The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-02-24
Allen Center.


Mud! Mudn Mudl.l VIII it never dry up?
Mr.. Perry Morrison and family moved to the
Territory last week where they expect TO make
their future home.
Our teacher took her school over to visit the
Salem school last Friday. They report good
time if they did get sprinkled with mud going
over.
Mr.. Noble Adams has been on the sick list.
Mr.. Orval Morrison's moved to the farm va
Gated by Perry Morrison.
Miss Nellie Runyan took our teacher Miss
Lemasters, home last Saturday and stayed I'M
til Sunday. They say the mud was so tough
and plenty, that they thought they would not
get home that day.
Doc Adams has returned from his trip to
Lawrence where he has been visiting relatives
Leroy Runyan is going to haveAsome early
fries, he has his old hen set with 165 eggs.
About ten Of our industrious scholars are
going to take the common school examination;
so the teacher says.
Mr. Runyan and Mr.. Johnson have some re-
markedly fine looking wheat along the creek
What has become of "Elmite?" We havnt
noticed anything from him for some time
Mrs. A. 7. Ellison and daughter are visiting
her parents and sisters.
John Tinker is in our community again He
was quite sick while at town.
Mr.. Nash's will move into their new house
soon.
There will be an entertainment at the Allen
Center school house, Thursday evening March
2nd Everybody invited 10 attend, and the
Young folks will do their best TO entertain
them Admission free. GRASSHoPPER.
ANOTHER LETTER.
The average boy has hung up his skates and
is getting out his fish pole, and the average man
knows that We will have very early spring
VIM. Ferguson will pull for the "strip" As
soon as the mud dries up little. We are sorry
TO lose him and his family and we can commend
him TO all good people
Mr.. Newton will occupy his daughters farm
this year and we know Mr.. Newton is a good
man
Malin Stauffier broke his cart spring last week.
He says he will be more careful next time how
many passengers he will carry.
E. II: Toby shipped in two car loads of cattle
from Kansas City last week.
A. T. Ellison will move into Charlie Duffners
place at Mr. TOby's. Duffner is going to town
10 work with the bridge gang on S. X road.
VIM Aten has purchased Mr.. Treadway's 50
acres in sec. 4.
Our school visited the Salem school last Fri
day and had lots of fun.
II we could compile the expressions of disgust
that we hear uttered by good people at the
actions of that trump House" it would be a good
document TO hand down TO posterit;
1t is quite likely that sale of the Fisher farm
will be effected this week. Charlie has pos
session-thats nine points-and says if they
treat him right he will give 1t up.
T. Fitzpatrick is piling up immense quantities
of wood for use at his sorghum mill next fall
We take this opportunity to notify our people
that the Allen Co. Horticultural society wants
yonr name and presence at their meetings. Ii
Is one of those free institutions that maintains
by the good it does.
J. W. johnson has sold one half of his farm
Real estate, like cattle has begun TO boom
again.
Local stock buyers are as plentiful now as
political candidates are in the fall Cows are
100 per cent higher than they were last fall, but
horses are lower.
VIM Dougan has purchased Il fine mare from
sheriff Hobart.