The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-12-27
CORRESPONDENCE
From Register Reporters-What IL
Eeing Done Throughout the
County-Events and Cos.
ip of The Week.
Moran.

Moran.
John Gorrell S undayed at home.
Mrs. ]. E. Hobby has been on the sick list.
Mr.. Geo. Merrill is giving his house neat
coat of paint
Miss Lizzie Jones returned week before last
from an extended visit in the western part Of
the state.
Mrs. Henry Carter and family are visiting
at MIR. j. q. ID. lngersoll.
J. F. and George Harclerode from Montana
are visiting their brother, John Harclerode.
Geo. Adams of the State Normal, is spending
vacation at home.
Mrs. Ida Lisenbee, (nee Cox) is visiting her
mother, Mrs Berkehiser.
Miss Kate Bacon, who has been teaching in
the OswegO City schools, Is spending Christ
mas with her parents.
Orvil Emerson, of Baker University, is va
eating at home
We were mistaken IN one of our late items
concerning the Chatauqua society as we have
learned that it has been going three years.
Mrs. Wood, Of lola. was up visiting her hus-
band and friends last week. The foriaer is do
ing the carpenter work on the hotel
Chas. Thompson and Miss Mollie Moore of
the city schools at lola, are eating Christmas
turkey at home.
Born, unto Rev. and Mrs. Chamblin, Dec.
IL, fine boy.
II b. Smith, the barber will move his fix
lures into the basement of the new hotel.
Mrs. Gay has some honey-suckles that have
blossomed out and they are up on rack, but
this Is sunny Kansas.
1t has got to be an awful good crowd of
Methodist young people that will get up
Christmas doings and nave as good success as
our Methodist young people had in getting up
their cone and other Christmas exercises and
have the same amount of fun in connection and
devour the same number Of pounds or candy.
Hooker Camp, S. of V. elected the following
officers for the coming year: Capt, Leo Fes-
Ter; First 1t. Geo Merrill; Sec. 1t, II. Bur
rs; Council, Jay Matthews, Elmer Thompson,
Il spencer. Delegate to the General Assem-
bly,, Leo Fesler, alternate, Geo. Merrill.
The new hotel is about ready for occupancy,
and will be opened up on New Years night
with grand ball. IL will be known as the
Pennsylvania House
The funeral services of Mr.. G.. Englehardt
flor particulars of the accident which resulted
in his death see local page.-ED } were held
under the auspices II the Masonic Order, of
was buried Monday at the Moran cemetery, the
Masonic Order here participated in the servi-
ces Mr.. Englehardt was well known around
here aud was considered an honest, straight
forwa rd man. He came from Germany and
had accumulated great deal of property.
Rev. Emerson made four persons supremacy
happy on Christmas day. The first couple was
Mr.. L. Applegate, of Graham county and Miss
at the residence of Mr. y. q. Brown, the
bride's brother. The happy couple left on the
evening train for Fl. Scott where they will live
for the winter. The other couple was Mr.
Martin Of the firm of Briggs & Martin, aud Miss
Luella Shoemaker. They were married at the
home Of the bride in the presence of many
friends: They will go to housekeeping in Mr..
Martin g house in the west part of town.
Last Sunday was grand day for the mem
hers Of the NJ L. church, 1t being dedication
day. Prof. Guy ale. of Baldwin, delivered the
sermon Every one that heard 1t pronounced
IL one of the finest sermons ever delivered In
that pulpit. The house was crowded, ami the
all being paid made the service
more interesting. Prof Quayle preached again
1t night.