The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-05-08

zens being present. A Ladies' Aid Society was
organized. Mrs. Means was elected president,
Mrs. H. B. Adams vice-president, Miss Addie
Ciothier secretary, and Miss Efie Fairmar
treasurer. They will give necktie festival al
| the Chenault building Tuesday, the 18th inst
Twenty-Five cents pays for your tie and insurei
You partner and supper. All are invited ant
good time anticipated
There will be temperance lecture at tn,
Presbyterian church next Saturday, by a lady
The first quarterly meeting of the Moran Cir
cult will be held at the Salem school house
next Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. E. +. DeEIart and daughter, Mrs. Hen
ry Smith, made short visit with their rela.
tives in Missouri last week
DIR Jewell reports an heir at j. NJ. Browns
1t will make republican voter.
Mr.. George Massin was quite sick last week
but was able to plant corn Monday.
Miss Florence Armstrong is on the sick lis
this week.
On last Thursday night Rev. Stanley Jewell
and Mr.. VIM. Fair, of Big Flats, n. Y, arriv-
| ed in our town accompanied by Mr.. Bassett and
family, of Catskill, same state. Mr.. B. is q
brother-in-law of the Jewell brothers, and has
come to stay. The others expect to return.
Mr.. ID. b. Allen and wife are visiting C.
Steele's family
On last Saturday Mr. Somers of Pleasan-
ton, came around and got his pony that Mr..
William Davis had taken mp the 4th of last
April.
The Revs. Jewell, Ault and King preached at
the Presbyterian church Sunday morning, af-
ternOon and evening.
Mr.. c. Isaac has sold his property to Mr..
Jas. Mann.
Mr.. Bassett will occupy DR.. Jewell's house
a miles south of town.
WI Steele is taking in the Worlds Fair
this week, so am informed.
Mr. S. c. Warner secured the contract for fur
nshing the lumber for bridges and culberts in
this township, he being the lowest bidder.
Mr.. p. q. Wells received letter from his
brother living in Barber comfy, stating that
he lost all his property by the floods. barely es-
Gaping with their lives.
Mr.. Pyle has built an addition to his house
The ladies of the Olive Branch class of the
NJ. E. church, armed with scissors, needles,
hammers and tacks, led by their heavy weight,
Mother Bacon, proceeded to the parsonage on
Tuesday, and taking possession of the same,
proceeded to cut, fit aud put down neat car
pet they had collectively prepared. Brother
Means and wife made no resistance
Rev. Jewell informs me that he and his party
passed through a snow storm on their way out
here.
AS an indication of the prospects for big ap-
pie crop, will state that one day last week /
cut twig about 10 inches long from four
year old tree in Mr.. Clothier's nursery, that
had 81 blooms on it.
wish to say, Mr. Editcr, that If you make
as many typographical errors with other cor
respondence as you do with mine, that your
readers can guess at what is going OH in the
rest of the county.-[We will try to do better.
Eds.l
Mr.. l.. b. Kline informed me that j. Strong
mounted four Pelicans last week for a gentle
man living near LaIIarpe. Jimmie and his
unc'e have quite lot of birds and animals on
exhibition at Mr. Kinne's store
Mr.. Z. +. DeHart and family boarded the
train Wednesday morning bound for the south
west part of the state. They expect to return
and winter In Moran.
Jake Moon is quite sick with malaria.
Mr.. William Wattles left Wednesday for his
old home in east Tennessee.
DIR. Jewell Reports l1-pound boy at VIM.
Wesley's. PENCIL.