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The Iola register., 1898-05-27
ELsMo RE.
C. r. RoADEN, Reporter.

Chas Freeberg is having a new
walk laid in front of his house.
J larson came down from Kan
sas City last week.
Prof Courtney was away from
home last week.
The Elsmore school made a good
showing in the county examination,
having six out of the twenty.nine
graduates.
w Z Buck and wife are about
to go TO housekeeping in the M Z
parsonage.
Fred Smith and wife moved to
Ft Scott las week where he has
secured employment in the shoe
department of Randall's store.
Clarence Bailey is recovering
from a severe illness.
Lou Cox was visiting IN this
country last week.
Pearl Danley Of Bronson is the
guest of Nellie Buck this week.
DR. Braden and Jake Ard were
down to Geo James, who is suffer
ing with rheumatism, Sunday.
Dick Statler is the happy father
of bouncing girl.
Earl and Clyde House of Hum
boldt paid their father visit Sun
day and Monday.
Jno Warfeld of Stark was on
streets Friday.
Mrs Frank Cox returned from
Paola Sunday.
Clarence Bailey is able to be at
his work.
The Elsmore Band was out sere-
nading last Sunday.
w ID Cox is slowly recovering
from severe attack of fever.
Several Of the young people are
picking out theil fathers-in-law.
The X 81 l. of Security will give
a strawberry and ice cream supper
in the hall Thursday evening.
E II Lietzbach of Humboldt
was over on business Sunday.
, j p Decker has gone into the
hog business, having bought about
forty to begin with.
Carl Lander was on our streets
Tuesday.
The Iola register., 1898-05-27
OLIVE BRANCH.

The young people of this nei gh.
borhood had fishing party on the
creek Saturday.
Ed Efflin drove over to lola last
Tuesday.
Mrs Smith of Moran visited her
daughter, Mrs Howard Moore the
past week.
Mr. Downs and wife gave the
young people of this place a party
Wednesday evening.
Lottie Same is taking music les
sons of Mrs Moore.
Sam Jones is working for Ed
Effiin.
George Epling starts for Okla
homa soon,
Emmerson Page and Pete Ander.
erson expect to start for Oklahoma
about June lst.
Lucy Bromegen is working foI
Mrs Jim Robb.
The Iola register., 1898-05-27
BRONSON.

Several of the young people of
Bronson went TO Ft Scott ia attend
commencement.
Mr. Valmer and family went to
Redtield Saturday.
Mrs Gillham started Tuesday to
Western Kans as to visit her par
ents.
The Baptist church expects to
have their Children's Day services
Sunday morning at 9 O'Clock.
Myrtle Flennekmg has returned
faom her visit in westsrr Kansas.
Mr. and Mrs Vanover visited in
Moran Sunday.
Mrs Cramer, Of FIT Scott is visit
it town this week.
1de Helms and wife apent Sun
day with Mr. Brandenburg.
Mrs w Holeman spent a few
days in Ft Scott last week.
The Iola register., 1898-05-27
ONION CREEK.
LILLE THORNTON, reporter.

There was a good attendance at
Sunday School Sunday.
Mrs. Vansickle is visiting her
daughter, Mrs Stotler.
Dave Hough spent Sunday at
his home.
Messrs Flynn and Nostrand
visited Matt Beahm Sunday.
Sloans visited at Ehs' Sunday.
Bert Ellis and wife were the
guests of Wesley Fisher Sunday.
Lutte Beahm spent Sunday with
Bert Rose.
Dave Beshm is working at Pecks
Eb Fayley is working for Enrol
Slone.
Hazel Crook, the little grand
daughter of Mrs Rose, was sick d
few days last week.
Mamie Robinson in preparing tc
go to lola next week 10 attend
normal.
Iva Miller visited in thus vicinity
Saturday and Sun lay.
A dance was given at Hobart''
the night of the Is.
The Iola register., 1898-05-27
OLIVE BRANCH .

