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The evening times., 1899-01-10

HELP wANTED-FEMALE.
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WANTED and tristy person for saai senelaii
Eougrwnrk bv family OF two; must re ne soou oe1l
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Brightweod ave. NV
NANTFD-GirI at 9l5 r, 1. ave. NV, VINO can
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WANTED Experienced girl for general horss-
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WANTED Immediately. experienced waist and
skirt hands also an apprentice. lio' X !,
U,NrED-A woman to do general housework;
iefs. Ne. ~ i7ih st. nv IslOZI-eli'
NkNrED-A col,,red girl Tor general houseNork
can, Il p. n, 1896 L 81, basement IL
NA<rrp-,rent to sell sruan patented article
and sa,hct~ Address BEPPo. this o'iec. IL
W1NrFD-Nsat woman for general hou,eworl,
rith refs Cali after ] p. m. today, Il Eta
s.. NV.
WANTrD-Cficc girl. wIgcS - per week. Ad-
dress OFFICE GIRL. thi~ office. 1t
WANTED-Nine colorcd cocks. SD 10 S25. Tor
t,ivate familits: also large number other col
,,s,d help wanted. LADIES EXCHANGE. Gil
Islh II. II
nANTED-White cook. $50: white cook for ,,
S2a; other white help also. LADIES IA
CHANGE, Oh 18th Il II
n NANTED- Waist hand and apprentice. 825 |. st.
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" ANrED- -Seamstres>: one having experience as
waist hand: also childs ni'Ise Apply
EXCHANGE Bl REAL, 9l3 q Il. NV; "a moor
Ne secure positions ON commission II
NANTEp-A lady piano teacher Tor northern
part of CITY: state terms; must bc moderate.
Address PIANO. this eitce Il
NANTED-A girl Tor general houseNcrh; ret.
III 5rl st. NV.
WANTED-Two women cooks. SO and Sli; 80
Loi.e or stay nighte. l"2l= luth ST.. 'l".
jslg-2t
" ANTED- Cliambcrnaids. room cleaners, cooks,
dsfUa>heIs, Mattresses, girls. lJul'dresSes.
ssantS.resSes. salesladic,. SHACkIEFoRDS 42'
l!'h =. INV.
"a ANYED-Gigl 10 attend children aud make her.
>aif useful Apply JOHN WILSON, 1912 y.
Y. axe. nv.
NANrED-Two " young Indies 10 work in store
~low. CAL at 209 1T =. NV; asa Tor MRS.
WILSON. jaln-2t
WANTED Ladies TO l,,,w They can get gowns
made icr 81 per gown Al aiG l. = NV. j
y ANTED- Colored gal for general ito,ts,r,orA;
ref. apply 1921 >i. nv ialo-St
VI NANTEB- White lady TO keep mouse ;or widow.
,all at 5nl5 -. uw. II
NhNTEB-Gid for general irop--wofk. es9 II st.
Ir- II
MkNTEp- SaygrsI charibr.mai,-.- ho,l-elvo,kef-.
and cooks; ~ "Eec; ollcr good place. or
Iit r. .l5 Ilth Ct. NV. II
NANTED Two iade, "a icIIu har6criu2: good
pas; cambeuEaid, and hotel cleaners tor best
luio~ IN city. NATIONAL CAPlTA. EMPLOY
NENf AGENCY. l24 a. -t. nv.
WANTED Immediately. waist workers VIII" can
lgiIn and finish; ohiv those accustomed IL the
l.-; work. Address FINE WORK, This ufcs.
.slHs&
WANTED 4 woman g. cook. NASH. ion aud 10
E-uyGsi iouScwoIk; snail family: stay At
H-l; gef-. required 2'g2i II st. NV. i="2r-elu
WANTED Young lady ,o ls-i~, in giving massage
Treatments Address \. r.. b., Tins office.
iagSt.on
NANTED-Two lsdie-' agents: salary ard COM
rfiS-ieu. App! To 40. lllo r 4. NV, Room
45- ia"-$r
LArlES' ELECTRIC FACE MASSAGE fills ont
tie face and neck: reIuose~ wrinkles. black
18th uiil he given 10 days treatment free. PROF
n d
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FOR SALE-I have .wo grocery and market
stores: must lie sod 10y saturday. {. IL. B.
sW. cor. I'D and / stS JllD-3t-ein
FOR SAIE-At orangn Va finest bar and pool
room in that towA; established trade; snap
for some one; no cash required; Ill health cause
of selling: full stock Of goods. DISTRICT SfoR-
AGE Co. 3iJ 9th ST. NV. lalO-3t
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT-Small store; near city postoti:e
i25 llth ST. ial0-3t
FOR RENT-With complete fixtures for grocery
and meat store; and two flats; reasonable
Corner 9TH and sts Sc. jaS-5t
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FOR RESr--UNFURNTsnED ROOMS


