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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-06-04
CARLYLE.
c. A. STINsON, Reporter.

Mrs. Gillespie went to LaHarpe
Tuesday to visit friends.
Miss Mary Nash went out to La
Harpe Saturday and returned Sun
day.
Miss Ruth Ewing of lola, was at
the social Friday evening.
The social last Friday evening at
Mr.. Carriers was well attended, and
all seemed to have a good time.
Miss Flora Arnold is attending the
Y. P. s. G. E. convention at Topeka
this week.
The Children's Day exercises will be
given next Sunday, June 6. You are
invited to be present.
Mr.. McLain is still very sick. The
doctor says his recovery is very
doubtful.
Miss Anna Beeson and Master
Foster went to FredOnia last week for
a short visit
Archie Brightly has purchased a
buggy. Wonder what young lady
will get ride?
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home where he expects to move his
family this fall.
Miss Minnie Cain, of North Maple
Grove was visiting friends in our
eighborhOod last Saturday night
and Sunday.
Mrs. (WOlf) Kayne, of Rose Hill,
met with a serious accident few
days ago. AS she was returning home
from church the horse became fright
ened, throwing her out of the buggy
with great violence, she received such
serious Injuries as to paralyze the lower
part of the body.
George Barth had a colt badly cut
on the wire fence last Saturday.
DR.. Porter was called out last Sun
day to treat young mare for c. Barth
that was suffering with kidney
trouble.
Mrs. Levina Brown of COffeyville is
visiting relatives in our vicinity.
Mrs. Malsbury is still PROSTATE on
her bed of suffering.
Mr.. GOrrell, formerly of lola was
calling on friends in Prairie Dell last
Monday.
Mrs. George Barth and children
started to Lincoln, Neb., last Tuesday
to be present at the commencement
exercises at the State University
/
graduate.
VIII Barth who has been spending
a few days at home returned to his
business in Leroy last Wednesday.
We would be so thankful for a good
long gentle rain.
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LAHARPE.
Mrs. F.M. DAVIS. Reporter.

Mr.. Fox expects his sister from n.
Y. this week. She Is stopping in
Michigan to visit on her way out.
Rev. Gramley conducted Memorial
exercises at the church Sunday which
were very good, and next Sunday we
will have Children's Day.
Mrs. Smiths mother and sister,
from Illinois, are visiting her.
May Pickell is out from lola visit
ing.
May Nash was down from Carlyle
and spent Sunday with friends.
Mrs. Kate Miller has decided to
remain at home this summer to the
delight of her many friends.
Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Shaw's sister, re-
turned to her home in Nebraska i'm
mediately after her sisters death,
taking one of the little girls with her
and leaving Maude to keep house.
1t is such a responsibility for so
young a girl. The family have the
heartfelt sympathy of the whole
community.
Cal. Smith purchased lot of Mr..
Roberts and moved his blacksmith
shop on it.
Grandma Wilson is having her
house plastered and fixed up.
Mrs. Goble's father and mother and
brother Albert and his wife were out
to spend the day on Tuesday. Mr..
Newton and wife will conduct the
Normal at Yates Center this year.
Ida Weith has returned to lola to
attend the Normal. Rosa Weith is
visiting in Blue Mound.
A straw berry social at the school
house Tuesday was quite well at
tended.
Mr.. Toby shipped hogs again this
week.
We are sorry to learn that Mrs,
Applegate's father died at the time
she was called to Garnett to see him.
We never saw lovelier day than
Saturday for Decoration Day and
there were about as many people out
as on fourth of July. Rev. Pulliam's
address was just grand.
Little Hattie Wood is at Yater Cen
ter visiting her grandmother.
Chas. Ohlfest has built large hay
shed and fixed up his barn.
Mrs. Malcom was sick the first of
this week.
Rev. Granny has put side seats in
the church thus increasing its seating
capa city about fifty. LaHarpe is a
great place for crowd.
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LEANNA.
DIEsKAN COURTNEY, Reporter

Will DickersOn and Ida Richardson
attended the Decoration Day exer-
cises at Chanute Saturday.
Messrs Joyce and Matthews are
here this week organizing lodge OF
Ancient Order of Pyramids and have
met with marked success. This
makes three lodges for the little viii
Iiage of Leanna.
Among the improvements this week
we notice the large barn of Capt. A.
P. Gibson which is 40x60 and Is feet
high, making one of the largest barns
in the county.
Chas. Carpenter and wife visited
relatives in Galesburg a few days
this week.
The new mail route went into effect
June l, and from now on the mail
carrier will just go to Odense.
ChiIdren's Day exercises will be
observed at the Christisn church
next Sunday at o'clock p. NJ.
There will be a citizens meeting
next Saturday night at the school
house to make arrangements to cele-
brate the Fourth OF July at this place.
ALI come out Saturday night and
help make arrangements. The band
will give concert at the beginning.
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ALLEN CENTER.
II TPFnWAY. RepOrter.

