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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-05-19
SherRs Sole

First Published, May 10Th. 1893.
10y virtue of an order of sale dated the 18th
nday of May. 1888 issued out of the District
Court in and for Allen County, Kansas In
an action in said onrt wherein L. NJ Lykins
was plaintiff. and Amos 8 Woods and Amanda
l.; Woods. his wife, were defendants. viii on
Wednesday the 21st day of June, 1898.
between the hours Of 10 A. 81 and4P NJ, at
the front door of the Court House in the City Of
lola, in said Allen County. Kansas. offer at pub
lie sale and sell to the highest aud best bidde-
for cash in hand, all the right title and interest
OF each and every of the above named parties in
and to the following real estate in said state
and county. towit The West half of the north
west quarter of Section (l3) Township twenty
six t26, Range seventeen Q0East Said proper
y will be sold directed by order of sale without
appraisemenL and subject to a mortgage for
$4,000 made to Jarvis Conklin Mortgage Trust
Company.
L HOBART,
Sheriff Allen County, Kansas.
BEAsDsLEY GREGORY. AttorneyS K C No.
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they are sent Ear from the friends Of their old
home to make new friends only TO be broken in
e short time.
The Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs. John
Seymours and are preparing for fair to come
off some time in June
Fred Boeken went to Chanute last week to
visit his sister. Mrs. Rich.
The wheat fields are looking fine.
J. w. Gullett sold horse to buyers in Hum
boldt for sl00
Mr.. Kohler took his family to lola last week
and had family picture taken. as the domestic
ties nave been broken by one wedding and no
telling now soon another may occur, he thought
best to group them as they now are.
Mr.. Kasebeer Lyle and Walker sold their
hogs to Strong & Wyckoff Of Moran.
The same bird spoken of in last weeks REGIS
TER have been seen in the vicinity Of Prairie
Hall, they did not bring their name with them
but they are quite curiosity.
Boeken Brothers had horses sick with the
distemper at one time, 1t has been quite serious
this spring.
Jim Sullivan lost their Mamley mare last
week. She died on her 10Th birthday, Jim
said she lived 70 help raise the family, and was
In splendid order when she died.
Mrs. Ramsey of Allen county called at Mrs.
Gulletts last week. She is still in poor health
but improving; her daughter Louisa is better
than she was before she went to the Springs,
but has not regained her health enough to teach
school. MUGGINs.
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OBITUARIES.
C.. C., CLARKE,

Charles Carman Clarke was born in
Thompson county, New York, Janu-
ary /, 1877, and married to Eunice A.
Tompkins on the eleventh day of Jan.
1853. Removing to Rockford Illinois
in 1858 new home was made where
love and kindness reigned for over %
years. Then having desire to retire
from business, and to make a change
for the benefit of his wife's health
they came to Kansas to visit their old
neighbor and family physician, DIR.
Henry Strong of Moran. Concluding
to remain for time in lola it finally
became home in one sense, having
lived here for Is years.
AS a man Charles Carman Clarke
was known for his honorable and up
right character, truly spotless from
all blemish, for his entire abstinence
from all narcotics and liquors-never
having INDUCED in the least degree.
AS husband he was true, as ia Their
kind. AS a christian he was not
demonstrative, but in his quiet man.
ner lived a pure and righteous life
having a belief and expectation in a
life to come.
His first illness of any kind was one
month ago-severe and of few days
duration-after which he was able to
drive out number of times. Three
weeks ago to-day the Doctor again
visited him and for two weeks and
three days life slowly ebbed away.
Three days before he died he rallied
and seemed stronger and hopes we're
cherished that he would be spared,
but he gradually became unconscious
until Friday evening May IL, 20 min
utes after s o'clock, with his wife and
daughter by his bedside watching his
peaceful sleep he ceased to breathe.
The father leaves besides his wife
and daughter Mabel, twin daughters,
Mrs. Ida Iona Trip of GAINESVILLE,
Wisconsin, and Mrs. Iva Livopa Os-
mus of Rockford, Illinois, who arrived
Saturday afternoon, and the only son,
FlOyde L. Clarke of Rockford, Illinois,
who was travelling and failed to re-
ceive kilograms until Monday, when
he Immediately started, arriving here
Tuesday afternoon.
The body and mourners left
Wednesday at noon for Rockford ILL.,,
where he will be laid to rest in the
family burying ground.
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CORRESPONDENCE.
From Register Reporters-whati Is Being
Done Throughout The County-Events
and Gossip OF the Week.
Allen Center.


