The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-03-10
MORAN.
ALMIRA c. BAssETT, Reporter.


Lindsay Girard il again back in
MORAN. He will be employed by MI
Rapp to assist i'm the restaurant and
meat market of which Mr. Rapp again
takes charge.
De Harris have moved their millin.
cry stock and house hold goods into a
part OF Willoughby's building.
Miss Lulu Kline pleasantly enter.
tanned few of her friends Tuesday
evening. Entertaining amusements
were furnished during the evening
and delicate refreshments served.
Frank Messenger has returned from
the city where he has been purchas-
ing spring goods during the last week
The opening of the Moran State
Sank has already produced notice
able improvement in the condition of
business i'm moran.
Z & Thomas attended the conven.
ton of Kansas editors at Topeka and
also went with the crowd TO attend
the opening of Convention Hall in
Kansas City.
A brother Of Mr. Bolinger, our bank
er has recently moved onto farm liz
this viciniuy.
Quite treat was afforded the PEG.
pie here in the entertainment given
by the pupils of the Moran schools on
wednesday evening, the 22nd. The
programme consisted of songs, recita
tions and dialogues, closing with sew
eral beautiful tableaux. The size of
the audience was only limited by the
capacity of the building, the Presby-
terrain church where 1t was held.
DR. Pendergast the oculist of Kansas
City returned to Moran last week to
finish up work to which he did not
have time to attend while here on his
first visit.
From Another Reporter.
MRS DeHart has moved her millin-
cry into the room north of Wiilough-
by's furniture store.
Those who attended the temperance
meeting Tuesday night were well
repaid for gong as the addresses of
Rev III q Fraser, Rev j M Leonard
and Rev Bryant were excellent. A
Temperance Society was organized.
Kittie Tennyson lie visiting at the
home of her uncle, DIR. Lambeth.
Mrs Ida Collins has moved into her
building south of Willoughby's.
VIM Culbertson who formerly lived
near Chetopa, has returned to Moran
where he will aid his sister In the
care OF their farm near Walnut
Grove
Mr. Gallon and family have moved
to the place formerly owned by Mr.
Walker.
Charles Webster has been appoint
cd foreman of section south of Par
sons where his family will soon
move.
e ID Rapp and family hare moved
into the rooms above his restaurant.
Mrs James Peckham has been quite
seriously i'll.
IL Il Mccormack returned from
Missouri last week and his nephew
Jesse Mccormack returned with him. !
Mr. Palmer, who has charge of the |
elevator, has moved into the house
formerly occupied by Mr. Merrill.
Mr. Eastwood and wife are both
seriously i'll.
DIR Daniels has purchased w 81
SamuePs stock of drugs which he
will move into the building which he
occupied before.
Rev Bryant Is conducting meetings
in the Christian church.
Caleb Carmain and family have
moved to Mr. Mendell's farm.
Miss Shoemaker went to lola We'd |
nesday to visit her sister MRS Maud |
Winters.
@ Strong and wife have both
been quite sick lately.
Bertha Sickly has been visiting
her cousin Edna Augustine.
The young people OF the Presby.
terrain Y p 5 q e enjoyed social
evening at the home of their pastor
Rev @ M Cantrall.
Miss McGlashan's organ pupils
gave recital at the home OF ii b
Smith Saturday afternoon.
Mrs Jas Peckham has been seriously
i'll at the home of her son Thomas.
but Is now improving.
J 1 Walker and family have
moved to Girard where he recently
purchased farm. We are sorry to
lose this estimable family from our
midst.
Messrs Hammel and McCarty have
taken possession of the grain elevator.
They will add new machinery and
put 1t in first class shape.
II b Peckham, of Princeton, ILL.,,
has been visiting his mother and
brothers near this city. called here by
the illness of his mother.
There is prospect of a Swimming
station being established here soon.
The proprietors of the lola creamery
are promoting the scheme.
DR. NJ l. Daniels has purchased the
Samuel stock Of drugs and has moved
1t into the building which he formerly
Mr. Palmer, who is to manage the
elevator, moved his family into Geo
Merril's property.
Nora Rogers and Olpha Rees were
married on the Let, at the home of the
bride northwest of town, Rev Hin