The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-03-03
Prairie Hall.

The pillow is brought forth and brighte ned up
for another crop.
There is nothing selfish in our community. for
we have had six weddings since November.
]. R Stewart and J. Andrews went to Kansas
City last week
Clayton and Dreston Isaac left home the other
evening and while they were gone some one
entered the house and took all the meat such
acts in a civilized community are degrading 10
the lowest degree.
Some of our farmers are killing their swine
Making garden and butchering are not common
occurrences.
Miss Emma Mattox and mother and Mrs.
Hartman were in Moran last week.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Tom Laster a ten pound
girl
The orchestra played for the school the 22nd.
man was around paying Tets for chickens
last week.
Miss Roy Mitchell was the guest.o Mrs. FL
more last week.
Mrs. Boeken is improving.
Boeken Brothers lost colt last week.
Sallie Kerr was the guest of Mrs. Boeken the
23rd
Amt they a novelty and you know it, are
the two Bon Ton slang phrases for 1893. In the
swim" is getting out of date.
Mr. and Mrs ] ohm Seymour are complaining
of not feeling very well themselves.
Miss Amy Seymour has been over at Salem
for week.
Mrs Lyle and Mrs Ayers called on Mrs
Boeken last week.
Ed Thompson will move on the Perry Nor
rison farm this week.
John Rootsock visited Mrs Gullett last week
ohm Brown lost a fine mare recently.
7 F. Strickl and from lola was out in this
vicinity last week.
One of Mr.. Lumbargers corn cribs was burnt
down recently 1t had the rent corn In It and
much corn had been burnt. SO they think the
crib was set fire to hide the track of some one
who had helped themselves to the corn.
Bid Williams will assist John Stewart thi:
summer.
Independence Items.
Don't be in hurry to farm, here comes an
other small blizzard.
We are glad to report Mrs. Eagle improving
and the rest Of our sick folks all well again.
Albert Ihrig and family have moved on theil
old home farm.
The marriage of Mr.. C. W. Rebman and Mis-
Esther Kohler. was the pleasant occasion OF las
week The number of guests were about 81
and all enj Dyed themselves. The bride was in
deed beautiful Rev Shuey of Emporia. OIL
dishes fruit dish and castor by Mr.. and Mrs
Farr; water set Mr.. and Mrs. Parke; water set
Saeger; lamp, Mr.. and Mrs. Sheldon; tea set
Mr.. and Mrs. Morrison: set of fancy tumblers
Brown; silver sugar spoon. Annie NOgt tea Sc
Walter and Annie Kerr cake stand and frui
dish. Leo and Augusta Sylvester tea set, Mr.
Mitchell and family; cake stand, Rev; and Mrs
Nye; water pitcher and fancy towel, Mr. anc
Mrs MaxsOn; chamber set Grandpa Maury
eounterpane Mr. and Mrs J W. Laurey; table
linen, Mr. and Mrs Kasebeer; counterpane Mr.
and Mrs Kerr; table cloth and napkins, Mrs
Funk aud family; table cloth and napkins, Mr.
and Mrs Rumbel.
We are sorry viii Brister is going 10 leave u!
we hope he won't go far.
Leroy Ayers and Foster Funk took iyinG
trip to lola Saturday Stopping at Mr.. Remsburg'
for supper and spending the evening there.
Cards are out announcing the marriage of Mr.
Hoover Kerr and Miss Ella Mitchell, Thursday
March 2nd Their many friends here extend
congratulations.
Miss Annie Vogt of Humboldt who has beer
the guest of Mr.. KOhlers, returned home Mon
day.
Mr. Smyzer of Dickinson county, an old friend
of Mr.. Rebman. called on him last Friday.
Miss Mamie Ward was the guest of Miss
Jennie Walton last week.
Mrs. L. K. Courtney. who has been very sick
with pneumonia. is improving.
Those suffering from boils in our neighbOr-
b God are John Kohler and Flora Swartsman.
DEW DROP