A treat was enjoyed last week at the State
Sunday School Convention by nearly five hun.
dred delegates, but upon four from lola and the
writer from the country rested the responsible
ty of representing Allen county. By the people
of Lawrence we were greeted with that hospi.
tally that makes one feel at home at once, and
ready to take up the work of gathering all the
good points possible, as they pass in constant
flow, and jot them down for future use in our
county and townships. several of the delegates
were kept busy at this work and we hope the
Sunday school people will take advantage of
the items gathered for the lettering of the work
aptly said needed waking up"
We can but poorly describe the charm of the
music by Prof Excsll from his own bOok-No.
3-or the Illumined Words OF Bible Truth as
grouped and illustrated by Prof Hamill in his
drills, or the instructive and helpful experience
es of himself and others by the Veteran worker,
William REYNOLDS, thorough business man
who thirty two years ago organized a school (of
which he is still superintendent composed of
the street boys of Peoria, Ill. He applies his
business principles to the Sunday school work
and has wide experience in many states.
On the panorama of beautiful farms, orchards
and vineyards that passed before us on our
journey, we found practically nothing being
done, because of the wet condition Of the
ground, and think that one hall of the corn
was still implanted and very low fields Of wheat
looked as fine as some in our own locality. We
visited the University and were kindly guided
through the various departments, but the de-
partment that went straight to our purpose was
the cage of tame chinch bugs that the genial
Prof. Snow was so ready TO exhibit he inform
ed us If you want infected bugs you have only
TO send him some healthy ones and If you want
q repository in your county or locality all you
need is that some one take charge of them for
So neighbor farmers you see that
our suggestion of last week can easily become a
matter of fact and we believe that our County
would gladly aid us in estab-
fishing one or more such places ifthe people de.
sire 1t and will make it known to them. No
doubt If we have dry weather enough before
harvest we will see the need of every precall-
tion, for in as fine field of wheat as we know
many chinch bugs are now found.
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Prairie Ceuter

No one need complain of not having plenty of
water, now 1t rains one half the time.
Some of the farmers have been replsnting
corn the past week.
Mrs. Mollie Myers is sick.
Miss Ceota Cullen of Onion Creek is here wish
ting friends
Jesse Wilson and J. Wood have each pur.
chased q new buggy.
new house is being put upon the farm Of
j. W. Divilbiss.
Quite q number of young people gathered at
the house of g. w. Dickinson on the evening of
the 5th TO celebrate the Goth birthday OF their
son Frank. Everyone seemed to have a fine
time. The night being very dark q few acct
de1ts happened but no one was hurt
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Stewart visited in this
last Friday
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Last Friday while at play Archie Weith had
his shoulder badly hurt and bis sister Josie
has been very sick since that time, pres umably
little brother was dangerously hurt
Eta Crowell accompanied her father to Els.
more one day last week.
Many of our people listened to a fine lecture
at LaHarpe Tuesday eve, delivered by lady.
Mr.. Rockwell lost fine mare last week and
j. w johnson on going TO the pasture Tuesday
morning found one of his horses had fell over
the bluff and was dead, but fortunately 1t was
the least valuable one on the place.
We saw a lively attempt to run away by jim
mic Jeffries team with the corn planter after
several attempts to regain his seat Jimmie took
the position we have seen the black snake trav-
el and having firm grip on his lines the team
soon had enough of Shedding him and gave it
up.
Jas. Brister's colts, a grey, a roam and bay
with white in the face, have strayed away.
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ANDSERON & DeCLUTE.
Miss Jessie Flake of Bayard has been visiting
her sister Mamie of this place

Miss Jessie Flake of Bayard has been visiting
her sister Mamie of this place.
Mrs. J. S. Cummings and Mrs. Margaret
Cook returned Monday evening from Topeka
where they attended the meeting Of the Grand
Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star. and
report pleasant time.
Miss Maggie Moore is visiting the family Of
Mr.. Pickle at lola
The N. Z Ladies Aid society met at Mrs.
viii Campbelrs last Wednesday.
Miss Ollie Milligan who has been visiting
friends at Mapleton, returned Sunday accom-
panied by Miss Kate Johns.
Mr.. Charlie Love has been on the sick list but
Is convalescent.
kr. Garard and family of Indiana, Is visiting
his uncle our genial hotel keeper.
Miss Allie Briggs and Miss Cora Mclaughlin
made business trip to Fl. Scott Wednesday.
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Publication Summons.
First published Nav 10. 1soal

