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Acauitted Of Murder Charge.

OAKLAND, Dec 13-An Alameda
County jury to-day acquitted Kwong
Now, the Chinese, who was tried on
a charge of murder because he shot and
killed Nathan Hollenbeck, a white man,
when the latter was robbing the Mon
golian's eornfield.
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Republican Candidate Elected.

SANTA BARBARA. Dec. 13. = The
special election which was called be-
cause of a tie vote for the office of
Sheriff resulted in the election Of Stew
art (R.) by over 100 votes.
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Fatal Explosion of Dynamite.

SEATTLE (Wash-), Dec. 13.-A pre-
mature explosion of dynamite occurred
in the eastern portion of the Cascade
tunnel this evening. Pat Short of
Butte was killed, and two others, un-
known, injured.
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Condition of the Treasury.

WASHINGTON, Dec. s13.-To- days
statement of the condition of the treas
ury shows: Available cash balance,
sos, ,306, ,SSS; gold reserve, $245,37O, ,566.
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The Brandes Examination.

OAKLAND, Dec. 13.-The prelim-
mary examination of w. A Brandes,
accused of the murder of his thirteen
year-old daughter, was resumed to-
day. DR.. S. H. Buteau. autopsy physi-
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More Negroes En- Route to Pana.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. ia party of ne
groes from Huntsville, Ala, headed by
Silas Jones, passed through here to-day
en- route for Pana, ILL.,, where the men
expect to get work as coal miners.
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Quiet at Havana.

HAVANA, Dec. 13.-The city is quiet
to-day. The proclamation of Captain
General Castellanos, providing for the
maintenance of order, is being strictly
enforced.
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The Valley Road.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 13.s- The
directors Of the Valley Road to-day let
two contracts for grading from Point
Richmond to Pinole The work is to
be completed In six months, and will
cost $4,000.
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Shasta Farmer Killed.

sons, well known farmer, residing
near this place, was thrown from his
cart and killed tonight, his neck be-
ing broken.
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Fire at Chicago.

CHICAGO, Dec. 13.-The Johnson
Chair Company's warehouse, 255 North
Green street, was destroyed by fire to-
day.
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warshins ordered to Havana.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.-The Brook
lyn, Texas, Castline and Resolute have
been ordered to Havana
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..lueSB 'GIIoIyoW r IspIo sSugIo 'sIB
IsSuIs .IspIo susgdmBuo .uoII puB pIIp
-edesIes uolEoolS sIsleM opeuoIoO
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AWFUL ACCIDENT
IN new YORK.
An Express Train Runs Into a Gang
Of Snow ShovaIers.
Nine Men Killed Outright and Three Others
Seriously Injured.

All the Bodies Of the Dead Fright
fully Mangled, Being Literally
Ground to Pieces, Presenting q
Most Horrible Sight-The Acct
dent Occurs on the New York
Central Road Near Corfu.
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your neighbor you can at least keep
silent.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-24
eIegrannas IS
DE NEW YORK
De- La Correspondence i.

Nueva Odeans "a Mayo -
FL I8o. y 23o. regimientos de
lufanteria de los Estados Uni :
dos que estaban acampados Ell
Fair Geounde han partido para
San Francisco y formarAu par
t. de la expedition de FlIipi-
mas.
FL Elective total de esta Sc
ra de l,22O h ombres.
Londres 28 Mayo. I'm des.
pacho de Jamaica di G.. que cl
patron de ia goleta Jane" re-.
cog'o una yo.a con dos ICON
centrados que sc habf4n escspa
do de Santiago de Cuba y que
sffrman q &c la escuadra del al
nirante Csrvera esta ali spro
visionada de yiverss- y ca, bon
y lista para hacer4e a la mar,
cua4do en- Ia ssmana prcx ma
Ilegae~.a escuadra de Cadiz que
forz -ra el bic queo.
Dican de J jamaica que des
Pt 6 de activss p-squisas para
haliar " escuadrs espsiols que
saii6 decade verdi, las autori.
dades americanas contIndan sin
saber 4 punto Sfjo donde be
halIa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-24

