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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-11-02
SOUTH MAPLE GROVE.
lReceived loo late last Meck !

Mrs, Charlie Drollinger is quite sick with ty-
phoid fever.
Mrs A. A Jones, of Humboldt visited her
aunt, Mrs. Baxter over Sunday.
Mr. Enoch Palmer was called to Arlington Ill
last week TO attend the funeral of his grand
child, Fred Hunter. He arrived too late TOR the
funeral but found the other two children sick
with the same dread disease diptheria, one of
them dying Saturday night. As Mr. and Mrs
Hunter formerly lived here. their many friends
will sympathize with them in the loss of their
only two boys.
Mr. Bakers son Ollie. is quite sick with
Malaria fever.
Mr.. Butts little girls who have been quite
sick with diptheria are reported better.
Mr. and Mrs Joe Smith of Humboldt spent
Sunday al Mr.. Thomas.
Rev. Kirkpatrick, the new L B. minister,
Preached at JeddO last SuudOy morning and
evening His appointment is every two week
There was a pleasant party at Mr. Dimond's
Tuesday night OF last week
Mr.. OverhOlt and wife were at Mr. George
Baker last Sunday.
John Beeman who has been very sick is able
to be around.
Relatives from Illinois are visiting at Mr. J
o. Hottensteins this week
Mr. Kuhn of Normal III . and Mr. Marley Of
Parsons. visited at Mr. ". V. Pines Monday.
Married-Wednesday evening October 18th a
the home of the brides parents Miss Ivah
Cochran of Center Grove To Mr. Burt Jaw of
Maple Grove Rev White officiating Their
and prosperity. a large number from our VI
cinity attended the reception given them at the
home of the grOoms parents Mr.. and Mrs E
Jay. last Thursday.
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PRAIRIE DELL.

Miss Maggie Ramsay is looking Tor music
scholars.
George Earth has sold his crop Of fax straw Il
Mr.. Beck for two dollars per ton.
One of Mr. SheTrirs horses fell in the well one
cay last week and was very nearly used up be
fore II could be gotten out
Mr.. Flies daughter who has been very sicI
for some time. died last Sunday morning. We
sympathize with the bcreayed family in theil
sorrow.
Nj Reck's hands were bailing fax straw in
this neighborhOod last week
Mr.. RoSen5erger's sale was well attended and
property sold reasonably well
Mrs Nanskiver and daughter were visiting
Mrs McClelland a short time ago.
Certainly we are filing away the correspon-
dence and IL would be nice and helpful if they
were dated.
Prsirie Dell congratulates lola on her new
gusher. She can now truly be said TO be the
hight OF the country round about
Lem Mccullough has been somewhat under
the weather for few days from overlifting
Mrs. Newton's dog killed a mink a few days
ago.
Mr. Newton and Perry have returned home
IRON their tIip To Arkansas: They report a
good time
VIII Earth says lie is located in a strong
Republican community and underlires For
the amendment heavily.
Mr. John Rcimert is plastering for Mr. Drake.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-11-02
LA HARP

