The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-07-18
Salem Sentences.

There was a pic mic in old Mrs. Palmer
grove, just south of Maple Grove Church. OF
the Fourth. Speeches were made by Rev
Hsrkness, George Marshal, l.. II. Pearson aud
Cary Palmer. The Declaration of Iudep nd
ence was recited by Ed. Moore. A pleasant
time is reported. There was another pic mic in
Ards grove, at ElsinOre.
Mr.. T. +. Porter is sick.
Mr. Lawson Newman was visiting his broth.
err and sister In IA isas City last Friday and
Saturday.
There was good rain here week ago Thurs
day Wish some righteous democrat would
pray fop another.
We are In favor OF the denomination of Mr.
Amos for county attorney; and all we have
heard say anything about are well pleased with
what he has done, and in favor of his being
nominated again.
1t is to be hoped that Mr. Henderson will be
chosen again for Superintendent.
We wish the editors of The Sdiod success in
their undertaking.
The weather is quite warm when the Their
mometer is lOJe in the shade.
PHIL FARLEY.
LaHarpe Locals
Mr.. Hsckney's ware ,use looms up grandly
in the village
Prof. Reeder. of Illinois, is visiting his broth
er. He is looking for a location.
Our population is increasing. A girl at Fer
ris' , Pressler's and Huf's.
Mr.. johnnie Patterson's father died at Union
town and he has given up his bla cksmith shop
here and will gn into the store at Uni0ntpwn
that his father left. We are sorr, to lose
Johnnie FIR IN our midst he is very much
loved and res ,,ected by all, and the good wishes
of every body will follow him.
Misses Anna Pickell and jennie Worst were
visiting Miss Mary Ohlfest last week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ohlfest aud two children
returned from their trip to Indiana last Sstur-
urlay. Mr.. Ohlfest had his eye operated on
a..d il is improving sowly.
Miss Berkihiser and Amy Cox are are spend
ing few days at Mrs. French's.
Mrs. Eagel has a cousin visiting her frsm
Lawrence.
There is talk of moving Elm Dale school
school house TO Laifarpe.
Mrs. Price has been unwell for the past week
but we are glad to learn she is better. Mr..
HUFF is also under the weather.
Miss Sircks talks of going to lola for five or
six weeks. FoRGErMENoT.
Bronson Briefiets.
The old school house has been moved to town
II is being rem ldeled and will soon be mum :
hered as one of Brons IN q stores with Mr. Car
ter as proprietor.
The stone mas0ns are busy laying the founda-
ton OF HOLMAN Bros. 4 Co.'S. hardware store
Miss Allie Bolts, of Wichita, Kansas, has
been visiting her relatives, Mr.. Russell's, at
this place.
Miss Jennie Butler, who has been teach ing
recently in Clay county, Mo-, has returned
home.
Mr.. Mathews, the dentist, will be in Bron-
son on the first an third Mondays and Tues
days of each month.
Bronson talks of having a band organized
A subscription paper has been circulated to
procure instruments. 1t is hoped that it will
be a success.
The partnership existing between A Stitt,
W. X. Stitt aud J. NJ. Williamson in the livery
business, has been dissolved, and Mr., Will
hanson is authorized to Collect all debts due
the firm.
Mr. Carter is building a neat residence in
Wright's addition.
Miss Rose Daughters school closed last Sat-
urday, and she is now among her old friends
again.
The Bronson Union Sunday School has adj
journed until the first Sunday in August on ac-
count of the extremely hot weather.
There will be song service at the hall on