Still it rains.
Those who said last fall that it
couldn't rain anymore in Kansas now
say that it can't quit raining in Kan
sas.
Bent Davis is assisting Mrs Kitz-
miller build fence,
Frank Bacon has been working for
Joe Harclerode the past week which
makes Joe three men and he means
business.
Ida Eflin of Moran, is visiting her
brother Lewis.
Mrs Baker is visiting her daughter,
Mrs Frank Studeville.
New garden sass is the order of the
day.
Charles Ford shelled corn Monday
of last week.
Most of the farmers are having to
replant their corn owing to the wet
weather.
Homer Studeville now rides in a
fine new buggy.
+ "a Mendel is home at present.
We judge from the rush of the mill
liners Saturday that the Sunday rain
spoiled quite new hat display at
church.
The Iola register., 1898-05-27
CARLYLE.
C. A. sTISsoN. Reporter.

Warren Carrier has sold out to Mr..
Fullenwider of lola aud has moved to
Missouri He and his wife will be
greatly missed in our neighborhood.
Mr.. Fullenwider has taken possession
and is living at Mr.. Newton's.
Mrs. E. n. Boulson has about re-
covered her usual health.
Two or three weeks ago Mrs. J. r.
Dunlap received fall, the result of
which was at first thought not serious
bat later necessitated her carrying
her arm in sling. The arm was not
broken but the muscles were strained
or torn which makes the injury very
painful. She is improving however.
Rev. Smalley and his family,
which consists OF wife and his two
children came Thursday of last week
and are about settled in the Manse
He preached two very helpful sermons
last Sabbath. He will be here next
sabbath also!
Harvey Arnold has left the smelter
and is going west to work during
harvest. He is visiting in Neosho
county this week and his wife is
visiting in Missouri.
Rob Arnold is working for John
Wright.
James Clark and family are visiting
at John Clark's. Mrs. James Clark
will be remem bered by old settlers he
Miss Mary Arnold, niece of Judge
Arnold.
The w. NJ. s. held it's last meeting
At Mrs. f. H. Funstons. 1t is worth
one's while to visit that home to see
the articles Col. Fred has collected in
his travels.
All the people here extend to the
children of the late Mrs. {. A.
Cummings their sympathy in their
bereavement. Mrs. Cummings lived
here q number of years and had
many warm friends who sincerely
mourn her death.
The Iola register., 1898-05-27
FUNSTON
MISS AMY SEYMOUR, Reporter.

Earl Kendrick and wife spent a
few days last week visiting rela'
tives in Bourbon county.
Mrs Steinmetz was calling in
our neighborhood Tuesday.
Mrs Curfman visited at j w
Seymour's Monday.
Jacob Kuhn spent Sunday at his
home near Humboldt.
VIM Donald and wife visited in
Crawford county last week.
Mesdames Kasbeer, Stewart and
Seymour called on Mrs Boeken
Saturday afternoon.
Our pastor, Rev Carter, has quit
leaving an appointment here, but
said lie would be back when it STOP
ped raining. Sr..,,; nm. =;
Mrs Curfman, Mrs Myers and
M ii Williams we're the church
trustees elected last Thursday.
Our boys are much elated over
the fact that they beat the LaHarpe
boys playing ball by score of Al.
The Iola register., 1898-05-27
PRAIRIE VIEW.

War, politics and house-cleanlng
all in full blast.
Ed Myer and wife and little son
visited relatives in Neosho county
Thursday.
Mrs Bertha Turney spent Sun
day with home folks.
J Wilbur is putting up a woven.
wire fence which adds much to the
looks of the place.
Wilson Hawley is quite indis'
posed at the present date.
Mr. Monroe, the baking-powdeI
man of Ottawa, was in our com.
munity last week.
Chas johnson went visiting Sun
day evening, but it rained and be
was obliged to prolong his visit
until Monday when he was seen
homeward bound.
The Iola register., 1898-05-27
LEANNA
D1EsKAU COURTNEY, Reporter.