Mr. Stsnsburys mother, sister and niece.
have returned to Mound City after a week:
visit here
Mrs. J. W johnson went home with her sister
10 Phillips county for short rest.
Mrs Hoover has returned to her home in
Missouri after her visit here.
We noticed Mrs Treadway getting in from
her two weeks visit in Missouri Ifyou had
asked Mr. Tredway how long she was gone be
would have declared il was two months
Miss Lille Ingle is visiting Mrs. oldest
Quite number from La Harpe attended tn.
Quarterly meeting at Golden Valley last Sunday
Hezzie Ward and Herman Tapkin have each
new buggy. New tuggies are becoming more
plentiful than young ladies.
Mrs. Healy and Clara and Laura Parks drove
to Fit Scott and back last week on business.
Mr. Ellis Delaplaine is looking for the return
of his family from Nebraska this week
Charlie Earl has returned from his visit TO
Neosho Rapids and reports his father doing
well there in business.
Quite a crowd went from here TO Moran TO
hear Burton speak
Mr.. Webster aud family of Bronson visited
al Mr.. Vim Hubers last week.
Mrs. W. T. Carries sister and family from La
bette are here on a short visit
Mr.. Tom Roberts. of Elsmore was up visit
ing J l. Saturday
Mr.. r. L Manley met with quite a serious
loss one night last week His barn. three
horses and a fine new buggy burning besides
several tons of hay, corn aud other feed The
cause of the fire is unknown.
Mrs. Nash went TO PiQua Sunday morning to
be with her son-inlaw, Mr.. Ellison who is very
low with Typhoid fever
A nephew of Mr. Sim Wilson has moved into
the John Carrie property. and with new Rack
ct in town LaHarpe is booming
Miss Barnhart from near Piqua was visiting
Grandma Malcolm nos long since.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-11-02
HEOSHO VALLEY.

The protracted meeting under the supervision
of Rev. L. D. WINNER has awakened quite an
interest 1t will likely continue until Saturday
of the present week. at which time Rev.
Ntzhugh,. of this district Will hold quar-
terly conference at O'Clock p. m. which will be
followed by the usual quarterly meeting ser
vices,
Mr. Foreschler and wife placed handsome
carpet on the floor of the pulpit, at the church
The good will and generosity shown in this act
is greatly appreciated by the pastor and his con
gregation.
Ed Butler took a wagon load of potatoes out to
Servey last week. lie received 20 cents per
bushel.
Many of those IN this community who use
coal are hauling IL from the mines They claim
they can make fair wages by so doing.
E snivley has so thoroughly repaired his
house thatit can hardly be recognized only oy
the shape
Mrs Elizabeth Smith who has been In the
western part Of the State for some time attended
the funeral of her sister, Mrs. aeoby, week Do
fore last
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-11-02
MORAN.

very pleasant farewell party for Miss Rose
DeHart was given at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
H. b. smith, on Saturday evening last Miss
! Rose leaves for Missouri to Join her brother
| viii: She will be greatly missed by her large
circle of friends.
| Don Givin has been succeeded in the Post
| Office by Adam Spencer.
Rev T. n. B. Willard will preach ut Auburn.
Kansas, next Sunday.
Mrs Parker who has been visiting her parents
ana grand parents in Moran, has returned to her
home in NeOsho Falls
Last Friday evening by previous arrange
ments with Mrs. Givin, the home coterie.
marched in and took possession. Mrs. Givin
ann ner daughter Mrs Parker. were outmaking
ca lis When Mrs. Parker returned and saw the
tables loaded down with the New England
Dinner and a comfortable spread in the front
room She took in the situation at glance and
made her guests cordially welcome. Everyone
present had hand in the comfortable which in
lhe middle was adorned with the words Home
COterie 1891"
Marion Lee has moved into the house vacated
by his father.
J. c. Strong took a lot of hogs to Kansas City
Sunday.
There was a runaway last Friday in which Cal
Williams narrowly escaped serious injury Had
ne not been deaf he would have heard the team
and been out of the way.
About forty Of Sammy Meadors little friends
were entertained at the home of his grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs s. " Warner; it being his
ninth birthday To say that they had a good
tlmels putting il very mildly.
A good audience greeted Miss Leach at the
NJ; + church last Friday evening. Miss
Leach's Rotations were very good and were
fairly wen received by the audience. About $40
was taken in al the door.
tReceived too late last week.
Mr.; T. y. Myers has returned from his visit
in Illinois.
Mrs Perkins went to Uniontown Thursday
evening on a visit.
Miss Myra Heckert of Montgomery county
came up to Moran Friday. The second opera
ton ON her eyes was successfully performed on
Saturday.
ReF E y Willard spent last Sabbath at
Weir City.
Rev &r. Crawford and wife formerly of Bax-
ter Springs, came to Moran Saturday. MIR.
Crawford filed the Presbyterian pulpit unday.
Evangelist J. D. Fry is holding revival meet
ings in the Baptist church.
Mr. Howell from Elk county has rented the
Lee farm for the coming year
4 number of our town went TO lola Tuesday
TO the :. convention.
AbOut twenty OF Mrs. StiIh's friends were
entertained at the home of her daughter. Mrs.
Hodges, ON the 10th ult it being her seventy
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-11-02
THE COUNTY news.
Interesting items From All Over
Allen County,
SPRING BRANCH.

