The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1896-05-29

mill on his place at horseshoe bend
oak, walnut, hickory, elm. and cotton
wood lumber, and walnut posts aud
cOfdwOOd
Now is the tiTe TO frame your
pictures, we are over stocked with
moulding and have marked every
thing below the usual price, j. CUL-
BERTSON.
Mrs. Swartz and son Mr.. Bert Lut-
ton of MeadviIle. Pa, are in the city
this week visiting the family of Capt.
A. j. Servey. Mrs. SwaItz is sister
of Mrs. Servey.
Capt. Dewitt was up from Hum
bOldt Monday. He says the crop
prospects ia his neigh bOrhOod are
much better now tnsn they were at
this time last year.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Evans, w. A
Cowan, and J. H. Campbell are all in
Fit. Scott this week, attending the
annual meeting of the state Phar-
maceutical Association.
Any one having friends to whom
they would like to have the Allen
County Investor sent, will please send
or leave list of names with ID. w.
BOstwick, lola Kansas.
1 will make my tenth delivery of
trees are warranted first class. Please
reserve your orders until / call on
you. A. y. MITCHELL.
The reason Peerless -four is cheaper
than all other good patent flour is be-
cause its manufacturers have big lot
of cheap wheat and want to give their
customers the benefit of it.
We regret to find a notice, in Salt
Lake City papers, of the death in that
city on May Is, of Blanche NJ. wife of
L. c. Kelsey Mr.. Kelsey will have
the sympathy Of Allen county friends.
All accounts due the late Doctor
w. d. Scott are in our hands for col
lection; and persons owing such &C.
counts will please call and settle i'm
mediately. Campbell & Hankins
Attorneys.
The Board Of County Commission
ers meet next Monday to sit as a
Board of Equalization. If you have
any kick to make on your assessment
make it then or forever after keep
your peace.
Mr.. Davis cane up from Oklahoma
last Wednesday morning and will re-
main over Sunday. He says that
wheat and oats are short in that
country, but that other things are
looking well.
One of the prettiest and sweetest
tone pianos we ever saw or heard is
| the ClOugh d Warren piano lately
received at Mr.. Beck's ware room. 1t
is an instrument that any man might
be proud to own
The United Brethren improvised
seats and things and held their first
meeting in the new church last Mon
day evening. Bishop Kephart, of
Baltimore, preached and there was
large attendance.
Mrs. GOshOrn has returned from
the city with a full line of the New
York styles, and all the new Partisan
ideas and trimmings. She is also
leader of low prices. Special sale to-
day and tomorrow.
Have you 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 aud guar
antees satisfaction
Miss Della Morrison, of Rosemond,
| La, is visiting her grandfather Henry
Givler and other relatives near this
city this week. Miss Morrison is a
=, L
a resident of Allen County.
All the extensive fruit growers of
Ksnsas buy their trees only of persons
with whom they are personally ac-
quainted, for they know that nine
times out of ten they are humbugged
when they buy of strangers.
The REGISTER had a pleasant call
Monday from Charlie Smith of Elm,
and his friend, Mr.. >. Apt, of Chanute.
The latter had just returned from a
visit to Missouri and said it had been
much wetter there than here.
Marriage licenses have been issued
since our last report as follows: c.
w. Shoemaker and Mamie Whitman,
both of Lawrence, c. J. Colgin and
Florence Clark, sfOsage; J. II. Tap
ken and Blanch NJ. McClaren of lola.
My stock of lumber and building
material is complete and if you con-
template building 1 should be glad to
make figures for you. When you get
ready to build a house or a barn it
will pay you TO come and see me. A.
L. Taylor.
Republican National Convention.
The Santa Fe Route will make a one
fare for round trip. Arrangements
are being made for through service
by leaving lola on our afternoon train
you arrive in st. Louis at $50 q. m.
next morning.
Capt. H. A. Ewing and family have
received cards of invitation TO the
wedding of Miss Julia, daughter of
Vice-President and Mrs. Stevenson,
to Rev. Martin d. Hardin, which is to
take place in Washington, D. c.,
Tuesday, June ?, 1896.
Descriptive pamphlets, recently is |
sued by Passenger Department of the |
Santa Fe route, contain such complete |
information relative to these regions