tesvaaecey 81 error sustentado
Dor aIgunos antillanos, 10 mis-
mo en- Cubs que en- Puerto
Rice, dc eresr, con Ia nejor
buena f6 de- mundo, que los
yank9es pueden hacer nuestfs
felicidad.
D.iemos s IN lado Ia du5a
que. seg1a el ilustrado asticu-
lista, pueds haber en- nj espfri
to respecto 8 ESQ problena Fl
que duda no cs6- luego 81 go
dmdo que los gal kses puedan
hscer1os f-liceF, es porque no
cyeo que los Estados Unidos po
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-24
ARCANUM DETECTUM EST

z Tn diestro y habit periodista,
acostumb'ado 4 tei-r La fafsi-
ma malta de Ia controversies po
lftics, me lama desde EI Pas
de aver, con toda Ia habilldad
de IN .cazador de las Pampas,
artistico lszo que, por fortana
para m, no tIene nudo CORE
dizo.
Motivaio una cr6nica mfe
publicada en- LA DEMOoRAoIA
coa Ia patri6tica intencion de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-24
La poIftica americana

No es nuevo- como algu
ros suponen -sino, por el
contrario. muy VETO, Ell afan
que demuestran los Estados
Unidos del Norte America
para extender POGO & POGO
sus fronteras. en- virtud del
derecho de conquista.
Pruebalo la historic de
ese pats, desde que Sc eman-
cip6 de la domination ingle-
SO Y echo los cimientos de
la confederaci6n americana.
Toda su polftica Ia sido
de absorcion-procedimien- an
to pecrlliarfsimo de la raza
sajona-unas veces gradual
mente. otras veces pof la
fuerza; va con pueblos sal
vajes, va con naciones cul-
tas.
En- 1925, es decir, a loe
cuarenta y dos amos escasos
del reconocimiento de Ia
independencia, el Congreso
americana determine que sc
colonizara ell actual Terrific
s'sc asadao. Psimera tentati-
va de am bici6a y de fuerza
que produjo gran extermi-
Mo de los Paezes rojas.
En- 1916 SO de ;Iar6 Ia
guerra & Mexico. Els del
dominic de la historic la ia
justicia con que procedi6 el
yankee, p orque SO hallaba en
fcanca pugna con una ma
cion debil. El resultado de
la contienda no pudo ser
mas satisfactorlo para, Ia
Z Union. Mexico vencido, =
alcanzados, como pvendas de
la victoria, los territorios de
California Y de Texas:
Para confirmar nuestro
aserto. v6ase 10 que escribio
hace d:ez anos, IN erudito
historiador aleman, Halle
aoald, sobre las ambiciosas
tendencias del pueblo ame-
ricano.
Hablando de la guerra de
Mexico, dice
FL elemento snglo-s salon
inund6 cpal avenida irresisti BE
las regiones, desiertss AIN, del
occidente, dejlndose ilevsr de
un afan de poseer territories
sia fJ smplo en- Ia historic de-
munoo NJ ha habido conquis-
tador que SO mostrara tan ayido
de adquisicidn como la rep1bii
ca trasatlantica, y al ell mismo
coloso russo, que tan rapi5a-
mente ex5iende sus doninIo4 |
por Asia, puede compararse
CON ella. Al psesente, parece
que log estsdos de la Uni6n |
hayan llegado al limite de su
natarsi y razonab'e ampliacion |
y sin embargo. todavfa Sc nota
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-24
INPRESIONES POLITICAS

He aqul las que nos trae
nusstro colega Et Liberal, SO
brs Ia cuesfi6a palpi;ante.
Il ia 81 sc reunio Ia Secci6n
permanente de- Comite prcvn n
cial do nuestro psrtido, con
asistcncia De los senores Mnnoz
Rivera, 9 iifiones, Hernandez
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-24

