The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-08-18
GOLDEN VALLEY.
MRS. HATTIE GuLLErT, Reporter
Last Week's)

MRS. HATTIE GuLLErr Reporter
Last Week's)
August l2-Mrs stewards ana Mrs
BollInger's sister from Topeka ami
her husband returned home Monday.
They had fishing party and OH,
wi a Il time they diu have. A bout
tn rty were ia the party and they
took their dinners ana went NJ on
Elm creek and had day not soon
forgotten.
Tut, tut Brother Wood, from
Salem, it was not the Golden Valley
items that affected your eyes. 1t
was gazing ON the dazzling youth of
the hall.
w Park bought 1900 bushels of corn
of Mr. Miner for - cents a bushel.
j Lsury bought some stock hogs of
j w Gullett.
l. Preston has been hauling lum-
Der from LaHarpe for his new add
ton.
A bner Wood and wife visited Mrs
G Wood.
Wiley and Charley Laury were
hauling hogs Monday.
Mrs Agga Funk and sister and her
sisters little girl were the guests OF
Mrs Leroy Ayers and also the rest of
the Funk family.
Mr. Mitchell and Hover Kerr and
wife called on Mrs + Kohler.
Mrs Agga Fnnk's sister and
daughters are vi sitting her from Mis-
souri,.
Ralph MaXson had to bring his
wheel home sunday instead OF his
wheel bringing him home.
The electric display was grand
Sunday night but it did not bring US
rain.
Minnie Hamilton and brother went
to Moran Monday. The little fellow
has had very sore hand.
Laury and j w Gullett went to
| lola Monday.
Maud Brown has hired "A horse of
Mr. Logan of LaHarpe and she is en-.
joying the cool evenings and morn
/ tngs riding horse back. Her cousin
Myrtle accompanies her.
A fred Williams attended the Ep.
worth AT the Hall sunday from the
Valley.
Robert Duncan attended quarterly
meeting Saturday at the Hall from
the Valley.
We see Rev Sam Barber and wife
have been visiting friends in Allen
county. How time flies. Fifteen
years ago when we first met the Bar
her boys they were tilling the soil in
the summer time and teaching in the
winter. There was not dry-goods.
box whittier among them and they
were all full Of energy and we've de-
termined to make life success.
Joe Turner and wife visited w {
Walker and family.
j w Gullett and wife were on the
sick list last week.
ID Ayers was out to his farm and
gave US premium list of the Seventh
Annual Fair. He and his soon took
i'm load of hay. We are always glad
to see Bro Ayers and his estimablt
wife come in the country.
We are glad to hear that Minnie
Kerr Is at her usual strength agail
af er seige of whooping cough and
malaria fever.
Maud Brown and her brother Lyl,
aud their cousin Myrtle were ON
pleasant callers Monday. Lyle may
take course of law stndies before ht
returns to Ottawa. He is brigh
young man aud we feel assured coulC
plead his case all right.
w Gullett was north of lola Mon
day.
Rev Hamilton was our pleasan
caller.
(This Week's)
August 1--we were shocked T.
hear of the accident that happened t,
Prentis Donald since our last. H
was on the running gears of the wag
on when the tug dropped dow
throwing him forward, and Will
holding onto the lines in some way
the singletrees struck him in the fac
+ aad cut cash that the doctor hat
to take six stitches In. At present h
Is doing all right.
r Stewart bought some cattle o
Ed Boyer and also some of NJ vii
! llams since our last.
Robert Duncan helped Il William
last week.
Some flax weighed out very poor.