The Iola register., 1901-08-16
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Mrs II. l.. Bassett Correspondent
Aug Mrs Thomas came from lola
last Wednesday.
OV Saliburg is a victim OF fever.
Sam Mccormack of Alton, | Y, is
visiting friends and relatives here.
w J Rumbel shipped cattle to Kan
sas City last week Wednesday,
Guy Montgomery was Walter
Strong's guest last week.
Almira Bassett went to lola last
week Wednesday with DR. Jewell.
Miss Colon after a two months
visit with her parents, returned to
Pelin, I'll, last week Wednesday.
l. G Caldwell and his daughter
Nellie went to lola last week Wedues-
day that her eyes might be fitted with
glasses.
Miss Hodges will teach at Tony
Point, in the southwest corner of the
county. seven months term of
school
Miss McGlashan, } G and W j
Strong went to lola on Monday to at
tend to legal business.
G c Thomas and wife have gone to
Poplar Bluff, Mo. They expect to
go to Tennessee before they return.
Mrs Harry Miller has been enjoying
visit with her sister.
Lulu Earring is employed in the
Herald Office while the editor takes
vacation.
Ethel Willett and five little friends
had a merry time picnicing last week
Tuesday on'the Willett farm.
Mrs Minnie Kline and children are
home after a long visit in Girard and
Sedan.
Mrs Charles Weast and children re-
turned to Galesburg the first of the
week after a short visit with friends
and relatives here.
Josie Tanning has been and still is
very sick. Her recovery is doubtful
A NJ Wright and wife were called to
Ashbury, Mo, last week by the death
of his eldest sister Mrs Hester.
The Y p 5 c f social last Wednes-
day evening at + f. Mccormack S was
a very enjoyable affair and goodly
number were in attendance.
Mrs James Montgomery. Ralph and
jamie drove out from lola last week
ext tecting to remain several days, but
were called home on Friday by the i'll
ness of Mr. Montgomery.
The w CT U convention was held
in the NJ f church last Friday. The
program was good and the meetings
we're interesting and profitable.
Mrs Minnie Jewell entertained her
Sunday School class last Saturday
afternoon and the little folks had a
fine time. Early in the year Mrs
Jewell offered prizes for repeating the
golden texts for the first six months.
Curtis Strong, Nita and Verna Rum
bel and Emma Bassett carried off the
honors.
The graduation of four of the
Juniors into the Y p S C f of the
Presbyterian church last Sabbath
evening was an occasion of much in
terest and the attendance was good.
The exercises were excellent, consist
ing of devotional exercises, songs, a
paper, a recitation, orations on per-
tinent subjects, the valedictory by
Nellie Caldwell, charge to graduates
by the Junior Superintendent Miss
Strong, reception and presentation OF
diplomas by Wayne Mendell. presi-
dent of the Y p S +, and an address
by the pastor, F w Mitchell,
Last week Tuesday DR. Jewell am
putated the first finger on the right
hand of Fred Kessler. DR. Gains ad
ministered the chloroform. On the
way home that evening the young mar
was taken so violently i'll that his
father stopped with him ut Mr. Har
vey's. DR. jewell was called and al
that was possible was done for hi
relief. Thursday morning he wa
BILE to be taken to his home at Prairi,
Hall. At latest accounts he was dc
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