The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-09-02
Allen Center.
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4 Mr. CulbertsOn of lola is to teach the Rose Hill
school and Miss Lemasters of Carlile viii have
! charge Of our school, TO commence Sept 10Th,
The Prairie Hall people have their postoffce
len center point to be located, that a route may
be established that may supply their mail from
| lola the county seat.
Why does not some person on the proposed
| line get move on them and have a postoffce
| established?
| Mrs MeColloughs mother and two neices are
visiting her and other friends here.
| j. j. Myler has sufficiently recovered from his
western fever to declare his intention of remain
| ing in Allen County another year, and appears
| to be planning that way
His brother Nell was recently married 20 a
\ lady of Illinois
Miss Ida Nash is visiting her sister Rosa Walk
er at Conway Springs, after which she will take
charge of a school west of "Neosho Valley
| District
Mrs Tredway is visiting her mother who lives
at Lee Summit Mo, and who is i'll.
Brother Goshorns vigorous protest against the
surrender OF HIS party principles, raises him in
the esteem of these who like TO see man stand
| by his convictions however much they may
disagree.
One of our horses was bitten by a snake. we
| think. but probably not RATHER as the effects
seem To have been less serious than usually fol-
found it Quite successful on both man and beast
gives US this simple remedy and claims that
the persistent pain that follows a poisonous bite
Is universally relieved. Pour coal oil on hot
iron or stone and after so arranging that the va
pOr arising will reach the wound cOnfine the va
pOr by blanket or anything that will answer
the purpose.
Miss Mary Knight of OvOn has ben visiting
her cousin Miss Ada Ferguson.
The Misses Crowel * Leonard have returned
to their missionary work in Idaho.
They gave us an entertaining talk while here
OF their work among the MOrmOns.
Mrs Parker of Salem came over TO the lecture,
and was thrown from her wagon and had her
wrist Injured by the fall
Our people who attended the Ladies' Mission
airy meeting Mt Carlyle enjoyed the trip exceed
ingly.
Edna Tredways and Clara Funks fifteenth
anniversary occurring on Aug 10Th was duly
celebrated by them and their friends at the home
of Mrs Funk
Mr. Hadley's mother and sisters from Mo and
Ills visited him this week.
Some one, as yet unknown has torn from the
Alliance charter its draping and. presumably
the same person, carried off the collection baS-
ket belonging to the S s. All order loving
citizens denOunce any one found guilty of such
conduct rs a disgrace TO the community.
Preaching.nex Sunday an the Y. c. s. c.
regular meeting at night,
The township V. L. desires to meet CON-
mittee from each S. $, at LaIlarpe Sunday,-see
notice! Sept
The tribute in memory of Samuel Bailey re-
minds us that soon after his arrival in Kansas
he came to Elm township and was long a resi-
dent of our vicinity. Quite a number of his
large family of children left the parental roof
while he dwelt among us and some of them are
still our neighbors In his departure our coun-
try loses one of its citizens who always MAIN
tanned the right and his neighbOrs will cherish
his memory as associated with eheerfulness,
hOpefulness, candor, honesty and Christianity