The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-03-24
CORRESPONDENCE
From Register Reporters-What is Being
Done Throughout The County-Events
and Gossip of the Week.
Prairie Hall.

We will not say anything about the weather
for we think it speaks for itself.
We were kindly remembered in a treat OF
California oranges received by Mrs. BOekeu
from her daughter Mile, who lives at Pasa-
dena, the oranges were 3 sizes and the finest
and largest we ever saw
Our Sunday school treated themselves to a
new call bell, We are now practicing a bell
drill, the Worlds Fair may offer premium and
we may enter into the drill contest
Misses Ada and Esta Sullivan were the guests
of Mrs. Gullctt last week
Mr.. Jean Powers. of lola, was out in this COM
munity, and although a staunch democrat he
stands up for the lola REGISTER and said Scott
Is a worthy editor: knows just what to say and
when to say it We agree TO that
Mr.. DeHart of Moran was out and bought two
three-year-old colts of j. W. Gullett last week.
Born the 14th, to Mr.. and Mrs Montbeck, a
SON
Born the 10Th, to Mr. and Mrs Charles Isaac.
a daughter
Mr. Hart and Son of lola, were in this COM
munity last week and bought II head of cattle
making 20 head he has bought in the last two
weeks.
The Photograph at the Hall the 18th was ap-
preclated by lovers of music.
We knew our community would not go anoth-
er month without a wedding. tell you our girls
are getting scarce and we do not want TO lose
any more of them, I'VE will just say that there has
been weddings in this community since No.
vember.
We wish to add our congratulations to Dreston
Isaac and Lottie AllSop. We wish them all the
pleasure there is in life and if throwing rice af-
ter them would add any to their happiness we
would invest what we have left of our last
year salary and what a throw we would give
them.
Those that were at the Hall the 18th from
others towns were as follows: Misses Nettic
and Kate Gardner from Elsmore: Wilson Hawley
and Nellie Walton from LaHarpe: Clayton Isaac
and n,-sy,
Cox from Elsmore; Mr.. ami Mrs. NJ. D. Stout
from Salem; John Stewart and the Funston
Postmaster.
Amy Seymour has been in lola Hnder the
Dental treatment of DR. Higgins
1t is useless to say we welcome our Editor
back How often has some sO-called friend de-
clarcd your friendship at an end when he re-
ouired your aid no longer But our Editor is
Yesterday today and tomorrow the same and we
welcome him back to his Editorial staff hoping
he may live to send the REGISTER into the
homes of many thousands and gladden. the
hearts of the party who tried TO harrasS him all
they could. He Is appreciated i'll his own land
where Monarchs are not often appreciated
We say again we welcome him back
Matte Randolph will teach at East Liberty
school this spring.
Mrs. Fennell, Mrs Ayers and number of
others were the guests of Mrs. J Seymour.
How often in life we are called to say good
bye to a pastor who has served us faithfully
through year of toll. and our heart goes ont
after him and his. And it is so in this case,
when we shook hands with Bro Cargay per-
haps for the last time we will ever meet on
earth, and we wish him and his all there is in
life and in the life that is to come for he is
surely one of Gods chosen ones.
Our new Minister preached for us last Sun
day evening. His text was I'm the Garden of
Gethsemane, where Christ shed drops of blood
over Jerusalem. We hope our pastor will not
have TO undergo the same trying ordeal here at
the Hall. He is well liked is very sOciable and
believes in handshaking and heartfelt religion.
Cara Lyle visited Liza Walton last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Gullett entertained some of
their junior friends last week. MUGGINs