The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1896-12-11

this week.
We have a grocery stock and fix
lures to the amount of $2400, doing q
good business to exchange for an so
or 100 acre farm. BOstwick & Acers.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Winks, of
Salem, were in lola last Saturday and
made this office a pleasant visit.
They will get the REGISTER here
after
Jay Myler bought a house in Moran
recently and hauled it in to lola this
week with traction engine. 1t will
be located on lot in the north part
of town.
The great cost sale at Anderson &
DeCIute's will continue but a few
days longer, don't miss the chance of
getting your winter clothing at whole
sale prices.
Harmon Hobart won in Otten's bean
guessing contest with the number
1000, the actual number being $3.50.
The gHesses ranged all the way from
$50 to 125, 900.
John Ober is erecting a new house
in the north part of town. 1t will be
one story 24x26 with a kitchen Sx12.
F. Lehman and sons are doing the
carpenter work.
Thousands have been cured of
badness and other diseases of the
scalp by Danderine. 1t will cure
you. Guaranteed. For sale by Camp
bell & Christian.
j. w. Fitzgerald's new transfer
wagon arrived on our streets the first
of the week. 1t is quite metropolitan
in looks and size and the team he
drives are beauties.
The store windows are beginning
to take Oh their holiday garb, and the
faces Of the children are brighter and
more eager every day. What bless
ed season Christmas is!
had a very severe case of dandruff
all my life. Have been permanently
cured with Danderine. recommend
it in all diseases of the scalp.-Dr.
Bronson, Guthrie, o. 7.
Teachers aud Committees wishing
candies, oranges, bananas, nuts and
raisins, will do well to get prices at
H. Klaumann's. Come soon so as to
be sure and get what you want.
The Baptist congregation are active
ly engaged is raising funds to build
parsonage. A social will be held this
evening at the home of J. w. Funk
hOuser, to promote the good cause.
What makes a more enjoyable pres
ent than a nice Handkerchief Box?
A Perfume Atomizer for the young
lady's dresser? Look at the line car
ried by the North Side Drug Store.
Mr.. J. H. Henson received car
load of Kitchen Cabinets this week
and is delivering them to the purcha-
sers. 1t is easy to sell an article that
every woman wants as soon as she
sees it.
Three car loads of stock and two
cars of household goods arrived over
the Mo. Pac., Saturday night from
Colorado. The goods belong to two
families who have purchased farms in
this county.
am offering at private sale at my
residence near the Presbyterian
church a number of articles of house
hold furniture and cooking utensils.
Must be sold before December Goth.
Mrs. w. H. Evans.
Miss Nellie Colborn arrived home
Monday from Wallace, Idaho, where
she has been visiting her sister for
the past two years. She has scores of
friends in lola who will warmly
welcome her home.
Erwin, Grant & Co., the horse-buy-
ers formerly located at Humboldt but
now at Fit. Scott, last month shipped
Al cars of horses and mules from that
place, large number of the mules be-
ing destined for Cuba.
The many lola friends of Col. Alex
ander Warner, of Baxter Springs,
will be grieved to learn that his bank
has failed, involving a loss to depos-
itors of about $4,000, with little
prospect of repayment.
e. H. DeClute has begun work
an office room in the rear of his
store building. 1t will be occupied
when completed by G. l.. Whitaker
who is getting old and lazy and don't
want an upstairs office any longer.
Hunters set fire to some stacks be-
longing to 1. Port on Monday, and
about 81 tons of hay were burned be-
fore the fire could be extinguished.
Mr. Port knows who the parties were
and they will no doubt settle the bill.