The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-12-13

t0wan d AushHrman want Few
hundred dozen eggs.
We will trade new stoves for old
ones. Bartels Il Son.
T NJ RartIes' is the Depot of A lien
county for Holiday goods.
You can get everything you want
for Xmas at Il. NJ. Bartles'.
Mrs. Turner has large assortment
of the cheapest hats i'm lola.
Mrs. s. G. Kinblade, Of Yates Gen.
ter visited in this city this week.
Mrs. Turner's ia the hest piece I'm
the City for choice and cheap Millin-
cry.
Saner kraut, honey, cranherries,
and all kinds of ''fixings" at Richards
Bros.
j. Rosenberger has got fine new
sewing machine for doing leather
work.
J. r Young is building a new eide
walk along the east side Of his resi-
dence.
WAGONS.-Reck just received a
car load of Studebaker. Wagons and
buggies.
The VI. f. Sunday School will have
santa Claus chimney on Christ
mas eve.
Cowsn & Ausherman have lot 81
Buck wheat Flour made from Kansas
Buckwheat.
Baker & Strickland received q new
surry from Leavenworth NJ inlay. 1t
is beauty.
Easy fitting gold spectales, make a
good Christmas present. Guaranteed
to fit at Colts.
Call ana examine the DeKalb hog
fence, the most perfect one on the
market. J. w. COutant & Son.
We have few sets Of harness left
which we will sell at low prices at
the lola Carriage & Harness Go.
Mrs. Jones, IF Kansas City, a
daughter of =. B. Mo0rehOuse was
visiting him the first of the week.
Geo. Lambert's mother from Cha.
mute, returned home Monday after a
very pleasant visit of few days with
him.
Eugene Whitaker and family tart
ed for their home i'm Colorado Ines.
day, having thoroughly enjoyed their
visit here.
Mr.. j. l.. Hnsley and his big Ohio
cousin were down from the Usage
Tuesday and made the REGISTER a
pleasant visit.
A lot Of new rattan goods in the
way of Rockers, work baskets. etc.,
especially suitable for Christmas
presents at Sleeper's.
Miss Maude Esse entertained a few
of her most intimate friends last Fri
day evening. The time was spent
in pulling taffy and having a good
time.
All those indebted to me are here
by notified that their accounts must
be settled by cash or note on or be-
fore the first of the year. III. KLAU
MANN.
On account Of the illness of his wife
Elder OberhOlizer, of Ottawa, was un
able to fill the appointment that was
made for him to preach in 10 a last
Sunday.
Gus the tailor turns ont first class
work and first class fit, and EN-
ployes only first class work men. CT
and see him and he convinced. The
latest styles always OH hand.
B. F. Pancoast and Miss Ionic
went to Lawrence Monday to attend
| the meeting of the State Horticulture
Society which was i'm session the IN
! IL, andl 9TH. They also visited rela
tiVes.
Ladies wishing to learn the sqnart
! inch tailor system want 10 remembp
that they can not get the system afte
the school closes, as the sy~ M i.
never sold without the comp in
structiOns.
At cost. buggies, surries, phaetnns
road wagons and spring wagons. Iol
Carriage d Harness Co, wanting T.
reduce their stock will sell at pr,
that will surprise the natives. Con
while the assortment is full.
My stock of lumber and buildin
material il complete and if you COZ
template building l should he glad I
make figures for you. When you &c
ready to build a house or a barn
will pay you TO come and see me. A
l.. Taylor.
Dell Walters, a member of the Nj
Pac.. section crew, had the misiol
tune to let steel rail down on III
fingers of his right hand last Saiul
day in such a manner as tn smas
them nearly off. He is enjoy ing
Iay-of as the result.
Mrs. w. L. Grey spent Sunda
with Mr.. and Mrs. Squier and n
turned to Topeka Monday. Mis-
Helen, who has been here some tim
accompanied her, much to the regrr
| ,,f the MANY friends she had mod