The Iola register., 1902-06-13
MORAN.
Mrs. II L. Bassett, Correspondent.

time.
DIR Jewell attended meeting Of the
S e Kansas Medical Society at Ft.
Scott on the third.
Mrs Earring and her daughter Miss
Lulu attended the commencement ex-
ercises at Ottawa, where Miss Mary
Earring was graduated from College
last week
BY mistake the name of Miss Minnie
Ebersole was omitted from the list of
those attending the Normal from
Moran.
Mrs Bassett and her daughter Emma
have gone to Butler Mo to visit
friends.
The residence of Mrs Deigh is now
occupied by J + Smith and is having
new roof put on and other improve
ments are in progress.
The Presbyterian Sunday School
and its friends greatly enjoyed the
childrens day exercises Sunday, The
church was beautifully decorated, the
programe interesting, well rendered
and the audience large.
Moran has organized its fire depart
ment with John Hinley for chief. The
officers of the engine Co are, Captain
Charles Mendell, first Lieutenant,
Will Ray, second Lieutenant, w f
Lacey, of the hook and ladder Co
Captain w Rumbel. With these
gentlemen for officers and the members
to carry out their orders, Moran has
better fire protection than ever before.
The necessary funds arc in hand and
the committees are at work to give u
first class celebration on the fourth of
July. Moran extends cordial invi-
tation to everybody to celebrate the
Nations birthday with her and assures
them good time.
G b. Keith land his daughter Miss
Edna, have just returned from Emporia
where he had gone to be present athcr
graduation from Emporia College.
Miss Keith many friends are very
glad to welcome her home.
Bella Wright has come home from
Emporia College where he has made a
record which his friends have reasons
to be proud of.
Misses Flora McGlashan and Lulu
Kline have just returned from the
Musical Jubilee at Hutchinson, where
in the duett contest Moran stood second
only to Topeka We are proud of
our musicians.
The Whitlow brothers with their
families and other relatives enjoyed
greatly surprise they gave their
father Mr. w 3 Whitlow on his Goth
birthday.at his home in Kincaid on
last Monday.
S A Long, night operator for the
Katy here, went to Gas City to help
the agent there make out his monthly
report.
We are very sorry to have Mrs
Briton leave even temporarily but
mbst congratulate lola on getting
such teacher and such an efficient
christian worker.
Mr. and Mrs Ebersole visited La
Harpe and lola on Wednesday.
Misses Mabel Keith and Almia
Jewell came home from normal for
Sunday.
Misses Minnie and Addie Thompson
spent sunday in Humboldt with Rev l.
Jones and family.
The NJ f. Church is rapidly nearing
completion. 1t will be an ornamen
to the place as we'll as u convenience
to the people.
Rev Mitchell was in town this after
noou and his friends we're all glad to
see him.
w Rumbel has sold has sold his
oil well and leased his farm to some
gentlemen from the east, who we hope
will develop the gas and oil in this
vicinity.
Our local telephone system is a
great convenience for besides the
phones all over town, it has line
three and one half miles South East
and there is prospect of line to
Bayard.
This p NJ as DR. Cairns and A j
Eftin were in the doctors buggy I of
a mile North West of town the horse
became frightened at an elephant sign
of the New York store and nearly up
set the buggy, breaking IA shaft, tear
ing up the harness and demolishing
the net. The two gentlemen were un-
injured
SOUTH LOGAN.