The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-05-18
ITEMS OF INTEREST
BY REGISTER REPORTERS
What is Being Done Throughout the
county-Evenss and Gossip
of the Week.
Moran fSatters.

Moran MATTERS.
Miss Lola Strong is attending CONNIE rcia'
College at St Louis. She viii be Gbsenta1ont
three or four months.
Mrs. T.. r. chart aud daughter, Elsie, have
returned from a short visit to Missouri.
Grandfather Epiing has returned from Texas
much improved In health.
Mr.. Armstrong, father of j. A. Armstrong,
has shaken the Kansas drst from his feet and
returned to Texas to spend the remainder Of
his days.
Mr.. Ira Mcknight has gone to Nebraska
Ills uncle, j. r., will follow him seon. they
go In the interest of the DlGe Mound nursery.
Mr.. Cor Keith, Of Giiillin, spent few days
In this vicinity. He was selliGg stone for the
Gilfllin quarties.
Master Runt Rhodes, Of Schell City, Mo.
spent last week visiting friends In this locality
Sam Force ard Sid Cooley have gone to the
Indian nation to bay ponies which they win
bring back AID sell to those whs waut cheap
roGdsters
Mr.. Henry Smith ani Miss orpGa DeHart
were married.oa Wednesday the Cd inst II was
a very quiet affair. The Rev. A. Barter OIL !
eiated.
DR. st-opg informed me that he had been
dIss bot ~ dCfSc VA tAie ootsa
east coraer i MS farm and refuses it. The
Dr's. head lie level. Some fellow wanted to-
get hold Of his orchard.
Mrs. Robert Dawson died Saturday, the 5th
inst. She leaves husband and three little
children, the youngest being but seven days
oh. AIRS. Dawson was one of the first settlers
in our town, hating come here when there wac
but four hosses besides the depot In the town.
NJ ~ "a b.r loss
and sympathizs with her bereayed husband and
raotheriess children.
The Social at Strong's was a succass. Wei
had a good crow.i and all contributed literally
40 the church fuad, in the interest of which
the social was held.
Frank Young says he don't want any more
buggy riding il his on n dark rainy night.
Tom Matthews has returned from his trip to
ST. Louis acd irfSr.a5 me that while there he
purchased fill stock of dry goods which he
and his brather d. will open ont this week in
their old stsnd. / also hear tha: Messrs
Matthews Hall, late of Colony, will open .
fall line Of groceries in the HeHars building,
while Mitchell, & Honstead are expecting thei
hardware on this week.
Mr. Ja:. Strong has sold his homestead farm
% Mrs J r. Mcknight AID bought his brother
WINS farm, lying one aad one-ha'f mile
north Of town.
There has been four new buildings com
mencei In town the last week, namely, tn
.'rasbyterisa Church, MIR. S. yarner's resi-
asace, Mr. John Halls residence and Mr..
cIetkser,s shop. And as this is the first of the
week there may he a half dozen moro andar
way before this peaches your readers. Verify,
Moran oors eth.
Mr. j. u More ard others have bought Nor
rnand stallion OF an Illinois party He is coed
one.
Mr.. Beatty has gnne to Yates Center TO take
charge of a section on the railroad. His fam
lily will follow soon.
steam shelter from Bronson has been 81
work for MIR. wycsoT and NJ. REmblr, tic
past week
Mr. Geo. Mclaughlin has contracted his cat
tie to be delivered In June fog Sc per hu"dre'
Mr.. osmer Salisbury, are OF yocr new sub
ribers, IS a happy n,sn this tiIne-a nine
sppaUd giil at his iIouse'is the cause.
Mr.. Tom Townsend left Mon lay for three
weeks visit 80 his i,loiher, at lincoln, Ill
little litigation at Justice Berry's last
week oontsLstcsi somewhat to the school fund
Fighting is hard work ard poor pay, gentle
men Id better let IL alone.
The Baptists of fhis place hare employed the
Rev Mr. fxIrct, Of N.osho county, to preach
for the:a the coming year.
The members q the Chistian church met and
organized society lately. am not Informed
whether thes' Iiil have regular preaching or
Them; 9nar,,,,'g Mert;rs wiz he held il
East Deer Creek.
nj done plan.i.ig u.r5 s,mc are planting
over. snd n-re .se rep!an:ing snme are cui-
tiyatius corn
j W. Parish and wife VIII start Cor New
Mexico this week. We are sorry to lose them
Oar school, taught 10y Miss Hattie adsns,
gave a fine entertainment and picnic Sasuria,
Miss Clara Strickland furnished the organ
aud assistedjn lie music. All enjoyed fine
treat for this place
Mr.. Matthew's lost one of his horses Satur-,
das leaving hip' without team.
soar blacksmith can't keep up with the work
Sod shares ARE waiting their turn ell the time
Eliveiy thine at G. A. smiths new store
Friday evening eaIse, arrival Of rev goods
Two hay presses have been here for Some
time 1eliesing the farmers # their surplns hay
Mt Tharp sold his 81 acre farm 20 John
Hyse and has nossd oyer ON Roc4 Greek.
.Those young men whb took whiskey to the
dance Saturday night are reqnestsd TO leave st
ct home next time,
Hesitb Il etnersliy god exc.pt q fen eases
OF the chills. r
NIss Cara Strickland IS now busy daily
stteuding and feed fn-s her siik worms which
abe is saisisg. We understand she is fcing
into the siIk s.s; hess-tf4
There is a Bass Bail club orgauize1 here,
plays every sataraay afte,noGn
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