ali clerto vago afan de uiferior
extension De dominic, no $ endo
pocos los q1e, desconociendo
ciegamente Ia imposibilidad'
dc obtenerla, Green gus toio el
continente occidental sssa des-
tinado a cob;iarse a GIN dia
baio las alas del aguiia norte
americana.'
Aconteciuientos posterio
res han vsnido q confrmar
la raz6n de este 1uiclo
Y6ase Ia conducta del go
bierno am erieano On Ia cues
ton de Hawai-.
su tcrtuosa polftica 90
uba.
Y foalments su guerra
con e span lucha on qaes
bajo pre- exto de humani-
da /, NAL disimula sus ansias
de dominic.
A pesar de su ooderoso
indivIdualismo Y del origi
nalfsi~ao caracter De sus
institucioue1, oil pueblo yan-
k+e SO 8 fherza en imitar esa
ten,1euc'a De expansion te-
rritolial que pudielamos
llamar europea, ya qua cons
tituye. puade decirse, ia po-
Ifsica - Ter o de las nacio-
mes del v'ejo mundo.
La ley de hereI cia Sc cor :
firms
Los Esta1os UDidos no
desmienten su afinidad con
la vieia patria de quien de
cienden.
Igual perseverance, para
obtener, id8ntioo teeoa para
ell despojo c8racteriza los
anales de ambos pue bio 81
ingl6s y 4 yaDk9a,
Aafmado por anteriores
exltos, el yank9e peiea con
Espana para anadir dos es
trellas mas q su bandera 8
alcanzar sobre las antillas
una aupremacfa ind sputa--
bic, que 10 permita extender
sus Q feras de comercio.
81 lograra 81 objeto dc sus
am biciones, ,bien pronto echa
ria sus miradas sobre el con
tinente para hacer fac | pre-
sa On las repub icas latinas.
Los inserases disappearance
r.canos estan vino slados de.
al modo con los interesesI
de Espans, que el golpe re-
cibido por los unos herir1aI
4 los otros.
Por ESQ deben unirse con
irne alisnto y opener al
ambicioso intru 0 las
tradiciones de Ia historic u
las energfas de la raza.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-24

Sin D2U can naClGluOIa CUHCC-
blr grandes esperanzas de re
denc;on en- tales 8 cuales pro
cedlmientos y como desgracla
damente eaa eIase no tiene ilus-
TRACTION bsstante ni criterio pro
pio para examiaar 10 que mas
lie eonviene, De ahf el que cier
tos errores tengan ardiente AGO
gida en- una clase que pareee
condenada al sufrimiento y 4
Ia exploitation. Decide 4 IN
h lmbriento por este medic
consigues par, y squel desgra
ciado no Sc pondra & pensar 81
el nedio que SO Ie ofrece 50.
efsc tivam ente, eLmas adecuado,
81 que SO lsnza,a con todo el
lnpetu de la desesperaci6n, .
rsalizar 10 que cree de mas in
mediate resnluado Por ESQ no
es de txtrsnaf que en- la clase
de color. que forma la mayorfa
de nuestra clase popular, Sc
eacuentren decididos partida
,ios del puebl, yar k Ae. Esto
no es culpar a toda nues'ra cla
Sc popuIav, que tantas muestras
de patriotismo ha dado siempre.
Solo IN alma ma e2ola podrla
yer en- mi articuto semejante
% f liza. No Sc Ia mi puma la
que hubiese escrito ESQ ] mas
Rspasense las colec clones de LA
DEMocRACIA y ca elias So en-
,ntrsr&n mut h os artfculos mos
en defensa de esta clase, de sus
dereeh 30, dc su civiTz cion, de
al pr G ESQ, puas posee hermo
az cuzlIdades como rsza sobrio,
trab isdora y fei.
7 por esq rnisno ; porque
sienso por ella carIn sa simps-
tia; pcrque me causa pens p-o-
funds al abandono en- que Sc le
IA 4 ado y las injusticias que
CT ella Sc han cometido, es que
le rs dado la yoz de : :rea es
que lie he dicho con la sinceri-
lad del que la quiero bien, los
peligros que CORE y las injusti
cias que le aguardan 81 desgra
ciadam 4nte ilegaeen algda dia
q dominar s-qnl los va kees.
Iii i!uasfado contrincante
cree 10 coatrario q1e 81 hay
qu;enes ha lanz ado entire esa
ciase Ideas fAlsas re pecto q la
bondad del pueblo yaz kee, de
bemos dejarla que wa con sn
error. poszue 10 contrario serfa
iespertar contra ella prevsndo
nes iujastas. ST hasta liega q |
p-dir gre por quien corgespon
da Sc me exsja prueba de 10 |
que dIgo' como 81 20 fdera de |
nurciador de ofsio! Gracias,
amabillsimo compansro.
L9 que 81 pueoo decirie es,
que entire ambos pro cedimien
tos. el milo es ei mas sincere, y |
que mis- consejos a la clase de-
color, van encgminados evi
tarle 81 Ell dia de msnana la
grlnaas de transportation y dc
amargura
I doy por terminada esta es
cabfosa discussion que yo no he
prcmovido y que no quiero con
tinuar, pues solo he contestado
al artlc alo dc 'sEl Pals" por la
corlesia y el aprecio qne me
merece eu autor.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-24

