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

a. Ogg our russeling merchant made
business trip TO Kansas City last week. and
Judging from the amount of goods he is receiv-
ing this week, we don't think there is much
left of Kansas City.
2 A. Bragg and wife were in Humboldt last
week visiting Mr.. Bragg's folks
A brand new girl came to Nelson Olson's last
week She is not very big but Nelson says she
is awful nice.
The Lyceum League of America atthis place
Will give grand ball at the SavOnburg hall
next Monday night. Everybody are cordially
invited.
n. B. Olson (the patentee of the Olson corn
pepper, peanut and coffee roasterJ will leave for
Chicago about the first of the month to sell his
machines
Bill Dingell has rented the Chas Bradford
farm, one mile east of here and is now moving.
Keller Brand is moving his family to town to
live while he is going out in the western part
OF the State to work this spring and summer.
d. W. Southland the russeling and wide awake
superintendent of Hysinger & RosenthaPs store
at this place is making an effort TO get the Post
Office here. We hope Tucker will get tiff the
office changes hands at alias we are satisfied
he will be good Postmaster
c. Bundy our genuine hotel keeper has
been on the sick list for the last week.
Mrs W. Y. Bundy is recovering from very
serious attack or pneumonia.
Frank Huff is on the sick list.
The Savonburg society of Christian EndeavOr
house; every body is cordially invited to attend
all meetings.
Prospecting for mineral is the topic of the day
mere now that there is no doubt but that the
stun is here If 1t only could be brought 10 light.
Remember G. o. Lander for all kinds of job
printing.
Chas Thompson has been up to Topeka for
the last week or two on business.
Say, what do you think of the war" that has
been raging at the Capitol? oh, tell you it will
be cold day when the Republicans don't hold
their own.
You are just right, they can't contest Mr.
SCOTS seat in the Senate successfully.
subscribe for the REGISTER aud get all the
legislative news, only sl.5e per year. c. .. Lam
der, Agt
Prairie Hall.
They say that Hicks has hit the weather
every time he hasn't missed it. We will side
track him and the ground hog together.
John Gullett bought some calves of Willard
Lytle the 18th
Mrs John Seymour, John Gullett Roy and
Mamie Mitchell took in Humboldt last week
Charley Baken, of Olive Branch, wycoff of
Moran, Harry BOeken of Prairie Hall, were in
humboldt last week on business.
Harry Boeken went in on Wednesday and re-
celved his hne hogs from Ottawa and Topeka.
One off B. Curfman's horses has been quite
sick.
Mr.. Houstead of Moran has sold out and gone
10 parts unknown. He has by years of indus
Try secured them nice home. and what might
have been happy home, and IL is sad enough
when death comes and breaks up our family
but 1t is sadder when broken up by any other
cause.
Albert Walton is husking corn for Ed Thomp-
son. Albert is one of the young men of Allen
county that gets up and rustles
We had spring shower the other day but no
one has the spring fever yet
One of Dave Browns grey hounds died the
other day from the effects of dose of poison
Farmers should be careful about their poison
III Is not very long since one OF our nefghbors
lost horse the same way, and Dave would
rather lose horse
At Prairie Hall on the 18th the Ladies Aid
Society gave a lap supper and the weather had
Tapped In on us so hard we did not think we
would have any crowd. but Prairie Hall is noted
Tor her congre CATION, 80, regardless Of the