The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-11-08

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Sons. Prices lowest.
DR.. Fulton is happy this week in
entertaining his sister, of Toronto,
Canada. His brother was down from
Kansas City over Sunday.
Elder Ross, of Ohio, Illinois, will
preach at the Christian church Sun
day morning and evening. All are
cordially invited to attend.
Star: lola has also struck oil IN
addition to gas. The REGISTER has
so far met all demands, but natural
supplies will he great help.
Capt. T.. :. Slower came down
Monday TO attend the Reunion and
remained over to vote. He got a
warm welcome from everybody.
Avery Hubbard came down from
Topeka Monday to visit his mother.
He offered To vote Tuesday, but the
judges thought he belonged in Topeka.
Ben Ausherman was i'm town this
week on his way to Washington
where he goes as the private secre-
tary of Senator Clstke, of Wyoming.
The lola REGISTER is for sale-One
number each week for $3.50 a year.
Ask your neighbOr why he doesn't
buy it and keep up with the process
sion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blood. of Larned were
in town this week visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. J. p. Crigler. We are glad to
know that they are likely to locate
here.
Miss Almira Bassett returned home
to Moran Tuesday after very pleas
ant visit of two weeks with the family
of Treasurer Nelson and other lola
friends.
Mr.. J. +. Sallie, of the lola Racket,
went to Illinois last week after his
family. They are expected to-day
and will occupy the house vOcated by
Mr.. Allen.
Charlie Neeson brought up the re-
turns from ElsmOre, and left the rec
ord of the vote in his "Other clothes
That is the iniquity of having too big
wardrobe.
PC. Young. county attorney of
Wilson county, a good lawyer and a
fine man, was i'm lola Wednesday OH
his way to attend the Appellate court
at Fort Scott.
lola Camp No. 96l, NJ. w. "A. have
sent out cards of invitation to an en-
tertainment and supper to he given
at the Opera House next Friday night
November 18th.
We never remember "A time when
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busy as they have this fall. And we
hope there never will be time when
they will be less busy.
/ have tried all the laundries in
reach of lola and the Ottawa Steam
Laundry is the best. Bring your lin
Ell to me. Send Wednesday, return
Saturday. w. b. Reed.
II. ID. Smith, of Arkansas City. ate
beans with the boys Monday. II. ID.
cut a good deal of a swathe i'm Allen
county while he was running the
Interstate at Humboldt.
Miss Maggie Clarke, of Rockville,
Indiana, is here visiting her uncle,
Mr.. e.. G., Null. She was i'm quite
poor health when she first came, but
is already much improved.
Gus the tailor turns out first class
work and a first class fit, and en-
plOyes only first class workmen. Go
and see him and be convinced. The
latest styles always on hand.
Mr.. Luther Scott, a prominent at
tOrney of Howard and brother of
Rev. r.. NJ. Scott, was in lola between
trains Tuesday on his way tn attend
the Appellate Court at TT. Scott.
Miss Nellie Smeltzer returned last
Saturday from a visit of three weeks
with her sister, Mrs. Lucy Nigh, at
Fort Smith, Arkansas. She is warm
ly welcomed by her many friends.
Persons wishing to dispose of their
farms can do so by calling on ID. w.
Bostwick and leaving description of
their farms. | also want some city
residence property. ID. w. Bostwick.
The splendid rain of Tuesday night
has filled the ground aud the streams
and ponds, and sends us into the win
ter i'm fine shape. Surely the Lord
has been gracious unto us and blessed
us.
Our jewelers. are bringing on large
stocks of solid silverware, the first
season they have carried any to speak
of Shows that our folks are getting
more fOrehanded than they used to
be.
G. o. Smith writes us that he has
bought a large stock of goods at
Webb City, Mo-, and asks us to for
ward his REGISTER to that place.
lola is getting quite colony at Webb
City.
Lost: On the side walk between
Mrs. Turner's store and NOrthru p's
bank, one new black mitten. The
finder will confer favor by leaving
same at Mrs. Turner's store or at this
office.
People who like hearty laugh and
also who like to cry will have plenty
of it if they go to see Comrades"
The young people are rehearsing in
earnest and the date will soon be an
nounced.
Among the foreign attorneys in at
tendance upon district court this
week have been Sheldon, PaOla,
Young, Fredonia, Gates, Chanute,
Amos, Choguill Barber aud Gard OF
Humboldt.
The President has issued the usual
Thanksgiving proclamation setting
apart the 18th of November for the
festal day. Surely the people of
Allen county can celebrate it with
full hearts.
Have you a good picture of every
member of your family? If not can
Won afford to put off getting one? The