tlrst published May 10 1902
In the District Court of Allen county, Kansas
Caroline L. Long executrix of thel
last will and testament of VIII
liam II. Long. deceased plaintiff
Olivia Ford. The farmers Loan
Trust Co of Kansas q corpora
ton; T II Stevens: o. + Cas-
teen; Levi s. Gould: and F. G.
HObson. assignees of the Farm
ers' Loan & Trust Co. OF Kansas.
ct al defendants
To the above named defendant Olivia Ford
You are hereby notified that You have been
sued in the above entitled court and action and
that you must appear and answer on or before
July LIST ls.2, or the allegations Of the plaintiffs
petition viii be taken as true and judgment
will be rendered. foreclosing you of any right In
or to the northwest quarter ca of section (29
township twenty four ga range twenty-one eli
Allen county, Kansas. and decree will be en-
tered. ordering the same to be sold free aud
clear OF any right or interest which you NAV
claim therein, aud that he mortgage debt sued
upon herein will be paid from the proceeds OF
sad sale. Cory < Hubert
t24-2bl Plaintiffs Attorneys
Attested, Frank l.. Travis,
Clerk Dist Court
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CARLYLE.

Mrs d Christians father, Mr.. McGurk Of
salina, is visiting her
The Carlyle school closes to-day with picnic
at the school house. The teacher Mrs SAWYER
has given entire satisfaction, 30 far as we can
learn. We hope we may have her next winter
VIM vezie Is building himself q new house.
II will be fine building when completed. and
add much to the appearance Of his place We
are glad TO see this evidence of prosperity.
Clinton Ball, whose sickness we noted last
week, is improving.
A son of Mr.. Wilkinson has been very sick of
pneumonia but is recovering.
Rev. Wilson was called to St. Louis Monday.
by the sickness OF his little granddaughter
Margaret McCreery
Mrs: Baldwin was expected home yesterday
from Argentine, but we didt learn If she came.
A few of our farmers who did not get their
corn In before the rains are now listing IL in
Some who planted before the rains were com
PEELED TO plant again. ONE OF THE BOYS.
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sufferer for more than two years with
that dreadful disease. consumption.
He bore his Affections with patience
his only regret being the leaving of
his widowed mother, as he had look
ed forward to the time when she
could rest upon him as a prop for her
declining years. He leaves mother
and three sisters to mourn his death,
to whom the heartfelt sympathy of
the entire community is extended,
trusting that they may consider that
what is their loss is his gain.
A FRIEND.
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SHILOH'S WTALIzER.

The promptness and certainty of its
cures have made Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy famous. 1t is inten-
ded especially for coughs, colds,
Group and whooping coughs, and is
the most effectual remedy known for
these diseases. Mr.. G. B. Main, of
Union City, Pa, says: 81 have a
great sale on Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. warrant every bottle and
have never heard of one failing to give
entire satisfaction" so cent bottles
for sale by Evans Bros.
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ShernS Sale.
SffCfTt . OUfcs
First published May 10 1881

First published May u 1881
Dy virtue of an order of sale to me directed
nand delivered, issued out of the District
Court of Allen county, Kansas in a case in
which ]. II. Davis is plaintiff and William s
Canatsey ct al ART defendants. I will on
Tuesday, the Goth day of June 1898
a ten o'clock a m. of said day at the front door
of the court house in the city of lola, Allen
county Kansas, offer at public sale and sell 70
the highest bidder for cash in hand, all the fol-
lowing described real estate, to wit: Lot six (6)
In block ninety five 1851 in the city of lola AL
len county. Kansas Said property to be sold
TO satisfy the demands of said order Of sale
L. hobart
(2i-29 Sheriff
slonecker. Wheeler & switzer, attorneys for
plaintiff
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Card of Thanks

We desire to express our sincere
thanks 10 all friends in lola and to
others who came from a distance to
cheer and help US during the short
illness of our husband and father and
in our time of deep affiiction by his
loss. We also thank thOse who SO
kindly offered their assistance in
watching over him.
MRS. c. C.. CLARKE.
MABEL NJ. CLARKE.
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Prohibition.

Rev. 4. Leonardson will address
the people at Neosho Valley School
house Saturday evening May Goth
and will preach Sunday morning and
evening, and will speak at the Court
House in lola Monday evening May
22nd. All are cordially invited to
attend,
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Union Meeting Y Ps &c.

