The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1896-09-11

assistance rendered her in gathering the news OF
the neighbOrhood will be apDrecisted)
(Received too late last week.
George Smith is still on the sick
list but was getting better at last re-
port.
Owing to an accident caused by the
overturning of bug gy Mrs. I. w.
Jones is laid up by . broken collar
bone and severe bruises about the
body, she was greatly Frustrated by
the nervous shock, but is doing IS
well rs could be expected under the
circumstances.
Tom Anderson has just received .
bunch of cattle from texas, 130 and
far better than those received last
year.
Mrs. Cox, formerly Miss Pearl
Banter was in the neighbOrhood Sun
day.
There was quite party ut Mrs.
Delps last Saturday night, there was
about seventy people present and 8
good time lie reported. There was al.
so q musical entertainment at MIR.
DragoO's, greatly enjoyed by those
present.
Mr.. Kennedy is stacking his millet,
he has it bound and is intending to
thresh it as it lie extra fine.
Mr.. Jones, HenzIe and Kennedy
sold n bunch of cattle Iast week.
Alex Henzie and Chas Robinson
start Monday on their trip through
the nation in a wagon.
John Edwards is intending to dive
through to Illinois with two wagons
and Will Ming is going with him.
(This Weeks Items.)
Our newly organized Mckinley
club met last Saturday evening and
were greeted with some good talks
by Messrs. c. Colwell, f. H. Church,
and U. P. Wardrip, of Lone Elm.
A bout 80 of Lone Elm's good Repub-
licans were present. The Glee club
is worthy of much comment. Our
club intends to go to lola Saturday
via wagon that will seat 25. lOu will
hear from us soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Baxter are in
Ottawa attending the Protestant
Methodist Conference.
Mrs. Wallace BOughton who came
in from western Kansas recently, left
for home last Saturday.
Will Shinle is patching since mis-
wife has "gone off with the babies,"
to visit her mother in Douglas Co.
Rev. L. S. Jones and wife, of Yer
non, dropped in on US Monday and
brought the new twins. Mr.. Jones
filled Rev. Pullium's pulpit in lola
last Sunday. Mrs Jones will visit in
this vicinity a week or two.
Miss Ida Robinson visited at Mr..
Vancil's west of lola recently.
Mrs. Reece left Tuesday for Kansas
City TO resume her work in the city
schools. Miss Bessie will join her in
short time.
Three musicals this week, one at
c. Carpenters, one at 5. Drago's, one
at Mr.. Cases.
Frank Sprsgue and wife are still
in WOodson county.
Miss Case opened the Fall school at
Diamond Monday.
A. w. Vickers is teaching at Rich
Falley.
Quite a number of Diamondites at
tended the Burkhiser- Hibargan
wedding at Wesley Chapple on the
9Th, and listened to an acceptable SER
mon from Rev Collins.
Will Swith has moved into the c.
Drago's house and will teach school
this winter at Rising Star.
We are pleased TO hear that Rev.
GambeI handled some of the social
evils OF the day without gloves" at
Pleasant Valley last Sunday night
Let the work go on from start to fin
lsh, the pulpit and the press must keep |
the danger signals before the youth
Of our land for Sedan and GromOrrah
were not more foul than some of the |
hell hounds" that go unmuzzled up
and down all over our fair land.
Rev. Frame, of Wesley Chaple, will
preach at Diamond next Sunday at |
IL o'clock in the morning. Come,
and give the young man full house.
We acknowledge receipt of Com
ticket to the lola Fair from
The REGISTER, but owing to our re-
cent injury, will be unable to attend
his year.
RAYARD.