The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-04-07
CORRESPONDENCE.
Done Throughout The County-Events
and Gossip of the Week.
Prairie Hall.

We could not help admiring the tribute our
editor paid his chum, Fred Funston and VIII en-
we read of his long perilous journey our heart
went out after him with q sisterly affection, for
If there is anything we do admire il is a self
made man, one that is honorable and
right commanding the respect of every one and
county has produced some of the best building
material for Human Temples of any county in
the state. and Fred is of the pure granite or he
wonld not have been chosen for that hazardous
journey, and we think of him as a mere boy,
yet aged in experience and wisdom; and our
prayer is that the giver of all good and perfect
gifts NAV lead him through that frozen land
| and bid the waves of the treacherous waters
| Peace, be Still" and bring him safely back to
waiting and praying for his return. and when
| the friends that know him now are sleeping in
the Silent City of the Dead. may his name
| be cherished as one of the hero's of 1893.
The exhibition at independence was good but
| consisted OF Senior members
S. A Warner, the owner of the Golden Valley
stock farm was out driving i'll this community
| last week.
Judge Max one of the largest land owners in
| Allen county was the guest of Boeken Brothers.
| He was accompanied by Mr.. Petit of Salem.
| Mrs Daniel Rich of Chanute is visiting her
parents. Her daughter Neva, who has been
staying with her grand parents and going to
school to George Seymour, Will accompany her
home, Neva has many warm friends who will
miss her.
Some that invested their finance in garden
seed wish they had their money to invest in
coal. Haste makes waste in some cases
Mr.. and Mrs Ihrig were the guests of Mrs
Fred Seymour the 18th: They expect to go to
Kansas City. One Of their sons is occupying
/ the old home place in this vicinity.
John Boeken was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
/ Fred Seymour the 18th.
George Seymour and wife visited Mrs F.
! Curfman the latter's mother, last week
Miss Edna, daugh ter of Charley Issac was
/
Hall the 10Th.
Miss Nellie Lyle is writing an essay for COM
mencement.
Willard Lyle was over visiting his old friends
Sunday.
| Who is the wise man who can enterpret the
weather so as TO tell whether TO take an lumber
ella or an overcoap We tryed both and ii suits
| best.
The REGISTER was received last Saturday and
Mr. Barnetts cattle advertisement read and be-
fore night they were sold to a resident of Prair
lie Hall miles away from swhere they were.
See what advertising in good paper will do.
Miss Ada Sullivan was the guest of Mrs.
| George Seymour.
J. w. Outlet did not so to Ft Scott owing to
| the trains not running TO suit his convenience
He attended the Quarterly meeting at EllsmOre
Miss Hanna Rich is lying very low with con-
sumption in California. Her brother expects to
| go and see if he can get her back TO the Indian
| Territory; and Miss Nellie Boekeh may accom-
pany her back.
Mr. Houstcd, the Vetinary Surgeon of Hum
| bOldt was out to visit one of Boeken Brothers
horses that has been ailing for some time
John Stewart sold mule, mare and a colt to
J. W. Outlet last week
We received copy of the Linn County Cldr-
ION published by the Barber Brothers. VS. find
ii above our expectations, and it is a very inter-
estiAg paper.
John Williams, once citizen of Allen county
but who has been trying Missouri. is moving
back TO Allen county again, and says il beats
] the hills and rocks
7. Randolph and George Alderman went up
| TO OsawatOmie with John Caid last week, as he
was pronounced Insane.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Stewart a boy.