The union meeting of Young Peo-
pies society of Christian Endeavot
will be held next Sunday evening at
Z O'Clock in the Baptist church.
The topic is the thought in Matt. z,
1-2.
The leader is Mrs. Picken.
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High School Fund, 1s9s-o3.
A SURE CURE For PILES

Itching piles are known by moisture
like perspiration, causing intense
itching when when warm. This form
as well as blind, bleeding or protrud-
ing, yield at once to DIR. Bosanko's
Pile Remedy, which acts directly on
parts affected, abcorbs tumors, allays
itching and effects a permanent cure.
so cts. Druggists or mail. Circulars
free. DR.. Bosanko, 329 Arch St.,
Philadelphia, Pa. Sold by Evans
Bros, druggists.
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Spring Valley

Mrs. Reed was visiting at Mrs. Booths SatuI-
day.
John d. Bridges has purchased Mr. viles' or
gan.
Os. Shoemaker and Mr.. Marsh made a bust
ness trip 70 Fl. Scott Tuesday returning Thurs.
day
There is to be q party at Mr.. Cooks Friday
night
s. +. WhitlOw went To lola Saturday
Sunday school was well attended Sunday.
MI Jessie Booth was appointed Secretary tor
remaining quarter AUHTIE
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Notice..

There will be a meeting on Satur-
day May 9th, at p. m. at the Meth
odist church in lola of the superinten-
dents of the different Sabbath schools
of lola to arrange program for s.
s. Convention and name the time for
same. b. +. CLARKE.
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For Sale.

A well improved town property,
consisting of house and six lots. All
kinds of fruit; good water and an ex-
cellent location Will sell cheap.
Mrs. Z. w. GROESBECK,
lola, Has.
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For Sale or Trade

Strayed from my premises in Cottage Grove
township. three year old light bay mare small
for her age some white on one hind fooa and
dot in forehead. Any person taking un same
please address S. J. Stewart Humboldt Kans
Mrs Z W, Groesbeck, lola has horse and
top buggy for sale.
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Hoard of EauaItzation

Notice is hereby given that the
Board of County Commissioners will
meet as a Board of Equalization at
the office of the County Clerk ON Mon
day June 5th. 1898.
f. NJ. ECKLEY, County Clerk.
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Gard of Thanks,

We desire to express our sincere
thanks to our friends and neighbors
for the kindness shown us during the
sickness in our family.
Mrs. ELLEN MATTSON
AND DAUGHTERS.
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HUBERT S. MATTsON

DIED: Wednesday, May Srd. 1892,
at SavOnburg, Kansas, Hurbert s.
Mattson, only son of Mrs. Ellen Matt
son, aged 10 years one month and five
days. Hurbert had been a patient
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There is Money in it for You

There is sure profit in North Gal
weston; If you live, you make it, if
you die, your heirs make it without
cost to them or to you. Cummings Il
Fry wants to talk with you regarding
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Prairie Dell.


Mr.. John Outlet was in this neighborhood
last week buying cattle.
Mr.. Barrackman had to plant all his corn
over.
The farmers laugh among themselves and
say 1t was no. the early bird that caught the
worm this spring.
Mr.. Runyan says he raised "a bushels of Jeru-
salem Artichoke's from halt bushel of tubers.
on Just a small patch of ground. They make
splendid feed for stock, why do not more Of the
farmers raise them.
The melancholy days have come house clean.
ing mean.
The little boys and girls are kept pretty busy
replanting corn while the older ones follow the
pillow.
Mrs. Barth Is shipping her butter to the Fish
er sisters in Galveston. Texas.
Mrs. Ramsey was calling on friends in this
neighborhood last Tuesday.
In lastweeks items you made US say Mr. and
Mrs Keller were cleaning their house in lola
when 1t should have been Mr.. and Mrs. Heller.
Mrs Baker and Mrs. Tibbits were visiting at
Mrs Jays Of South Maple grove Wednesday.
The prospect now is we will have an abund-
ance Of strawberries
Mr.. and Mrs Ora have re turned to Chanute TO
his former occupation. PLLTRY
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Golden Valley.