Fred Burghart and wife visited
at home Sunday.
David Hunter is having his house
repainted which adds to the looks
of it immensely.
James Reed has returned from
chanute where he has been attend.
ing college.
II Angels little boy has been
quite sick with whoeping cough.
Geo Denman's many friends will
be pleased to learn of his marriage
to Miss Cattingham of Illinois.
He has attended one course of med
ical lectures in Chicago and will
return again this winter. We
wish him and his chosen companion
long and happy life.
Leanna will be represented at
the Allen county normal this yeal
by Meta and Zelda Afford, Nina
Campbell, NJ Ingels, John Kelso
and Dieskau Courtney.
Mrs Ingels delivered an address
to the recent S S convention.
L Z DeHaven and wife visited
relatives here last week.
The Iola register., 1898-05-27
NEoSHO VALLEY.
c. L. ARNOLD Reporter.

Arrangements are being made to
hold a Childrens Day exercise in
connection with our Sunday school
sometime in June.
John Maxwell's father went to
Butler county Saturday to spend a
short time with relatives there.
Mr. Peck's family are all recover
ing except the little girl, Grace.
1t seems that the measles so effect
ed her lungs that her recovery is
still very doubtful.
As the weather has been so un-
favorable for steady farm work,
Mr. McFail and George have spent
a great deal of time travelling from
here TO their farm five miles east
of I.aIlarpe, where they are trying
to put in crop.
Scott Mckinley and wife, of
Logan township, attended church
here last Sunday.
A young mah 10y the name of
The Iola register., 1898-05-27

Neosbo Falls were in this part Sat
urday hunting wolves. They had
eight bounds with them.
There have been several fishing
parties from this part lately.
Mrs Delp and children visited in
Golden Valley neighborhood and
Moran last week.
Mr. Phipps was in Yates Center
Tuesday on business.
Quite a number of farmers in
this part are buying corn of John
Laury of Golden Valley neighbor-
hood and hauling.
Fat stock buyers are very plenti.
full these days and are paying good
Republican prosperity prices. The
farmers only wish they had more
of everything to sell.
A great many are still planting
and replanting. Corn and Kaffir
corn rotted very badly.
Mrs Anderson, sister to Oscar
Drenen is visiting in this part.
Mr., johnson, of Moran, visited
at Mr. Rustman's last week.
The apple worms which were sc
numerous seem to have disappear
ed since the food.
The Iola register., 1898-05-27
MORAN.
AIMIBA C. BAssETT, Reporter.

Wilfred Stevenson was in town
the first of the week.
Ralph Jewell was home from
Humboldt Sunday.
Geo Ross was in lola last We'd
nesday.
Rev S d Jewell, of Butler, Mo-,
preached the Baccalaureate sermon
in the M Z church Sunday evening.
The church was crowded.
Fred Wilsey is working this
summer for Henry Mccormick.
The Teachers association was
held in the high school room Sat
urday afternoon, after which all of
the rooms were opened aud the
work of the past school year was
on exhibition.
Memorial services will be held
in the Presbyterian church Sunday.
Rev Cash will preach.
All will be sorry to learn that
Rev Reece has been moved 10 a
different field on account of Mrs
Reece's health.
Quarterly meeting was held in
the NJ Z church Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Myler entertaieed
the graduates and Rev Jewell Sat
urdaY night.
Mrs VIII strong crushed two of
her fingers very badly last week.
Lewis Caldwell was in Kincaid
last week.
Coy Mccormick and sister Nor
enc returned to their home in
Bates City, Mo-, Saturday.
James Mcclure has returned
from Osawatomie for vacation.
Meetings are now held in the
Christian church.
James Jewell is spending a part
of his vacation with relatives in
Moran,
Mr. Montgomery and family are
visiting with relatives this week.
Theo Mollenkoph have moved to
La Harpe.
Will Culbertson and daughter,
Jennie, were up from the Territory
this week. He says the outlook
for crops is unusually good.
Mrs Mason has returned from
her trip east.
Myler Atchison of lola, is visit
ing his uncle E W Myler.
Rev Cantrall preached at Butler,
Mo-, Sunday exchanging with Rev
Jewell.
Children's day exercises will be
held in the M K church on the sec
ond Sunday in June and at the
Christian, Presbyterian and M p
on the first Sunday in June.
Rev Reece will preach his fare
well erlnon next Sunday evening.
The Iola register., 1898-05-27
GripDe Cured.

