The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-02-17
Neosho Valley.

Most of those who rent have secured farms
for the coming season. but few are still anx.
iously enquiring for location that will suit
them. 3t'U
or three days last week visiting his brothe:,
Jim.
Mr.. Wonneil a young man from over east
attended church here last Sunday.
1t being known that Mr. whitham's family
were to leave In few days for the west many
fare by giving Ed. a hearty shake of the hand
at the close of the services Sunday.
barney McCabe is in the neighbornood again.
The housewife experiences but little dificuIty
in assuaging the assaults of her rougher half,
on the chickens, since the high price ofeggs en-
ables her to keep the grocery bill paid
The grippe has put in an appearance again.
It is quite likely, however, that many ills bear
ing the name have but little connection with
the disease.
many to go thither on Friday evenings.
Mr. Thomas, living north of Rock Creek
schoOl-h ouse has been, selling books in this To-
cality.
Jas. Ferguson and Henry Crook have been
quite feeble for some time. The former re-
mains indoors most Of the time and the latter is
barely able to meet the emergencies incident to
farm life.
We sent items in two weeks ago and expected
to see them in the next number of the REGISTER
DutINO ISSUES nave pdBSeu huu uO ltcms gtb
Our carrier says he put the letter in the P. o.
but the Editor says he did not receive it. The
death of Mrs Robert Crook on the 2Sth inst,
and the funeral services was the most impor-
tant item.
Butler has rented the Jones farm for the
coming season.
The floor of G.. W. Gamers house was con-
siderably damaged by FIRE, during the slumber-
ing hours of the family, one night two or three
weeks ago.
De-. &C., oe u.-.o.. attended .ko e,,~o-.t
of Mrs. Crook.
Mr.. Jones and Dick Radnour are at: Q. A.
Whithams waiting for the roads to get so they
can go on their journey west,
vALLEYITE
Prairie Dell.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Johnson, of Star Valley Wis.,
tied at A. l.. Johnson's one day last week.
George Rosenberger is visiting at home this
week He expects to go to the western part of
the state before long.
Mr.. W. T. Barnett has been in Sumner and
Cowley counties the past two weeks visiting
with relatives.
John McHenry of Alien Center is moving his
family on to the klink farm where Mr.. Fisers
lived last season.
Mr.. Dan Tice and family of LaHarpe visited
at Mr.. Rosenburgers week ago last Sunday.
Mr.. J. A. N,onfort says that some one has
taken posts and wire off of the Stewart land
that he has leased. He also says that his salt
troughs were torn up last summer and his rock
salt broken up and scattered and other mis-
chief done. 1t was on this same land two years
ago that a fire started very mysteriously and
burned up considerable hay 1t does not seem
so mysterious now.
We are sorry to record the death of Mrs J l..
Hayward which occurred at her home on the
instant. She was kind friend and neighbor a
loving wife aud mother. She has been a resi-
dent of this district for a good many years and
was always ready and willing 10 do all she
could for any one. She leaves a husband, four
children and many friends to mourn her loss
The funeral services were held at the residence
Friday afternoon, conducted by Rev Hawkins
of lola. The bereaved family have the sympa-
thy of many friends in their sad bereavement.
There was Chicago man through these parts
this week selling groceries much cheaper and
of better quality ESQ he said than we can get
from our home merchants But the trouble is
most people are SO used to such men that they
decided 10 patronize their home merchants
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