The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-03-04
COUNTY CORRESPONDENTS.
From Register Reporters-what Is Being
Done Throughout The County-Events
and Gossip OF the Week.


Done Throughout The County-Events
and Gossip OF the Week.
Moran.
II is reported that Mr. Napes has traded his /
farm for the Pennsylvania hotel
When you want an easy shave and hobby I
hair cut, go to n. b. Smith, Pennsylvania
House.
Mr. James Butterfield, Albert Huff and others !
went through here Monday on their way from |
Savonburg TO lola, as witnesses OF the lsenhour
case.
$ L. Mathews of lola was in town Saturday |
on legal business
They buy their -four and mill feed by the car
load for cash. hence their extremely low prices
Mr. Hale and family have moved to the coun-
try for the coming year.
q, z. Mapes made business trip to lola FIJI
day.
The Moran Racket has just added an entire
new line of boots shoes and hats TO their al
ready crowded rooms in Moran.
Mr.. Samuel Bedenour went to 1T. Scott FIJI
day where he has secured work with nursery
firm
Harry Muth, who is well known In Moran, but
now Of Elsmore. was In town on business sat
urday.
Terms strictly cash or approved country pro-
duce, alike to an at The Notsn Racket
When in Moran call at Carriers Bakery ana
get nice lunch. Fresh bread, pies and cakes
every day. Call and see As.
Mrs. Ollie Anderson and son Jesse. former Oc-
cupants Of the Pennsylyania Hotel were calleu
to Garnett very suddenly on sccount of sickness
1t will pay you to buy shoes and hats of The
Moran Racket.
which was formerly occupied by Mr.. Anderson.
Mr.. A has moved onto a farm In the country.
Mr. Berkehiser has been very sick the past
week, but we are glad to report him much better
The Morsn Racket must be determined to sup
ply all Of Allen and portion Of Bourbon county
with choice Northern seed and eating potatoes
this spring.
Mr.. Dick Rumble is detained from his bust
ness on account of q severe attack Of the La
grippe ,,,,, x0n, 90 ,o,o NoD,.v 10 ,.sru
the jeweller trade under Mr.. Golf. Arthur is a
steady young man and we hope to see him sue
coed.
DR. Rannells made business trip to lola Fri
day.
Fruits Of all kinds at Carters Bakery. Moran
Kansas.
Ifyou do not visit Moran write us for prices
on seed and eating potatoes. The Moran Racket.
The local contest thet vas held at the school
house was well attended The contestants for
defamation were Harry Bassett and Clair kinne
The decision of the judges stood as follows;
Harry one hundred and thirty and half points
and Clair one hundred and twenty eight and a
half. Both did excellent and either would
make good representative of Allen county to
the Chanutc contest.
Choice fresh groceries always in full supply
and very cheap at The Moran Racket
Fine wedding and birthday cakes made to or
der at Carriers Bakery.
Mr. Ira A Barbee, organizer for the Inter
State Fidelity League was in town this week
| The Moran Racket carries good goods in
| every department and leads In low prices.
| Mr.. Porter, a Presbyterian missionary to
| Japan preached very interesting sermon on
missions in the Presbyterian church Sunday
/ evening
| The Moran Racket also carries nice assert
ment of Queensware glassware and tinware
! J. A. Coulter and wife were visiting friends
/ and relatives at Leanna Saturday.
! Miss Emma Moss has taken up her abode at
Bayard.
! Don't fail to get our prices on flour and pOta-
/ toes We are In position to sell you either To
/ your advantage Very respectfully. The Moran
I Racket
our stock of hats and shoes is all new, fresh.
clean goods and bought strictly for cash. Prices
and qualities will convince you at The Moran
! DIR. Rannells has moved to Savonburg where
he will continue his already large practice in
! that vicinity. PRoPATRIA.
! To the People of Allen and bourbon COun.
