The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1896-05-22
". d. RICKETTS,, Manager.

Santa Fe Reute-Kansss Musical
Jubilee at Hutchinson Kansas, May
&c to 18th, a rate of $3.50 for the round
trip date of sale. May 18th to 10Th en-
elusive.
L. A. Thrasher has for sale at saw
mill on his place at horseshoe bend
oak, walnut, hickory, elm. and cetton-
wood lumber, and walnut posts and
cordwood.
| Miss Stella Thomas, who has been
engaged for some time past as type
writer in Oakland, California, is at
home on visit to her parents, Mr..
John Thomas.
When you want to make your wife.
daughter or sweet heart fipe present
go to Culbertson's Furniture Store
where you will find the finest display
in the county.
Miss Maude MinrOw started yester-
day TO Minnesota, where she will
spend the summer at her old home.
Her lola friends will wish her a
happy vacation.
Great bargains in banjoes, guitars,
mandolins, violins, music boxss, etc.
1 purchased the stock at auction
prices; will close them out at about
half price. G. Goff, lola.
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.
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our space by the commencement ora
tions, we have been compelled this
week to omit the Talmags sermon
and several columns of general news.
Mrs. Cole and daughter, of Nicker-
son, were in this city this week the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs E. s. Emerson.
| Mrs, Cole is one of the most promi-
nent w. c. I. U. workers in the state.
VIM. Cunningham asks the REGIS
TER to announce that the citizens of
Humboldt, Salem, Cottage Grove and
Logan townships may pay their taxes
at the Bank or Humboldt if they de-
sire.
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 & Hawkins
Attorneys.
The suggestion made by the REGIS
TER was acted upon favOrably, and if
the weather is pleasant the memorial
exercises on Sunday will be held in
the park. Rev. Pulliam will preach
the sermon.
One of the prettiest and sweetest
tone pianos we ever saw or heard is
the ClOugh & Warren piano lately
received at Mr.. Beck's ware room. 1t
is an instrument that any man might
be proud to own
The members of all the church choirs
are invited to meet at the Presby-
terrain church at o'clock tomorrow
evening to prepare music for Memorial
Sunday. J. E. Henderson, chairman
music committee.
DR.. w. H. Mcdowell went to Cha
mute Monday to attend to some work
pertaining to the Order of Pyramids.
He says he organized a lodge with
about fifty charter members last
week at that place.
Mrs. Goshorn has returned from
the city with 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 and guar
antees satisfaction
J. Rosenberger has leased q lot of
r. w. Acers, near the REGISTER
office, and is having a building l2xl6
erected upon it for use as shoe shop.
We are glad to notice this evidence of
deserved prosperity.
Herbert Eshbaugh, came up from
Fall River last week on a visit to his
parents, and remained over COM
mencement. He is working on a farm
for his uncle, and says crops are
looking fine in that section.
Glenn Kreuter went up to Topeka
Monday as delegate to the Grand
Lodge Knights of Pythias. Claude
Culbertson and Charley Clarke also
went to see the sights and incident
ally attend to some business.
Mr.. w. d. Cox and his son Earl
came up from Elsmore last Monday to
attend commencement. Mr.. COx's
daughter, Miss Ons, has been attend
ing the High School this year. and
has made splendid record.
The change in the Missouri Pacific
time card was quite an advantageous
move for lola merchants. People
come now from q distance, get here in
the morning early, do their trading