The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-03-18
COUNTY CORRESPONDENTS.
From Register Reporters-What is Being
Done Throughout The County-Events
and Gossip of the Week.
Carlyle

Carlyle.
(Receiyed too late last week
Capt. Whitaker is improving slowly
Owing to the rain last Sunday there was no
We were ust about to commence sowing oats
last week when that shower of rain came and
played it out
Two young people came to Carlyle few days
ago hunting homes. The lady found a home
with Mr. and Mrs. Myers the boy is stopping ct
present with Mr.. and Mrs Moore
David Watson returned a few days ago from
Yates Center. When one lives i'll Carlyle a
while 1t is hard to go away and stay.
Mr. LOngshOre says his colts have the distem-
per in q bad form. Their legs swell up to the
body.
Mr.. Moffet has moved from the G. W Moore
farm to the Kruger farm on Rock Greek
q. W. Moore of lola will move onto his farm
Charley Cummings will work for Bert Funston
Last week C. A. Cozine killed four swans at
two shots He got the whole flock.
The Sheriff was in this part of the county last
week and gobbled onto A. W. Wilson and J F.
Ryker for jurymen.
The A. fl +. A. will meet tonight at J F
Rykers. All members are REQUESTED TO be pres
ent.
THIS WEEKS ITEMS
What one of our Northern States lost a biz
Zard the first of the week. One thht didn't be-
long here was hanging around these parts the
Last Sunday being the first pretty Sunday of
the year brought n house full Of people to
church at Carlyle.
the sad and unexpected news of the sudden
death of her little granddaughter, Mnudie
Prugh, who went with her parents last fall to
Pennsylvania TO spend the winter The family
have the sympathy of all the friends and neigh
bOrr.
Miss Matte Arnold, deputy county clerk was
visiting here last Sunday.
ID. N. Smith was able to be out TO church
Sunday for the first time this
c. l.. Whitaker has moved 10 Carlyle on the
farm known as the Bloom farm. Mr.. Whitaker
and his family will have q welcome to place
We are glad to report Capt Whitaker able to
be up and around. He has had tough time of
" j i w sne wasetieid Of Humboldt was in Carlyle
the first of the week again. 1t begins to look
more and more suspicious.
Plumer Gilkeson Is laid up from the effect of
an awkward stroke of an axe his foot being the
Last Sunday our Sunday school appointed
Misses Lille Smith and Fife Lemasters as dele
When can we go to farming We are getting
anxious to start that big crop the REGISTER
says we are going to have this year
Prairie Dell.
Several of the farmers of this neighborhOOd
have been trimming their hedges.
Farmers are getting very anxious to get to
spring work and do not seem to appreciate the
beautiful snow.
MI Fiser has moved on the place where Dav-
id Klink lived last summer and the boys have
hired out Benton has hired to Mr. Whitaker
Tom to A. l. Johnson and Ed to Mr.. Gould
Things sold very well at the Keeper sale on
the 18th.
Mr.. J. L. Hayward and wife spent last Satur-
day and Sunday visiting at Mr. Harclerodes
near Moran.
We understand that Mr.. Fiser was quite sick
last week.
thrup 10 that j. L Hayward had last season
mont Rosenberger is going to farm his fathers
place this season and VIII Barth will farm with
his father.
We understand that J. NcCleIland has sold his
fat hogs TO a gentleman from Colony. Price
81 y per hundred.
individuals may forget the help they have
received when in need, but Kansas as State
never does. We see by the Rochester Indiana
Republican of March ~ that in the recent cargo
of food sent TO the starving Russians. Kansas
contributed 1880 pounds OF grain while the
total contribution Of the seven southern States
that sent was but IL 524 pounds.
IL seems that a wrong understanding has got
ten out in regard to the scarlet fever in this dis
trict The correspondent to the TURNER'S Friend
reports the fever having left this neighborhoOd
but we feel Ii our duty TO say that there is one
new case at present and since our last writing
there have been < that making l. cases in all.
DR.. Chastain made ) calls and DR.. Fulton made
4. We are glad to note that there have been no
fatal cases. but there have been some very sick
children. The doctor requested our school
board to close the school and we think they
did right In doing
Rose Butterfeld. who went to lola TO work for
DIR. Fulton was taken sick while there the DR..
thinking she was taking scarlet fever and to
prevent the disease from spreading sent her i'm
mediatley toJ. l.. Haywards where she had been
dnring the sickness of their children.
SUSFLoWER