The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1896-09-11
New Tie and Ribbon Pins GOfrs.


been visiting relatives and friends.
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 DO equal and is purely vegeta-
BILE. Evans Bros. keep it, as well as
eli other first class goods.
8. c. Brewster returned Thursday
evening from Estes Park. Colorado,
where he has been the past month
fishing and camping out aud other
wise enjoying himself. His many
friends will be glad to learn that he IL
much improved In health.
G. Spears OF Pittsburg, Kan, has
purchased tho blacksmith shop Of
David Givler, deceased, and moved
his family here. Mrs. Spears WAS
formerly Mise HettIe Hawk and has
many friends here who will be glad to
learn OF their moving here.
Clarence Heron, Q small boy, WAS
accidentally shot on Wednesday while
out hunting, the bullet from %
caIibre ride entering the calf Of the
left leg and making q painful but
not q dangerous wound. The ball
was extracted by DR.. Trimble.
The Fair Association has been i'm
proving the grounds a great deal this
week. All the old brush has been
cleared out and new walks have been
built through the park. This will be
the best fair Allen County has ever
had and no one should fail to attend.
Frank Travis returned Tuesday
evening from Manitou and Colorado
Springs, Colo, where he has been the
past two weeks visiting friends.
Frank says everybody in Colorado is
for free silver and that he would have
been very lonesome out there had it
not been for his lola friends.
The many friends of Mr.. G. w. Nc
Mel will learn with regret that he
was seriously injured last Thursday
afternoon at the lumber yard of L. L.
Northrup's. He was loading some
lumber upon a wagon when large
beam fell. striking his ankle and
breaking one of the small bones in his
foot.
/,Mr. George Freeman's intimate
friends to the number of about thirty
gave him surprise party at his home
in the southeast part of the city last
Friday night. The evening was spent
in the usual manner and all had a
delightful time. George was present
ed with an International Dictionary
as gift of esteem. ~
We have for sale, the entire stock
of the lola Carriage and Harness Co.,
consisting of Vehickles, Poles, Shafts
Tops and other goods which we will
sell at prices that are not often seen
Call and examine stock and get first
selection as they will not last always
Sleeper & Breckenridge, North side
Square. II
The colored people of lola are get
ting ready to celebrate Emancipation
day on a large scale. They expect tC
hold q picnic in the park, with a free
dinner and several speeches. The
principal speaker of the day will
probably be w. D. Driver, of Coffey
Vile, the colored orator who so vel
entertained the crowd at the cour
house last Thursday night. I /
We will bet two bits that Eddie
Merchant has more hard luck with s
wheel than anybody in town. Las
spring he ran over calf and pretty
near killed it, and broke his whee
and Monday evening he "took
tumble" and broke his thumb on hi
left hand and injured several Uf hi
fingers. Eddie you ought to get YOU
life insured or get you velocipede
New Wedding Presents at Goffs.
On next Monday the lola school,
will enter into another years work
With the exception of MIR. Henderson
and Mrs. Cooper, the corps of teacher
remains the same. 1t is feared tina
the enrolment this year will be g
large that it will be hard to accomo
date the scholors. We hope it will
We hope it will be so large that an
other school house will have to b
built Immediately.
Although Monday night was ez
tremely warm, large crowd gather
ed at the opera house to hear Chas. b
Marvins' troup in ''Hearts of Gold.
1t was a very good play and please'
the audience. Tuesday night tn
crowd was not 80 large and the shoV
was not as good as the night before
but it was worth the price of &C
mission. Tonight "a Souther
Rose" will be presented.
An advance agent for John Dillo
was in town last Tuesday night 81
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