The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-12-24

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spouse to telegram announcing the
death of his mother.
Monday was pay day at the smelter
and the principal smelling done was
The changing of muscle and sweat
into gold and silver.
Married, on sunday st the u. b.
parsonage at LOO p. IN, Mr.. Alfred II.
| Ward, of Wagner, L. T., and Miss
Ida Vi. SwsrtZ, of lola.
Nervous people find relief by en-
riching heir blood with HOod's Sar-
sapariila. which is the one true blood
purifier a nerve tonic.
MIR. ". II Holman. of St Louis.
ure<ideni at ihe New York dry goods
company. il here to help run things
'u-I,g he hniiday rush.
BEGGs' DIARRHEA BALsAM is b
| ,l..-re Ill o her- fail We keep it e.
Z Spe"cer Il Co north side square.
BARGAIN:-Six room house with
40 aud One half lots. Nice trees.
arr, good well and cistern. Two
blocks rom square. Henderson d
Powell
That new polishing machine at the
lola Laundry is turning out work
that cannot ne excelled in any city
If you are not already patTOnizing us,
give us trial.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Curtis celebrated
their fifteenth wedding anniversary
on the evening of the 18th with a
family party which greatly enjoyed
IN" happy occasion.
The Monroe Baking Powder is a
pure cream of tartar powder and we
solicit your trade for pure article.
For sale by all grocers. Try it. At
20 and 40 cents can.
Nobody with child in the house.
! who has ever tried the experiment of
home Christmas tree, will ever again
let Christmas pass without one if he
can buy, beg or borrow one.
HOLIDAY PRICES: 1000 pounds
mixed candy, cents pound; 1000
pounds mixed nuts, 10 cts pound;
Oranges 20 cts a dozen; Lemons %
cts a dozen, at H. KlaumanD's.
Humboldt Herald: All signs are
good for fine skating this winter.
The lola REGISTER reports a new
Scate at the home of one of the citizens
of that town. Mother and child doing
well.
All our college fOlks-Misses Klau-
mann, Henderson and Norris and
Mrs. r. H. Bennett-came down from
Lawrence Saturday to spend Christ
/ mas vacation EUnrv hOdV il olad IN
| see them.
The person who disturbed the con-
gregatiOn last Sunday by coughing,
| is requested to call on Evans Bros,
and get bottle of FOley's Honey and
Tar, which always gives relief.
Evans Bros.
Negotiations are on foot to have the
two frame buildings now occupied by
Ling's restaurant and Gillihan's bar
her shop, torn out i'm the spring and
replaced with brick buildings
Speed the day.
This notice is to urgently request
those knowing themselves to be in
de6ted to me to call aud settle before
Jan. l. [ want to open new set of
books and the old accounts must be
closed. VIM. Yeager.
The lola Manufacturing Company
made successful run of iron castings
Friday, the first actual commercial
work ever done by an lola iron fOun-
dry. That date may become histori-
cal; better remember it.
w. Il. WILLIAMS, of Boughton,
Ark, says: "Have suffered for years
with constipation, and indigestion,
and one bottle of Beggs Little Giant
| Pills has cured me. c. b. Spencer &
Co., North Side Square.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Stevens came
down from Lawrence Saturday to
spend the vacation with relatives.
Mrs. Stevens was formerly Anna Ru-
BILE and has many friends here who
are always glad to see her.
Adkins & Miller sunk Mrs. Cellars
| well on South Washington street
about two feet deeper last week and
struck such q large strong vein of
water that they had difficulty in beat
ing it to the top of the well.
Committees and others commission
ed to buy large quantities of candy
and fruits for schools, Sunday schools
or other Christmas entertainments,
should call at Klaumann's and get
prices before buying elsewhere.
Did you ever think how many peO-
pie are engaged in lola these days
waiting on the retail trade? A rough
estimate which has the advantage of
being below the truth if anything
places it at 225. Astonishing isn't it ?
Mr.. Norman Smith, the Washington
avenue jeweler, has bought the lots
across from the Presbyterian church,
at the corner of Madison avenue and
Western street. and will build two
handsome houses on them in the
spring.
Mrs. r. a. Edgar was too i'll to take
her usual place at the Santa Fe depot
Monday and MIR. Maxey, the re-
lief agent of the Southern Kansas took
her place. Mr.. Muir, another
assistant operator is also working at
the depot.
p. G. ESSEX, the leading Attorney
of Golden CITY, Mo-, writes: "Have