The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-05-05

| We think the weather has been let out on the
shares and we are getting our share.
Dempsey Jackson and J. W. Gullett were in
Moran last week. Mr.. Jackson purchased wire
enough TO fence a new pasture. herding is q
thing of the past and tame pastures will sOon
be i'll demand
Harry Boeken was out exercising his fine
I horse last week.
Earl Jackson has been great sufferer of late
with felons, he has had two and the last was
bone felOn
The late rains damaged the gardens, as it was
/ accompanied by hail.
Some that took down their stoves and were
cleaning house, getting ready for the first of
May. realize the fact that even in this sunny
cline OF Kansas we sometimes have ii a little
/ chilly in April.
John Stewart is getting along as well as could
be expected with his hurt
We understand John KOhler is the owner of a
bran new buggy; so instead of taking his sister,
he will be apt to take some body clseS sister
| We saw a line ofpoetry in a copy of the Far
| mer Friend, 1t read: Charles your hair is too
red your party too thin; pull down your vest
and wipe off your chin" We willsay our Brother
has surely been like Rip Van Wrinkle for red is
one of the most fashionable cOllOrs going and
the only color spoken of in the Bible, that we
remember of when referring TO hair.
Mrs d. Jackson and daughter were the guests
of Mrs Gullett the 18th.
Quite a number of our boys visited lola last
Bid Williams and Gland Stewart from Funston
visited in this vicinity last week
MisSesNannie and Roe Mitchell attended the
Ladies Aid Society last week.
Rev Lesser was up visiting his flock last
week and attended prayer meeting.
We regret to hear Of our friend f T Barber
getting hurt and words are OTTO weak to express
the contempt for any one who would he low
enough to jump on a man and treat him the
way they did aud they should get the full eX-
tent OF The law regardless of whose boys they
were.
Mrs. J. Seymour is complaining again.
Mr. Riggs of Moran, carries from 500 to 500
dozen of eggs back with him every trip and
thus saves the farmers a trip TO Moran during
the busy season.
The listed corn looks rather lonely after the
rain.
Mr.. W. Mitchell and hi daughter, Mrs. Hover
Kerr has been down TO Chanute and visited
Mr.. aud Mrs. Campbell. They report quite a
strike there at present
Our community has recovered from the grip
and everybody is enjoying the best of health.
Fred Broken was the guest of Tip Williams
Our Ladies Aid Society does not have as good
meeting as they would like, owing to the
weather. They will have a fair during the
surtmer if all is successful.
Mr.. Strong of Moran, was out in this vicinity
last week.
Call Morrison has been doing some dob plas-
tering for Boeken Brothers.
We understand some are losing number of
then young chickens with some unknown dis
ease
Mr.. Ed. Lower, one of the staunch Republi-
cans OF Alien county was out TO hear the Mis-
sionary sermon Sunday.
There is book agent through the county
from Neosho county. He has number of good
books and is taking number of orders Mrs |
Ayers Mrs. Jackson. Mr.. Funk, Mrs. BOeken |
Mrs Guliett have all had order sent in
C. s. Walker of Nebraska, is visiting his chill |
dren in this vicinity.
Willis Walker was driving young mule the |
other day and it ran under the clothes line and |
he held up his hand and the line caught ii and |
cut 1t to the bone
Harry Boeken has some nice spring colts.
Blood will tell.
Mrs. Criss Kerr and Sally were at the Aid So
ciety last week. MUGGINs