The Iola register., 1896-09-25
New Tie and Ribbon Pins Gofrs.

The REGISTER had 3 pleasant cali
last Saturday from Mr.. w. NJ. Green
and Mr.. 8 Bell, of KeOts. Ia. These
gentlemen have recently bought land
in this county and will probably send
their sons to occupy it in the spring
They were highly pleased with the
outlook for lola and vicinity.
The REGISTER has received, with
the compliments of the author, Mr..
w. c. Campbell, of Topeka, cam
paign song called 1.-THE FunDy-MOney
Man." which ought to have big run,
ss it is very clever song with catchy
words and music. Send ten cents to
w. C.CanpbelI, Topeka, for sample
copy.
The Sunday School Normal Drill at
Carpenter school house last Friday
was we'll attended and aroused 3
great deal of interest. These drills
are very instructive and helpful, and
any Sunday school in the country
may have one by making the request
of Rev. l.. s. Faust, president of the
County b. s. Association, lola.
People who know . crap game when
they see it,-which the writer hereof
doesn't-ssy that hardly day passes
when one or more may not be seen in
progress in broad daylight on the
most frequented streets. They say
that last Sunday there was bigger
and more exciting one than usual in
front of Anderson d DeClute's store
about 1890 o'clock p. m.
Mr.. w. l.. Parkinson, of Fit. Scott,
WAS in lola Tuesday looking over our
gas field with q view to locating 3
paper mill here. In an interview
with a REGISTER reporter he said,
81 consider this gas field very large
and it must be very valuable some
day. A great deal of, fuel and lime
are used in a paper plant and all
these things being in such abundance
here makes the location a splendid
one." Mr.. Parkinson went north on
the Santa Fe at noon.
This is to certify that I, Geo. Alyea
am 38 years of age, and have been
bald for more than fifteen years. 1
have been using KnOwltOn's Dander-
inc for sixty days, and now have a
good growth Ofhair completely cover
ing the bald spot. am greatly sur
prised at the wonderful results of
your remedy, as it has done for me
what 1 considered impossible for any
remedy to do. Formerly of lola,
Kan, now Kingfisher, Okla. For
sale by Campbell & Christian.
Yates Center News: Quite num-
Der of people from Yates Center drove
over to lola last Saturday to attend
the fair and hear Hon. Stephen A.
Douglas, of Illinois, speak. The fair
was good, the gas display magnificent,
the racing fine and the speeches elo-
quent. Among those who attended
from here were Mr.. and Mrs. l. n.
Templin and daughters, Gertrude
aud Margaret, Mr.. and Mrs. E. T.
Browning, Mr.. and Mrs. T. l.. Reid,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Reedy, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. H. TrueblOod, g. r. Stephen
son, Frank Evans, NJ. E. Hunt and
Sam Davidson.
Mr.. Samuel @. Adams and Miss
Jessie Thayer were married on Satur-
day evening, September II, 1896, at
the home of the BRIDES mother, Mrs.
E. J. Thayer, in Lincoln, Neb. After
spending a day in Nebraska City and
another day in Kansas City, visiting
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Adams reached
lola last Friday and at once went to
their home south of the city. Both
young people are very popular and
most highly esteemed in this COM
munity where must of their lives has
been spent, and they are receiving
the waImest congratulations and good
wishes of all their friends.
Union: The lola fair was well at
tended, though the attendance was
not so good Thursday and Friday on
account of inclement weather. The
exhibits in the fruit and vegetable
line were excellent. The floral hall
exhibits were fine. The stock show
was good. The speed ring was the
scene of much jockeying and some
; good racing. The number of refresh.
ment stands, fake shows and chance
devices were uncommOnly large, and
were only moderately patronized
Saturday was the big day and as il
was bright and pleasant all day there
was a very large crowd. During the
evenings big gas display was given
On page of this paper will bt
found one of the most valuable and