The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-09-09
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(RCcCirCd too late last ICcck.)
L. +. Collins went to Fl. Scott Tuesday on
business
Perry Hanover returned home Wednesday
from Colorado
quite number of people went from here TO
Fit Scott Thursday to attend the Republican
rally.
Miss George Shank left for South Bend, In
diana, last week, where she will attend school
the ensuing year.
c. S Ritter was in town couple of days this
week.
Harvey Cunnean and family started Monday
to drive through to Denver. Colo. Mr.. J. IL.
Nanover purchased their property.
George II Requa, formerly of this place, was
here Tuesday.
Attys. $ c. Boyle and Vim. Chenault were
in town Monday.
Chester Briggs shipped his threshing machine
to Pratt county, Thursday, to thresh there. He
takes with him full set of hands
THIS WEEKS ITEMS.
We are glad 10 note that AIDA Rumbel has
almost recovered from her illness, and is now
able to be around some.
Mrs. VI NJ. Gard went to lola Monday to visit
her son 5. A Gard, and look at some property
there with view of moving to lola.
A great MANY of our citizens are attending the
WithcrS trial at Fit. Scott
School commenced Monday with J C. Lardncr
Allie Briggs and Maggie Moore to teach
Miss Lola Russell went to Fl Scott Monday to
attend school there the ensuing year.
Miss Lu Ireland went to lola Monday.
Mrs. A. W. Sprouse returned Saturday from
Conway springs where she has been visiting
her daughter. Mamie Ray.
Oliver Williamson went to Sedalia Monday
TO attend the business college there.
VIM. Campbell went to Moran Tuesday on
business
Wesley II eman's father and two grand
daughters returned TO their home in Illinois
Tuesday after visit of about weeks.
Bronson and vicinity were called to mourn
the loss of II. Davis, one of our most useful
and respected citizens, who after n long and
severe attack OF Typhoid fever. died Saturday
at p IN Mr.. Davis was farmer living about
miles y. L of here and in good circumstances
He leaves a wife and children and has provided
for their future by 5000 life insurance.
Neosho Valley.
An ice cream supper will be given at the
school house tomorrow Saturday evening, the
proceeds to be added 10 the fund already on
hand for the purpose of painting the church
Ice cream and cake for 10 cents
J. Butler is not building an addition to his
house, but his barn. 1t was not J &. WOOdin
alluded to, butt. l..
Rev VIM IIankins will preach at the church
next Sunday at II o'clock. Meetings will likely
be held for several evenings following.
On Wednesday of last week her friends were
invited in to help Miss Bertha Peck celebrate
the first birthday in her teens" lee cream
was served, and the merry young crowd gave
expression To their eXultatlOn without let or
hindTance.
Saml Baxlcy went to Missouri last Friday to
look at farm that is offered for rent.
J i Eyler is up from the Territory looking
after his Allen county interests
". l.. Robinson Peoples party candidate for
Clerk of the Court was in the east part of the
county the first of the week, trying TO work up
an interest in his behalf. As his neighbOr we
feel it our duty to say that personally he is an
excellent man, the only fault that we can posi-
bly, find il him being that he is of the wrong
political faith
Some old Ohio neighbOrs of Vim. Valentine
V b. Fulks and others were in the neighbOr-
hood recently.
Ed Whitman was in the vicinity of Moran sew
eral days recently.
We are sorry 10 note the feeble condition of
George WoOdin He is afflicted with "a pulmOn-
airy trouble VALLEYITE.