There was party at Mr. Reeds Tuesday
night
Mr. Wise and part of the family were visit
ing in Woodson county last week.
Mrs. Reed is enjoying visit from her brother
from California and one from Johnson county
and one from Anderson county
Rev King gave nice talk TO the Rock Creek
Suffrage Club Monday night
Frank Clark Preached at Rock Creek Sunday
Mrs. Arms trong returned from Texas lately.
Mr. Yoke and family returned from their long
visit TO Missouri last week.
Bent Duncan viii move onto the Benjamin
farm soon.
Mr.. Pecht has traded for the Facklor farm near
Elizabethtown and will move there soon instead
Of Colony.
Some oftbe Pops from this part went to Neo-
sho Fal Is last week TO hear and see their re-
deemers
Tom Anderson viii feed $50 head of cattle this
winter,
wv. Beabout has painted his house afresh
[Reeeiped too late for last lueek.l
This is fine weather for work.
There seems TO be more wild grapes in the
woods this fall than usual
+. Jackson has been entertaining a sore hand
this week, the result of dehorning cattle.
There was a party at 7. J. Rutledge's in hon.
or Of Miss Louise's birthday.
very nice time was enjoyed Friday night
by about thirty Of our young people at Mr..
Hawards.
The Wilson boys were the first to finish husk-
ing corn in these parts.
There was q small dance at Bill Rabs Friday
night
-Walnuts are scarce this fall
The various county candidates seem to be
getting in their work this fall or rather their
talk.
Mrs. Emma Lawrence is up from oklahoma
visiting her parents
THAN Lake and wife are home again after an
absence of.six weeks.
Frank Reed kept house for Peter Yates this
week while Peter went 10 the coal bank
Al Hsrdin's team ran away with him the first
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-11-02
Publication Notice.
First Published Oct. 2e. -


STATE OF KANSAS, ALLEY COUNTY. IS.
In the di strict court for said county
The Springvale Shoe company.
A firm consisting of j p.
Stevens and W. A. Mosher.
partners plaintiffs,
vs.
W. A. Grace defendant and
4. T. Kennedy. garnishee de
PENDANT
Said defendant W. A. Grace will take notice
that he has been sued In the above named court
for the sum Of eighty and S-1oO dollars being
balance due on account owing TO said plaiDun
by said defendant with per cent interest
thereon from October I, 1893. said account COM
mencing on October l. 1893 and due in sixty
DAYS thereafter, and plaintiff prays Judgment
In its favor and against said defendant W. a:
Grace for said sum Of S6.S5 and interest ana
for an order 10 sell property OF said Defendant
w. A. Grace, located In Allen county. Kansas,
attached herein In satisfaction Of said claim
and costs of action and for an order against sald
A. T. Kennedy as garnishee as per afidsvlt
filed must answer the petition filed therein by
said plaintiff on or before the seventh day OF
December A. d 1894 or said petition Will De
taken as true, and judgment for plainun IN
said action for $50 IS and interest at rate ana
from date as hereinbefore set forth will be reno-
cred and attached property ordered sold In the
attachment therein granted viii be rendered.
accordingly. xc.
g. A. GARD,
4--a Attorney for Plf
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-11-02
BRONSON.

