The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-06-01

Arthur. Cunningham came up from
Humboldt.
Ladies summer corsets 25 cts Rosen-
berg's.
Mrs. W. Reno went to Yates
Center for a visit
New style ladies Bobinet Ties 25 cts
Rosenb erg's.
Ladies fancy shirt waists 80 cts
Rosen berg's.
Mrs. r. w. Duffy returned to her
home at Manhattan.
The new lace with fringe at Ros
enberg's.
Miss Sarah Ewing went to Lawr.
ence to spend week with her sister
Miss Ruth.
All overlace for shirt waist yokes,
Scots yard at Rosen bergs.
Mrs Belle Gibbs went to Olathe to
visit her husband and son who are
working there.
Mems woven end suspenders 10 cts
Rose berg's.
Miss Earring, of Bronson, passed
through enroute to Ottawa to attend
commencement.
Base Balls cts, catching mitts 10
cents at Rosen berg's.
| Mrs. :. j. Croker who has been
visiting her sister Mrs. VIM William
returned to her home at Osawatomie
Ladies lace insertion trimmed shirt
waists 80 cts Rosenberg's.
Mrs. Sngler who has been here
some weeks visiting her sisters, Mrs.
Merchant, Mrs. Null and Mrs Adam.
left today for her home at Colorado
springs, Col.
Ladies black brocaded skirts Sl.5O
at Rosenberg's.
Tuesday evening Judge Smith
united in marriage Ebert +. Ewell
and Ella Richardson, both well
known colored people OF this city.
Wash bowls and pitchers 80 cts at
Rosen berg's.
Mayor Mcclure has received from
Christian Herald Famine Relief com
mittee, of New York, an appeal for
aid for the starving in India. 1t is
suggested that a local relief organizs.
ton be formed and money collected
for the famine sufferers.
60 foot clothes lines 10 cents at
Rosen berg's.
They keep fixing Thugs up at the
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engine room at the south works has
been torn down and a new and larger
one is being built. One in which all
the power for the whole plant can be
generated. One of the big engines
which went through the LaHarpe
fire has been rebuilt and moved here
and 1t lie now in operation.
Mexican Hammocks with pillow
and spreader, 81 at Kosenberg's.
The X. p. lodge held its annual
election of officers Monday with the
following results: Il. A. Milne, c. & /;
p. A. Holden, V. c.; G.. A. Savage,
Prel,; Sam II. Perkins, NJ. of w.
d. b. d. Smelterz, X, OF r, IL s.; Geo
Bedell, M. of f.; l.. l. Northrup, NJ
of f.; Geo. Hedges, NJ. of A; Clark
w. Arnold, /. c.; Chas. A. Perkins,
o. G.; J. f. Cozard, d. g. G.
Extra large size ladies vests for
large ladies, Is cite at ROsen berg's.
Harmon Hobart Monday morning
bought a half interest in the lola Telt
phone Company from Doug Arnelt.
Hobart Is serving his last term as
sheriff and is wisely paving the way
to keep busy after he gets out of office
and he has made a wise choice. The
business is already we'll estab ished
and continually growing and he and
Mr.. Arnett Will dou btlees make an
excellent team. The. REGISTER
wishes them success at any rate.
See the &C and lOc counters at
Rosen berg's.
w. g. Richman will leave tonight
for Prescott, Arizona, where he ex-
poets to buy l40 head of ponies and
ship here. He used to punch cattle
over the Arizona prairies and has for
the last year or two bought a lot OF
horses for the American and English
governments. He says the demand
for horses here in Allen county he
thinks will make his importation sell
well and if they do not sell here he
Can turn them to the English horse
buyers as the Arizona horses have
proven excellent for hard cavalry
service In South Africa.
White Marseilles bed spreads, SO
cents at Rosen bers.
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on May % the old Bank of Commerce
changed TO the National Bank of Com
merce and that w. s. Falls, late of
the Hum eoldt bank, has bought the
home of CASH or Masterson in Garrett
and will move his family there and
become cashier. The stock of the
| National Rank nj Commerca will no