The Iola register., 1890-08-08

loads of hogs from LaHarpe Tuesday.
go. Three threshing machines
IN the neighb9rhood make things
nvely...... Mr.. Remsberg and wife
expect to start to Maryland on visit
soon Toby d Rowe shipped IL
c!r loads OF cattle to Chicago Monday
night: The school election result
eu IN Mr: Remsberg being reelected
at Rose Hill and Mr.. Davis at Elm
Dale. MIR. English is on the sick
iist'....'. SWEET vIOLETs.
| Bayard.
The Campbellites have been holding
camp meeting near New Hope school
house for the last two weeks. We do
not know how much good was done
49,. Members of the Epworth League
at Fairview will welcome new MEM
bers into its fold. It meets every Sun
day evening at eight o'clock. Come
help us do good work for the Master
...... Spring Valley Sunday School
opened last Sunday with a good at
tendance. Charlie Cutter Is superin-
tendent. -. Sunday School picnic i'm
Mrs. Stanley's grove August p. A
good time is anticipated as 4 number
of schools are invited. Mr.. Easdah
boasts of a bran new girl at his house
49,. Bayard shipments since the first
of July: G. Easdale, 10 cars of hay; J.
Taylor, car of broom corn; Daniels,
Lieurance and Mann, four cars of
stock. Flax seed, twenty-one cars i'm
all, with six or seven hundred bushels
to the car. Strong shipped four, Aug
ustine three, Beatty and Caldwell
fourteen. Hurrah for Bayard and
Funston. A number of the young
folks attended the common school
commencement exercises at lola OH
Wednesday evening. The NJ. E.
ladies are having grand success with
their autograph quilt. The deputy
sheriff rode through our town Tues
day. We would just as soon have
him keep away. Mr.. AtterhoIt of
Ohio, stepfather to s. Trimbie. bought
the j. Mccoy farm last Saturday for
81 500. He will make a good citizen if
he sees fit to remain i'm Kansas. -.
Florence Vandever has an aunt from
Iowa visiting her. 49,. Mr.. Nathan
Powers had very close call last Tues
day evening. While tamping a blast
in a well that he was digging for Mr..
Daniels a spark of fire flew from the
tools used into the powder and sent a
wagon load of rock flying through the
air. He was blown almost to the top
of the well but he was not hurt so bad
ly but what he could call for help. The
right side Of his face and his hand are
terribly burned and filled with DOW.
der. oh what a merry time we did
have at that tin wedding, although the
dust was fearful and our faces felt
more than they looked like water was
a rarity to them. At two O'Clock
buggies could be seen from every di-
rectjon coming well loaded with
bright smiles, happy hearts, and nice
presents. Over q hundred were pres
ent, Garnett was well represented,
also Blue Mound, Kincaid, Bronson,
Moran, Lone Elm and Bayard. We
hardly realized that a number of
strangers were present, all seemed to
be arrayed in their most sOciable garb.
Everyone pronounced Mr.. and Mrs.
Beatty and Mr.. and Mrs. Wisely per-
feet adopts in entertaining a large
crowd. Good music was furnished by
Messrs. Allen and Humley, Miss
Warren, Mrs. Warren, Mrs. Beatty
and Mrs. Kempton. Different voca-
tiOns were represented by farmers,
merchants, doctors, preachers and law
yers Ito bel. Oh dear! but any
amount of good things to tempt the
appetite. The tables were beautifully |
arranged, and groaned with their |
bountiful supply of choice eatables. |
And then the ice cream; Oh, my! it |
was worth dreaming about, The |
presents were numerous, nice, and use
full, They comprised most of the neces-
sary articles a thrifty housewife needs
i'm that line, from teaspoons to wash
ing machines. Some of the presents
came all the way from Texas and CAL
ifornia. This article would be entirely
too long to give list of them. The
company dispersed at an early hour.
wishing the contented brides and
grooms long. happy and prosperous
lives. RENNIE