The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-01-26
SAV0NBURG.
Mrs. 0. D. Courtney, Correspondent.


Jan 23-Born to Mr. and Mrs J o
Nyman, Jan. % a daughter. Con-
CALCULATIONS upon ne advent of this.
their fret born, are being showered
upon the popular young couple. May
the little one live long and be con-
slant source OF Joy and cJmfort to her
parents, is the wish Of the writer.
Rev Frame, of Kansas City, lie hold
ing revival services at the NJ y
church south of town. A crowded
house greets him nightly and we hear
him spoken of as being a very enter
tanning and instructive evangelist.
Mrs A Miller is very sick. We
hope for her speedy recovery.
Charley Nyman and o ID Courtney
made a business trip to Elsmore Mon
day.
Mrs + b Rail entertained the ladies
aid society of the Christian church
last Thursday. An elegant dinner
was served, and everyone voted 1t a
most pleasant occasion.
II A Richardson and family visited
relatives at Leanna Sunday last.
Little Ruby Courtney who has been
very i'll Is now convalescent
Il V Campbell left for Paola Tues
day.
Lon Huss has sold his grist mill to
parties in Elsmore who will move it
to that place.
The aged mother of A Nystrom
died at his home north of town Jan
%. The remains were laid to rest in
the Swedish cemetery on the follow
ing day. The sympatny of this COM
munity is extended to the family In
their bereavement.
Patrick Murphy has bought a small
tract OF land of John Lindstrom and
will build a residence. Another re-
tired farmer will be added to our
already large proportion of such sub
stantial citizens.
Mrs Lettie Scranton, who has been
the guest of Mrs John Wright, left
for Missouri last Friday, where she
will visit friends at different points,
ere returning to her home at Eureka.
Kansas.
The many friends of Mrs Philo
Bright will be glad to learn of the i'm
proved condition of her little daugh-
ter Ethel, who has been lying at
deaths door about three weeks.
Jan 22-T V Campbell, our popular
druggist, has bought = half interest
In Psola drug store and leaves to-
day for that place. Eek Campbell
Will have charge Of the store ct this
place.
Mr. SharpsheAr, of Moran, was In
town this week trying to buy our
barber shop.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs j o Nyman,
. girl. John 10 the proudsst man In
town.
Rev Frame, of Kanaas City, 10
holding o revival In the church south
Of town. Rev Frame is an evangelist
Of marked ability.
H + Rail- and sister Maude visited
relatives at Hlattville and darlington
this week.
A number of our citizens were
Scott last week.
The young folks enjoyed themselves
at Anton Bauer's dance last Satur-
day night.
Every body unites in saying that
the public installation and entertain
ment Of the M w A was a success.
Mr. Davis, of Oak Valley, ia here
visiting his brother.
Elmer Price and Flora Parsons were
married January IA, 1900.
Herman Jackman has been quite
sick, but at present is able to be out
on the streets.
Marsh d Moore are adding some
nice teams and buggies to their livery
stock.
Prof Courtney's little girl has been
quite sick.
August Swartz went to Orleans,
Neb, to visit relatives last week. His
mother returned with him.
Mrs l. Scranton and daughter, of
Kansas, visited John aud
James Wright last week.
Daniel Freed and son are soiourning
In Oklahoma. William Is contemplate
Ing locating at Stroud.
Victor r. Olson visited in Kansas
City this week.
Olof Johnson sold fine span OF
mules last week.
Three young men from FIT Scott are
cauvassing this township enlarging
pictures.
Grandma Nystron died last Sun
day evening and was inferred on
Tuesday.
Mrs Stevens, son and daughter of
Walnut. Kaneas, visited Mr. Am
Stevens on Monday, the 22nd.