The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-02-17
cORRESP OKDENcE.
From Register Representative is Being
Done Throughout The County-Events
and Gossip of the Week.
Prairie Hall.


We sat down to write an article on the beauti-
| full mud the other day and before we were
| through our ink had frozen up and. 10, the mud
was gone and the roads were equal 10 an cleo
| trio battery
certain young man in our community had
had his fortune told recently and he learned
that he would be a married man before long.
and.he has been heard to utter, who would
! have thought it,
No we are catching it again Clip of Funs-
| ton says we are straining point when we call
our roads avenues and bOulevards. We will
say that we are a boulevard people, and as
Funston is somewhat out of the way they would
have to strain a point to view our roads, and
they said they would keep to facts. Just like the
rest of us poor reporters they never told the
on the breast and said am thankful that am
not as other men are We are like the one who
buried his face in the dust. five have strayed
from the truth, forgive us. as we know not that
we have done wrong How is it with the other
reporters?
The girls who go to Sunday School minus
pair of overshoes are obliged TO have their
the door for them. Moral-We need good
walk at the church so we can get in and out at
the door in muddy weather.
Is it everybody business what another ones
business is? No, but some seem to think 1t is.
H. Kerr shipped his corn last week. He got
% cents for it
We have Cattle Kings in our own land. Farr,
Park, Punham and Stewart are the principal
shippers.
Some of our girls claim they are going into
consumption since leap year is past Well that
may be better than matrimony. We do not adj
wise a choice of any one.
Harry Boeken returned from Ottawa and To-
peka where he has been investing in some more
fine stock hogs to add to his already fine lot
He also took Birds Eye View of the Populists.
and saw our Editor at G distance but as the
thermometer registered below zerU. he was not
hunting up old friends.
Our adjourned Quarterly Meeting was quite
well attended. the Elder was here In all his
glory. Mr.. BrOmagen and sister, and Rev.
Cargay were up from Elsmore. 1t was voted
to have Brother Cargay returned. Our finan-
cial standing was good
Miss Sally Kerr is soiourned at Mr.. and Mrs.
John Browns.
number went to Humboldt last week from
this point
Mr. and Mrs Phillips from Galveston is visit
ing her sister Mrs John Brown of Golden Valley
We wish them pleasant visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmar and Mr. and Mrs Gullett
are the guests of Mrs. Stewart
Mr.. and Mrs. Gullett visited Mr.. J. Seymour
the 18th.
A Merry -go-ronnd and oysters at Jehn Stew
Mr.. Cleppy from Burbon county visited his
children not long since.
Mr.. George Lytle's father, Mr. Buckingham
is quite sick with bronchial fever.
The classes that responded TO the incidental
call were as follows: Mamie Mitehelrs 90, Mr.
Ayers / 90 Amy SEYMOUR Doc, Dave Curfman's
soc, and H, G. Gulletts soc.
Mrs. Ed Laster Is on the sick list
The Aid Society met at Mrs. G. Gulletts the
9th inst.
Basket Supper ut the Hall the 14th
John Wood has rented Sectson IS
Well Mr. Editor there is going to be two more
weddings in our community in a few days and
our community has bad such a matrimonial
shock I'm the last year that we surely will have to
run an injunction on the matrim onial market
MUGGINS