The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-04-14
CORRESPONDENCE.
From Register Reporters-what is Being
Done Throughout The County-Events
and Gossip Of the Week.
Prairie Hall.

When we opened the REGISTER and found we
were not in it last week, we began to think our
on investigating. we found the Funston ex-mail
carrier had carried them around in his pocket
over a week, so my intentions were good, but
the agent was forgetful.
The gentle click of the cornplanter is heard
on all sides of us this week. Mr.. Tonery will
plant Us acres, ]. w. Outlet 100 and Boeken
Bro. large acreage.
George Seymore closed a very interesting
term of school week ago. A few of our neigh
bOrs took their dinners and had feast of good
will and such that would effect an epicure
George has almost raised some of the little ones
around the Hall and this term seems TO give
general satisfaction. Whenever one person can
please community, he is doing well. The
childrens minds will often wait back to the old
school house at the Hall, and when the teacher
has gone TO the great rehearsal at the Capital
called Zion, the scholars will think kindly of
him aud the happy school days of '93
Mrs. Daniel Rich. who has been visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Boeken, returned to
Chanute. Her dsugh Neva accompanied her,
Several April Fools lay along the road week
before last but none were fools enough to pick
them up.
John Rhodes of Salem, was at the Hall Sun
day, and was the guest OF Boeken's. While
John and differ somewhat politically. yetJohh
is one of the solid young men of Allen county,
not one of the wishy washy kind but self sup
porting.
Mrs John Stewart expects to go to Kansas
City with her Oldest daughter for ocular treat
ment, this month.
Lost saddle blanket the finder will please
return property to J. W Gullett and oblige.
The young feathered tribe is getting quite
numerous.
Rev Gillian of LaHarpe will preach at Gold
en- Valley the 10th at half past two.
Little Hattie Kerr visited her brother Horace
last week. Hattie is one of our fayorite little
girls as we love them all.
Miss Florance Hedger and Little Doniphan
were at the Hall Sunday.
Father Lowery was sut driving around and is
looking well after his long sick spell
Miss Annie Seymour and Mamie Mitchell
were in Chanute last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Heath of Funston entertained
some of their junior friends.
Tip and Willis Williams and Fred Boeken Wis.,
tied Funston last week.
Katie Carroll is assisting Mrs. Boeken.
Mrs. Boeken and Mrs Gullett were out driy-
ing last Sunday.
Mr. Kasbeer had quite a time with Mr..
Lutz that had been on his disputed land.
Mr. Kasbeer had gave him his order TO go. and
had rented the land to MI sylvester. and when
Sylvester came to farm, Mr.. Lutz went at his
horses with pitch pork. Mr.. kasbeer stepped
up and told him not to modest the team when
he went at Mr.. Kasbeer with the fork. Mr..
kasbeer gathered an AK in self defence and
told him 10 keep the fork TO himself OF he
would get more than he wanted, so he stood
back.
These who attended Sunday school from the
Valley were Walter and Amy Kerr, Leo SylveS-
ter, John Kohler and sister.
John Boeken drove his team of colts to Hum
bOldt a week ago.
The Moran Racket has Mr.. Riggs out on the
road gathering up produce.
The Easter social was quite success. 1t was
real interesting to see the aged sires eat with
the Miss and the matrons eat with the young
lads