The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-01-04
MORAN.

SATURDAY AFTER teachlng week fol
Mrs Barton.
Bert Gwinn was over from Neosho
Falla last week renewing old ac.
quaintances.
Sam and Charley Mccormick are ur
from the Territory visiting relatives
and friends
Mrs Barton is so much better that
she has resumed her work in the Gram.
mar department.
L B Kline has a new delivery
wagon and fine black horse, which
add greatly to the convenience Of all
concerned.
OV Salisbury is drilling for Mrs
Jewell. Her we'll south of the house
is so deep that they hope to reach
sheet water ere long.
Dec 24-Edna Keith, Jennie Sails
bury and Bella Wright came home
from Emporia last Friday for the
holidays.
N G Wilmington of Humboldt. visit
ed with DR.. Jewell the early part of
last week. He brought with him his
little granddaughter.
Adam Spencer who returned from
Decatur, I'll, is assisting his brother
Oral in the restaurant. He will
probably spend the winter here.
Mrs Lucy jewell came home from
lola last Wednesday to remain until
after Christmas.
Jesse Jones reached home Friday
and all his friends are glad he is here
for the holidays.
The revival services are still in
progress and it is announced that they
will continue till New Years. There
have been a number of conversions.
Miss Kline and her cousin Miss
Harrison went over to lola Thursday
to spend the day.
BY common consent all the Sabbath
schools held their Christmas exercises
on Monday evening. The NJ rs had "A
cabin and the other three schools each
had a Christmas tree. In each case
there was an appropriate and well
rendered program and it was an oc-
casion long to be remembered by all,
both old and young.
School closed last Friday for the
holidays. The Grammar department
were invited into the High school as
the seniors were to deliver their mid
winter orations. Christmas was re-
membered in the school as we'll as
elsewhere, nearly all the teachers re-
ceiving gifts from their scholars.
Dec Blast week Wednesday Miss
Carrie came over from LaHarpe to
spend few days with relatives.
w T Duggan came up from the Ter
ritory Christmas to spend week with
his family who are making an ex-
tended visit at Mrs Zaring's.
Walter Strong spent last Wednes-
day in lola.
Mrs S G Warner visited in lola two
days the early part of this week.
Ruby Mapes went to Fort Scott last
Wednesday to spend several days.
Miss Kent, of Oskaloosa, Iowa, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs Kent, southeast
of town.
Mrs Charles Weast and children
have been spending the holidays here
with relatives and friends.
Mrs Dickey and her sister Miss Iva
Housted, from Mulberry, came up last
week to attend the double wedcing.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs
Collen last Saturday.
Edna Keith went down to TT Scott
last Wednesday and returned Friday
The public installation and supper
given by the Masonic lodge last
Thursday evening was much enjoyed
by guests and members.
Mrs Lucy jewell came down last
Wednesday to spend the holidays.
Miss Weaver has been clerking at
Messengers since Christmas.
Mrs Mcknight Is now with her
daughter Mrs Willett, and will prob
ably make an extended visit.
The young people from the Funks,
Paskes and Browns and few invited
guests from town were entertained at
DR. Jewell's last Wednesday.
The class of 1901 was entertained
last Friday evening at Mr. Mapes, and
all who have enjoyed the hospitality
of that home need not be told that
they had merry and delightful time.
A large and merry company dined
at w I Strong's Christmas. All the
in this vicinity and several
Invited guests made up the party.
Mrs Geo. Thompson, who has suf-
Tered so long and patiently, entered
into rest on Monday afternoon. The
funeral services we're held at the Pres
byterian church, Tuesday. The fami-
Iy have the sympathy of the entire