Last winter had a bad cold and
severe cough. / was lame in every joint
and muscle / was sick and felt as
though was coming down with typhoid
fever. 1t was no doubt a bad case of
grippe. Mr.. F.. p. Bulge gave me bot
tie of Brazilian Balm, saying he was
sure it would help me. The relief was
almost instantaneous. 1t quickly
stopped my cough and took the grippe
with all the pains and soreness out of
nay system. gave the balance of the
50-cent bottle to Mrs. Bishop Wiley for
her daughter. 1t proved so beneficial
she says she never intends to be without
t." Edwin Fitz Jones, Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Iola register., 1898-05-27
NORTH MAPLE GROVE.

Mr. Fetherngill suffered a great
deal Wednesday of last week but
since then has been easier.
The Normal is represented from our
ghborhood by Fred Green, Anna
Fetherngill, Grace Woods, Edna
Ball, Dot Wright, Mildred Swigart
and Emma Powell.
Mr. Fetherngills are taking the lead
this year in having new potatoes out
of their garden. They had their first
mess sunday.
Wheat has just commenced to head
and is looking fine.
Every body is too busy farming to
do any hing more except talk war.
Toronto Republican; The man who
wants TO make money need only ln-
vent something that will please the
women folks. j. w. Hart of lola Is
living in atfiuence on the proceed s
from a patent nutmeg grater,-I'opel a
Mail.
The truth of this statement Is very
evident, We once heard of a man by
the name of Gould who became very
wealthy, and whose start in life were
the proceeds from patent mouse trap
The Iola register., 1898-05-27
SPRING BRANCH
Mr.. FRANK JACKSON, Reporter.

Harvey Phipps went to Wichita
Saturday on q visit,
Carl Williamson and John Searcy
were in this part buying hogs the
first Of the week.
Mr. Warren was in LaHarpe on
business Monday.
There IL a great deal of corn in this
part yet to be planted and replanted.
Feed of all kind is very scarce in
these parts.
Some of the sports of this part came
near getting into trouble for trying to
kill Mr. Warren's dog.
Some boys from Carlyle and
The Iola register., 1898-05-27
HUMBOLDT.
Tuesd ay.
A, W, CUNNINeHAM. Reporter.

Saturdays Star reports the death
of A. II. Win, a former well
known resident of Humboldt. lie
was found dead in his bed Saturday
morning by his brother with whom
he was living.
Humboldt is in line now. Mrs.
Anson Knox and her sister, Miss
Dewey who lived IN Humboldt SIX
or seven years ago, were second
cousins to Admiral Dewey.
Jay Wilmington preached an in
The Iola register., 1898-05-27
Chorus.
Kansas Edition

