The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-03-09

Paririe Hall.

Paririe Hall.
Our countryis onthe move this week.
] jimmie Carroll moved to the Finn
farm; T. Randolph moved to the Car
roll farm; Williams moved to the
Randolph farm and Morrison moved
ON the Sagers farm. $3.50. One OF the
enjoyable occasions Of the week was
the Ladies' Aid social at Mrs. Sey-
mour's Tuesday eve. There were 30
present. They had delightful music.
They had lunch of coffee. doughnuts
sandwiches and pickles. They clear
ed $500. Mrs. Crisis Kerr has
been making garden. Miss Roy
Mitchell was the guest of Mrs. Gullett
and Kerr last week. -. Harry Will
liams and Bid Williams were visit
ing in this county last week. -. Mr..
and Mrs. Kitterman are visiting in
this county from Pittsburg. 49,. A
number were sewing oats last week.
Mr.. Kasebeer drove four horses to
Moran last week. Bad roads and
heavy loads are the cause. John
Louery has q very lame horse. ;. Sam
Willoughby went to Girard last week
with Walter H. and another horse.
Say, Brother and Sister Correspond
emf, let up on the dog. Disputing it
don't look good. Each master loves
his own dog. We may not know their
redeeming qualities The women
suffrage columns are read with inter-
est. We will say our say later. 49,.
Bro. Gerall was around with his oil
wagon last week. Mr.. Bernard Is
90 IN hn6 of "a
church Sunday. Some were aston
ished when he informed them that
the Jews took the old Mosaic law
for their guide. You trade with some
of them and you will think they are
farther back than that. -. Mr.. Har-
dy Laster has been on the sick list.
-. Ed Laster visited G. Sears this
week. Mr.. Stalley from Ill. has
moved on the Irwin farm. 80. Whit
Boyer has been staying with his
Brother Ed. Harry Boeken and j.
w. Gullett went to Moran last week.
Mrs. d. Ayers is improving.
Carlyle.
r B. Arnold built an addition to
his house before he moved. 1t adds
much to the convenience as well as to
the appearance OF the place. We
are sorry to lose the family of Mr..
Fackler from our neighbOrhOod. We
wish them prosperity in their new
home. 80. The rain we had Sunday
and Sunday night made the roads
better by settling the mud. 80. Miss
Maude Minrow visited at Mr.. Funs-
toms over Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Eckley have gone back to NeOsho
county. We were sorry to see them
go. Their son-in-law, Mr.. Watts came
lup to help them move. Booker Ar
mold also took load down for them.
We noticed Miss Eva Hardin of Rock
Creek district at church at Carlyle
Sunday. ... e. c. DickersOn of the
Colony Free Press visited relatives in
Carlyle over Sunday. 1t seems
natural to see Jas. Gilkeson and Ira
Dunlap among our young people
again. The boys had been gone a
couple of months. They have fur
Tough of q couple of weeks. 80. Comp
ton Moore rides from home to lola to
school. He had quite sloppy ride
Monday morning. He boarded in
lola several weeks during the bad
weather 80. Merritt Dunlap has rid
den from home to school most of this
winter. We are glad to see the boys
ambitious in getting an education. g. :. :.
The Deer Creek school closes in few
weeks with a literary entertainment.
Further announcement will be made
in due time. :. Manning Mays NOV
es to the Fackler place this week.
Mr.. Swigart will take possession OF
his farm which is thus vacated go.
Mrs. VIM Vezie's mother visited her
this week.