The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-05-04
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
Some Interesting News Letters from ouI
County Reporters which were Crowded
Out of Last Weeks Paper.
Allen Cenfer.

Out VI Ldst w JOCK fapeIs
Allen Center.
On Thursday evening April 18th at
p. m. at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Malon Remsberg, occurred the mar
riage of their daughter Sallie to Nor
ris III. Boatwright, of the same neigh
borhood. Rev. l.. s. Foust officiated
i'm a most impressive ceremony. At
ter congratulations, many and pro-
fuse were offered, rich and most
concOurse Of near sixty of the neigh
bors and friends of the happy couple.
After supper the company were en-
tertained with music by the Rose Hill
Comet Band and a social time such
as lively company of old and young
people can all enjoy until a late hour
py hearts a life with much sun shine
and few shadows. Mr.. and Mrs.
Boatwright on Friday were formally
quarters where the good wishes of the
community follow them The various
attempts to charivari the newly we'd
ded friends was a most conspicuous
fzzle; the last one disappeared declar-
ing that "they would have been all
right If they hadn't run onto old Crow
ELL" This is mistake. Boys the
game has so completely played out in
our neighborhood that young men of
dignity wont stand in with you......
The State 8. 8. Convention meets at
Wichita May to 10 and our township
Sunday schools should be represented
by at least one delegate. If we can
send one from each better, but If one
delegate from the township is sent and
will bring back report to each school
we will be benefited in our future
work. go. Grandpa Crowell was out
to church Sunday, the first time since
his recent illness. 80. Miss LeMas-
tiers made visit among her many AL
len Center friends. 49,. Miss Amelia
Rhodes has returned from her visit to
Illinois. Miss Maggie will remain
there for a time. 49,. The chinch bugs
appeared i'm force on April 18th and
we having saved plenty for seed of the
infected ones, have started an infec-
tion box, which is weeks earlier than
we did last year. ELMITE.
With present prospects for fruit and
all crops, it does not look like calam-
ity year. And political indications
alss point to an old-time boom year
for Kansas that will place her again
i'm the foremost rank. Watch !....
Our C. E. society are making arrange
ments to send a delegate to the state
convention. -. Some of our people
will send their cattle to Deer Creek to
pasture. Preaching service every
Sunday afternoon if the weather is
not too severe. 80. Messrs Ramsey
and Rhinehart have rented the An
derson quarter for this year. . . Many
are through planting corn while some
have not yet begun. 49,. The town.
ship president of Sunday schools is |
awakening an interest in the matter |
of sending delegates to the State con-
vention May $40. He has visited all |
the schools and, no doubt, our town.
ship will be well represented. 49,.
Some of our pupils attended the clos
ing exercises at Salem last week and |
were well entertained. Geo. fireman,
the teacher, was never tardy and but |
once came near being so, though he
drove from lola every day. The pu-
pills presented him with a fine gold |
pen, thus showing their esteem. He
was very popular also with the pa
irons of the school We learn that |
the Evangelical church at Golden
Valley have called a meeting of its
members to consider the building of a
church. Mr.. and Mrs. Davis were |
treated to cold bath last week in
Elm Creek. In crossing at the Givler
ford the buggy went out of sight but
the occupants managed to keep their
heads in sight till safely over. 400
pounds of wire in the buggy probably
prevented a wash-away that might |
have proved serious if not fatal. 800.
A meeting and reorganization of the
ladies aid society at the home of Mrs.
Crowell this week. OCCA.