The Kansas forces in the field.
win make grand array;
With Fredrick Funston at their head,
OH Who can beat 1t? Say
They'll march with him unto the end,
And drive the foe away;
while we go marching through Cuba.
OH Funston he is just the man,
he is bully boy;
He is all gold and no mistake,
All gold and no alloy;
And with Gomez's forces gay
He'll make the,spaRia rds fly
While we go marching through Cuba.
Chorus
Yes, Kant sas she is proud OF him,
WHO'S so very brave,
Who risked his life in freedoms cause
That others he might save;
And now he SONS united stand,
Around him to the grave,
While we go marching through Cuba.
n. Dieskou Cou, tn
Leanna, Kansas May q, 1898.
The Iola register., 1898-05-27
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Marching Through Cuba.
OH Uncle Sam is going to fight
He's going 10 fight the Dons;
He says that Cuba must be tree,
No longer held in bonds,
And now in freedoms holy cause,
He'll make the spsniards run;
while we go marching through Cuba.
Chorus.
Hurrahl Hurrahl Wen set the Cubans free
Hurrah Hurrah Wen make the Span
lard fee.
Our Jolly boys will chase them
From Havana 10 the sea,
While we go marching through Cuba.
And north and south by claspipg hands,
viii join the holy cause;
Divided now no more shall stand,
United at the CALL
The Blue and Gray will ever be
Fast friends unto the end
While we go marching through Cuba
Chorus.
Old Robt Lee and U. S. G rant,
With forces hand in hand;
Oh That's a combination. See !
That nothing can Withstand,
So on we go TO victory,
To victory so grand;
While we 20 marching through Cubs
Chorus.
Gomo rs valiant farmer boys
viii aid the boys in blue;
Fred Funston rays that they can fight,
And he has been there too;
And now wen go in one great band,
To battle for the true
while we 20 marching through Cuba.
The Iola register., 1898-05-27

Weaver, of Bronson, is boarding at
John Preston's while attending the
Institute at lola.
The Iola register., 1898-05-27
lola
CASH
GROCE:R RY.

Is still in the lead and selling
more goods than any body be-
CT use our goods are fresh
not shelf worn and prices are
right.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-03-31

The venerable Dean Stabicr is get
ting better.
Don't miss the opening Saturday at
Miss Melting. q ~ a 'A+-s@ = s ed
e%Brattenburg braids for 2 and 8 cts.
at Miss Nolting's.% a
Remember the millinery opening
Saturday at Miss Nolting's.@ i ~
The mill is now running by water
power. The improvement meets ex-
pectations.E %''ssaa~-.,----
This independent school district has
received S44S.80 from the March APP
portionment.
Id. Foster of St. Cloud, Familiarity
known as "Dad,' 'is previously afflicted
in the death of his wife, which occurred
on Monday.
The Journal Press says that Dan
Bruckart will leave in few days for
Washington state to, make his resi-
dence there. He will be greatly missed
from Stearns county.
. Society girls are all taking Rocky
Mountain Tea-this month. Brings
rosy lips, lovely color, rich creamy
complexion. Cures pimpIes, black
heads, bad breath. ...
wish to announce that my stock of
pattern hats will be on exhibition Sat-
urday April End, and extend a cordial
invitation to all the ladies of Sank
Centre and vicinity to call and inspect
the same. Miss Noting
Superintendent Parker is flushing
the hydrants. The increased power
turned on, from the water wheel on
Monday made it possible to drive out
the accumulated iron rust Of the winter
and a marked Improvement in the
quality of the water will be observed.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-03-31

Our annual special sale in
which we are selling good goods at
less than ever before in this city.
90 .ISj
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-03-31

Buy the best-the Majestic Range
of How Bros. & Co. n...
Fancy articles of all binds at, D.
Cleveland & Co.'S. H..
"A new shoe that pleases all who
see it is the Julia NARROW, forsale by
the Boston Shoe Store
Blank books, tablets and everything
in school supplies at D. Cleveland
& Co.'S. ..
The mill team INDUCED in a lively
runaway on Tuesday. The team ran
one on either side of post, twisting
things badly. :..,.. a.,....... -
!, Our stock of new spring gloves is
complete; we have all sizes in the best
makes in all the new spring shades
..ut! ....1..-.i., 10. ~. Mel Blied's.
Now is the time to have your
harnesses repaired. Take them to j.
G. Schenk, and he will put them in
good order for small money, .45
Its woman's duty to ''look her
BEST" All woman cannot be 'beauti-
full" yet all can be mighty good look
ing" if they'll only take Rocky Noun
tain Tea-this month. .,,sy.. +. aas
The HERALD has a fine line of stallion
cuts. Come and see them, and you will
find one that will do your horse Justice.
A specially made OF posters for breed
ers.' r#I-i& IL - 81, ~ I@}ua... ~aG
A. Barto was suddenly taken very
sick on Wednesday morning while
visiting with his friend E: P. Barnum,
at the Court House. DAacarriage was
summoned and physician and Mr..
Barto was taken to- his home. He is
suffering from. a slight attack of heart
trouble and later in the, day was rest
ing easy.-St. Clol Times. E
II
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-03-31
Lamps! lamps! lamps! at. d. Cleye-
and & Co.'S. Es~r. :.|.-. -: :.