a. q EtlBgnfuo cCnsTiacanbe po
see una gran fe patri6tica. que
DI le conserve por snuchos
amos. Para 81 es caso indiscu
tibIe qae E ,paia vencera. Eso
es 10 que anhelamos todos los
buenos patriotss ESQ es 10 que
nuestra alma, en- sus fervientes
osaeiones, pide 4 "a Powder
ella.
Pero nadie pnede afrmar que
los var KEGS no venzan en- la
contienda. K case IS impfo
bable, psro no impossible.
Naes<tas obsarvaciones fuer
ron heehas para el case en- que,
isfg csadsmente. los yankees
gfasen dominer en este pafs
En il guerra no SO pusde ssr
pref ta. sino cuando una naci6n
poaarosa lncha contra un pua :
b o deb !. EnGonceF, "a victori
90 IS dudosa. En- la histo ia
tenemos muchos ejemplos de 10
equ; vocadas que resu'tan sas
prsdicclones Ia mi ma Espa Il ;.
Que Sc defendio con todas sus
energies de Ia Invasion nap :
le6nics. no pudo evitar qus los
ffanceses Dc minasen por algdn
tEempo su territoeio. Cuando
ae inici6 la guerra franco psu-
sian8, los alsaeianos y loren eses
eran franceses en- sus coetum
bres, en 81 Idioma. en- 81 es2f-
ritu 7 q pesar de todo 81 pa
triotisno, y & pesar de 81 ar
diente d SEQ de permanecer fs-
jes { lffancia, fueFon domi7a dos
pc. A emania. 81 los Essad4s
Uni1os erajeran la guerra
Paatto Rico, estoy scguro GU
los paertorrlqus nos Sc dafende
rlan hasta morir, derranaando Ia
7angre Cd a8fe1sa de Espsna !;
10 qae 81 TO pod'6 ahrmar sl
que ese hsro1emo y es> sacrif
cio se vieran coropa3os por eI
Sxito. Podrcmos vencer, ?ues
t9 que para clio M no falta
coraz6n y y5luntad pero 20
dremos fambiea scr vencidog.
NJ rendt6 esa intenci6n de Mie
ra que posee 81 habi. a5tioul4sta
de FL Pots, pero me psreoe que
soy mas siacego
pego vamos al grauo, y el
grsno es aqsl I'll dicho dc ons
entire Ia clsse de color txistela
indivlduos partIdarios del pueblo
var k9e.
Como eriodista que he esta=
o an constante relaci6n con
todas las ciases socialos del pafs );
que h. estUdiado -annque me
estz NAL ell decirlo--sus lscesi-
d ies y sus aspirecionas, nc
deba estudiaFias TODD el q aeI
traGe de ipfuir en- ia opial6n "
luohe por 81 progreso y bien
estar de So paesia, conozco como
piensan Y como sienten nues-
tros h m bres. Si el distinguido
arlicuiista de FL Pals DO ha ha
cho esos estudios; 81 no ha To-
grado descifear el arcane, no
necesitaba decirmelo en- latin,
pues del artlcu!o que me dedica
Sc desprende qae 81 no ha DIDO
los ayes y las angustias De ese
pueblo y que NJ HI h blado en-
81 vida sino consIgo mismo. |
con 81 conciencia de patriota |
fesvlente.
Negas Que pueda hab en- el |
pals ouisn sienta attraction ha
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Y snade el college :

"Esta ms1ana cetebI6 conf.
rencia e. j.fe del psrtldo liberal
con 81 Excmo. senor Gobsrna
dor.
Que en- di ha conferences SO
ssrato de las cuestiones de nc
tua!idad, es '6gico suponer.o
No podemos decir mas NADIA,
pnrque no sabemos mas NADIA
\ no qu .remos emitir sobre
clio sUpo icion ninguns.
PeFmanecemos Ell sXpec ia l.
va
No nos place narrar suposi
clones.
Els mejor narrar h .chos .
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-24

