friends and transaeting business
in lola last Friday and Saturday.
l. aides Bazaar of Colony, Kansas,
will send millinery goods and notions
to Geneva Monday of each week.
First sale April 18th at Mrs. Esse's.
wv. johnson has taken the agency
for the sale of a G. A. r. record which
will doubtless meet with much favor
by the members Of that and kindred
organizations.
Yesterday was Arbor Day. Did
you remember it? The only sign we
saw of it was Supt. Jones and Judge
Smith setting cut tree in front ofthe
court house.
Zano cures all diseases resulting
from mental and nervous debility.
Zano restores the broken down ner-
vous system and lost manhood. For
sale by J. H. Campbell.
J.H. Robinson came up from Cot
tage Grove Monday to remind his
friends that he was to be counted in
when they made up their ticket for
county treasurer.
Mrs. Will Langley went to Chanute
last week to join her husband who
has bought an interest in a prosper
GUS restaurant there. We wish them
success in their new home.
Mrs. r. A. Edgar and daughter left
for Chicago for few days
visit to her parents. Mr.. Mathews
takes her place as operator and Mr..
Tucker is working at night.
We learn that Mr.. Dozier, of Usage,
suffered a severe loss on Monday night
by the burning of his barn and all its
including five horses. The
cause of the fire is not known.
Misses Grace and Mollie Jones. of
neighborhood, who are again
were in town Wednesday and made
the REGISTER office pleasant call.
Avery Hubbard, formerly of lola.
has been appointed receiver of the
State printing Office plant pending a
between those interested
in it. The Job is worth about 5000.
If you want your shoes repaired,
inquire for Rosenberger's shop and
get the best work for the lowest price.
Shop a few doors west of square, next
Williams's coal office. J. Rosenber-
ger.
The people in the vicinity of Elsmore
are reminded that A. w. Beck has es-
tablished store there in charge of
+. Peters, where full line of nipple
ments of all kinds may be had at. lola
prices.
lola ought to have a day of special
Thanksgiving that no fire got started
last Friday. With such a wind as
we had that day fire anywhere south
of the square would have swept the
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Welker came
up from Erie to spend Sunday with
the folks. He says he is going to move
soon to Butler Mo. where he has pur-
chased stock of jewery. We wish
him success.
Henry Nelson, who has been a sue
cessful teacher in Allen county for
several years, expects to start to Col
orado this week to seek his fortune.
He deserves a good one and we hope
he will get it.
Fetch Willouhby, of Moran, is get
ting together q unique show of horse
freaks. He now has q hairless horse,
a horse that belonged to Jesse James,
and the horse that Bob Dalton rode
on his last raid.
The Library ladies will give a So
cial ON Tuesday evening a nriI 1R at