The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-10-06
C0RRESP0N DEHCE.
FROM REcIsTER.REPoRTERs-WHAT
IS BEING DONE THROUGHOUT
THE COUNTY.
EVENTS AND GOSSIP OF THE WEEK
Faithfully Portrayed by our Corps of
Newsgatherers.
ElSuOre.

part of the pleasures of the fair in session al
that place
Miss Carrie Lindquist accompanied by Master
Eddie Jackson left for Ksnsa: City Tuesday
afternoon. This is Eddies first trip to the city
but he thinks he will get back safe
Miss Esther Lindquist left last week for Linds
burg where she will attend school this winter.
Many good wishes follow her in her work
which we predict means success.
This is our second week of school and how
much the town sounds like grave yard since
Prof Smith and sister began work no one but
an inhabitant can imagine: However, we war
rant that it does not sound that way up at the
school house.
Dr. Butter and Frark Kane visited the city OF
Parsons Tuesday.
Among the schools of this vicinity which be
gin ne xt Monday are. Moline, with Miss Ayers
as teacher; Old Elsmore, NJ; M. Cubo ison
Savonburg, L. (. DeHayen and MISS Rose
Green. teachers.
Mr.. Ed Englehardt who spent the summer at.
Los Angeles. California, returned home last
Sunday looking as though the climate OF that
country agreed with him perfectly.
The Cherokee boomers are returning every
day but very few received land, though they
do not seem TO have regretted making the trip
They think themselves repaid by seeing the
race
Chas. Meetings. hardware store room is al
NEST completed.
d L. Woods leaves for the Worlds Fair next
week, and while that close TO home goes TO De-
fiance, Ohio, TO visit friends and relatives. MI
Tom House. OF Humboldt, Will De the manager
| of the lumber yard.
W. D. Cox has moved his coal bins TO the east
side of his store where it will be much more con-
venient than before
The rain of last Sunday was the cause of many
of our farmers starting their Plows A GOOD
| deal of fall blowing will now be done and con-
| siderable wheat will be sown. Gus Englehardt
| leads the wheat record and has field which Is
already up.
Mrs. Phoebe Ard. wife of Noah Ard was tax
en.down last Tuesday afternoon by severe at,
tack of nose bleed which baffied all home skill
| in its stoppage. DR.. 0Flying was called and
succeeded in stopping the flow.
Miss Zimmerman is now working at the hotel,
Miss Gertrude Ward having gone to Illinois for
a visit.
Chas Nelson of Savonburg was in town Tues
day. Alss Dennis Smith, the barber OF the
| same town.
Peter Rumblad dove over to humboldt last
Monday.
The Iron work will soon be put in place at the
| Englehardt bridge. Work Will De Degun next
week we are told.
Savonburg has already lengthy list of names
| attached to petition for.the receiving OF night
| mails Why not we at Elsmore do the same! ii
| Savonburg can prevail on the Post once De.
! partment to grant her this coveted privilege II
seems that we are as deserving as our sister city
and might also share in the same blessing.
Corn shocking will begin with some OF our
| farmers next week.
John Nicholson and Chas Nelson went tn
Moran Tuesday. They brought back a load OF
| blacksmith coal an article not handled by our
| dealers.
D.L. Woods made "trip to Fl Scott Tuesday.
JH. Osborn was over from Humboldt We'd
nesday.
Prairie Center.
Hauling water is an occ upation of the past
Quite goodly number are blowing for wheat
since the rain; rather late we think.
Dave and George Bellinger visited at home
the past week; they report crops good north Of
Yates Center.
G.. W Dickinson is preparing TO erect q new
farm residence; Mr.. Dickinson from Chanute
has the contract.
After an absence of about seven years Samuel
Graham is here visiting old friends and neigh
bors.
Nj Tasche is home from the fail.
About twenty-five young people gathered a.
the home of II. Smith Monday evening, and
spent a most ENJOYABLE evening.
Mr.. Jacksons son and family are here look
ing for place TO rent
Nora Wallace has been quite sick with malar
Ia fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ashbrook and son are
attending the Worlds Fair and also expect tc
visit relatives in Peoria, I'LL, before returmn g
School commences next Monday with Mrs
Redfeld as instructor.
Jim johnson is the happy father Of triplets al
his home two boys and girl Jim begins tc
i think no had better gone 10 the Strip. The lit
tie strangers are but a week old and up to the
present writing ninefy-eight persons have call
ed to see them; the little ones are the recipients
of many nice gifts
John Lobaugh rsturned the first of the week
alive and well from the Strip; he says he goi
aim all right
Mr.. Bellinger was in the race but got nc
claim
Lillin Smith is staying with Grandma Ash
brock while the rest are attending the Fair
Her brother Edward is also there to do the
chores and husk corn.
Mr. Greenmans moved to Humboldt last
| week. we ale sorry TO lose them.
Flora Wolfe returned to K. c. Wednesday.
Grant Brett has moved his family back tc
Kansas; he reports crops rather poor in Illinois
where he came from. SCRIBBLER.
LaHarpe.
The writer with MI. and Mrs. John 0hlfest