Mr.. Tobey topped the market"
with his cattle last week and be 1t
known that when Tobey and Rowe
ship cattle they are always well
finished.
Rose Newton is spending some time
with Mrs. Tinker.
Judge Knox has returned to Prince
ton, Ill.
Mrs. Weekend is improving in
health. She was able to ride to Hum
boldt last week.
Samuel Rems berg is engaged in
hauling our neighborhOod milk to
the creamery.
The Christian EndeavOr society
gave an entertainment of f"Ye Olden
Timen at the school house last week
that was very interesting. They
netted about four dollars.
Charlie Tredway went Tuesday to
Topeka as delegate to the State T.
+. convention.
Children's Day exercises at the
Center on the evening of June l3.
Ye editor expresses surprise thai
the aggressive, wide-awake, pushing
rustling benefactors of town ol
place are always opposed by whom
we designate as the enviOus, jealous
the chronic kickers, that we have IL
every locality where energetic, push
ing. business men float community
or town. In the light of past eXper
ience we are not surprised.
A Mr.. Flint of San Antonio, Tex.
passed through here this week on hi
way to Lecompton, to join his wifi
at that place. He drove 5000 head
Texas steers from Texas to Bartels
vile. l. T., to pasture.
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MORAN.
HARRY BAssETT. Reporter.

Old Mrs. Mcclure has been quite
miserable recently.
R. Gillian was in lola Saturday
afternoon on business.
Mrs. Lucy Jewell went to lola Sat
urday to visit her sister, Mrs. Che
nault.
Joshua Rumbel and wife and their
grandson, Freddy, visited relatives
in Parsons the first of the week.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church served ice cream and cake in
Warmers Hall Decoration Day from
1 to 8 p. M.
Nita Rumbel entertained a number
of her little friends last Thursday in
honor of her sixth birthday. The
little ones report a splendid time.
Mrs. Humiston was called to Kin
caid Friday to see her son, Frank,
who was badly but not seriously in
iured by fall from scafold. She
returned Monday.
Mr.. Keith is making an addition on
the east side of his store building.
Mrs. Barton left Tuesday morning
on the o'clock train for Topeka to
attend the State G. Z. convention and
to visit her sister, Mrs. Rogers.
The weather was fine on Decoration
Day and a great many people gather
ed at Moran to take part in the cele-
bration which was under the auspices
of the Saunders Post. In accOrance
with the request of the mayor in his
proclamation most of the business
houses were closed. Appropriate
decorations were to be seen on all
sides. At the appointed hour the
procession led by Saunders Post
proceeded to the cemetery where the
usual ceremonies were carried out.
After returning TO town the Oration OF
the day was delivered in the Baptist
church by Maj. Oscar Feust of lola.
Chas. Mendell turned over the post
office to Mr.. Kinne June l. Mr.. Men
dell has made US an excellent post
master for four years and the patrons
of the Office doubt not that Mr.. Kinne
will make an Obliging and efficient
postmaster.
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FUNSTON
MISS AMY SEYMOUR, Reporte

A bout three hundred people came
to the church Sunday morning to lis
ten to our Children's Day exercises.
E. w. Laver went to Kansas City
Thursday with cattle. John BOeken
accompanied him.
L. H. Kasbeer made flying trip to
Butler county last week.
Rev, Stout and wife from Bartlett
are in our neighbOrhOod visiting
friends and relatives. Rev. Stout
preached for US Sunday night.
Miss Eva Ireland came over from
Bronson Sunday morning to hear our
exercises and stayed till Monday
morning with US.
Miss Nellie Lytle is home for two
weeks visit among old friends and
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitaker were out
from lola one day last week the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Kasbeer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelso were up from
Leanna Sunday.
Cyrus Fronk and wife took dinner
at Mr.. Kasbeer's Sunday. We would
like to tell where dozens more took
dinner that day but space will not
permit.
Messrs Freed and Norris were in
our neighborhOOd one evening last
week and papered room for Mrs. F.
Seymour.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-06-04
ELSMORE.
V. E. CUSTER, Reporter.

