The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-01-01
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

The Alba Haywood comedy COm'
pany is billed here for the II.
All package coffees Is cents pack.
age, cash. Brigham q Munger.
Two packages of coffee for % cents.
Tea 10 cents, at H. Klaumanns.
DIR. g. ID. Whitaker and daughter
are down from Colony on a visit.
The gas case is on trial at the court
house and is creating great deal OF
interest.
H. NJ. Miller is performing the
duties of District Clerk, getting his
hand in.
AL. Ellis has given up his clerkship
at Rays and Frank Null has taken
his place.
Henry Steyer is on the sick list this
week and w. G. Faust is doing his
work at Klaumann's.
J. II. Book returned last Thursday
from a visit TO his old home i'm Cloud
county. He says corn is selling there
for 10 cents hushel.
w. s. Jennings, treasurer of Pros
pect Lodge o 3. F., his received a
draft for 81 600 to he paid to the widow
of the late David Givler.
n. Shaffer went to Chanute Mon
day to attend a meeting of the COun-
ell of Red Men. He says it is ten
wears since ne attended meeting,
but that he still has vivid recOllec-
ton of the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Wakefield went
to Topeka Tuesday to attend the an
nual meeting of the County Clerks.
From Topeka they went tn Kansas
CITY to spend New ears with Mr..
Wakefield's brother.
Miss Mary HOrney is up from AtO-
ka, |. T. to spend the holidays. She
brought with her little Indian girl,
one of the pupils of the school in
which she is teaching, and the child
rs greatly enjoying the visit.
Mr.. ID. p. Northrup has bought the
handsome residence recently built by
Mrs. Collins, of Moran, on Washing
ton avenue, and will move into it in
the spring. 1t is one of the best and
most cOmmodiOus houses in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Wright were
down from NeOsho Falls this week
visiting their brother, II. Fl. Wright
Mr.. Wright owns a saw mill and a
GluPF auu StERlutu az ANN''a'O
Falls and has built up good bust
ness.
Nv hair kept falling out until [ was
nearly bald, and several remedies
tried seemed to do nc good. | COM
menced using DaHderine six weeks
ago and the result is a fine growth of
new hair.-Mrs Belle Pickett, Guth-
Tie, O.. T.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lebo, of Nevada, Mo,
were in lola over Christmas the
guests of MIR. and Mrs. J. w. Dunfee,
Mrs. Lebo's parents. Miss Ida Dun
fee who spent the simmer at that
place came with them and will re-
main at home.
WIFE: "Say, John where did y GU
get ali that cOffee?"
HUSBAND: We'll [ got it at Brig
ham d Munger's. Thew sell, for cash
Z packages of coffee for Sl.O5 or l5(
single. They are the people to buy
groceries from"
Miss Gertie Weckerly, OF Yates
Center, has been spending the hOli'
DAYS with the family of her uncle,
Capt. A. J. Servey, in this city. In
company with Miss Icy GOring she
went to Humboldt Monday to visit
relatives day or two.
Reggs' Blood Purifier and Blood
Maker cures all blood disorders. AL
eruptions of the skin can be removed
bythe use of this wonderful medicine
1t has no equal and is purely vegeta'
ole. Evans Bros. keep it, as well as
all other first class goods.
A little fire and a great deal o.
smoke was the cause of the excite
ment at Prices livery barn last Sun
day evening about six O'Clock A
mouse ignitei match, but MIR. Price
was standing near and put the blaze
out before any damage was done.
We are glad to learn that arrange
ments have been made whereby Ell
der E. L. Martin, of Princeton, is tC
fill the the pulpit of the Christian
church regularly hereafter every
other Sunday. We hope he will find
it convenient soon to return to lola tC
live.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Harmon ceIebrat
&c their silver wedding anniversary
last night, by entertaining fifty invit-
ed guests. The occasion was a very
delight one and the REGIsTEE
Joins all their friends in congratulate
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon and wish
ing them many happy returns.
1t is with the deepest regret thai
We announce the death OfPaul Fisher
of Humboldt, that occurred at hi;
home at seven o'clock Wednesday
morning, December 30th, caused by
heart disease. Paul Fisher is known
all over Kansas and has q wide circle
of friends who mourn his death.
The REGISTER il grieved To All
nounce the death of Miss Anna PaxsOn
which occurred at the family home in
Ft. Scott, at $50 Wednesday morning
Dec. so. The remains will be brought
to lola for interment, arriving via the
Mo. Pac. at $50 this morning, and
will be taken directiytO the cemetery
The time of year is about at hand
when you take an inventory to find
out your financial standing, and i
in doing sOyOu find you owe Richard
Bros, call and pay the amount tC
w. II. Richards who still continues
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