The Iola register., 1896-09-25

stocked and fitted for the business
than any store in Allen county and
every clerk is a registered pharma-
cist, at Evans Bros.
1 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. T.
This office is indebted to Mr.. Web
ster Green for some of the biggest ap-
pies we have seen this year. They
were Winter Pesrmains and were
very handsome specimens.
The ladies of the NJ. E. church. in
the southeast ward will give pump
kin pie social at the Parsonage Thurs
day evening Oct. 1st. Everybody Is
cordially invited. Pie and coffee lOc.
Quite a number of our most euthus-
iastic Republicans went to Moran
last Friday to hear A. r. Green of
Chicago. They report a grand meet
ing and an enthusiastic vote making
speech.
There was q rumor on the streets
Tuesday to the effect that burglars
had entered L. E. Collins store ut
Bronson and taken about $3.50 worth
of boots and shoes. We do not know
the particulars.
DR.. and Mrs. Wilson and their
nephew George Wilson, ofHumbOldt,
were in this city Sunday the guests
of the family of G. Goff. The Doctor
had on a gold bug hat and was shout
ing for Mckinley.
Episcopal services were conducted
by Arch-deacon G. Rowland Hill at
the Presbyterian church last Tuesday
evening, followed, on Wednesday
morning at ten o'clock by the admin
istration of communion.
w. H. Andrews, of Garnett, well
known to q good many lola young
people, was in lola last Friday. His
friends will bs interested IN knowing
that he is running a cigar factory at
that place and prospecting.
Cards are out making the pleasing
announcement that the marriage of
Harvey Tell Evans and Frances
Aline Peterson will be solemnized at
the home of Mrs. j. 8. Turner next
Tuesday evening, September 20.
McCook Post expect to attend the
Topeka reunion in force next week.
They will probably have special car
and will take their justly celebrated
cooker and camp outfit, and have a
great big tIme,-which everybody
hopes they will.
Mrs. LeOna Howard, and her little
boy, Murry, of Marsalles, Ind, are in
lola this week the guests of her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Shaffer.
Mrs. Howard was formerly an lola
girl and she has hosts of friends who
are delighted to see her.
Reggs' Blood Purifier and Blood
Maker cures all blood disorders. All
eruptions of the skin can be removed
by the use of this wonderful medicine.
1t has no equal and is purely vegeta-
BILE. Evans Bros. keep it, as well as
all other first class goods.
w. s. Pryor caught his fingers be-
tween two heavy pieces of tubing and
casing last Friday morning, and as a
result of the accident will probably
lose the first joint of his thumb and
forefinger on the left hand. 1t is a
very painful and distressing injury.
Rev. w. S. Carr has resigned the
position of s. s. Missionary in this
county in order to accept call to
preach for the Baptist church at Erie.
Mr.. Carr is a most earnest and eff
cient worker and has won a warm
place in the affections of the people of
Allen county,
l.. G.. Hutton met with a very pain
ful, though not serious accident at the
Santa Fe depot last Saturday after
noon. While unloading 700 pound
box he slipped in some manner allow
ing the box to fall upon his left leg,
scraping the skin off from the knee
to the ankle.
The lola Sorghum and Vinegar
Works are now running night and day
and turning out high grade of sorgh-
um. Every attention is paid to patrons,
and they may be assured that Mr..
Ira Townsend, who has charge of the
sorghum making, will turn out moth
ing but the best.
Emmett Culbertson has abandoned
his intention of going to. Kansas City
to business college this winter and
has accepted a clerkship ir Camp
bell & Christians drug store where he
will study pharmacy. Emmett is a