The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-07-21
GOLDEN VALLEY.


GOLDEN VALLEY.
MRS. HATTIE Grlrr1 Reporter
July l4-Some parties who had Wis
tied Allen county before. got Of ut
lola, hired "a livery rig aud started
out of town and got 90 bewiideTcd
they didn't know where they were
mtil they came in siRhtof Humboldt.
They wanted TO come east of La
Harpe.
Mrs Preston received a letter from
her sister In Nebraska saying hail
bad destroyed twen'yniue acres of
~ a for them and few miles from
there laid everything flat.
j I Wool and John Brown went to
Kansas City with hogs last week.
Claude stewart bought a pony Of }
w Gullett.
stew art " Gullett bought eighteen
head OF h - from MI Hess.
J p Kohler, l. j Preston, w G.
Walker and Funk Bros sold hogs to
John Brown and delivered them at
Moran
John Laury bought some cattle of
j w Gu!lett
Cooney Simmer bought some
cattle OF } r Stewart.
I Williams sold come cattle to II
Stewart.
Harry Boekjn sold some hogs to j
L Wood.
Ruben Randolph passed through
the Valley Wednesday, He reports
the creek higher than it has been for
many years.
Preston Walker and NJ Williams
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs ID
Isaac
G Harmon, wife and daughter were
the guests OF Mrs l. Ayers.
John Brown says he will not get to
cut his clover, owing to thu big rain,
Words are weak to express our
sympathy for MRS Brady and her
little child. Her brother-in. law, MT
McClain, runs the milk route through
the Valley and through him we first
heard of MI Brady being drowned.
A heroic act, yet such a sad ending.
Walter Wood was bicycling before
the rain.
Guy Ketterman cut his hand on
the mower
Wayne Preston ran nail in his
foot.
Coming events are casting their
shadows where there Will be a good
write up. No cards out yet but soon
will be. We know of whom we
speak.
Mrs r Boekin was the guest of Mrs
G. Wood.
MRS Cunningham visited Mrs John
Wood.
Mr. and Mrs Gullett were the guests
of Mr. and Mrs Harry Boekin.
Mrs Il Wood and mother and
Edna called on Mrs G Andrus Mon
day.
Amy, Una and Florence Seymour
were in the Valley Monday.
Lulu Myers has been suffering from
poisoned face. She caught the poi
son instead of the fish.
The junior part of the mccormick
family were at the Hall Sunday evo-
ming. They had spent the day with
Richard Kohler and Glare Kerr, the
above named young men accom-.
panied them to the Hall.
1t is dangerous to leave your horses
united at the church, even If you
have no young ladies in your care.
Cad and Drew Stewart passed
through the Valley Monday on their
way home from Bourbon county.
We were pleasantly entertained at
Mrs Wallis in LaHarpe Tuesday.
l. Preston is in the clover hay
this week.
About seventy five of the blooming
youths of our vicinity and the ad-
jacent community were invited to
John Laury's in hoAer of his neice
who was visiting there, and the time
was beyond description. Music, ice
cream aud cake and games. They all
went home at late hour, wishing
the Laurys would have relation visit
them often.
The Il A $ met at the residence o.
MRS Leroy Ayers. There were present
Mesdames f Curfman, l. Myers, Max
son and daughter, Seymour and chill
dren, Gullett, Fred Seymour, I
Kohler and daughter and Misses Una
and Amy Seymour and Mrs d Ayers
of lola.