Lamps! lamps! lamps! at d. Cleve-
and & Co.'S. -. 81.
Novelties in crockery and glassware
at D. Cleveland & Co.'S: - =.
New hardware store-complete stock.
GUNTHER HILLERUD. :.
Trade your old stove for a new one
and pay the boot to How Bros. 80 : II.
EVERYTHING in the, line of school
upplies at D. Cleveland & Co.'S.
Farm lands can be had of Chas. A
Morse on very favorable terms. 3d.. =
Interesting schoo notes will be found
on an inside page-two essays on
Shakespeare.
Beggs' Eye Salve will cure inflamed
or weak eyes. Nothing better. Try it.
j. B. Perkins. ->---,-,.------,
Call at the new hardware store on
Third-st. New goods, ,reas enable
prices. ."s GUNTHEk HILLERUD.
New capes; new skirts; new silk
waists. Our styles are the latest, work
and fitthe best at Mel Blied's.
Have your laundry done up at the
City Laundry. Will call every Mon
day if desired. J. b. Schoenhoff.
Money toEloan on farms get
my rates and terms if you want a
Farm Loan. CHAS. A. MORSE
-'.Your wife is jewell" Keep her
sH'brigh, and shining" Now's the time
Giveher Rocky Noun
tain Tea; makes the whole family we'll.
w oma ms best friend,
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-03-31
THE COUNTY SEAT.

William Powell, for more than fifty
years a resident of St. Cloud, and we'll
known throughout Stearns county,
died on Thursday morning OF last
week. The Journal Press says OF him;
The death of lillian Powell removes
another of our pioneer citizens whose
memory will long be cherished by the
people OF this vicinity. He was good
citizen and an honest man. For over
twenty years he served the city as alder
man, devoting much time to the bust.
ness interests of the people without
recompense, and the citizens had inn
plicit faith in his good Judgment and
honesty. He was type of the solid,
substantial citizen, who successfully
manages his own affairs, and who takes
a patriotic interest in the public well
fare. Men of the sterling character of
William Pc we'll can lily be spared by
any community. 4" :... st: ~~ ......
Mrs. Rosa Stauett died on Wednes-
day night at 11:30 at the home OF her
son-in-law, Henry j. Koeter, No. $40
Seventh avenue, north. Mrs.; Struett
was one of the oldest residents OF the
city-if not the .oldest-having been
born in Baden, Germany, February
%, 1909, and being a trifepast 80 years
old at her death. Gslnu.E 4H5 :" f."s:."t
f John Coil, wi o has been conduct
inc a small general store at Lake
George, made deed Of assignment
last week, naming Edwin 6. Hogan OF
Spring Hill as assignee. The deed
WAS 4 filed for record with the clerk OF
the district court last, evening The
assignee make affidavit that the stock
will inventory about 81, 900. The ex-
tent of the liabilities is, not known.:lO
; The Chicago diver, who has been at
work on the dam, completed his inspec-
ton this morning and gave Manager
Clark an, accurate description of Il e
condition of structure beneath the
water. It is in much bettershape than
was thought. In the center, OF the dam
for a distance, of about 10 feet the I'M
derpinning under the apron has been '
partially washed away by the back tow
of the eddy striking the DAM! This
eddy is caused by the depression OF
the big log chute in the dam. The Top
of the d am is about 80 inches lower at
HE chute and it is not unlikely that. it
willtbe decided to remove thds chute,
SO as to- make the dam OF uniform
height otl..sa.sii s,ty 2i.fe 80 anii, to'ls
VII hios ANTI ,oH1slfl,i ,/sii2t"1 80