FOR RENT-Tirec communicating un,ur. rooms;
suitable for light housekeeping. lsU3 II st.
NV. Item
For RENT Fonr rooms, SO 1923 Pa. ave. nv.
ial0-3t
FOR RENT-Two large rooms ID floor. sl2; q,
SD; heat, gas. and BATH light housekeeping
No. Is I'd ST. ne. ial63f
FOR RENT Two unfnr rooms for light house
keeping 5l6 \ st. s.. iaIO3t
FOR RENT-NewIy-papcre and cleaned rooms;
rent very cheap. 81 81 st. sG. jalO3t
FOR RENT-Two large unfar. rooms: Isl or ID
hoor; modern Improvements. gI3 9Th 81 NV
ia93t-em
FOR RENT niurnishcd. two large second door
back rooms, SO per month. go ST. NV
jag3t
FOR RENT-Two nice rooms and han room; hrlt.
gas and BATH Si2.75. lDj sth ST ne ns8t
FOR RENT-Lovely first or second floors: rew
brick; central. 68o st. NV. ias8t
For RENT Six unflrrisfed rooms; bath: $40
1923 lith st. NV. jaS3t
FOR RENT-Desirai,e unfinished rooms; heat.
gas and bath, 3O7 G st. nv. asst
FOR RENT-Threc unfurnished rooms: heat. gas;
second floor; $40. 81 p st. NV. ias-St
FOR RENT-Third noor, three room,. unfu,nisl
ed; also larger back room; sccod floor III
18th 81. NV. jas-3t
FOR RENT nfurnished: four beautiful bay win.
dow rooms; large side yard; bath on same
floor; housekeeping. 100 Fla. ave. ne. jas-3t
The evening times., 1899-01-10

WASHINGTON, ID. C., P0STOFFICE NOTICE.
Should he read daily. as changes may occur at
any time.
FOREIGN MAILS are forwarded to the ports OF
sailing daily, and the schedule of closings is
ranged on The presumption OF their uninterrupted
overland transit. For the week ending January
II, the last connecting closes Will be made from
this office as follows:
Transatlantic Mails.
TUEsDAY-(b) AT 0:l5 p. m. for EUROPE. per
8. 5. St. Paul. from New York via South
anpton. Letters Tor IRELAND must be dI-
rected .'Pef st. Paul
(c) At ll:l5 p. M. for EUROPE. per s. $.
Majestic from New York via Queenstown
G At Idoo5,oId io5 p m fer ya BklN yGI a arset e
wefp., Letters must he directed per Soord-
FRIpAY R 4. ,srI TX m for % GREAT ERIT
NETHERLANDS. GERMANY, DENMARK,
SMEDEN, NORWAY AND RUSSIA. per s. e.
umbria, from New York via Queenstown.
Letters for other parts OF FL ROPE must be
directed per umbria.'
(b) At 9:15 p IN. for FRANCE, SWITZER-
LAND, ITALY, SPAIN. PORTUGAL, TUR-
KEY, EGYPT AND BRITISH INDIA. per s.
5. La Champagne, IRON New York via HAvre.
Letters for other parts Of EUROPE must be
directed Per La Champagne
(c) Al ll:0j p. nj. for NETHERLANDS di-
rect, per ;. 5. Rotterdam. from New York via
Rotterdam. Letters must be directed Per
Rotterdam.
(c) Al HOS p. M. for BELGIUM direct.
per ;. Scotia. from New York via Ant
werp. Letters must be directed per Sco-
tia. 4"
(c) At Hos p. m. for ITALY. per (. :.
Travc. from New York via Naples. Letters
he directed Per Trayc'
(c) At Il:Qj p. III. for SCOTLAND direct,
per s. Furnessa. from New York. Let
tiers must be directed Per FurnessiI.
PRINTED NATTER, TC.-t:erman steamers
sailing from New York OK TUESDAYS take printed
matter, etc. Tor GERMANY and pecia!ly adj
dressed printed matter, etc, for other parts OF
FL Ro&1
American and White Star steamers sailing from
New York on Wednesdays: German steamers
from New York on THURSDAYS and CinIrd,
French and German steamers from New York on
Saturdays, take printed matter. etc. for all
countries Tor which t!:ey are advertised 10 carry
mails.
The evening times., 1899-01-10

