The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-01-14
NEOSHO VALLEY.
c. L. ARNOLD Reporter.

Marie Jensen has purchased an incubator
and brooder.
The REGISTER force have made numerous
omissions in our items of late, that to those
who were not apprised Of the fact it would
seem great Indifference on our part. For
instance, in our last there was no mention
made of the death of our esteemed neighbor,
Mr. Vancil. A visit from Lafayette Purdom
to his brother X. M. was left out And it
was not stated that Chas Preston had pur-
chased the Leek farm.
VIM Reynolds went to Baldwin the first of
last week to live with his sister.
Ira Peck's daughter, Mrs Marshall of Ft
Scott, came over to attend the rookPeck
wedding.
We neglected to note that twin girls were
born to Frank Furgeson and wife at the time
of their birth several weeks ago.
Officers of our Sunday School have been
elected as follows; c. l. Arnold, Supt; + II
Crook, Asst Supt; Hannah Steele, Secy, Levi
Steele, Treas; Mrs Crook, Chorster.
Levi Steele started to school at lola
Monday.
AS announced previously in our items the
marriage of Walter ] Crook and Bertha Peck
took place at the home of the brides parents
on Wednesday of last week at noon, in the
presence of about eighty of their friends.
Just before the first notes of the wedding
march were sounded on the organ by Ivah
the sister of the bride, the window shades
were drawn down and all sun light excluded,
when large hanging lamp was lighted and
its brilliancy gave charming effect to the
richly embellished parlor. The bride and
groom were fittingly attired for the occasion
and never bore happier appearance or
more perfectly represented picture OF love-
liness than when they were being directed by
the officiating clergy, Rev John Cleaver, to
the matrimonial altar. After the ceremony
was over and congratulations had been ex-
tended, the guests were invited to the dining
room where they partook of a dinner that, for
richness and variety, could hardly be cxcell'
ed. We deviate somewh at to say that if any
doubted that Mr. and Mrs Peck were excell-
ent entertainers, 1--WE never did) their doubts
were certainly removed by their mastery of
this occasion. We do not yet know where
the newly married couple will take up their
abode, but wherever they cast their lot they
will be followed by the best wishes of host
of friends which is attested by many by the
fn1iO,pipo, Ect q nooGI L
and wife and A II Miller and wife, set of
irons with adjustable handles; ] o Peck, set
of knives and forksC X Peck and wife, cape;
Clyde Peck, spoon holder; Perry Peck, cash
81 05; Ivah Peck, tea pot; Elmer Peck, salt
and pepper box; Mrs ] ] Marshall, bed
spread, Zella Marshall, tooth pick holder;
] Crook and N VanFossin and wives, set OF
napkinsj K Crook and wife, napkins, pick.
lie dishes and a salt and pepper set; Cary
Crook, picture in frame; b + Clark and wife,
wash bowl and pitcher; ETA Cleaver, chair
tidy; b Cleaver and wife, towels; ] Cleaver
and Jacobs and wives, salt and pepper cas-
tor, spoons, toothpick holder, fruit stand,
preserve dish and cake stand c Cleaver and
wife, silver coin 50; o A Canahan, silver
coin; Mrs Rose and Halle Crook, fruit dish;
> Oscar Heath and wife, fruit dish; Geo Fisher
stand spread; w Fisher and wife, tumblers;
{ l. Arnold and wife, stand spread; Sarah
Gay, lace pillow shams; Gay and wife,
kettle, spoon and potato masher; Jessie Gay,
glass cheese dish; G w Garner and wife
towels; ] NJ Preston and wife, table cloth;
| Preston and wife, tea set; Sarah Preston
flowers; ] Beahm, silk muffler; Mrs ] Beahm
= bed spread; ID Beah and wife, table CLOTH
Ruth Beahm, towel; Lee Beahm, dust broom
A Beahm and wife, towels; Nostrand and
u wife, lamp and tumbers; Victoria Steele
towels; Levi Steele, celery dish; ] C Riggs
and wife, tea pot and fancy hand worked pill
y low shams; w b Bolen and wife, towels;
Maxwell and wife, parlor lamp; Nettie Lowe
cake stand; c Grund and wife, silver coin 80
M Bliss and wife, of New London, Ohio,
linen towels.
Died, on Tuesday morning at nine O'Clock
the infant son of Mrs Steele, aged about
eight months. Funeral services were hello
on Wednesday at the residence at 2 O'Clock
+ conducted by Rev S Jacoby.
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