The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-02-03
GOLDEN VALLEY.
Mns. HArrln GulLsrr. Reporter

Mrs. HATTIE GULLErr, Reporter
Mr. and Mrs. Gullett aud Mr.. and
Mira l. j Preston are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs w Walker.
Melvin Jackson attended meeting
at the valley, also Mr. and Mrs Gun
ningham and daughter Leila, from
JeddO.
Walter Kerr aud wife were the
guests Of Mr. and Mrs Obed Kerr.
Mrs baury did not go to Neodesha
as she expected.
j LauTy shelled corn Monday.
Miss Leila Cunningham was the
guest of Miss Myrtle MaXton sunday.
Amy Kerr is able to be out again.
Guyer Sons of LalIsrpe were on
the road last week wi,h wagon of
produce.
Clearance sale in lola OF course
every body knows it because they adj
vertise. There are no moss back,
web-fOoted merchants there. They
are up to date and know that print
er's ink and an editors quill are the
boss to sell the goods.
j w Gullett and Bid Williams
went to quarterly conference at
Savonburg Monday.
l. J Preston hauled corn for John
Laury Monday.
Mrs Seymour and daughter, Nh
Boeken and son John, Ida Rich, Sada
Johnson, Mrs Earl Hendrix, Drue
and Toney Stewart, Lutte Hendrix.
Amy Seymour, Frank Lulu am
Ernest Myers and Mary Walton at
tended the meeting vt the Valley
sunday eve
Jim Willigms of Humboldt il doing
some mason work tor Mr. Carpenter.
Our weather has been fine. 1t may
change ere this comes in print
J l. Wood went back to Illinois and
accompanied his mother and sister
here. Walter came with the ear.
They arrived here Saturday and will
soon be settled in their new home.
Myrtle MaXson was the guest of Ida
Rich saturday.
Mrs j T. Wood has been quite u
sufferer with neuralgia the pass week.
Mr. Loneback and father purchased
team of w Gullett Friday.
Another blizzard.
- "VNhihS obph III ihlc
Quite success at the Valley meet
ing.
Wallis brothers shelled corn for
A & Kohler Thursday.
John Brown has been hauling hay
from the Hall neighborhood this
week.
f. Walker and Mrs Gulett spent
the day with Mrs |. } Preston last
Wednesday.
Mathew Mitchell, j w Gullett aud
D L Wood went to Adams sale last
Wednesday.
A friend of Walter Wood came
with him from Illinois and will try
the Kansas breeze awhile.
Miss Mccormick Will have an en-
iertainment at her school soon. She
Is having success as teacher and IL
well liked
Wood d Gullett bought some mules
at the Adams sale and brought them
home and had the pleasure of going
after them the peXt day, regardless
of the weather.
Farmers thought they had enough
hay up to do aud some to sell, tut
/ lluu u lHtN nave tuOlRn up W 40
through the long winter they will
do we'll, March and April being the
trying months on stock as the fields
are past pasturing then.
The young man that took the
preachers lap robe ut Elsmore did
not come Off az we'll as he thought
he would az the marshal caught onto
his work, and it is only out of re-
sgect to his family that he was not
dealt with according to law. Boys
/ ii Is poor way of showing your
honor by going to prOtracted meet.
ings just to pick whips and hitch
straps and lap robes. such acts will
only in course Of time send you to the
penitentiary. You can make reso-
! luton to he Il benefit to the commun
| ity you are In or nuisance Just
which you want. No boy will ever
| become man in the true sense un
less he is honorable. Boys he honor.
able and you will have plenty OF
friends.