MR. L. NORRIS. Medium daily and saanceS Tues
day and Thursday nights at S2t 18th It. NV.
SUNDAY night oppenheiner's Hall, 81! 9th st.
NY jai-9t
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w.>TED-sToRE AND DWELLING

WANTED-Will rent or buy store and dwelling
with stable; state location and terms. Ad
cfeNs o. d. W., Tins office. ja6-5t
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m M 6. THEO,
Mrs. DR.. RENNER,
SPECIALIST,

In Obstetrics Gold medal awarded for the science
of obs setrioS from the University Of Munich, Bl-
varia. Treats successfully wUman's complications
and irregularities. private sanitaFium for ladies
before and during confinement. Infants adopted.
Office hours 10 p. m. 6I9 Pa ave. NV Wash
ington, ID. G.. selO-u
The evening times., 1899-01-10

WANTED Private school for boy; aged Is: state
terms per month. io5 No ave II
WANTED Secondhand foot power lathe on
time. Address MACHINE, this office. jsIo-$t
WANTED Fifty customers to buy pure country
milk al - pei quart. address DAIRY FARM,
t~ office. isl0-3t
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-06-09
HUM5 OLD1.

The commencement exercises held
at the Methodist church Friday eN en-
ing We're among the best ever given
ia Hum boldt. The church was
beautifully decorated with flags and
the class colors. The fourteen grad
yates were an exceptionally bright
class and their orations were we'll de-
livered and full of pithy, pointed re-
marks. The address to the class by
Rev Fem was eloquent. Ella Travis
won the prize, a scholarship in EN-
poria college. The mem bers of the
class were Helen Rossner, May
Pickell, May Feeley, Catherine Fitz.
simmons. Mabel Peery, Ella Travis,
Elnore Carver, May Greeman, Grace
and Messrs John Osborne, Ray
squire and Ralph Pickell,
MRS r f. Fitzsimmons and Miss
Katie left Saturday for Pennsylvania
where they will visit with relatives
during the summer.
Hanna Mahlquist was the guest OF
Olga Hansen for commencement.
MRS w j Pickell and her niece
Florence Whisner, went to La Cygne,
Kansas for short visit Wednesday
The Humbold band went to Kan,
sas City to take part in the WoOdmen
contest. Anyone that wants part OF
that $500 prize money had better put
in their claim now.
The rest OF the county might Just
as we'll turn the cows In the lot and
come to Humboldt to celebrate. At q
meeting in the hall Monday arrange.
ments were made for big celebration
on the 4th. Everything will be there
from horse races to baby shows. ST
everyone should get ready and come
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-06-09
PRAIRIE CENTER,

Mrs. II. SMITH Correspondent
June I've are having plenty of
rain; crops are looking well,
Several Of our people attended
Decoration exercises in Humboldt
Mrs Clark and family were in Cha
mute,
Mrs Wolfe visited her daughter at
Rest the fret of the week
Mr. Ogden aud family from Chanute
visited at Jesse Wilson's sunday.
Florence Wilson visited Miss Ham
ilton near lola laet week.
Geo Dickinson and wife were In
Cbanute one day last week.
Mr. McAtferty's children have the
measles.
Childrens Day at the church June
l. at 10 M.
Mr. Steinmetz is putting an addition
TO his house.
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SAVONBURc.
Harry E Rail. Reporter.

