The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1896-06-19

A. L. Taylor's stock of screen doors,
mixed paints aud all kinds of build.
ing material is complete, and prices
as low as the lowest.
Iwill sell your furniture al prices
below any competition this side OF
Kansas City. Come in and be COLI
WINGED. l.. sleeper.
Jas. Worden, of the live stock COM
mission firm of WUrdeu, Blair d Co,
Kansas City, was in town The first OF
the week Oh business.
Ladies are invited 10 visit the Dress
Cutting School and thoroughly inves-
tigate the work. We will give any
one free trial lesson.
Miss Anna Moore, Of Cotf-y vile,
came up last SATURDAY to attend the
Ewing-TsylOr wedding aud to visit
friends week or two.
Miss Wessie Wise came down from
Emporis last Saturday To visit few
days with her mary Lola friends who
are always glad to see her.
Lutte Slower and w. H. Ricketts, have
each purchased a new horse and
buggy since our last ISSUE, evidence
OF well deserved prosperity.
Claude Culbertson and B. E. Conley
started overland to OskalOosa Mon
day to bring back new hearse that
Mr.. Culbertson recently purchased.
Prof. E. w. Myler aud wife of
Baldwin are in this city visiting their
parents. Prof Myler will be Conduct
or of the Normal which begins July 6.
Alt Northrup is painting his house
this week, which with the addition
of the new porch makes it great
deal more handsome and comfortable.
The steel tower for the gas light has
arrived anu is being put up in the
public square. Ifthis light meets ex-
pectations it will be great adver-
tiser.
A. H. Brown has purchased new
and very handsome wagOnette to
drive othe trains in place of the old
"Coupay." 1t is decided impro~e-
meDt. Il
What is in name" Jew. ]. W. Sauerbeer
| is pastor of church in Emporia-Erchdnge
And Mr.. 1. =. Kasebeer is one of
the strictest temperance men in A Hen
county.
Misses Eva Kinnie and Lille Stin-
son returned home from Kansas City
Saturday where they attended the
meeting of the Christian Endeavor
Societies
Mrs. T. I. Shreve of ST. Louis arriv-
ed in this city Sunday. She came to
attend the Ewing-TaylOr wedding,
and will visit friends and relatives a
few days,
J.W, McMilIin went up to Ottawa
Monday to look at steam engine
with view to buying it for his grist
mill. He expects to attend the AS
sembly also.
Master Ralph Pickell gave picnic
to few of his young friends, at his
home Wednesday. The boys all came
home in the evening very tired but
reporting a fine time.
The reason Peerless flour is cheaper
than all other good patent flouri is be
cause its manufacturers have a big lo
of cheap wheat and want to give theil
customers the benefit of il.
4 Willis Henderson left "Wednesday
for Geneva Lake, Wisconsin, whrr'
he will spend few weeks at the Bible
School, and also enjoy the Delights %
that famous summer resort.
Last Thursday morning Johni'
Richardson caught thirty eigh
pound white perch on a trout line
Johnnie says that it was the lsrges
white perch he ever heard of.
Mrs. Maggie Norris Of Kansas City
q sister of r. B. Stevenson, and he
two little girls, are in lola and will
probably remain through the summe
with the family of her brother.
MIR. s. A. d. Cox came up iron
Humboldt Monday and moved hi
printing material back to that place
having arranged to print his paper
the Hunboldt Herald, at home here
after.
Another "sure cure7' for chinct
bugs has been reported, and that is 4
spray a few rowe of corn, into whict
the bugs are advancing, with London
purple, Ii wouldn't cost much t.
try it.
Harry Bragg, o. C. Brett. Pau
Fisher, George Mckinley, G. II
Pratt, James Peery, E. a. Barber
George and John Amos, all of Hum
boldt, werc at the court house Wed
nesdsy.