The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1902-03-28
NEOSHO FALLS.
Mrs Geo Maicom Correspondent.

March 20-We had line shower
Thursday evening.
DIR Jones and wife went to Colony
Friday.
Rev Nusbaum of Ottawa delivered
the last number of the Epworth League
lecture course at the M e church on
last Thursday evening. Subject 1.-THE
Glory of our Nation" There was a
good audience. Rev Nusbaum is one
of the best speakers of the state.
Word was received from Colony
Monday to watch for covered wagon,
team of horses, man and woman. They
we're wanted at Garnett as supposed
horse thieves. Marshall McClannahan
and posse located the outfit north of
Vernon and brought them to town.
They made no resistance Tuesday
morning Deputy Sheriff Warner of
Garnett arrived and took the man and
woman to that place.
Mrs Celia Crane came in from Ham
mond, Ind, Tuesday. She returned
With her mother, Mrs Fred Jackson,
Wednesday. She goes to that place
for medical treatment and an opera
ton. She is in critical condition
and her many friends hope for her
speedy recovery. Mr. Jackson accom-
panied them as far as Kansas City.
A j Jones of Yates Center was over
on business Friday.
Edward Lorenzo of Kansas City will
spend the summer vacation at home.
VIM Bashor made business trip to
the Center Wednesday.
Mrs Mcconnell is on the sick list. .
Bert Gwin left this week for Eureka
where he has position in drug store.
We wish him success.
The cantata "Queen Esther" is to be
given at the opera house next Tuesday
eve, March 25th.
Col Woodward was down town last
week. His many friends are glad to
see him out again.
The bowling alley has been taken up
and stored away so the bowlers can
take their summer vacation now.
Settle Holloway of Yates Center
will spend the summer with Mrs c
Williams.
Mrs w L Frenchis visiting the home
folks in Baldwin during Rev French's
absence at conference.
Jesse Young came down from Baker
University Saturday to visit home
folks for few days.
A f Mccullough was in Kansas CT Y
this week.
Lee Burton left this week for the
Nation.
Dollie Brown went to Baldwin Mon
day to attend Baker University.
Elsie Stratton was in lola last week.
w w Finney went to Yates Center
Monday on business.
The trial OF Chas johnson at Yates
Center Thursday resulted in turning
the prisoner loose. The jury was out
about twenty minutes.
There was goodly number of citi-
zens met at the Congregational church
Thursday afternoon and talked over
city affairs. Politically the meeting
was of the nature Of better city govern
m Mt enforcement of law and order.
j Bishop was chairman of the meeting
and H G Sticher secretary. The fol-
lowing resolutions were offered and
adopted: Law and order conservative
policy, loyalty to home merchants,
general interest of the town to encour-
age improvements such as gas, tele-
phone lines, rural mail delivery, etc.
w w Sain and wife visited in Cha
mute part of last week.
A p Charles of lola was in our city
on business last week.
Mrs w Hickman, daughter and son
of Dunlap are visiting A Wentlings'.
Mrs II d Dixson went to Kansas
City Wednesdayto visit her daughters.
Mr. Doty has rented the Mrs Moore
property and will move soon.
Mr. Shockey and wife and Mrs Fen
der went to Kansas City Monday where
Mrs Shockey goes for treatment.
DR. Jones and wife went to Eureka
Springs Monday. The Doctor is going
for his health as he has just recovered
from severe attack of grip
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