Harry Rail, Reporter
Ert Miller and William Motfatt
went to Kansas City with stock last
Monday night and will attend the
head camp OF the NJ w A.
Mr. and Mrs + b Rail and son are
taking q few weeks outing. They
will travel overland to Wichita and
other western points.
Ed Rich is suffering very much
from the bruises received in the run
away some weeks ago
MRS Paxton and Mrs Romspert
drove down to Ed Rich's last sun
day p m.
The Children,s Day exercises at
Leanna, Harmony and the Valley
church ali had representatives from
Savonburg.
Joe Lacy has purchased a pretty
driving horse and a new buggy.
Joe is also making some nice i'm
provements onhis property here
30 Wyman now owns fine single
driver.
The o o + gave an ice cream
Fellows have splendid organization
here.
Ol0f Olson is quite i'll at his home
north of town. Neigh Dor Woodmen
here is a brother in distress.
VIM MofTatt is building an addition
to his house.
Absalom Dapoy will build large
barn for his son-ln-law, Mr. Taylor OF
| Bourbon county, this week.
Victor Dahl is building a nice resi-
dence on his farm northwest of town.
sam McCoon of Kimball was in
Savonburg last Sunday.
II f. Rail is in Kansas City this
week attending the NJ w A conven-
ton.
Mrs Alta Smith of Jonesboro, Ark
is visiting her mother, MIS- Jay
Marlatte.
Our Register OF Deeds, Mr. Fowler
was renewing acquaintance with the
people of this corner of the county
last Monday and Tuesday.
Lena Clark of stark visited hei
friend, Mary Elder, last week.
w f Enos and family spent Sunday
with Mrs John and daughter.
Jasper and Andrew Parsons WHIT
are attending school at Warrenshurg
MO, are at 'home spending their va
cation.
Charles Gastinean is going to tax,
a course at the Warrensburg college
A medicine show has been the lead
ing attraction for the past two days
+ V Campbell and II l. johnson
are in Kansas City this week.
Alex Campbell of Galesburg ia her,
running the store during T W
absence.
Children's Day services at the n
r. church next sunday June IL.
Birdie Fenimore, after an extende,
visit with Grace Linville, has re
turned to her home.
w w Little is hauling lumber TO
his new residence.
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NEOSHO VALLEY.
Q. L. Arnold Reporter.

G. l.. ARNoLD Reporter
June Levi steele was at Neosho
Falls one day last week.
Rev J + Grimm and wife visited
friends at Westphalia one day iast
week.
James Ewsrt and wife of lola, were
among us sunday.
j Butler drilled his stock well
about us feet before he reached safe
supply OF water and he fears it con-
tsins wore sat than the stock will
relish.
On last Friday Oracle Peck was
standing upon the buggy seat and be.
came unbalanced and fell over the
back of the seat and as she went to
the ground her arm was caught be.
tween the box and spring and brok ell
above the elbow. DIR Morgan was
called to reduce the fracture and al
last account she was doing well.
l. f Steele and T. G Arnold of this
place and Chas Hilderbrandt and
others of Piqua neigh borhood, are at.
tending the institute at lola.
Miss Dickey and Mrs Campbell Of
Garnet, were visiting at f ID Dick
ey's several days last week.
Josh Buffers hands are hauling
corn from Humboldt.
Lambkin was over from Toronto
recently looking up location.
A rag lacking instituted by Mrs
Frank HecoX on Wednesday afforded
an opportunity for the women of the
neigh borhood to uuburden their
minds in common conversation rela.
tive to the joys and cares of life.
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ALLEN CENTER
John W. Tteaiway.