Frank Kane and Mrs. Lardner re-
turned last Friday from ElpasO, Tex.
Mrs. Lardner is much improved in
health.
VIM Higinbotham and Mr.. Lard
ner drove over to lola last Thursday.
Oscar Gibson went to Kansas City
last Thursday night.
The town of Elsmore was crowded
with people last Saturday. The pro-
cession was formed about II O'Clock
headed by the Elsmore band and
marched to the cemetery to decorate
the graves of the old soldiers, after
which they returned to town. The
afternoon services were held at the
United Brethren church.
Several from here attended the
quarterly meeting at Union school
house last Sunday.
Miss Daisy Rice and Mrs. Custer
drove up to lola Monday.
Earl Cox went to Humboldt last
Sunday to spend a few days.
Thomas House and wife spent Sun
day in Humboldt.
Mrs. Girard is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Freeburg this week.
Ut. Willoughby came down from
Moran Monday.
E. II. Leitzbach, of Humboldt, was
in town Sunday.
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GENEVA.
Miss KNowLToN. reporter.

Lineback & Co. are shipping walnut
logs this week.
Mort Leavitt and wife were in
Colony on business Thursday.
Mrs. Lee of Westphalia, has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs. H. N.
Knowlton the past week.
The relatives of Mr.. and Mrs. F. B.
Spicer gave them a surprise Wednes-
day to remind them of their 5th
wedding anniversary.
Frank Denney and family visited
in Colony Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin entertained a
crowd of over forty young people
Friday evening. They one and all
enjoyed themselves and had but one
regret, and that was that they could
not eat any more strawberries.
Miss Lucy Gray, teacher of the
Primary school gave an entertaining
program at the close of the term Tues.
day.
The depravity of human nature was
shown Friday night by some mis-
creants who trampled and destroyed
vines and berries in Mr.. s. NJ. Irwin's
strawberry patch.
The West Bros. are making arrang'
ments to ship their threshing ma
chine to Oklahoma. They will take g
full crew with them to do the work,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-06-04
NEOSHO VALLEY.
c. L. ARNOLD Reporter.

A new girl arrived at Josh Valen-
tines week ago Saturday.
A. H. Newton, formerly of the west
side. but who has for number OF
years past been filling high stations
in educational work in different parts
of the State, has been pleasantly in
terviewing old friends for several
days past.
Mrs. Weebrook and Mrs. Mckee
attended church here last Sunday,
Opal Garner was in the vicinity OF
Moran last week.
f. b. Butler and wife have invited
number of their young friends to an
ice cream supper next Saturday eve.
Bertha Peck is visiting friends at
Ft. Scott.
Mr.. LeIster has purchased the
northwest 40 of Jas. Rush's bottom
farm.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-06-04
SPRING BRANCH.
Mr.. FRANK JACKSON, Reporter.

These parts are pretty thoroughly
canvassed with agents and candidates
these days.
Mrs. Daniels returned from her visit
to Brown county last week. Little
Miss Elsie Boulbey returned with her
to remain all summer.
While Rufus Campbell, was digging
in the bank of a pond in a ravine that
runs into Rock Creek at AndersOns,
so as to change its course he found q
part of q decayed human skeleton.
OF course no one can account for it un-
less it might possibly be the remains
of Henry Baker, an orphan boy 15
years old who mysteriously disappear
ed from this neighborhood about 20
years ago and was last seen with some
horse traders that were camped on
Rock creek below there for several
weeks, who it was learned after
wards were horse thieves as well as
horse traders.
J.F. Eastwood has put up very
substantial building to store his
vehickles and machinery in. That
shows prosperity.
The dry weather in this part has
injured some of the oats so that some
are plowing them up.
sylvester and Mira Cofe from Usage
visited in this part Saturday and
Sunday.
The u. B. Missionary Band of Rock
creek will meet at Mrs. ]. P. Giles
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pies next Wednesday.


Mr.. Pinnell is carrying his neck in
a sling to protect couple of boils.
1t is about as dry in these parts as
it ever gets this time of year.
Stock water is getting pretty scarce
on the Prairie.
Mrs. Jackson and Mrs. Delp visited
in Moran the first of the week.
Goose-berry picnics and pickers are
numerous now a days.
Mrs. Avery Hubbard and children
are moving down from Topeka to her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Facklers where
they will make their future home.
Charley Colgin and wife visited in
the Usage Sunday.
Mr.. Anderson bought hogs in this
part and shipped from Carlyle We'd
nesday evening.
Several young men from this part
went to lola Tuesday evening to join
the National Guards so as to be ready
to save their country.
Rev. Gramley will preach at Pleas
ant Valley hereafter at eleven O'Clock
in the morning instead of at night
Sunday the 18th will be his regular
appointment, also Childrens exer
cises at ten that day.
Childrens Day exercises will tak'
place at Rock creek school house OF
the 9th at IL O'Clock.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-06-04
PRAIRIE DELL.
MRS. NJ. ]. BARTH, Reporter.

