The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-07-03

MIR. Will Shultz moved into his new house
last week.
Mr.. j. &. Reeder is looking for his mother
from Bloomington, H., to spend the SUMMED
with him.
| Little Mabel Russell is over from Conway
Springs to stay awhile with her grandparents,
Mr.. Hackney's. Mr.. Lew Hackney went there
for her.
Miss Lettie Hackney took trip to TT. Scott
last week.
Misses Nary Ohlfest and Katie Pressler so to
attend the Normal from here.
Mr.. Barber made the Elm Dale school a call
Friday morning.
Mrs. William Paske has been over visiting
her sister-in-law for week past.
Miss Mary Ohlfest's school closed last Fri
day with picnic dinner in the school house.
| ANY one seeing the table loaded with good
| things would think hard times was ouIy talk
There were 96 present by actual count, and
perhaps some were not counted; and there were
enough eatables left for about fifty more Re-
| ally the people in this neighborhood know how
to cook, and if you don't believe it you ought to
have been there, After dinner quite lengthy
programme was carried ont by the scholars.
The pieces were all good and well delivered.
Some prizes We're distributed, after which all
went home seeming to feel glad that they had
come. And the teacher wishes us to say that
she thanks the people heartily for honoring her
with their presence.
Misses Paske and Blower have invited quite a
number of their neighbors that do not wish to
20 to lola to come and spend the Fourth with
them. We can venture to say they will enjoy
themselves more than going through the heat
and dust to lola and being jammed around in
such crowd.
We had the pleasure of attending Mr.. and
Mrs Edwards crystal wedding last Monday
evening, June %. The people began to come
about eight O'Clock, and by nine the house and
lawn seemed full of people. At nine they were |
called into the parlor, or as many as could get |
in. The rest looked over each others heads, in |
the doors and windows The Methodist min
lister from Moran said few words congratulate
ing the couple in thus happily reaching their
fifteenth year of married life, and hoped that
they might live to celebrate their diamond we'd
ding. When he was through and the people
were about to offer congratulations, the minis
ter said wait a few moments, and in walked an
other couple to be married-Peter Kreuter and
Miss Belle Weaver. This was to be a surprise,
ana 81 II proven 10 De TO great many at least.
After this, of course Mr.. and Mrs. Edwards
fell into the background and the bride and
groom were the center of attraction. After
hey were married and congratulations We're !
'ver, supper was announced and they repaired :
o the dining room, where two long tables were ,
pread with sumptuous feast. Owing to such !
! large number present the tables were spread
our different times. There were about one
hundred assembled guests. They had an indies
ribable amount of cake and all the ice cream +
nd lemonade that could be wished for. Per- O
APPS some would like to know how the bride {
'as dressed? She wore pure white; her hair Q
one low, and long spray of white flowers v
nat almost encircled her head. We will try U
, give list of the presents There was an a
Their quill-driver there besides ourselves, but "
0 not know whether he writes for the REGIS o
ss or Co@dnf; SO will give you a list anyway 81
The 'other quill-driver'' writes for the REG a
TER and as his items are already in type the e
,ader is referred to''PIeasant Prairie Poiuts'' Y
r the list of presents.-Eds.] Taken altogeth- L
they were fine lot of presents and everyone
ent home about one O'Clock feeling like they
ould long remember that pleasant evening
ent at Edwards. May they live long and :,
ntinue to prosper is our wish to both coup- =.
5, anu when you have another such an event vi
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