The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-10-04

Henry Steyer and son. Z arl visite'
Kansas City this week and saw tn
! Priests of Pallas parade
Mrs. Webster Green went up t
Kansas City Monday to witness TIN
Priests of Pallas parade.
Brigham & Munger have got i'm ;
ear load of cider and syrup barrels
which they will sell cheap.
\. II. and ]. H. Campbell made {
business trip to Kansas City Tues
day returning Wednesday.
The Pennsylvania hotel cottage got
a new roof this week. Sam Brown
and Ira Patterson put it on.
Call ana examine the DeKalb hog
fence, the most perfect one on the
market. J. w. COutant & Son.
lola Laundry is now prepared to dc
all kinds of laundry work. Northeast
corner of square. NJ. E. Kildoo
Mrs. D. {. Wood went TO Kansas
/ City Monday at noon to visit her
daughter. Mrs. c. G.. White a week.
Miss Frank Wilson Is back in the
/ Treasurer's office helping get things
in shape for the annual settlement.
DIR. Stillwell will extract teeth with
out pain for twenty-five cents. Office
at residence, south of Wichita depot.
Mrs. j. y. Evans returned from
/ PleasantOn Monday, after a short
visit to her son Harry and his family.
County Clerk Wakefield took his
family down to Humboldt Wednes-
day to spend the day with his par
ents.
Knapp's puts his bow protector On
all the buggies he sells without extra
charge. 1t sayes dollars for you every
year.
All persons owing book accounts or
notes are requested to call and pay at
once and save collections. A. w
Beck.
WANTED: To rent , 3 room cottag.
es and l 6 room cottage at Mineral
Well. Inquire on premises. +. w
Acres.
If YOU want to hear a work well
spoken of ask any of the scholars at
the dress-cutting school what the
work is.
Coming! Coming! Coming On
every train, new goods, new styles,
new prices at J. Culbertson's, West
Side, lola.
Ira Kelley, Bert Miller and Carl
Williamson left Monday for Kansas
City to see the sights and have a
good time.
Henry Steyer saw the Flower pa
rade at Kansas City Tuesday and he
thinks it was about the prsttiest
sight he ever saw.
The publication of the awards made
at the lola fair is again unavOidably
postponed. We hope TO have it next
week without fail.
y car load of first class 6-hoop bar
reIs have just been received at the
lola Cider and Vinegar Works which
will be sold cheap.
There will be special meeting of
McCOok Post tomorrow evening. All
members are urged to be present. BY
order of Commander.
Miss Clara Welch will give an Flo.
cutionary entertainment under the
auspices of the EpwOrth League at
Humboldt this evening.
Fisher Sisters, of Calves ton. wish
to announce that all of their business
in this county is now done through
the Bank of Allen County.
c. L. Isaac, one of the thrifty young
farmers of Marmaton, was in lola I
Wednesday and handed in his con-
tributiOn to the REGISTER.
If you can't get just the kind of
writing paper you want at any of the |
stores come to the REGISTER office |
and ask to see our samples.
Mrs. I. :. Slower came down from
Topeka last Thursday and visited |
With lola friends, who were delight |
ed to see her, until sunday.
Strayed from Il. Slusher's pasture
in Usage township, 2-year old mare |
for recovery. John Haynes
II. L. Henderson sold his old store
room to &. a. Japhet and he is NOV
ing it up to his residence lots where .
he will convert it into stable.
W. II. Williams has improved the
looks of his residence very much by /
having it painted. He expects to |
make other improvements soon.
Miss Sadie Reimert went TO Wich-
tia Monday TO attend meeting of the
State Photographers Association.
She expects to return tomorrow.
Miss Sabra Goring went to Fort
Scott Tuesday, where she expects to
reside i'm the future. Her lola friends |
regret her departure very much.
W. II. Richards, 7. NJ. Bartels, A.
w. Beck, +. 2. Brigham, and VIM.
leager are among the business men
who visited Kansas City this week. 1
Mrs. Geo. Lawyer started for her
home in Webb City, Missouri We'd
nesday, going by the way of Garnett
and Erie, where she will visit a few
days.
Rev. +. A. King succeeds Rev. l..
D. WINNER as pastor of the L. b.
church here. We shall be glad to
welcome Mr.. King and his family to
lola.
Mr.. ID. +. Edwards is building a
new house out on his farm in the Car
penter district. w. II. Root went
out there yesterday to do the tin
work ON it.
.SdronJUrg Trio-NerS: J. NJ. Viii
hanson and ID. c. Wood, examiners
for the lola Building and Loan AssO-
citation were in town Saturday look
ing after business.
VIM Cunningham writes us to send
his REGTSTER IN 1915 West Nth ST