The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-12-27

VIM. Cunningham weat up to Kan
sas City Tuesday afternoon to spent
Christmas with his wife and son.
Prof r. G. Franklin of the Stat,
University, was the guest of the edit
or Of the REGISTER over Christmas.
Mrs. Anna (PickrlD Wishard il
down from Solomon City to spend the
vacation with her sisters and brother
Harry Evans, little boys, Bret
Bruce and "Tuck,' are over from
PleasantOn for visit with their uncle
Tell.
Knapp's puts his how protector on
all the hughes he sells without extra
charge. 1t sayes dollars for you every
year.
Marion Anderson, the popular
teacher of the East Liberty school
made this office a pleasant call yes
terday.
Until Jan. 10th 1916 we will absolute
ly self Furniture cheaper than ever
offered before in Allen County. J..
CulbertsOn.
r. A. Edgar went up to Lawrence
Saturday last to visit relatives. He
returned Monday accompanied by his
little daughter.
Our stock of queensware is more
complete and hprter selected than
over See it before buying. Brig
ham & Munger.
Coon creek got on a rampage Tues
day during the heavy rain and made
things quite incOnveinent for people
along its banks
Evans Bros. say they have sold %
copies of "Uncle TOMS Cabin" within
the past few days. The old book is
new every year.
Mr.. w. r. Kingsley, of Topeka,
brother of J. f. Kingsley was in the
city Thursday and made the REGIS
TER pleasant call.
Jas. Wakefield and C.. G.. Ausher-
man went up to Topeka to attend
meetings of the County Clerks and
Sheriffs of the State.
Miss Blackwell, of Missouri, who
was visiting her cousin, Mr.. Jas.
Wakefield over Sunday, went to
Humboldt Tuesday.
ID r. Gard, a son of Jacob Gard,
from Illinois, is here to spend the
winter and may locate permanently
If he likes the country,
The Masonic and Eastern Star lOdg-
ps will install officers tonight. Mem
bers of the orders and their families
are urged to be present.
1. b. Lawyer came over fram Webb
City, Mo to spend Christmas. He
says everything is under water ex-
cept the high places in Missouri.
Frank Scott, who has been railroad
ing in Mexico for several years. ar
rived home Christmas eve ami is
greeted by his old friends.
All the lola boys who have been
the State University, came
home last week TO spend the holidays
OF course everybody is glad to see
them.
Mrs s. Riggs and daughter. Mrs.
Kerr, of Chanute, went to California.
Mo-, the first of the week to visit rel.
atives,
All those indebted to me- are here.
by notified that their accounts must
he settled by cash or note on or he.
fore the first of the year. II. KLAU-
MANN.
G.. w. Mcmillan wishes to give
notice that he is now ready to grind
feed of all kinds and sOlicits the GUS
ON of the farmers. Mill south side
of lola.
Mr., and Mrs. Ralph Mcdowell are
down from Topeka this week visiting
their parents. Ralph is still with the
Malt and Breeze and is doing
good work.
L. +. Palmer, the marble man, has
just completed beautiful white mar
BILE monument which is to mark the
grave ot the wife of J \. Stout, of
NeOsho Falls.
John Caldwell, of Albuquerque, y.
NJ who is visiting his father at Car
lyle, was i'm to see the REGISTER yes
terday. We are glad TO know that
he is prospecting.
The order of Select Friends will
have an installation Of officers and an
oyster supper at their hall next
night. All the members
are urged To be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yakel, of Fit Scott.
and VT. Will SynnOt and Mrs.
Maggie Synnot, of UniOntown, are
paving r Christmas visit to their
sister, Mrs. w. 5. Pryor.
Gus the tailor turns ont first class
work and n first class fit, and en-
ployes only first class wOrkmen. Go
and see him and be convinced. The
latest styles always on hand.
We have two big lamps, nearly as
good as new, cost us $500 apiece, that
will sell for $3.50 each. Big bargain
for some store or school house or
church. Anderson IL DeClute.
c. G. Null accompanied his niece as
far as StL0uis | ct week. He says
that the whole country in Missouri
seemed to he under water. The floods
in that state were very disastrous
Mrs. Maggie (Ruchanan) Funk and
her little boy came up from Red
Rock, l. T., TO spend the holidays.
Mrs. w H. Hartman, who has been
visiting her for month, returned with
her.