The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-03-12
IA HARPE.

(Mra. +. NJ. Davis Is me RutnOrlZeG reporter hhO
| agent for he REGISTER at La Harpe. Those de-r-
| ing to subscribe may do so through her and any
assistance rendered her in gathering the news OF
the neighborhood will be apDreciated)
The La Harpe Dramatic Society
will give "The Spy of Gettysburg" at
| the school house on Saturday night
March 13. admission 15c children un-
der ten, 10c.
+. NJ. Davis. LaHarpe, has just re-
ceived a car load of Salt at a bargain.
Will sell at present for cash at 94c a
barrel, cash.
| Mr.. and Mrs. EpersOn returned
Monday from NeOshO Rapids after a
pleasant visit of a couple of weeks at
John Carle's.
The Frank Howard overalls the
hest wearers. f. NJ. Davis, La Harpe
sells them.
Frank Hecock and Mics Nellie
Davis of Piqua, brother and cousin OF
Mrs. MalcOm visited them over Sun.
day.
John HilIons brother from Missouri
came in to see him last week.
Highest price paid for produce by
A party at Mr.. Shultz on Wednes-
day night of last week in honor OF
Sadie Gamble, participated in by the
young folks. A fine time reported.
John Wood while trying to break
a mule had the misfortune to break
the first joint of his fore finger, but it
seems to be healing up all right,
having had DIR. Wood to dress it.
Just received full line of spring
spring goods. Will sell cheap. F.
M. Davis, La Harpe.
We neglected TO mention in our last
that Mrs. Huber had been to Bronson
again where she is having her eyes
treated.
Flour from three different mills,
Golden Belt, High Peacock and
Zephyr, can't be beat. F. M. Davis,
La Harpe.
Mr.. White having traded for some
land in Missouri went down last week
to see it, he returned well pleased with
his trade. Mr.. and Mrs. White intend
moving to Nebraska in the near
future. We regret their departure as
they have made quite q number of
friends during their stay here.
Mrs. Happersett went to Wichita
Tuesday morning, called there by the
serious illness of her sister, Mrs.
Russell.
Garden seed in bulk at F. NJ. Davis.
Mr.. Cruise received news of proba-
bly, fatal accident occurring to his son.
in-law, Mr.. Sutton in New Jersey.
He fell out of a hay loft and cut his
skull from ear to ear.
Mrs. Holt received the sad news of
the drowning of her son-in-law in
Illinois. Her daughter is left with
three small children.
John Ohlfest jr. has withdrawn his
candidacy for the pOst-office and the
race now lies between Mr.. Coe and
Mr.. Hawley. Theare both good men
and would no doubt give good satis-
tion.
Wallace and WOoten moved their
steel tempering machine to Blue
Mound last week.
A Citizens meeting at the school
house Wednesday evening in the
interest of the community.
Invitations are out announcing the
marriage of Mr.. Howard Saeger and
Miss Lizzie Hart on Thursday of this
week. LiZZe is another one of our
best girls and Howard is nice young
man of Golden Valley neighbOrhoOd,
IL bars good soap for 25c at F. M.
Davis La Harpe, KS.
Last Sunday was Rev. CANDLES
last Sunday with US and there was q
very large attendance at church and
after services were over the whole
congregation went up and bade him
good bye being very sorry 20 see him
60 from amsng US, as he is much be-
loved in our community as man and
a friend and we all hope for his future
prosperity. Mr.. Gamble went TO con-
ference on Tuesday and his family
went to Neosho Falls to stay with
Mrs. CANDLES people until they know
where they will be sent for the COM
ing year.
Coed syrup zoe per gallon at F. NJ.
Davis, La Harpe, KS.
Highest price paid for hides by F.
NJ. Davis, La Harpe, KS.