Mrs. Benefers sister aud husband were down
ron Kansas City Saturday. visiting relatives.
Mrs.J. ". Holelnan and little daughter Bulah.
are visiting in Fl Scott at present.
Miss Lola Livingston is visiting her sister,
Mrs Ii. Jennings
Quite a pleasant surprise party was given
Miss Bertha Collins on her seventeenth birth
day, at her home
Rev. Bullock died ut his home on Saturday
night of Typhoid fever, after a long illness
The remains were taken back to his home in
Missouri for intermenl
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-11-02
PRAIRIE HALL.

Those who attended the 5 : Convention at
lola from the Hall were as follows: NJ and
Mrs. Gullett. Mr. and Mrs. d. Ayers from Col
den Valley, and Mr.. and Mrs Chris Kerr and
daughters, and we must say word of praise in
regard 10 Mr. and Mrs Jacoby. They did all in
their power 10 see that each one was entertain
ed. for which we extend our hearty thanks.
We called at the REGISTER Office and for a
wonder found the editor at home although very
busy. He was very courteous and i feeling the
loss of Ed. McNiel sadly, in fact "a only brother
can sorrow for brother.
They say it is an i'll wind that blows nobody
some good. The fall wind that blew the corn
down so badly has FASTENED the farmers in
gathering it so there viii not be the usual
Spring gathering that some have.
The Evangelic church expects to be ready. if
nothing happens. for dedication by December2'
Mr.. n. Mitchell is sojourning in Texas
Mrs. Charlie Willoughby has gone To Cincin-
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-11-02

fourth birthday All present had an enjoyable
time and left wishing Mrs. Stith many happy
returns of the day.
large audience gathered to hear r r. Bur-
ton on Monday night Mr. Burtons speech
was well received by the audience.
E. J, Crowell and Webster johnson came over
from Allen Center Monday to hear ]. r. Bur-
ton speak.
W. A. Ross was up to Kansas City last week
G.. N. Nelson and several others we're In
Moran Monday. They came to hear J. r. Bur-
ton speak
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-11-02
I'll to visit her sister who is in very poor

natl 10 visit her sister who is in very poor
health.
Mr.. Walker Mr. Elmore and Mr Boeken have
all hired men 10 hnsk corn for them who have
come in wagons and found them good hands
Mr. and Mrs ID Curiman buried their infant
daughter on the 18th
Our pleasant callers since our last writing {:
Mr. and Mrs ElsmOre. Mrs. l.. J Preston and
Miss Clara Funk and Johnnie
Mr.. and Mrs. Ceppley. from Bourbon county.
were visiting in this county last week
Mrs Sacers has been taking care of her niece
Mrs. Ella Eagill in her serious illness. We are
glad 10 hear of The invalid's cOnyalescence
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-11-02
GENEVA.
(Received too late late last week

The cider mill is doing thriving business.
The oyster supper at the Academy was well at
tended. We did not learn what the receipts
were.
A letter written by some one who signed
another partys name to 1t and sent to young
lady in lola caused young man In this vicinity
long drive Sunday night. Such business
ought not to be practiced even in fun, as 1t
might cause trouble not thought or
wR Childs and sister Minnie. left Thurs
day for Columbus, Kansas. with load of corn
and apples for his winter use.
IA Rowland returned from Kansas City
Monday. He gave up his position and Ii going
to stay on the farm.
The show to he at Geneva was q miss on ac-
count of rain 1t disappointed few who went
to see il.
A W. Rowland raised about q thousand
bushels of apples this season.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-11-02
of the week Alwa pretty badly bruised up.
the wagon running over him.

the wagon running over him.
Jesse Leest reports a new boy at his house.
A Mr. Grotre, of Illinois, has bought the HUFF
farm.
Frank Rice. from north of Moran, Is moving
on the G eorge Moore farm.
John Mowrey is building new barn.
The Rock Creek Ladies Missionary society
met last Wednesday.
The Rock Suffrage club met Oct so for the
last time before election.
D. T. Smith and wife have been visiting in
Missouri for the last week.
John Chilcoat lost two horses last week and
had a colt cut up ON the barb wire fence.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-11-02
INDEPENDENT.

