The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-10-25
PLUMB1NG- A complete outfit

DR.. Stillwell will extract teeth with
out pain for twenty-five cents. Office
at residence, south of Wichita depot
You are sure to get the most cor.
rect styles in millinery at Mrs. Cos
horn. A lot of sailors 4Sc next Mon
day.
The friends of Walter Conley will
be glad to know that he has got a
good job in barber shop at COtfey-
vile.
Knapp's puts his bow protector OH
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 8 room cottsg
es and l 6 room cottage at Mineral
Well. Inquire on premises. +. w
Acres.
Clarence Seigler has gone into J .
Hershberger's barber shop to learn the
trade.
Something good to eat and your
picture taken at the G.. A. r. Hall,
Thursday evening. Admission 10
cents.
If you want to hear work well
spoken of ask any of the scholars at
the dress-cutting school what the
work is.
Uncle Jimmie Tay lOr's new house
is near enough completion to show
that it is going to be an ornament to
the town.
License to marry was issued We'd
nesday to Mr.. J. G. Montgomery, of
Erie and Miss Nora b. DrolIinger,
Leanna.
You can buy buggy or spring
wagon at your own price for a few
weeks of the lola Carriage d Harness
Company.
Mr.. Swift, of the Swift q CongdOn
COrnice Co., of FIT. Scott is here this
week putting the cOrnice on the new
drug store.
fyOu expect to make a sale come
to the REGISTER office, for your bills,
and get notice of the sale in the
REGISTER free.
AS Studebaker wagons are the best
on earth why are not their buggies
also the best on earth? Both sold by
A. w. Beck, lola.
T. d. Lacey: My corn is turning
out better than L expected. What |
have gathered so far is running fully
80 bushels to the acre.
The street commissioner is busy
tinkerIng up sidewalks all over town.
John Harris seems to be the right
man in the right place.
Capt. Carroll was hauling out Ium-
Der last Friday for the erection of an
addition to his house in Elm town
ship, l6xl6, two stories high.
\ new city ordinance is published
in the REGISTER this week that will
particularly interest all who are
using, or expect to use, natural gas.
All the extra copies of the REGIS
TER that we printed last week were
called for, and as many more could
have been sold if we had had them.
MARRIED: At the residence of the
brides father. on Thursday evening
October Il, Mr.. II. NJ. Riggs and Miss
Elizabeth A. Burton, Rev. King Off
ciating.
MARRIED: At the home of the
bride on Thursday evening, October
Il, Mr.. August +. +. Krannich and
Miss Emma Pence, Rev. Hankins
officiating.
In addition to making the annual
settlement, the Board of Commission
ers this week made a contract with
the Gas Company for heating the
county Jail.
Secretary Whitaker asks us to say
that all premiums earned at the fair
which are not called for by Novem-
Der l. will be considered donated to
the Society.
Fine display of silhOuettes at the
social at the G. A. II. Hall next
Thursday evening. Come and find
yourself and your friends among
them if you can.
Winter has begun in Michigan and
other northern states,-snOw and
freezing weather and bitter winds.
That is the reason we had to put on
over coats Tuesday.
Bert Ling has returned from Texas
and will spend the winter at home.
He says that the good price for cotton
has livened things up somewhat in
the Lone Star State.
l have tried all the laundries in
reach of lola and the Ottawa Steam
is the best. Bring your lin
ell to me. Send Wednesday, return
w. b. Reed.
Mr.. A. T. Lane, of Cowley county,
is here this week visiting his sister,
Mrs. Uriah AXley. He says the crops
in his county were nearly total fail
ure on account of the drouth.
Capt. De Witt: L have taken the
ever since l came to the
and 1 have never seen a word
nor a sentence in it that / was I'M
willing to have my family read.
The young people of the Baptist
church will give a Silhouette social
in the G.. A. r. Hall, Halloween,
Oct, 81. Admission 10
cents. Refreshments served free.
Persons wishing to dispose of their
farms can do so by calling on d. w.
Bostwick and leaving description of
their farms. l also want some city
property. d. w. BOstwick.
There Will be preaching at the
church Sunday morning and evening.
all are cordially invited. Members
are particularly urged to be present
as elders are to be elected at this time.
J. H. Harvey showed US the other
day the first brazilian sweet pOtatOes