The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-07-21
Allen Ceutar.

The fine rain which fell Tuesday makes the
heart of the farmer glad
Miss Matte Eshbaugh, Of lola, is spending a
week with Miss Elite Crowell.
Rev. L. s. Faust of .Pennsylvan;a, has ar
rived and by unanimous vote was accepted as
pastor Services win be held each Sunday af-
ternoon at O'Clock for the present He also
takes charge of the Sunday School as superin-
tendent He is young man and makes good
impression.
As we noted June ninth, the chinch bugs had
attacked the wheat on the uplaud that had
been sown broadcast or late. We can now see
that the most destructive work has been done
there. Scarcely piece of ii was harvested,
while that drilled in on bottom land adjoining
IL has escaped danger almost entirely.
Clark Cofield, of CARLYLE, was in our vicinity
recently looking up his chances for nomination.
He is one OF those trusty allows who is making
ing. as. sorry to say. some of the other candi-
dates, or their friends, are doing.
Our C. E. society will give lawn social at
Mr. Crowells next Wednesday evening. Mus
ic and recitations Will be feature of the occas-
ion. Ice cream will be served at the usual
price, 10 cents. The proceeds will be used TO
defray the expenses of delegate TO the con-
vention at Fit. Scott next month.
A surprise party in honor of Mamie Davis
was held and enjoyed by goodly number of
young people lastweek
Mrs Fitzpatrick has been suffering for long
time with sore foot, but after having it cared
for by doctor she found relief and is now able
to walk about.
Mr.. Lattore, who has a contract for building
the arched culverts for Salem township, came
to see the board of Elm about our prospects for
the same. but no definite arrangements were
made The regulation size which Salem has
adopted, he tells us, is three feet In width by
nineteen inches in height, and sixteen feet
long, the bottom being nprapped If necessary,
and If one will not be sufficient to carry the
water two are placed side by side rather than
one large one.
We understand that orr county commission
ers have in mind to build stone bridge of one
or two arches on one of our larger streams
Mr.. J. P. Remsberg has after some delay been
appointed trustee and has filed his bond.
Misses Ada Nash and Nellie Runyan visited
Mrs. Outlet of East Elm recently.
Andy Snyder has purchased a new steam
threshing outfit Andy Is accommodating and
Obliging and will get his share of the work.
We learn that p. Delaplaine and son
Harry. have returned from Nebraska
Walter Brown is not easily discouraged. for
after the binder failed and the self-rake swamp
ed, he resorted to the cradle Ia grain cradle of
course) and day after day he aud an animated
binder (his brother) until they had shocked the
crop. Success succeeds.
which the editor alluded to and at about the
same hour mentioned aid called the attention
of others to it.
Rosa and Ella weith are spending week
with their grandparents.
Miss Crosby's success as an educator Is not
confined wholly to the school room, but in q
social way our young folks are always entertain
ed by her. Her description OF things seen and
heard at the Worlds Fair is second only to an
actual beholding.
Let everybody remember the primary at La
Harpe Saturday evening. OCCA