The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-12-30
CORRESPONDENCE.
From Register Reporters-Whati Is Being
Done Throughout The County-Eyents
and Gossip of the Week.
Prairie Hall.

As we are drawing near the close of another
year We think as community we nave great
deal to be thankful for Our church has been
tread of the pail bearers up the aisle. carrying
some loved one into the church for the last time
Financially. we may not be what we SHOULD IKE IKE
half loaf was coming from. So let us be thank
full that we have the right use of our minds and
bodies, and thank the good and perfect Giver
The ladies' Aid met at Mrs. John Seymour
on the 2lst and made sacks for the Christmas
ladder
| Mr., and Mrs. Ayers and son went to lola last
Mr.. and Mrs Copenhafer are visiting their
relatives In this vicinity and attended church at
Everybody and his dog went to town last week
and brought Santa home with them. The dog
was to catch him.
Meetings are III progress at independence ana
Mr.. Maniey called at J w Gulletts on the
2lst He is talking of going East in the spring
Our campaign is on hands,-we are about TO
elect our Sunday school officers! No eontesting
nor cracking chestnuts after election Will be al
lowed
Mrs. Thompson has been leaving the boys to
bach" this week, on account OF the new grand
daughter.
es. We have lot heard of anyone going SHIPPING
as yet.
bum from her better half for Christmas pres
ent.
Companions should remember each other ev-
cry year, for we know not how soon our homes
may be left desolate
The writer believes in Frightening our own
family circle first then our neighbOrs, or Char
ity at home, then abroad.
j. W. Guilett hauled a load of coal for the
church, the 22nd.
John Seymour said the Ladies' Aid had no
business meeting at his house on the shortest
day in the year. We should have thought he
would be glad oft According to the old adage;
John is one of these perpetual Jokers,-not one
that belongs to the little deck, though.
Married. on Christmas day, at the home of the
bride, miss Ora LAYER and Z. l.. Richards de
came from the East for his companion, week
ago. May success follow them.
Miss Ella Mitchell was the guest OF Miss sally
Kerr last week.
their new house, and our ladies gave them IA
quilting bee. Mrs. John Brown was the man
ipulator, and q very enjoyable time was had.
Such little acts of kindness make life worth
living.
A small family gathering was enjoyed at r. F.
Curfman on the 2lst
Those expected here from distance 10 spend
the holidays are Miss Carrie Hedger from Chi
cago Mrs. Mamie Sutton and son Charles, from
Sacramento, Cali, the guest of Mr. and Mrs
Gullett and Mrs. Lou Campbell, nee Mitchell,
from Chanute.
Those who are to build our ladder for Christ
mas are J K. Stewart J. W. Gullett Harry
Boeken The committee to guard the ladder
ID. r. huu ayers. nc
mittee TO take the presents off the ladder are j.
W Gullett and John BOeken. As II is very en-
barrassing to the ladies to have their names in
print we will not name them Melvin Jackson
and number of others are on distributing com
mtties.
George Seymour can be seen tripping up Hall
Boulevard every day to his school. George Is
having success with his school, and is well
liked
Jimmie Ayers was out visiting his cousin Roy
not long ago.
Mrs Ayers was the guest of Mrs. Aggi, Funk
on the Doth
How our ears to-day they tingle,
As We think of the Christmas of long ago.
How our memory returns with jingle,
AS LIST N the hell aprOss the snow