The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-12-21
ALLEN CENTER.

thorized reporters and agents for the REGISTER
may do so through them, and any assistance
rendered them in ga thering the news Of the
neighborhood will be appreciated
We are expecting and preparing
for good ice crop.
The young members of our finance
committee are good collectors and a
fine decoration at our Christmas festi-
val may be expected.
DR.. Lambeth of Moran has called
DIR. Fulton of Kansas City to again
operate on Johnny Roedel's leg as the
case is a serious one.
Rev. Faust was unable to preach
for US last Sunday because of illness.
Maurice Boatwright has rented the
home place for the coming year.
We had the pleasure of attending
the State Horticultural Society at FIT.
Scott last week. OF the many items
of general interest we mention the
election of Judge Wellhouse, of Fair
mount (the apple king) to be President
to succeed Judge Honk, of Hutchin-
son, and the election of Senator Ed
win Taylor, of Wyandotte, to succeed
the popular and time-hOnored G. C..
Bracket, of Lawrence, as Secretary.
Mr.. Bracket has held the office for
% years-since the Association was
organized-and i'll health compels him
to decline denomination. The office
will be moved from Lawrence to To-
peka.
G. Newton spent a few days in lola
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Goble.
II. Ellison and family were visit
ing Mrs. Ellison's parents last week.
Chas. Roedel sold his fat cattle and
hogs to E. II. Tobey for shipment.
B. L. Wallis and SONS have purchas-
ed new corn shelter and are ready
for your orders.
Rev. Miller is having good success
In his work at the new Golden Valley
church.
Andy Snyder has moved his thresh-
ing and Smelling outfit to Elsmore,
where he will engage in the milling
business. His family will follow as
soon as a location for a home can be
secured.
VIM. Fronk of Salem recently show
ed us some Poland China stock he
purchased in Missouri and it is fine.
Our school will "vacate" one week.
Perry Newton is hauling his corn
to Charlie Wilson for 80 cents.
Received too late last week
Our Christmas tree entertainment
will be held on Tuesday evening, the
25th, and promises to be up to date
in all points. Come!
George Davis had his buggy tongue
broken by a kicking horse one
evening recently at Salem and he had
to make other arrangements for TAX
ing his lady home.
A. Z. Wright and J. Butler each
bought hogs in this vicinity lately.
Nell Barker and his niece, Stella,
visited friends at Selma and heard
Rev. Gillian preach in new church
his people have just completed there.
Miss Name Barnett is now able to
be up very little.
A. T. Elton and family were visit
ing at Mr.. Nash's Friday. He was
expecting to begin his school work on
Monday the 18th.
Listen for the wedding chimes soon.
Nell Barker's two-year-old sorrel
colt has strayed.
Mr.. Runyan with the help of Mr..
Morrison is moving his wind mill to
his home place.
The Topeka Capital recounts mis-
understanding between ]. NJ. Atwood
and the Louisiana Lottery Co. over
the payment of s., 500 which the COM
pany calls tickets and he calls cash.
W.. Keith who built the Leland
hotel at lola twenty four or five years
ago, is now in Portland, Oregon, and
is enthusiastic over the country out
there.
Snyder is Smelling corn for J. L,
Tredway this week.
VIM. Swartman has just completed
a new barn and hay NOW combined.