The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-01-25
COUNTY NOTES.
FROM REGISTER REPORTERS
What is Being Done Throughout the
County-Events and Gossip
of the Week.
Allen Center.

Have all echoed the fact that our prospects
for peach crop are very lsttering9
Our cattle feeders feel almost respondent
oyer the unprecedented low prices prevailing
Thos. Fitzpatrick has lost q light spotted
male pig, weight about 100 pounds. and would
be glad to hear of its whereabouts. Address
LaHarpe
XII Weith has purchased the fine Norman
mare, ''Bi1d," OF Chas. Lake, Of Rock Greek.
Consideration, $l5O. 90.
Mrs. E. 1. Crowell 10 recovering. very 81 ow-
ly from her attack of rheumatism some two
months since. She is now able to get about
alone.
Geo. Alyea has purchased q bran new cart
with double seat
10 the Kansas Farmer of jan 8, we see the
statement that the county clerks Of the state
have made movement to do away with the
present system Of assessing and create q coun-
ty assessor and he appointing his deputies.
The Ira o. Morrison, who, on Christmas
married Cora Salger, of Golden Valley, is our
"Orville, /" and his many friends extend con-
gratis.
]. W. Deleplain has become q resident Of our
school district, having moved on to Mr.. Run
vans place. His son, Charlie has so much i'm
proved in health that he can skirmish around
In fair Weather.
We are told that Rose Hill school will close
in few weeks with an entertainment und err
the direction of Miss Pressler, and the public
may reasonably expect to be well entertained.
Mrs. B. D. Weisner has had a serioas attack
Of rheumatism.
Father johnson still remains very feeble, al
though not confined to his bed. Christmas
day was the slst for him.
Bliss Son, from near lola, have moved to
the Myler farm in Salem township:
In our township J, q. Reeder ia the first Of
whom we have heard to dehorn his whole flock
Of cattle. He is well pleased with the results.
A visit to the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Monfort
will impress one that their new house is not
only imposing In Its appearance and surround
ings, but a. model Of convenience in Its arrang-
ments and furnishings. Mr.. NJ. has recently
added to his Improvements q barn, 2Sx36 In
which space is so economical that an examin-
alton will well repay those who intend build
ing.
Did you see the partial eclipse of the moon
on the night of the sixteenth
Charlie Dixon while hunting recently found
oVhicthiuS IHdb ucltHcE He nOT anyone else
he saw could name. until he met E. I. Crowell
who called 1t a ground hog. Mr.. Grounding
was little too previous, but we cannot recall
ever having heard of one in Kansas in many
years.
One of our Y. BIS who was present when
couple were married by Judge Arnold re-
Gently, was 80 we'll pleased with the brevity
and beauty Of the Judges remarks that his
friends need not be surprised If he too calls on
the Judge.
Another one who cannot be called so very
young. seems to entertain rather different feel
ings upon the momentous subject, for he was
heard to silioquise thusly, "Lesp years gone
and we are safe for three years more"
Several Of 'the boys" In our vicinity have
received books that are to them very interest
ing reading They are the hi. toIies Of the var
ious regiments to which they belonged twenty
five years ago.
Mr.. J. p; Remsburg bought Mr. Runyan's
Engine and French bur and now has it in or
der and can and will grind all the feed the pub
lie may desire, In good style. For the present
his grinding day will be Wednesday but it is
his purpose to keep feed on hand to exchange
at other times. From q long acquaintance
with him we can recommend him as the ''HOn-
est Miller OcCA