The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1896-03-13
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IA HARPE.


(Mrs F. NJ Davis is the authorized reporter and
agent for the REGISTER at La Harpe. Those deslr
ing to subscribe may do so through her, and any
assistance rendered her in gathering the news OF
the neighborhood will be appreciated)
Every body complaining of bad
colds.
Mr.. Pierce moved to Arkansas this
week.
Rev. Gamble goes to Conference
next week.
Our new street lamps looks quite
metropolitan.
DR.. WoOds's family are visiting in
Yates Center.
Millie and Willie Ward have both
got the measles.
The Cox bros. have their restaurant
in running order.
Jake Shultz has returned from 2
weeks visit in carlton.
Mr.. Wollard is organizing Wood
man lodge at this place.
Tom Roberts was up to visit his
cousin, ]. 1. over Sunday.
Mrs. Edua Wilson was down from
Blue Mound visiting last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdowell were down
from Colony last week for a short
visit.
Mrs. Gamble and children are ex-
pected home from Neosho Falls this
week.
The Sullivan girls Ada and Annie
were in LaHarpe Monday to spend
the day.
Mrs. Kate Miller returned to Lin
coin, Neb., Tuesday after few weeks
visit here.
Mrs. F. N. Davis was up to Colony
last week to attend the Mcdowell
Scott wedding.
Cal Smith and Mulnix are erecting
a new blacksmith shop and waiting
for the tools to arrive.
The new hall will soon be complet-
ed. 1t is to be initiated by Ball on
Friday night of this week.
Mrs. Danforth and Shaw's have
each new organ. Mrs. Danforth
will organize a music class.
John Wood received a telegram
that his father died in Ill, and he
went east to attend the funeral.
The two box supper, for the pur-
pose of raising money for the preach
ers' salary, netted about fifty-five
dollars.
A new cemetery has been laid out
on the corner of Chas. Ohlfest's farm.
Mrs. Ohlfest's body was removed
from the lola cemetery and placed in
a vault.
Harry Thompson who is now a ris-
ing young lawyer of Terrehaute, Ind.
has returned home after a weeks
visit here with relatives. He was
also out here on legal business.
Rev. Gamble closed his protracted
meeting last Sunday night. Mr..
Hswley was presented with a nice
bible for his extra work as janitor dur
AhS OAO hlOOVAhS
Everybody is dreading the measles
around here as they seem to be so
severe this year. Walter Wilson and
Clem Epperson are the latest victims
John Hilton and Mr.. Applegate's
family are just recovering from them.
The measles will have good harvest
in this neighborhood as there are so
many young people and some old that
have never had them.
THE eight families of new comers of
Iowa have about all got settled. Nc
Vugh and Stevenson brothers on the
Mcdonald farm, McDonald's have
bought the Gillespie farm, Gillespie
having bought farm in the Carlyle
neighborhood, Gibbs on the Reeder
farm, Myers on the B. Wilson farm,
SINNERS on the Hanna farm, Krah-
mer on the old Hunt farm, Williams,
on the Geo. Lambert farm. We well
come them to our community as they
all seem to be good substantial citi-
Zens, having brought all their farm
ing implements and household goods
about Is car loads.
ROSE HILL.