The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1896-08-21

LindOn, who have been visiting the
family of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. c. Thrasher, in this city for some
time, returned to her home last FRI
day. Her many lola friends were
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 lie purely vegeta-
BILE. Evans Bros. keep it, as well as
ali other first class goods.
a grey horse hitched to . cart, be-
longing to Mr.. Townsend who lives
west of the river, ran away down at
the ball grounds Monday. Nobody
was hurt, fortunately, and no damage
was done except the splitting of dol
lar and halfs worth Of sugar.
The lola Sorghum and Vinegar
Works will steam up tomorrow and
will continue to run every day in the
week until the close Of the season.
The charge for making cider will be
two cents, or if tolled, one half the ci-
der. Sorghum, fifteen cents per gal
Ion or one half the syrup.
A crowd of the prettiest girls in
town got up real early last Thursday
morning, took their dinner baskets
and went up to Fetherngill's grove,
where they spent the day in playing
base ball, wading Deer Creek and
having all kinds of frOlic. They
called it "Mother-hubbard" picnic,
if you know what that is.
Rev. Mrs. Thsrp was in the city
Monday and made the REGISTER. a
very pleasant call. She had just
closed very successful csmpmeeting
at Hutchinson, where about twenty
five were converted, and was on her
way to Kimbsll where she expects to
hold revival meetings for about two
weeks.
There was TO have been a leap year
picnic up the river to-day, but the
beautiful rains Tuesday and Wednes-
day caused it to be postponed until
next week. 1t is very much feared
that several of our young men will
die of paIpitation of the heart before
then as they are living under a terri
BILE strain of expectation.
H. TholeD is one of the Democrats
of Humboldt who is going to vote for
Mckinley and he doesn't care who
knows it. One day recently he re-
ceived a car load of sugar and was
given notice that he must pay for it
in gold. The company wrote him
that they had to pay gold for it and
he would have to do likewise.
Mrs. NJ. J. Adams and her daugh-
tiers moved to Emporia this week so
that the girls might attend the col
lege OF course every body is sorry
to have them leave even for awhile,
for we know they cannot stay away
from lola long. The good wishes of
all their friends go with them and the
REGISTER follows to keep them COM
pany.
What are you doing toward max
ing the Fair a success this fall? Have
you got some canned fruit ready to
bring, are you getting some fine stock,
poultry, or anything in shape to win
premium? If not you want to be-
gin at once. We are going to have
the biggest and best fair this fall that
has been held in Allen county and Of
course you want to do your share.
Mr.. s. E. McBratney, the gentle
man who recently bought the Marion
farm, was a pleasant caller at the
REGISTER Office Monday afternoon.
He says he has leased his farm to
company who will develope the bed
of fire clay that is so abundant on his
place. He also says that the hot
winds of last week did no damage to
his corn and that he will have good
crop.
Wier City Sun: DR.. U. G. HOshaw,
we'll known to many readers of the
Sun, has located at lola, Allen coun-
ty, Kansas. The doctor had intend
ed going to Tulsa, 1. T., but after due
deliberation he came to the conclu-
sion that Kansas was good enough for
him and he will practice his prOfes.
sion at lola. The doctor is fine
physician and his friends here and at
Scammon will be pleased to learn
that he has found a suitable location.
A Grove meeting will be held in
Browns grove, near the Golden Val
ley Evangelical church, commencing
on Tuesday Aug. p, 1896, at 8 p. m.
and will continue over Sunday Aug.
80, in connection with the End Quar-
terly conference, Revs. NJ. T.. Platz