The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-09-21
COUNTY NOTES.
FROM REGISTER REPORTERS
What IL Being Done Throughout the
County-Events and Gossip
of the Week.



West Of the River.
Received too late for publication last '0cek.l
We need rain very much. Stock water is
getting low.
Rev. VIM HankIns preached very touching
sermon at Liberty Sunday. Sept. 2. Mr.. H.
IL highly respected by our people here and We
sincerely hope that he may come and preach
often.
Rev. Clever and Rev. Strope, from Salem.
preached for NJ Sunday last and will preach
again in two weeks Sept. ~ st4 O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Booze, from Humboldt. are vis-
itiue their relatives, ct Mr.. Cornell's this
week.
The amusements Of last week were apple
cuttings at Mr.. 8. Bryants and ct Mr.. J. Rhod'
aberger's. The young people enjoyed them
selves very much ct both places, besides cut
ting goodly number Of apples.
Mr.. Bailey and sons are putting up nay on
Jacob Heath's place. These parties have cut
q much or probably more hay than any other
parties In Allen county.
School opened last Monday with an enroll
ment ofS9.
Mr.. Billbe reports the following ON his roll Of
honor: Rebecca Harris, Mary Harris, Josie
lRhodabarger, Ida Thornton, Maggie Travis,
j Laura Wilson, Belle Harvard. Hattie Sec,
Emory and Bert Allenbaugh. and Allen Travis.
The roll Of honor is made up Of those who ab-
stain from whispering enfirely.
There is quite good deal Of sickness In oul
. neighborhood.
Liberty Sunday School will give concert or
Sunday evening. Everybody invited.
It seems that ''cheap groceries" allay ths
wrath OF the f. n. B.A q. wives who opposed
the organization.
We are sorry to lose two Of our most estima-
bic young ladies, Matte and Jessie Travis
Matte goes to Humboldt to attend school, ant
Jessie to lola for the same purpose. May ou
loss be their gain.
We understand that Mrs. Alderman Is OF
the farm cooking for hay hands.
Harry Thomas and wife were out from lol
Sunday visiting old friends and relatives.
Did you see the frost?
Still dry in the pumpkin PATCH" Terribi
hard on ''punpkin blossoms.
Our neighborhood has been stirred BY mothe
gossip. How true the report IL, we know not
n but IL AZ follows. Seven men went to the resi-
dence of John Young and took his wife ava!
II by her own request. No one seems to know
= vhy. and John has not been able to trace tn
whereabouts Of Mrs. Young. It 10 deplorabl
fact that some one il ever ready to cause strif
= in the family circle and others are too quicl
to take it mp. We sincerely hope that the re
a port Is above is false.
The concert at Liberty Sunday evening va
an entire success. The program was short. o
, short in fact that some complained But loni
enough to be interesting and not tire. Amonl
the best selections on the program were tw'
essays read by John Heath and Ira Keithley
The Young men struck the point and deserve
much credit for their mastery work. WI
could not help but notice the good order main
tanned through out the hour. This 10 a. Il
should be, and we are glad our young people
' respect the rights Of all.
Burn Outright and family accompanied BY
Mrs. Lou. Osborn, start this week ON visit t.
friends and relatives In Missouri.
At Mr.. Billbe's request we will give each
, week his ''Roll OF Honor" This weekit IL Al
lfollevs Rebecca and Mary Harris, Josie
Rhodabages, ida Thornton, Maggie Travis,
. LAnrs Wilson, Alice Heath, Belle Hazard.
. Emma Townsend, and Mippie Corn ell. Bert
".absush. Allen Travis, John, QseaF and
A.
Perry Heas.. go SSss@s'
Hurrah for Harrisou oSVssoa.
(Witheredl Pun
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