The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-02-18

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visit j. w. Bale.
Mr.. e. A. Fronk has purchased the
old DR.. w. d. Scott property on South
Western street and took possession
last week Mr.. Fronk and his family
are desirable citizens and the REGIS
TER is glad they have become inter-
ested here.
Rev. Harvey Christian came in from
Wichita Sunday evening aud visited
with his brother Ord. He left Tues
day for Emporia where he was book
ed to preform marriage ceremony.
The delayed train probably delayed
his arrival and prevented this latter
| pleasant event.
Samuel Deyer will sell at his farm
one and three quarter miles east of
Carlyle on Monday Feb. 81, 2 two
year.Old colts, ] cow, / heifer, 80
shoats and hogs, lot of farm imple-
ments, 400 bushels of corn, some timo-
thy hay and other articles. For
terms and particulars see bills from
this Office.
Mrs. &. II. Goodrich, of Neosho
| Falls, was i'm lola attending a
meeting of the executive committee of
the Presbyterial Missionary Society
called to prepare program for the
next annual meeting of the society
which is to be held at Ottawa in
April. Mrs. II. A. Ewing and Mrs,
G. f. Scott are the other members of
the committee present.
There is an epidemic of bronchitis,
catarrh, Group, asthma, colds and
grip rolled into one in lola at present.
People no longer stare at man who
goes down street with quilt wrap
ped around his neck, his nose red
and shining like a poppy and his
eyes shedding tears. If this fellow
feeling only continues. the cost may
not have been too great.
Rev. Bryant, who has been holding
services at the Christian church has
! PlONCh oO w MS IOIR
that they have engaged him perma-
nently and he is so well pleased with
lola That he has bought a lot near the
church and will at once begin the
erection Of a house. This will be very
welcome news to u great many peo-
pie who are acquainted with Mr.. Bry-
ant.
Mr., and Mrs. +. s. Bennett and
children arrived in the city last
Wednesday. Mr.. Hill, Mr. Benefits
stenographer who has been with him
for years, accompanied them. Mr..
Bennett expects his household goods
here today or tomorrow and will at
once go to house keeping in his
handsome new house i'm the east part
of town. The REGISTER is very glad
indeed to welcome the arrival of Mr..
and Mrs. Bennett.
The ladies of the Tuesday Club en-
tertained their respective husbands
collectively at the handsome homo of
Mrs. ID. p. Northrup last Tues
day evening. 1t was the first en-
terprise of the kind the Club had
undertaken and the young matrons
made it so pleasant for their guests
that midnight was upon them before
they realized that they had any more
than fairly begun to spend the even
ing. The refreshments began with
oysters and olives and endedwith cof-
fee and cigars, and cOmprehended be.
tween those two extremes about ev-
erything that is better than anything
else to eat. Those present were Mes
srs and Mesdames Foust, Spencer, II.
w. Ewing, A. M. Ewing, Smith,
Slower, McNiel and Scott.
Miss Marie Beaumont arrived at
the mature age of six Wednesday and
realizing that she would probably
never have another chance to cele
brate that particular event, she siez-
ed the golden opportunity and cele-
brated yesterday. A number of her
little friends were invited to her home,
42l South Walnut, and they played
games and laughed and romped to
their hearts content. When the
dainty birthday dinner was ready,
they partook with the delightful APP
probation which children are mast
ers of. Those present were: Lutte
Northrup, Gladys Northrup, Mary
Northrup, Lorraine Northrup,: :Bessie
Richards, Dorothy Foust, Kenneth
Foust, Evelyn Rowland, Velma
Sleeper, Helen Pulliam, Hilda Nigh,
Florence Root, Morris Rosenberg,
Charlie Rosenberg, Lille Rutledge,
Ewing Scott, May Lewis, Hazel Ding