The Iola register., 1902-05-30
MORAN.
Mrs. II. l.. Bassett. Correspondent.

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next Sabbath morning and evening
The A O U w have rented rooms in
opera house building, as also have
several other societies.
G M Richards was in town tuning
pianos and organs last week.
Mr. Shiveley went to lola last week
Wednesday on business
The Kansas City Commercial club
made brief halt here last Saturday
afternoon.
Baseball last week resulted with
very unfavorable scores for the Mo-
ran boys.
The Knights and Ladies of Security
had very pleasant social gathering
Monday evening at which ice cream
and cake was served
Mr. Nelson Shiveley and Mrs Alice
Smith were married at the NJ f par
sonage by Rev F w Fem, last Thurs
day evening.
At the home of the bride last week,
Tuesday evening, James Woodard
united in marriage NJ f Ebersole and
and Mrs Rebecca Tanning. Only a
few neighbors and the immediate fam
lilies were present. They have the best
wishes of all their friends.
On Saturday last Mrs Barton went
TO Carlyle to speak there on Sabbath
evening in the interests of Christian
Endeavor. Before she returns she
will also address the G f. societies at
Geneva, Neosho Falls and Lone Elm.
The annual Memorial services were
held Sabbath morning in the NJ E
church, which was crowded to over
flowing. The G A r. and w r c were
in attendance, beside large number
of patriotic citizens. The music was
appropriate and good, and the ser.
mon by Rev f w Fem excellent.
The Burners enjoyed a rare treat
the first of the week. Mr. Elmer Dickey
of Kansas City, a brother of
Mrs Bunner whom they had not seen
for nine years, made them short
visit.
Following a long established GUS
tom, the Home Coterie will adjourn
until Fall when they will resume their
pleasant and profitable meetings
Their last gathering for the season
was at the hospitable home of Mr. and
Mrs H B Miller on Monday evening
where they were entertained with the
cordial hospitality which those good
people so we'll know how to extend.
Many friends of Rev and Mrs V M
King, who endeared themselves to
this Presbyterian church years ago,
will be grieved to learn that recent
letters from Emporia bring the sad
news of the severe, and it is feared,
fatal illness of Mrs King.
Rev Drake and Rev Culbertson of
lola, Rev Mathis of Garnett and Rev
Porter of Ft. Scott were in Moran last
Tuesday on account of the called
meeting Presbytery. Rev lRobb from
Iowa was with DR. Porter and on We'd
ueeday went to lola.
Last week Tuesday at called
meeting Of Neosho Presbytery the
pastoral relation between thislPresby-
terian church and and Rev f w
Mitchell was dissolved. These few
words tell Il sadItale that has called
forth numerous heartfelt express
sions of regret, not only from
the members of his church and con-
gregation but fl ON many others who
have learned to esteem and appreciate
our retiring pastor. During the two
years Mr. Mitchell has been with us
he has dome much faithful and efficient
work for the Master, and the good
seed he has sown cannot fail to bring
forth much fruit for time and eternity
With the Thursday evening prayer
meeting his work here closes, but the
friends he has made will always re-
main his friends and will rejoice in
his success through life. They are
glad he is located so near and hope he
will be as glad to visit them as they
will be to welcome him.
Mark Twain says: 1T is not al
ways easy to stand prosperity
another mans, | mean" 1t is still
harder to see your friends and neigh
bors rejoicing in good health, while
you don't even dare to eat boiled
cabbage. Take DR.. Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin. Keep your stomach and
bowels in order Eat what you like
and envy no one, Sold by G. b,
Spencer & Co.
GENEVA.
A. II. WOODRUFF. Correspondent.