The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-10-07
LA HARPE .
as a nurse.
MRS. F. NJ DAVIS, Reporter.

So sorry we did not get our items Off
last week for they seem so stale now.
Alex Mcdonald was home just
shor. time since our last writing, he
stayed only a day or two. He Is still
travelling for New York house.
RIA Wiliams and wife were down
from Lawrence in the interest OF the
financially and socially.
The new school house is going up
fast this week under the management
of ; II Patterson and three other
carpenters. 1t will be nice four
room building which is badly needed
A present there are three In "a seat at
school and part are compelled to stay
at home because there is no room.
Mr. Smith and daughter May were
down and spent last week with
McDonalds.
The social held by the Union sun
day School cleared Sl2.95, which will
| finish paying for their new Organ.
They will also give dinner and supper
election day probably in a tent.
FIN Davis is looking for half
brother of his from Tennessee to run
his delivery wagon for him.
Mr. Hackney has had new window
cut in DIR Schellack's Office which
adds greatly to the comfort oft.
DIR. Doughty has moved his dental
Office in with DR.. Hooper and Is here
Mondays instead of only Wednesday
as heretofore.
Mr.. Orin Hartley and wife and
sister and Mrs Robertshaw went to
X e Monday to take in the Carnival.
Mrs Robertshaw and Mrs Hartley
will probably spend the week.
Mrs Bart Baker has gone to Win
field on visit. A young lady from
Lansing is visiting Mics Ora and
Edna.
Miss Bessie Stranahan's friend
Miss Watson returned to her home in
Grenola, Kansas after making many
pleasant acquaintances here.
Little Myrtle Nemeyer while going
home from Sunday School with her
little brother and another little boy
was thrown out of the buggy by the
horse getting scared and kicking and
had her arm broken near the
shoulder. Frank Smith and wife from
lola were driving along and picked
up the little girl and brought her to
DR. HoOpers office, who dressed the
arm and then took the little girl home.
We had the pleasure of meeting
Mr. Phipps and daughter of Los
Angeles, Cali, one evening last week
He stopped off day or two from
Illinois on his way home to see his
sister, Mrs John Brown and they
brought him over TO see the LaHarpe
smelter. He was very much pleased
with IL.
+ l. Barker moved into his new
house this week.
Ed Runyan sold one of his new
houses. He is now building another
one.
Jean Geary has his new house COM
pleted and will begin the erection OF
another at once.
Mr. Gorrell has moved into his fine
new house. Mr. Shanks new house is
about completed. Mr. ROseman has a
nice brick foundation laid for his new
house. Mr. Coe is building. Mr..
Turner is beginning foundation for
a new house Don't know how many
we have missed besides five new
cottages in LanyOn's Addition.
Mrs G + A dams has been quite sick
but is improving.
Mrs | Hart has gone back to
Cleveland, Ohio, on Il prOtracted visit.
Mrs Ii Stevenson and Miss Mae
Williams are each planning visit to
Iowa soon.
Miss Matson has a friend visiting
her from FIT. Scott.
Mr. viii Brister has gone to lola 70
take position as clerk in the New
York Store.
Carl Bornholt Is hauling rock fol
the foundation for new house.
Mr. Charlie Logan went to Neoraska
last week to take clerkship in store
with friend of his.
Mr. Gardner of Humboldt and MI
and Miss Woodin and anuther young
lady from lola were out calling on the
Miss Weiths last Sunday.
Mrs Tonney was over from Brons on
to visit her husb band.
Mrs Leuhard and children are here
from Mt Hope visiting Mr. j..