The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-04-20
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COUNTY
NEWS ~
SOUTH MAPLE GROVE AND CEN
TRIAL AVENUE,
Ethel B. Lash. Reporter

April l0-A very pleasant event
was the reception given in honor OF
Mr. and MRS Russell Hottenstein, at the
home of the groom's parents ON
Thursday evening. A number of the
neig bors, relatives aud Rev and Mrs
Fem, OF Humboldt, partook of the
sumptuous supper. Before the leav-
ing of the guests the charivari boys
were heard, and after letting the
boys earn their treat Mr. and Mrs
Hottenstein appeared and presented
the crowd with cigars. After n very
pleasantly spent evening the guests
departed wishing the bride and
groom much happiness through life.
Mr. Holcomb has purchased a new
wireless corn planter.
Miss Ball visited home folks Sstur-
day and Sunday. Blanche Stevens
accompanied her.
Central Avenue school is preparing
for an exhibition. The date will be
given next week
Saturday was Paris Moore's 18th
birthday ald few of his school
mates and relatives took dinner with
him.
Mrs Henry Saving received word
from Parsons that her brother John
who has been there having his eyes
treated is now able to see around in
his room.
Mr. Burson's brother Paul, of Kan
sas City, has been making him Welt. |
John Pieper left Sunday night for
Minnesota, where he will put in his |
u.ual crop of pc aloes which he ships |
here each fall.
s,,in
ford of Pittsburg, came for the re-
ception and Is now visiting relatives
and friends
The Saving boys finished the we'll |
on Mr. Sauer's place and have now
gone to Humboldt to drill. They
struck quite a strong flow of gas and
oil, but not enough gas to pay to pipe
to Humboldt.
Maggie Butts has been visiting rela-
tives and friends I'm Center Grove.
April 16-Mrs John Holoomb and
Mrs Porter were in lola Friday.
Mr. maxwell and family spent Easter
at Mr. Hottenstiens'.
Charley Laesman, of Uniontown, is
visiting his relatives At present.
The Savings boys sold their thresh-
log machine to MI Gadel.
Central Avenue school closes next
Thursday the 20. We are preparing
for an exhibition in the evening.
Henry Savings spent Sunday at
Mr. Schierfeld's.
Easter services will be held next
Sunday at p. m. at maple Grove.
Mrs Lsssman and sou Iohn re-
turned from Parsons Thursday. Mr.
Lassmenn's eyes are still improving.
Mrs Hottenstein's sister, MRS San
ford, returned to her home in Pitts
burg Monday.
John Jay had the misfortune to
lose fat hog as he was taking 1t to
town Saturday. Is was over-heRtsd
while loading. (
Maud Osborn of Center Grove spent
Saturday night with her cousins,
Edith and Maggie Butts.
Fred Saving, Nj BruenRer, Mr. !
Scherfeld and John Myers are on the
sick list. (
After short literary program in
our Y G. u at Jeddo sunday even
ing, Rev MIS- Thorpe gave an excel.
lent address to the young people.
Charley Rhoel spent Sunday with
Frank and Homer Lash /,
edna and Charley Huffmire and
Alice and Joe Thompson, OF New
Scotland, attended church at Jeddo ,
sunday. !
Mrs Thorpe took her husband to
Chanute to work the fret OF last week }
and on account of the rain she was /
storm stayed.
Four pupils from our school took s
the last part of the county examina.
tion Saturday.
Miss Ball visited in lola Saturday
and Sunday.
Some OF the neighbors went in and q
plowed for John Lassman enc day q
last week. Fred Pieper WAS one from a
this vicinity.