Goiden valley.
Mrs. Finley extends an invitation to
all to attend the Children's day exercises al
Maple Grove the last Sunday In May.
Mrs. d. Jackson has been quite sick DR..
Lambeth is in attendance
Miss Fought and Mrs. Redman were in Hum
bOldt this week.
We regret to hear of the accident that hap
pened two of Mr. Weith's children while at
play but hope is not as serious as anticipated.
Lille Doniphan has gone home on visit
The Cottage prayer meeting at Mr.. Outlets
was quite well attended this week.
Rev. Lesser called at J. W Browns Monday,
they will baptize at Browns grove Thursday.
The orchestra met at Mr., Seymours Tuesday,
practicing for Children's day.
House cleaning will soon be thing of the
past.
We saw a request to answer what caused the
little chickens to die. Some say Il Is mites
little insect too small to be hardly visi ble 9TH
ers say from improper food.
We are patiently waiting for the merry i'm
Cling of the bell belonging to Lewry & Son.
We have some some juvenile farmers In Allen
county, last week little Walter Lyle, six years
old. drove three horses and narrowed.
The mumps are abroad again.
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Prairie Hall

A great many have been warning about the
damp weather. Old farmers say If we had moi
had this damp weather the chinch bugs would
have played havoc with the early grain
Some farmers have to replant their corn.
They should be satisfied that they are not blown
away.
John Outlet and Tip Williams were I'm Hum.
boldt last week
The Children's Day program is made out and
all the committees appointed and il is TO be the
18th of June. The orchestra will furnish music
for the occasion.
Messrs. wyckof and Strong were out in this
vicinity from, Moran buying cattle last week
Mrs. John Williams of Elsmore called at Mrs
Gulletfs last week.
Miss Stella Ingling. of Bourbon county. Is Wis.
itng her relatives at Funston. She visited
here year ago and made many friends who
are glad to meet her again.
Ray and Ross Jackson attended Sunday
school at the Hall Sunday.
Ed. Thompson visited Mathew Mitchell Sum
day.
Miss Addie Sullivan is assisting Mrs Kase
beer
Nina Furnamen is assisting Mrs Ayers.
Mrs. Aga Funk received a letter from her
daughter Mrs. Steinmetz, that they were now
located in their new charge out west and like il
very well such is the lot of ministers wife;
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LaHarpe.

Farmers are all busy, some cultivating others
replanting their corn.
Rev. Gillian. Wilson Hawley. Misses Rose
Travis and Sadie Epperson started for 0ssa-
watomie Wednesday morning as Representative
es Of the Epworth League from this place
They better not go near the asylum.
Mrs. Guayer gave talk on the work of the
W C. T. L. Tuesday night and will try and or
ganize here.
Mrs Malcolm and Sadie went to Piqua one
day last week to see Mr.. MS brother who was
quite sick. They returned the next day.
| Mrs. Mamie Edwards of Fredonia is visiting
old friends in this neighborheod.
Grandma Malcolm has gone to Missouri for 9
visit Of a week or two
Mrs. Nash started for Conway Springs Tues.
Walker.
The LsHarpe boys have organized baseball
nine, and will play Salem Saturday.
Mr.. Will Brister is in Kansas City with Otto
Ohlfest They have not yet decided whether
they will stay there or go on to Chicago.
Mrs. Robertshaw returned last week from
Kansas City.
week with the wagon. Mrs. ID. and the boys
will stay here until he returns or sends for
them.
Miss Maggie Beatty returned to Piqua to-day
after a couple weeks visit with Miss Anna
Robertshaw.
Grandpa Travis is quite poorly this spring
we hope he will soon be better for he is very
much missed in the Sunday School.
Mr.. viii Huber is dangerously Ill, but is some
better at this writing, we are glad to say.
Mr. Weith's little boy was very seriously hurt
last Saturday while playing whip cracker with
some other children Had his collar bone and
shoulder blade broken besides injuring the
other shoulder. Josie is also quite sick.
Miss Roush of lola is visiting at shulzs.
Miss Addie Lowe is staying out near Bayard
for the present.
Mr. Bushbys family have just recovered
from a seige of the mumps.
NJ. Ed Wilson has also been on the sick list
but Is better.
Mr.. Davis has built ware loom and kitchen
to his store and Is putting up more shelving
Mr.. Malcom is improving the inside of his
store by putting on coat of paint
Miss Dollie Adams of Salem was with her sis. |
ter Mrs. Barker last week
We were surprised that Muggins failed to note |
that Mr.. and Mrs. Donnan called at Mr. Outlets
last week to look at some cattle. VERA,