The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-08-28
Moran Matters .

As 1 was absent last last week 1 will neces
sarily have to give few items that may ap
pear a little stale to few
And first will chronical the arrival of tina
boy at DR.. Lambeth's. The doctor bears hi.
new honors with commendable grace
Then-Nlrs. A. Il. Isaac has been visiting hel
daughter in Nebraska the past two weeks. Sh,
reports crops very good there.
And then-the ice cream supper given by the
Ladies' Aid Society. And the donation suppe,
given by the members of the Protestant Meth
odist church claim my attention. The first
was very good as to the financial and literary
parts. The latter very successful financially
| and as to the tables ut each it is unnecessary
for me to say anything about, for when the Ia
dies of Moran undertake to get up a supper you
can depend upOn.it there riH be supper
Mr.. il. Styers and Miss Clara Shank, of lola,
were the guests of Miss Belle GOrrell last Sab
bath.
Miss Maude Caughron, of your city, was Wis
iting Mr.. GOrrel's family the latter part of last
week.
Ed Legion was bitten by spider on Sab
bath, 10th, and has not been able to work since:
he has bad looking knee.
Mrs. j. COnman and daughter Edith are Wis
itins friends near Galesburgh, Neosho county
sister OF Mrs. Wagner. who has been visit
ing in this vicinity, returned with her.
DIR. Jewell reports ten pound boy at John
Jones'; and now It is is in orler to call Deacon
Jones grandpa.
DIR. Il. b Spawr, late of Chetopa, has locat-
ed in Moran.
Mr.. Miller and family late of Arkansas have
arrived and taken possession Of the Dick
Guilliam farm.
Harvey Crowds and job Thorp, living north
west of town, started for the west part of the
state the first of the week. They are prospect
ing.
MIR. w. j. Steele was quite sick last week
but is able to be around again, we are glad to
see.
Mrs. Pearson is also quite sick at this writ
ing.
Mrs. Cramer, who lived south west of
town, died Sabbath and was inferred in the
Moran cemetery on Monday.
Grandpa ClOthier is not expected to live
many days. He is entirely helpless and has
lost his MIMI
Mr. q. NJ. Nelson was entertaining his cousin
+. NJ. Nelson the latter part of last week
On last Saturday Mr.. johnson. the Overscer
OF NJ l.. Snyder's ranch, met with a painful
accdcnt:wnile attending to business. lie was
kicked by mule, breaking two of his ribs and
bruising him.
The programme of the Marmaton township
Sunday school pic mic and jug breaking to be
held at Walnut Grove Saturday, Sept. 10, lsS5.
The assembly will he called to order at 10 a. m.
by ii. Il. Adams, chairman I-Song by con-
sregatiOn. No. IA Gospel Hymns. 2-Devotion-
al exercises; Rev. V. NJ. King 3-Song by |
Moran Union Sunday School and address by |
4-Song by Olive Branch |
Sunday School and address by Superintendent.
Song by Moran NJ. +. Sunday School and adj
iress by Superintendent. 6-Song by Prairie
Rose Sunday School and address by superin-
endent. jug breaking. s-Adiournmcnt
l general good time.
AS most of the public schools have been let
will give You the names of the successful ones
md the location Of their schools. First is II.
ADAMS ana a, wife at Moran; Ed. Muth, Fair
ON Olive Branch; Flora Gay, Nillwood; Miss
iarr1s. MOntevale; Ed. Barber Elsinore: a
sarber, SkyrOcket; - King, Prairie hose:
arrie Strong, Pleasant Prairie; Enie Collet
Our democratic friends met in mass conven-
ion last Saturday night and selected the fol-
owing delegates as given me by j. W. Iar-
$, en Gso Jno sPa y, ChenaIlt, e; Mendel, II.
lorrison, and three alternates. They promise
ticket that will get there this fall.
Our livery men have got new trlil and left 8
nesday in search of the man who stole Shields
DR.; Lambeth reports new heir at J. A.
amb's. PrSCI,