The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-04-01
Diamond.
Received too late last week }


We learn that Mr. Walter Jones. brother of
H IL Jones, is sick at Kansas City where ne
has been attending school
1t has been so long since there has been a
death among the children of this neighbOr-
hood that we were shocked last Monday to hear
of the demise of little Grace Kennedy, which
occured Sunday from membranOus Group The
family have the sympathy Of all. Mrs henne-
,ly has lust recovered from a severe Illness and
their daughter Bell was quite sick last week
A Mr. Miller friend of the Montgomery Is
Report saws that Mrs Hinzie has hundred
or more young chickens Her first hen was set
Christmas day Who can beat that record
Charley Carter sets up the cigars since the ar
rival of that girl.
THIS WEEKS ITEMS.
Mr. Wycke has returned To Allen county to
live after only one years absence. Having
once lived here il seems that no other place
quite fills the bill, and they meander back again
V. Nadler went to Johnson county, Missouri.
or business the first of the week.
Ed Kavanaugh and family leave shortly to
take up their residence in Ray county, MissOu-
ri He says he will not promise To never return
Some time ago the roof TO Grandma Striek-
lands house caught fire. The wind was high,
daughter kept the flames in subsection until
neighbOrS arrived and tore off the burning
shingles. The damage was slight, which under
the circumstances was almost miracle
bronson.
J. q. Roberts, of LaIarpei was in town Satur-
day.
James Lardncr who has been attending school
AT Foot Scott spent Sunday with his parents.
! Frank AlsOp went to UniOntown Friday
Miss Once Gibson has returned from Kansas
| City where she has been taking instructions in
/ the art of millinery.
Harry Muth was in town Monday.
Mrs Jackson of Fort Scott, a former resident
| of Bronson was in town Saturday
! J. A. CulbertSOn commenced the spring term
of school at TONY Point this week;
John Lardner ST. went to Fort Scott the first
\ of the week.
Miss Holeman, of Blue Mound is visiting in
/ Bronson this week
| : A. Gard and J. O. Roberts have formed a
partnership tOpractice law in lola. Il. X. Gard
will conduct the Office at Bronson hereafter,
| with the assistance offs. A. Gard when necessa-
/ sary or required.
Chris Ritter went to Fort Scott Tuesday on
. business
A surprise party and supper was given in hon
or of John II Berry's birthday Wednesday.
Prairie Dell.
1t begins to look little more like spring to see
the farmers at work in the field
Considerable of the clover seems TO be frozen
ont in this vicinity.
We understand that Mr.. Barth lost a COW with
! something like murrain.
A l. JOhnsOn's mother, brother and sister of
Kansas City were visiting them recently.
\ niece of Mr.. and Mrs; J ). Hellers OF
Nebras Ea was visiting with them last week. She
brought a little girl, relative of Mr.. HIS for
them TO raise
Wild pasture is getting quite scarce in this
neighbO-hoOd, farmers generally consider the
English blue grass the best tame pasture in this
part Of the country.
Last Friday while Frank Barth was out hunt
ing he met with quite Il serious accident. While
trying TO get some ducks he discharged one bar
! rel of his gun and the other went OFF unexpect-
edly ono of the hammers catching his nose and
tearing it clear TO the bone ON the under part
and up one side of his face. He was taken to
lola to a doctor and had the wound Sewed up.
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