Mrs. G. w. Baker was visiting Mrs.
George Barth last Tuesday.
Miss johnson from near Gales burg,
Illinois, was calling around with Miss
May Cole as she was giving her pupils
their music lessons. She expresses
herself as well pleased with Kansas.
Mr.. Sheriff. has sold some of his
cattle lately.
Sam Remsberg is gathering up the
milk for the creamery on the south
east route of lola. But there is a
great deal of milk in other directions
that could be procured for the cream
cry if some one would work up a
route. Directly south no one is
gathering.
Mr.. Riggs of Prairie Dell, lately
went to Liberal Misseui and bought
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Black Bishop 1925
Public Notice

Is hereby given that the Board of County
Commissioners of Allen county, Kansas, will
Clerks Office on Monday June Z, 1897, for the
purpose of equalizing the valuation of personal
property in said county. All persons feeling
themselves aggrieved may appear and have all
errors in the returns of the Assessors Corrected
The Board win be in session Monday and
Tuesday, the 7th and Sth of June, and will have
under consideration on Monday, the returns of
Usage MarmatOn, ElsmOre, Salem, Deer Creek
and Elm. On Tuesday. those for Geneva Car
lyle, lola, Humboldt, Cottage Grove and Logan
townships. And it is especially recommended
and desired by the Board that the trustees of
each township be present on the day his returns
are considered.
JAS. WAKEFIELD,
County Clerk
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-06-04
Publication Notice.
(First nnbIished Nav 01 1eQi

lrlrsL pubuSneQ May Il, lSSIl
State of Kansas Allen county ss.
In the District Court of said county.
Lewis L. Northrup, pltf.
George n. Bueeking and Mary A.
Buecking. defendants.
Said defendants George II. Buecking and
Mary A. Bueeking his wife will take notice that
they have been sued in the above named Court
upon note and mortgage given by them to the
Beaham Manufacturing Co., June D 1895 which
note was due two months after date for the sum
of $4,000 with interest from Augusl D. 1895 at
per cent The mortgage was given to secure
the payment of said note and interest and that
said note and mortgage is now owned by this
plaintiff and in his petition he prays for iudg-
ment for the sum of sl50OO with interest at per
cent from August p, 1895 and for costs and for
decree that his judgement is first lien of lands
described in mortgage to-wit: Lot No. in
block No. 81 in city of lola, Allen county, KAN
and for further decree ordering sale of said lot
proceeds to apply on said judgement and must
answer the petition filed therein by said plaintiff
on or before the second day of July, A D. 1Sg7
or said petition will be taken as true and judg.
ment for plaintiff in said action for plaintiff a.
prayed for, and order of sale of lands viii be,
rendered accordingly.
ATTEST: H. ". MILLER
SEAL Clerk of said Court
oscar Foust & Son,
C25-59 Attorneys for plaintiff
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-06-04
HUM MROLDT.
A. W. CUNNINGHAM. Reporter.

Miss Sadie Williams left for Kansas
City where she will remain during
the summer and possibly longer.
The A. NJ. E. church held a basket
meeting in the park last Sunday.
There was large crowd present from
the surrounding towns and several
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CONTINUED on pDge three
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JAS. WAKEFIELD,
County Clerk.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-09-04

