The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-02-16
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Allen Center .

oh the beautiful snow How we enjoy wad
ing about in the drifts two or three feet deel
| after such an open early winter. 1t will be I'm,
for the wheat but Occa take those little pigs in
| the house.
Mrs. 8. H. weith was surprised the other day
by the arrival of her sister from Illinois whom
she had not seen for wears. She may remain
| some time
Mrs Barth visited at Mr.. crowells last week
She reports her son VIII as succeeding finely a
Highland, Kans.
Some of us were honored by an invitation to
the opening of the Guild Hall Monday evening
and want to commend the cause as one worthy
the attention of any of our neiRhbors who have
any spare time In lola. A cheerful reception viii
be rendered you If yeu call. Hunt 1t up boys.
VIII Donald will occupy the Tate farm east Of
Prairie Hall We regret to lose such neighbors
as Mr.. and Mrs. Donald.
Ell Delaplaine and son were baling hay be-
fore the snow for Mr.. Davis.
Eta Crowell was surprised on her first dinner
with the family to see for the first time they
were using a new set Of dishes a christmas gift
to her mother. She is about as jolly an invalid
as one sees.
Mr.. Nokes of Lone Elm came down and VISIT
ed week with friends and took his sister, Miss
Mollie home with him last week.
The horticultural institute on the 9th of
March promises to be one that will well pay the
these institutes are quite common and very
profitable. Why should they be otherwise with
us.
Rose Nash Walker has been visiting her par
ents,
Elosie Ramsey has recovered her health.
Adams Bros have had their engine. lice an
elephant pulling up trees by the roots They
have rugged up buzz saw and are reducing the
trees to stovewoOd.
Preaching next Sunday at Center. ELMITE
Rose Hill.
Joe Adams and Walter Brown are attending
Prof Fessler's school at Stansberry. Mo.
Henry Goemmer's stock and goods brought
fair prices considering the times, but his many
friends regret the necessity that calls him to
Colorado and he will probably be back soon.
Mr.. Flake has nearly all his corn ground
plowed.
Mr.: Forsythe and family have returned from
visit to their former home in Ohio The re-
port that Mrs FOrsythe had lost her ann from
the trouble originating from a burr wound is
false and she Is all right again.
Will Wagner has been retained as road over
seer for District George Ingram appointed for
making overseers in our school district
N. r Remsburg has made q long cattle shed
of the roofs of his stable blown into sections by
the cyclone last summer.
J. P. Remsburg and sons shipped over GO fat
steers to Kansas City. and although they struck
a bad market they stayed With 1t a nd did better
by holding on than IL they had sold at once.
Our Sunday school has been fully organized
with Mr.. Watkins Supt. NJ K. Remsburg, Mrs.
Smith, Hattie Remsburg. Lilly Aten. John
Remsburg and c. L. Flake as teachers and Bcr-
tina Everly Sect Attendance Feb. L. Is.
J. p. Remsburg's horse fell with hi m nearly
breaking bis arm but he escaped with a badly
sprained wrist.
J. w. Boatwright has rented farm near Ne
vada, No., we lesrn and has gone with his fam
lily leaving Norris and Jack to farm his place
here.
'rll Try reports one lady who sold over nine
dollars worth of butter and eggs in one month |
Mrs. Mason's sales have probably exceeded 1t |
every month this winter.
Mrs Everly expects to occupy Lawson
Smiths farm this year. Mr.. Prettyman the |
Stewart farm and q son-in-law OF Mr. Schlem- |
ner the Ell Delaplain place. Jim Piadgett is |
expected home In time to work his own place. |
Mrs. Aten will probably remain on the farm,
renting out hef land.
Rudolph wenzel has lad lagrippe and Mrs /
". Is still quite sick with the same trouble.
Grandpa Delaplail is again able to 20 to town |
n fair weather. His Granddau ghter from Par
IONS visited him last week