Electors will make a cross-mark,
thus W in the square at the left
of the name of the candidate for
whom they wish to vote.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-11-02

REPUBLICAN,.

Electors will make cross.mark,
thus (x) in the square at the left
of the name of the candidate for
whom they wish to vote.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-11-02
PEOPLES PARTY,

Electors will make cross-mark,
thus (x) in the square at the lett
of the name of the candidate for
whom they wish to vote.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-11-02
DEMOCRATIC.

Electors will make a cross-mark,
thus (x) in the square at the left
of the name of the candidate for
whom they wish to vote.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-11-02
PROHIBITION.

Electors will make q cross-mark,
thu. (x) in the square at the left
OF Che ma. &C Of the candidate for
whom they wish to vote.
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Il. p. &c CO

She swept away TO. ask the ''misthress."
and L was left standing alone on the door
step. i heard a door open and a loud ques-
ton:
The answer did not reach me. but Bridget
soon returned. She came TO the blinds and
peered through again to see If / was there.
THE masther of the house will attend
to the matter" she said, %grandly, and flung
wide the blinds just as a frail, little white
haired man stepped into the hall. 1 ex-
planned my errand. He. bowed distantlytand
smiled. as if ne did not quite understand.
/ told him again, but there was the same
stately bow and the same gentle smile. II
was like speaking 10 a ghostly appearance
from the seventeenth century to whom the
women of the nineteenth were an unknown
quantity.
And did I get any names from that house?
No, i didn't; / could not break in upon
their past century reserve. / made my bow
of the present and smiled the smile Of all
ages, and left them to the content Of igno-
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CARRYING A SUFFRAGE PETITION.
Experiences of an Auburn, n. ",
Woman in Soliciting Signatures.

NEW 1Ork sum-.
The first gentleman I encountered was a
book critically, said he was willing to sign
such a petition, but that this one was not
properly arranged. / began TO be fright
ened; Each page. he said. should carry
the heading instead of the single one at
the beginning. AS it was, the names col
used. Worse and worse. In vain / urged
that any petition in the hands of dishonest
persons could be tempered with; he shook
snake IL even when he decided to sign and
run the risk of perjuring himself hereafter.
l believe that the man will never hear of a
ever without feeling a suspicion that his
name has a place on IL. 1t was rather a
damper, but conscience pricked as hard as
ever and 1 did not turn back.
Inc next gentleman visited was q dem
as6, VINO stopped torturing his victim long
he had always believed in woman suffrage.
and that he should work in its favor when
ever he had an opportunity. The victim
when t asked eir to to put put mis-, mis- Hanssdown did 50
fer II he didn't.
A lawyer came next, who read the head
"do you know" because Miss Kate San.
born. OF Albany, had been in his class when
ne studied law, and he had learned through
and said he would like to help 1t on.
me skies seemed TO brighten after that.
everybody looked at me with critical curl
osity, TO be sure, and plainly thought had
better be at home minding the baby. but
the most of them signed, and conscience
said @ on" In a certain leather shop /
came upon an incorrigible. His companion
in the work put his name down Courteous
~ and with evident interest, but this mar
looked w and said:
You needn't ask me to sign that paper.
! don't let my wife even go to school cleo
tions- 1 don't let her." His eyes g~littered
hard.
l had far maintained an attitude of
passivity, but this experience was almost
quietly that 1 did not like to hear a man
use that tone in talking of his wife. He
waited for me TO finish speaking.
may do what you like, but my wife does
what / tell her to- He thumped his chest
with his forefinger. what ! tell her to do
she does"
I turned away to hide a sudden gush of
tears which were quite beyond control. &c