Lopez, Acufis, de Diego, Disz
Navarro, Coil y Toste Amador
y Estrella.
Leyeronse dos documentos De
cafacter polftico- Official. dos car
tas de j jsfe jefe una del Sc
nor Muiloz r vera al E, nor
Fernandez Juncos. y ctra del
&c nor Fernandez Juncos al Sc
nor Nun Rivera.
d. clio sc dessende Que el
partido liberal propopia una
reunion con patri6ticos fines, pa
ra l'egar q termiaos de verda1e
ra concordia.. y que ell partiio II
tonomista historico opone a i
cnltades. pretendiendc, tx'glcn
DO Ago que no p ede Ilo gar
de ringnn modo 81 pa. lido l,be
raj
ST las Cameras ae constituyen
Y los "ostodoxos' son !lamados
formar parte del gcb'eruo.
puede ser que Sc nieguen
Lo que no con cuerda con las
declaraciones de sus perl6iicos,
fo muIadas en- t-fminos ab ON
too, de servir inc ndicIonalmen
te q IS patria.
La opin '6a del partido be
ral es este.
Que ell nusvo g,binete do
berfa constiluirse incluyerdo ea
el hombres de todas las az upa
clones polfticas.
Esto es 10 mas opogtuno
aiapt2do a | ss circunstancias.
ST las agrupaciones contra
rlas Sc negaran a psestar ~
concu O al pals, .! psrtido
liberal Sc blstaria s{ mismo
o ara afrontar las d Il ;ultades dc
Il situs cion. cump!iendo al con
dn deber de PATRIOTS mo
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-10-07
ELsMoRE.
c. X, BRADES, Reporter.

Anna Mooney left home last Sun
day to go to her school.
The Box supper gwen by the band
in the hall Tuesday was rousing
success.
The Elsmore band held an open ar
concert in Savonburg Saturday.
Nellie Libbert who has been visit
ing Chas Buck and wife returned to
her home in Belle PLANE Monday.
Several people of Elsmore are at
tending the karnival at Kansas City
this week.
Our new u b minister preached
his fret sermon in Elsmore at the
u b church last Sunday.
DIR O'Flyng moved away from Els.
more again last week, this time going
to Moran. Els.nore, the center Oi
attraction, drew him back to her once
again.
+ II Lietzbaugh of Humboldt was
in Elsmore last sunday.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-10-07
NEOSHO VALLEY.
e. l.. ARNOLD Reporter.

b r Clark attended the reunion at
Topeka last week.
George Strawderman's parents
came over from Missouri to be with
him during his late illness.
Tobe Vancil went with his uncle to
Missouri last week.
Union ) : will have picnic on
Saturday of the present week.
a failure in the effort to get gas on
Mr.. Crumbs place has greatly blurred
the hopes of those on the west side,
Clark Jacoby drove out to Moran
Saturday and returned Monday.
The L B $ $ at lola picnicked at
NJ p Jacoby's Tuesday Of the present
week.
There was large attendance at the
Union Baptist Association at Onion
Creek aud ministers from the various
points on the district were present.
Rev. Galligar was assigned Onion
Creek charge for the coming year.
Mrs Webster Green has gone to
Kansas City where she will remain
three or four weeks. She will take
treatment from specialist which
she hopes will improve her hearing.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-10-07

spent o very pleasant afternoon Sat
urday with Edna Augustine. All
came with well filed baskets and
enjoyed the afternoon.
Clark Jacoby and Merle Allison
spent sunday with Stanley Jewell.
Friday afternoon as Mr. Mendell
was coming to town with load OF
hay the horses were scared and COM
menced to run. AS they rounded the
corner by Mrs Fanning's house the
wagon upset sending the hay in
every direction. The horses we're
caught about half a mile farther on,
their speed having been lessened be-
cause of their having to drag the
front part of the wagon. Fortunately
no one was seriously hurt.
The Ottawa District Conference is
in session here this week.
While out driving Monday after
noon Mrs + G Cash was thrown from
her buggy, the fall breaking her col.
lar bone and several ribs. Her many
friends hope this will be no perman
ent injury.
Mrs Lucy Jewell has gone to lola
as "a nurse.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-10-07
SPRING BRANCH
Mr.. FRANK JACKSON, Reporter