~. A elias Novedadcs,, de Nueva York.
lie telegraffan recientemente de Madrid que Gu
aquella capital CORE la voz dc que cl gobjorno
dimitira cuando regrese Ia corte de San sebas-
tian.
~ Con fecha II de Agosto liltmo Ell
captain general Weyler notiticb 81 general Lee
que hahfa quedado en- libertad el titu!ado capi'
tan insurrecto George Newton, cudadano anne
ricano, que sc present6 las tropas cerca de
Baracoa, provincia de Santiago de Cuba.
#*s Ademas de la finura, elegancia ba-
ratura, tienen los sombreros de eli Clacks
una gran ventaja, digna de tencrse en- cuenla
Duran mas que Matusaen.
-. De Lares: <En la semana pasada Sc
llev6 efecto la reparticon de las medallas d
los voluntarlos que por sus amos de serv!co Sc
la conquistaron. De Utuado Sc trasadaron los
jefes que habisn de dirigir ell acto, que rcsult5
muy animados
~. la pasado la Comision provincial,
por 6rden de la seccion de Administration cl'
vii, la alza Ia de don Sinforiano Carri6n contra
un acuerdo del ayuntamiento de Gurabo sobre
reclamation de haberes; y la interpuesta por
don Juan Gratacds contra el aYuntamiento de
las Piedras relativa al impuesto de consumes.
~. Para obtener una curacion rapida y
segura en- las enfermelades que tengan por ORR
gen la lmpnreza de la sangre, recomendamos las
pfldoras higidnicas del DR.. Palaux, por el buen
resultado que viencr dando en- esta isla desde
que su uso sc ha generalizado.
* Nos han asegurado que al fnaizar la
presente temporada teatral, la compahfa infan-
til estrenara una revista de gran actaalidad I'll
tulada clos Cesantes de las Reformas,, cuya
letra esta escribiendose por un conocdo perlo-
dista de la isla, y la musica por un buen macs
tro del exterior. Esta clase de obras por su
sabor marcadamente local, GUSTAV mucho en- la
localidad donae Sc desarrola el argnmento; y
es cas segtiro que dicha revsta tendra un exito
mentos en- que aan est;n vvitos y coleando los
que cesaron con motive de la implantaci6n del
nuevo regimen.
~ Los giros Sc hallan actualmente en-
esta capital 4 los siguientes tipos: Londrcs
3 DIV. So so c. Idem 90 DIV, IS As 6. Pa
rig, 10 pS. Madrid Barcelona, 30 p3.
Provincias, 2s! pS. Nueva York, "A pS
Y llabana, 60 Pc.
~. Dice un peri6dico local, que en- Juana
Dfaz ha sdo atropeilado (dicc <componteados)
en- e! teatro, por / 20 autonomistas, e secre.
tario del Juzgado municipa, resultando tambl6n
herido un escrihiente que pretendi6 auxiarle.
Tuvo que suspenderse la function, porque e! he
cho result6 un ycrdadero escandalo. Ell acalde
(autonomista fusionista) Sc retro del teatro
momentos antes de los palos. Este suceso reco-
noce por causa el que en- dias pasados fu6 con
denado en- un iuicio de faltas un cuflado del
alcalde tres autonomlstas mas.-pedimos con
ell colega citado, que el hecho, 81 es como Sc
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RIcOS Y PoBRES

No, se1ora, ,escano vvaciad; ordis antes de
tomar determination defnva, decirlo,
propio ntert Yo Sc conocais bien los hechos
AL oros creo que voy rcerfroos Son los sguentes:
FL sehor de Corbier ho durante estanca So
logne sc habia fado oven peectamente honrada
hasta entonces
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Esta la opinion pubca, Ia opinion equiyoca
Ademas Teresa de Montaron ioven para
cumbr an.es de la legada del senior de Corbere avez
tua la ubese impeddo sucumbr las tenacones de
la Boca del obo etan habtadas mas que poes
entes ncapaces de lamar la atenc6n de ella
dotaia de gustos arcos que haba esado coego
doude educaci0n Gebio excelente.
-isupogiciones!
No; certezas, senora
Continual
la legaa de hi 10 iebfa cambar Ia faz de las
Eegante ostenaado tulo, esprtual acotum
bralo veneer, e captain ar6 farse aIuea oven
derene de las aeanas que cnconraha
paeos. Las dstraccope lie fataan duda Sc mpuso
fac para hombre t de turbar aquea oven
Imagination: eped enetrar aque corazGn nocent
cost6 trabao apoderarse de e En- Teresa de
Montar6n lego ser Ia queda de ho seducda
por promesa por las cuadades del brlane Official
uramentos que prodgan los enamoaos Sea de
este quiea e momento del de dos her
manos, Ia desgraciada dobemente dgna de lasma.
=; Doblemene?
-IIabia pertido
;Oh.
-Senora ;por qu6 70 llamar las por nombre?
Adenss veia obgada aejars de made para oeuar
;Queres hacerme comprener que desgraclsda esta
sin recursos que necessra socorro?
Esto ue dicho de,defosa entitu ura cruedsd
no not5 e senior de I.etanneur.
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que de esta poblacdn conduce al barrio de sro.
ro.negro. Este barro, que es uno de los mas
ricos del tGrmino municipal de Ciales, no ten
drfa buenos caminos 81 don Quintfn no hubiera
tornado la inciatva de arreglaros, como 10
vene hacienda, pesar de la resistenca que lie
opone algdn estanciero renido con ell progrcso
de los pueblos. Don Quintfn es un puertorri-
que1io dgno, amante de la oultura de su pals.
IIace tempo viene trabajando por la crcaci6n de
una escuela de parvulos EN- el refcrido barrio,
que hace notabilfsims falta.,