The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-06-02

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He was one Of the extensive shippers
| of this county and Il was cold day
even ut his extreme age. to keep him
at home. He bought stock ali last
/ winter and this spring took down,
never to get up again. He leaves a
wife and daughter to mourn his loss
f Myers has new set of driving
harness
Mr. WilsoA has moved on to the
Blodget farm.
Yes, We are like the Prairie Dell
reporter, sunday il no day to paste
bills and If merchant was to send a
man out In the country to do such
work on Sunday We would stay shy
of his store.
Mart Holt has gone up by moran to
work and the young man that worked
for MaXson has gone west Of the river
Both vacancies have been filled.
Mr. and MIS- Preston called on Mrs
Walter Kerr.
The spring winds lave tested the
glass door in several houses so they
had to be replaced.
John Bn-kin, " Williams. Warren
Kerr. J Gullett. Walter Wood and
Mr. Sears were hunting tor wolfthat
they never found.
Mr and MIS- j j Kohl-r were the
guests of Mrs Waller Kerr since our
last.
Townsend * Finley papered three
rooms Tor Walter Woods in one day
last week ana gave good satisfaction.
j 7 Wood returned from Kansas
City saturday where he went with
stock.
Some Of our friends tussled with
the "trys" with us since our last.
Lutte Hendrix was the guest of J
w Gullett.
A man from moran with
lot of cattle which he was taking to
a ranch in Elk county, said we were
away ahead of Moran, for the heavy
rains had put them back until they
could not pillow corn in his community.
Mrs Stone is not as well of late as
she has been.
George Seymour has an incubator
filled with two hundred eggs. 1t is
of late patent and we hope it will
be success.
We spent very pleasant
afternoon with Mrs + Curfman
and MRS q Seymour since our last.
straw berries are large and nice this
year.
ID Ayers was out in our community
since our last and he Is one that Is
always welcomed back, as he has
many friends.
Mr. and Mrs Ayers were the guests
of Mrs Curfman during the conven-
ton. Mrs Curfman is Mr. Ayers
sister.
Charlie Woodland and son, Willie.
called on their way home to Elsmore
from LaHaIpe, as they were part of
the troupe that played the Man
from Maine" They said they had a
very appreciative house but the storm
prevented many from attending.
Grover Kitterman assisted Walter
Wood with his work last week.
The l. A : met at the Hall church
and decided on the ch urch paper.
Those present were: Mesdames Sey-
mour, Wood, Allen, Preston. Will
liams, Kohler, Stewart, II Boekin,
Gullett, Myers, MaXsen, Misses Ida
Rich and Amy seymour, and Mr.
Evans of lola got the selection. There
was paper from Humboldt and
lola. lola will win. Mrs NJ l. Sey-
mour bought the paper.
Mr. and Mrs Myers and son, Frank,
visited MRS Maggie Stevenson since
our last.
Mr. and Mrs Maxson were the guests
of Mrs Eagle since our last.
Mrs Leroy Ayers was the guest of
her mother.
There was 80 much going on in lola
last week that number of packages
were left on the counters. The clerks
that are used to excitement will have
to go to looking after the bundles.
We were pleased to hear that
Myrtle MaXson passed all right at the
examination.
Miss Bulah Kohler called on Ida
Wood.
Mrs G Harmon and daughter, Oc-
tavia and Artie called on We scribe
and MRS Leroy Ayers.
A number of papers are limiting
about the Gallant Fred when he lands
in his native land being another Hob