The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-07-28
CORRESPONDENCE.
From Register Reporters-What IL Being
Done Throughout The County-Events
and Gossip of the Week.
L.aHarpe.

LaHarpe.
Farmers are very busy with their haying and
threshing.
The timothy of this section is fine.
All are wishing for a good rain. One or two
good rains and the corn and millet crop will be
immense.
Miss Belle ricketts,. of lola, is visiting at Mr..
Chas. Coles this week
Mrs w. j Hackney has returned from her
Visit at wichita Her two grandchildren. Chas.
and Mabel Russell. accompanied her and will
remain here during the summer.
Mr.. Roy Dsnnan is on the sick list
Misses Hattie and Mabel Pressler are the
guests of Mrs. +. NJ. Davis.
Our station agent Mr.. Englebach, has been
relieved from duty here for few days by q Mr..
McGinnis, and will 60 to wichita this week. We
hope he will enjoy his short vacation.
Orrin Hartley left last week for Chicago to
visit the Fair. We are informed that several
from this vicinity con template going as soon as
the busy season Is over
Mr. Ellis Delaplaine and his son, Harry. have
returned from Nebraska, and report Kansas the
better place of the two. That It Is.
DR.. Wood, from Climax, Kansas, has located
among us. His Office is on Main street.
The Republican primary here Saturday was
largely attended. There was some nice music
by the Remsberg band which was highly ap-
preciated
There was pleasant social gathering at Mr..
w nlulu Ohrle SATURDAY night Inc young
people report an enjoyable time In social chat
Innocent games and eating ice cream, until the
wee sma' hours" called them home.
pleasant sermon was preached at the church
by Mr. King, Of lola. last Sunday Glad to
know that he will come again.
We are informed that Mrs. Carpenter and
children expect to return to their home in Weir
City this week.
Mrs. L. Reed and children. of Isia. are visit
ing at Mr. VIM. swartman's this week.
We understand that Chas. Rebman who is
now living at Mrs. Funk's. will take charge OF
during Mr.. Paskes stay in England.
Clerk of the Court Frank Travis, was out to
the primary Saturday evening He still claims
old Elm as his home.
Madame Rumor reported this week that ere
long the iingling of wedding bells would be
heard i'll this community. Who can tell?
We arc informed that Miss Edna Epperson
expects to go to Joplin. Mo-. soon to make her
future home She contemplates going into the
millinery business. We wish her success.
VERA.
Prairie Hall.
Mrs. M. L. and Mrs. George Seymour were the
guests OF Mrs. +. b. Curfman last week.
Claude Stewart cut his thumb badly while
cutting bands for the thresher. while at his IA
theirs last week.
Ma tile Randolph was assisting Mrs. John
Stewart last Thursday.
Keller Bros. threshed for Broken Bros Stew
ard Bros. and number of others.
Mr.. keifer, wife and daughter Clara called on
u w. Gullett on their return from Moran.
The Friend editor painted our editor all sorts
of colors. last week. Don't you know If you go
in an orchard and there are lots of clubs under
one tree.it Is sign 1t is a good tree? no one
wants to club down poor apples! An editor
that doesn't get darts hurled at him is no good
on earth SO send them thick and heavy he can
stand them. II is conceded that he edits the
best paper in the county. and how it hurts some
Of the little postal card papers
Mr. and Mrs. Jackson called at Mr.. iulletts
last week.
person docs not appreciate the squeal of
the pigs half as much now as they did when
BOP Ingersol said IT was worth quarter to
hear one squeal. That is almost the value of a
hog.
Boeken Bro sowed 10 bushels of good wheat
and got is bushels of poor wheat
Mrs. Gullett visited Mrs. J. Stewart last week
Ida Rich expects to returned to Chanute this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kasebeer and Mr.. and Mrs Ed
LAYERS babies have been sick here of late.
Mr.; and Mrs. Boyer attended the baptising at
Big Creek
Mrs. George Lyle went to Moran last week
Jim Laster is able to work since his return
from X. T..
John Boeken went to Chanute Saturday and
returned Tuesday. Ida Rich accompanied him.
Facie Aulsop and Nellie Walton visited Adie
Sullivan Sunday.
Program for the Sunday school convention
July 90
Seng.
Prayer-Rev. Lesser
Responsive reading by the school
Question-HOw to induce scholars to study
their $. S. lesson: opened by David Ayers. fol-
lowed by others.
Song.
Dinner.
Song.
How to obtain the best re suit from the s. s.
Opened by Mr.. BOeken, followed by John Koh-
Ter, Mrs. Curfman and Sallie Kerr.
Song.
Question-Does the teacher exert an influence
on her class during the week? Opened by Mrs
Gullett followed by minute speeches from
teachers.
Question drawer in charge of Rev. Lesser.
Businesr.
Closing song.
Edgar Brown and Prof. Lightcap were at the
Hall Sunday
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Edwards, boy.
Ice cream at Boeken Bros. Saturday evening.
A party at d. Curfman's the p.
Mr.. Rogers was at the Hall Sunday
The Hall was well represented at Sky Rocket
Sunday.