The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-07-14
CORRESPONDENCE.
From Register Reporters-Whst IL Being
Done Throughout The County-Events
and Gossip of the Week.
Prairie Hall.
Our sick are all convalescent

Our sick are all c0nvalescent
Our boys came from Humboldt able to go to
are still in the best condition, So that is the
condition of our average farmer.
An ice cream party at Kohlers Tuesday eve
the 18th.
Roy Ayers and Clara Funk were at the party
at KOhlers Tuesday eve. They report a good
time.
Mrs. Aggie Funk's brother. Prof. Lightcap, of
Missouri is here on visit
Mr.. and Mrs. George Seymour and Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. Curfman enjoyed ice cream and lemon
ade at home the 4th They celebrated all the
same.
blast the ith and they all claim the oats injured.
While we all enjoyed the breeze the eth 1t was
hard on the oats as it layed them nearly fiat
Boeken Bros. have a field OF corn that looks
like the chinch bugs would gather 1t for them
as they come out OF the wheat
Nina Forman is assisting Mrs. ID. Ayers
Had not the farm work been so urging a
number of our youths would have celebrated at
Fort Scott
DR.. Jewell has improved very much in health
since his trip East
Mrs. George Lytle and Mrs. Obed Kerr were at
Mrs d, Ayers the 3d.
Mrs J. w. Gullett was the guest of Mrs Ayers
the 18th.
From the report from all places the 9TH was a
were free American citizens
J. 7. Duncan was around calling upon his
friends in this vicinity last week.
Mrs. Boeken is improving and is able to be
around
Mrs. Chris. Kerr and son Warren were visit
ing Hover Kerr in this vicinity last week.
Ice cream is getting to be common article, if
our farmers would just put themselves up an
ice house how handy it would be.
Quite a number are using diseased chinch
bugs this week.
Mr.. Ausherman has been around bracing up
his political fences recently. The field seems
to be full Of candidates, but they all speak well
of their opponents however
Boeken Bros and Mr. Stewart delivered hogs
at Elsmore at 51a cents last week.
Mr. Lehman who bought ]. X Stewards hogs
for cents last spring, came and got them the
other day. TWAS bitter dose. but he took ii
like man. Such is the life of speculator.
Mrs. L. j. Preston and Misses Mitchell and
Kitterman were the guests of Mrs. Gullett last
week.
Our Epworth League has decided to have an
entertainment Sunday July - Our last pro-
gram was select reading by Miss Mamie Mitch
ell; essay by Mrs. H. q. Gullett and bible
reading. singing, etc by the members of the
League.
The Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs Mitchelrs
on the 18th.
Tip Williams has been assisting the Boekens
this week.
What means this friendly handshaking? Oh.
it is just before the convention, you know.
Messrs Kerr, Gullett Preston. Hans and
Mitchell are having their tbreshing done by
Mr. Rinehardt this week.
John Wood has been running three cultiva-
tors this week in his listed corn.
We wish some one would experiment with
diseased flies SO that the poor cattle could take
some comfort.
Corn has good color considering the bvgs,
and If the rain continues long enough to lay
them low Allen county will have good crop.
The local Sunday School convention will be
held at the hall in about two weeks. Our Or
chestra will play for the convention.
Who could wish for a better breeze than the
farmers have had the past week?
ohm crown called at J. W. Outlets the eth.
MCGGINs.