The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-09-06

Measurement, square-inch and com
pass work, lie sure to make a garment
fit any form without change. This il
what is taught at the Dress Cutting
School.
Mr.. A. l.. Harmon drove over to FIT.
Scott Monday to meet a young lady
cousin, Miss Grace Harmon, who has
come out from the East to make her
home here.
All capvassers who have completed
their lists for their Sunday Schools in
the county are urged to send them to
the county Secretary at the earliest
opportunity.
Old Settlers bring their tin cups
gOurds and canteens on Old Settlers
Johns stand-the candy man-and
get coffee free.
X. G.. Journal: Two car loads OF
horses were bought in Humboldt and
snipped away last week. Business is
evidently increasing at the canning
establishments
/ have tried all the laundries in
reach of lola and the Ottawa Steam
Laundry is the best. Bring your lin
en- to me. Send Wednesday, return
Saturday. w. b. Reed.
Ifyou want to know what is going
on in the county you will have to read
the last page of the REGISTER. You
can't find out by reading any other
paper published ON earth.
VIM II. Barnes of the State Horti-
cultural Society, will be at our Fair
next week, and will make all address
on horticultural subjects on Friday
afternoon at the Fair grounds.
S. A. Gard went to ElsmOre We'd
nesday to help two men settle dis
pute about the ownership of a steer.
1t is encouraging to find that cattle
are worth enough to scrap over.
lola Carriage and Harness Co. will
have another carload of buggies, car
riages and phaetons in this week. We
will have some fine buggies with this
load. We make low prices for cash.
Mrs. Picken believes that the fat year
should provide for the lean ones, so
she has filed away nearly 200 quarts
of fruit of various kind. That will be
good house to visit these next few
years.
Have you a good picture of every
member of your family? If not can
you afford to put off getting one? The
lola Art Studio, in the Marble Block,
has all the latest methods and guar
antees satisfaction.
The Junior League will have charge
of the evening service at the NJ. f..
church next Sabbath. They expect
to equip locomotive and start on a
missionary tour. All are invited to
attend this service.
The REGISTER office is indebted to
Mrs. Geo. ID. Hildebrant for some de-
liciOus peaches. She says she has had
no trouble in selling all she could
spare at so cents a bushel. and they
are certainly worth it.
The REGISTER has declined with
thanks handsome offer to advertise
q Kansas City "bucket shop" When
we make up our minds to advise peO-
pie to go to gambling we will go out
of theNewspaper business.
Geo. like has moved his family into
the house just south OF the Leland no.
tel this week. The move was made
in order to vacate the house they
were occupying for the Thayer girls
who are expected here soon.
Capt. H. A. Ewing went to Topeka
Monday to present his brief and argu.
ment for the city in the case against
Pryor to test the new gas ordinance.
1t is not expected that the court will
render decision for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coulter the strangers
who arrived here only two week ago
and moved into the AXley house, met
with a sad loss last Friday la the
death of their child. They will have
the sympathy of the entire commun-
ity.
We saw Amos Wright at NeOshO
Falls the other day and were glad to
learn that he is doing fine business
there with his saw mill and cider fac
tory. He has large building and all
the work he can do. See his ad. in
another column.
Mr.. Wayne Kerr who has been Wis.,
two or three months, returned to his
home in White county, Ind, yester-
day. He thinks lola and Kansas are
all right and says he don't see how
he can stay away.
Rev. Il. ID. WINNER loaded his fam
lily and household goods into wagons
Wednesday and started for LecOmp-
ton where he goes for the sake of ed
ucating his children at Lane Univer
sity. He will continue to fill his
pastoral engagements here.
Mrs. Goshorn has returned from
Chicago with large and well assOrI-
ed stock of Fall and Winter Millinery,
consisting of the very newest and
latest styles, of The best materials,
and at lowest prices. Call and exam
inc her stock before purchasing.
Mr.. F. P. Wagar representing the
firm of the w. ID. Alternately Music
Co. of Ottawa, Kansas, will locate in
our city for a few weeks. Now is
your chance to purchase first class
piano or organ at manufacturers prices
on the most favorable terms of pay
ment.
Are you going East? If so, why
not take advantage of National En-
campmeut of the Grand Army of the
Republic rates? The Santa Fe route
has arranged for fast train service,
and grant one stop over on return
trip east of st. Louis. See our local
agent.
By careful and continuous attention
to the work, Hon. o. l.. Miller, the
member of congress of the End Kan
sas district, is securing numerous
pensions for his constituents. Those
of Mrs ], A. Hereford, original, and