! Our stock is complete in dry goods, furnish
! ings, notions, boots, shoes. hats, etc. Also n
full line of fresh groceries queensware. tinwaTe.
wooden ware. cutlery and Racket goods. We
sell for cash or produce only and make cash
prices thereby protecting you from the high
prices necessary To cor'r bdd de6ts anu IRON the
/ annoyance of having to meet that account just
when we need it badly" and when perhaps you
are least able TO pay 1t Soliciting your patrUn-
THE MORAN RACKET.
Allen Center.
Tn, event In. our vicinity last week was the
union in wedlock ON Feb. ~. of lta Nash and
A. T Ellison at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. ID. + 4.
Nash The bride having lived all her life in
the home where she was married and the groom
having taught our school, are well known.
Twenty invited guests aud Misses Rosa and Ada
sisters of the bride were present. The contract
ing parties and their attendants approached the
Hastily arranged ais9ve keehng M nme 10 Zine ,ne
the words that made one of two were prOnoun-
ced by Rev. Shsley. most tempting and
bOuntiful repast was served and enjoyed to the
full. number of appropriate presents attested
the regard of the guests most pleasant eve
ming was enjoyed, and ut a late hour all depart
ed wishing the joyous party world Of happi-
Mr. Nash having u large family and this the
first break Of the family circle he does not pro
pose To- have his future life made n burden by
chariyari parties, he therefore held personal
interview with the crowd who were wading
the mud and holding their councils in the dark
shadows of hedges, etc, and notified them mo
withdrew II others would deal thus with this
abOminable business, the good name Of our
country districts would be much better.
Eliza Bants has moved to Diamond. where he
\ and K Sprague are TO farm the place where the
latter was raised
Last week Ian Barker reported new girl at
his house. his brother Geo. also has 4 young
daughter.
Al the trial of c. Raymond VS. c. Rush a large
number of the neighbors were forced to attend
and listen To- Il lot o. bosh and spleen and jury
sault. thus throwing the prosecution in for the
cost Of the fun. Correct
Mr. Crook and Misses Williams and Clcaver
from Neosho Valley attended the Ellison-Nash
wedding, also Grandpa CrOwell was able to be
present part of the evening.
The Robin. that harbinger of spring, chant
eth for This mate" who may soon arrive, when
spring work will begin In earnest Of the wet
Z weather eeascs)
Mr. Hadey arrived at Mr. MYERS Friday.
A couple of young men bound for Montana
are weather bound and camping ON Elm creek
At its annual election of officers Mr.. J. T.
Remsburg was chosen Secretary Of the Farmers
Mutual Insurance Company and Is now ready TO
write you up fire, lightning or tornado policy
Upon an examination of the claims of this COM
pany composed of our own citizens we are per-
suaded that IL is the lowest In price of any Co.
we know represented. and those who have held
policies for two years assure us that the COM
pany has paid all losses promptly, that the ex-
penses including assessments have cost but
about one third that charged by the old com
panies with whom they have formerly insured,
and as policy holders can be assessed but one
percent of value insured we are fully convinced
as far as we can judge. that it will pay the far
mers to at least investigate before insuring
Ed. Reilly moved to town Tuesday and Mr..
J Stevens will occupy the house he leaves.
The grass is beginning to grow and We have
neighbOrs that will endorse Mr.. Watkins grass
bonds
The young people to goodly number gather
eXening to surprise" him Of the fact that it
was his 18th birthday. The regular rOntine of
presents, candies. apples etc. followed rs usual
! FIVE AS Kansans were TO be judged by our
roads We would be rclegsted to the rear IF civ
iliZation The mud il fathomless. We have
fine farms and equipments that we are proud of
and we are asking for free mail delivery and yet
I'm wet season our fiat roads and chuck holes
are almost impossible. We need good grade
roads and culverts an. the half circle all-stOne
arch that Elmite has brought TO our notice for
about 'steen times is by far the cheapest and
best We wish that M Scott had incorporated
in HIS lecture The Highways of Europe but
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