Tom Anderson brought in $50
head of cattle from Texas last
week.
Peter Gates has another cook.
J Skinner bought a new corn
binder last week for which he paid
$125.0O.
9 f Sawyer shipped so head of
fat hogs to Kansas City Wednes-
day night.
Oscar Drennen moved to lola last
week where he will work in the
-smelter.
The social and supper will be
Saturday night the sth at Mr..
Peed's. Quite a number are ex-
pected from lola.
Will Warren was working near
Bayard last week.
Gertie Voorhees, who is teaching
school was at home Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs Gilman's brothers from lola
visited her Sunday.
Mrs ii ii Jones's sister and
children of Moundville, Mo, are
visiting her.
Mr. Sigby and family of Bayard
have moved into a house on Jim
Days farm.
Charley Subugar went TO the
coal bank last week.
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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-10-07
FUNSTON
Mtss AMY SEYMOUR, Reporter.

Our school teacher Mr. Shinkle and
his family moved into Willard Ly-
ties house last week where they
expect to live this winter.
Why that broad grin on T : Will
liam's face? Because of that new
boy who has come to live with them.
Messrs Ayers and Funk went to
Omaha the first of the week to be
gone several days.
Fred Seymour bought 2S acres OF
corn of Frank Baldwin.
II S Williams has rented the Knox
farm across the road from the church
Mesdames Kerr and Kohler visited
their sister Mrs Campbell Thursday
Quite a number of the Prairie Hall
young people attended the ice cream
social and musical entertainment at
Fair View Friday night.
Mrs Steinmetz came out from Hum.
boldt Thursday to see her new niece
at Mrs Clara Ayers.
Mrs Lytle called on Mrs ID Ayers
"Wednesday afternoon.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-10-07
CARLYLE.

Miss Estella Nelson of Ssvonburg
came up to attend the Wright'Long-
shore wedding.
Mrs w s Dickerson went up to
Florence Saturday to visit her
brother. Her mother, Mrs j w
Christian who has been there several
weeks will accompany her home
Wednesday.
There is to be a social at s L
Ryker's Tuesday evening.
The w NJ $ meets with Mrs
Switzerland Thursday for an all day
session.
Rev ) NJ Irwin and wife were over
from Geneva Sunday. MIR. Irwin
preached for us and assisted by Rev.
Doughty administered the sacrement
of the Lords supper,
The church at this place gave Rev
Smalley formal call sunday. If he
accepts 1t, which in all probability he
will, he will be installed as pastor
soon.
Mrs w Banghman from Wichita
is visiting relatives and friends here
Mrs Jas Wakefield and children
leave this week for their new nome III
Arizona. We are all sorry for them
to go, hut all wish them good health
and happiness wherever they go.
Carlyle school began Monday with
Miss Swigart as teacher, and Prairie
Union with Miss Dott Wright as
teacher.
&c Cofiield is putting a new roo
on the house on the FuIlinwider place
Mrs w Watts and Miss A lice from
near Erie, Neosho county, visited
relatives here last week.
A lmost the entire neighborhood
took their baskets and went and spent
the day at Mrs Cozines last Friday
Every body had geod time. Rev
Doughty and family soon 60 tC
Columbus, o., for the winter.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-10-07
ROCK CREEK.
Mrs. G. E. SAWYER. Reporter

Mrs. G. +. sawyer, Reporter
Elsie Gregory Is recovering rapidly
from an attack OF typhoid fever.
Chas Null was so unfortunate as
to have u horse stumble and fall on
his foot tearing the tendons and lig-
aments loose and causing him severe
suffering. He Is able however to go
on the road again this week.
Mrs John Hart has been in this
neigh borhood teaching how to make
artificial fruit.
There will be a basket supper at
Deer Creek school house Friday even
ing October Z. There will also be a
singing at Rock Creek school house
on the same date.
The w M A meets at the school
house Saturday afternoon.
Rena Woods is going to school in
lola this winter.
A b Null expects to attend the
Omaha Exposition.