JuEe 6-The excess of rainfall up to
this morning is injurious to the farm
eT, which induces rust in the wheat
and Oat crops, stagnates corn and
other crops in low lands, is injurious
to fruit crops where not thoroughly
drained, causing grass and weeds in
corn fields to reduce the maximum
yield. Yet 1t has its advantages. 1t
insures fine hay crop aud good pas
lures. stimulates the farmer to better
management and improved methods
and is whole lot ahead of drouth
that prevents any crop at all, or even
better than continued normal con.
dittous which would eventually bsnk-
rupt US. Prosperity is work OF
merit, not of chance.
Edna Tredwsy goes to Wichita as
delegate of the + society this week
in attendance at the state convention.
Rev Budd. now of lola, was at the
Center Monday looking for a horse
that strayed from Mr. Roses pasture
last week. Any information concern.
ing it will be appreciated. Descrip-
ton: bay mare. medium size, white
spot on the forehead, shoe on one
front foot, was raised in Prairie Hall
nelghborhOod. Please inform Mt
Rose, Allen Center, or Rev Budd
Iala.
Mrs Maggie (Roedell) Denny, OF
Council Bluff, Iowa, was buried in
the LaHarpe cemetery on Decoration
day, Rev Leonard of lola, officiating
The dispatch on Sunday before an
nOuncing her death was n terrible
shock 10 her friends and to the whole
neigh bOrhO1d. 4 letter on the pre-
vious Wednesday announced her Ill.
ness when her sister. Mile, immedi-
ately took the train tor her bedside.
then the awful dispatch on Sunday.
Maggie was a bride of six months,
being won by n worthy Young man,
Denny. of Council Bluffs who Is a
rrain dispatcher at that place. MI
Denny and his mother with Miss
Mile accompanied the remains to
their home in y Hen Center where her
friends from Illinois and elsewhere
had gathered. Her demise was oc.
casloned by complication of malar'
ia causes. The friends have the
sympathy of all their neighbors in
their sad bereavement.
Mr. Wieth is thought to he improv
ing.
p Rose was called to PIqua last
week to attend to his pasture fence:
at his farm there.
+ l Crowell goes to Emporia this
week for an extended visit with hi,
daughter.
Children's Day exercises will bt
held June Is.
Charlie Tredway is attending tn,
normal
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-06-09
NORTH MAPLE GROVE AND CA r
PENTER.
W o Funston. Reporter.

June 2-Mr Swigart went to Tope-
ka Monday on business.
/ n Funston Is visiting his daught.
'er in Osawatomie this week.
There will be preaching at Carpen-
Ter school house next sunday at II
O'Clock.
Lawrence Hardesty sold his driv-
ing team to DR.. Cox of lola last week
Consideration $3.50.
John Sellers is working for MI
Swigart.
The farmers in this vicinity were
all so busy that very few of them
went to the show or memorial SER
vices of lola.
J w Fife and wife went to Kiucaid
last Sunday.
One of Robt Pendlen's boys of lola
is working for James Christy this
week.
Solomon Edwards is quite sick at
present.
Vernon lie Masters, Nora Wright
and Hattie Swigart have returned
from school at lola.
Cora Wilson of Woodson county
visited friends and relatives in this
community last Saturday and sun.
day.
Mrs J H Rowland is quite sick at
present.
Nellie Stafford and Miss Whitsor
visited Mr. and Mrs Hardesty last
sunday.
Quite a number from distance at
tended Sunday School last Sunday
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SPRING BRANCH

Mr.. FRANK JAcKsoS, Reporter.
June 5-H II Jones is attending
normal at lola.
Mrs Lust's brothers and sister
from Piqua visited her sunday.
MRS Geyer's sister from Neosho
Falls is visiting her this week.
Several from This part went to the
Usage last week hunting gooseberries.
Charley WilmoutA's team ran away
with his cultivator one day last week
and broke it up considerable.
MRS Daniels aged father is with
them now. He came from SedgwIck
county.
one of Mr. Searches horses kicked
one of his best calves and broke its
neck Friday.
MI and Mrs Howard attended
quarterly meeting at LaHaape sun
day.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-06-09
eELFRY.
Merlbeth Alter. Reporter

Merbeth Alter. Reporter.
May 31-Hattie Olmstead has re-
turned from Hot Springs, Ark, and
is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs II
Olmstead.
Monday being frankie Wynn's
birthday his little friends gave him q
party. Those present were: Earl
Fergus, Frank Curley, Willard and
Davy Bibens, Roy Nicholson, Roy
Sigler and John Wynn.
MRS Gertie Hite visited Mrs Lucy
Hite Saturday
Cora Ellis who has been visiting
relatives here has returned to Brou-
sou.
Childrens day exercises will be held
at the Chapel sunday.
MRS Ola Stickley spent Thursday
with her sister, Mrs Lucy Jackson.
MRS Cramer attended a carpet rag
lacking at Mrs Hannibal Buris' Thurs.
day.
Several from here attended the ice
cream supper at Montevale Tuesday
evening.
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LIBERTY.
LULA MALCOM, Reporter.
.e 3-Oh my that show!

June 3-Oh my that show!
Cary Roush was helping his broth
er-in-law, Mr. Layer, pillow last Mon
day.
Mrs L Cornell has been almost
dangerously i'll with some kind OF
heart trouble. DR. Fulton is attend
ing her.
Mrs Jason Sheriff. brought her sis
ter. Miss Minnie Kerr home last We'd
nesday and visited home folks few
days.
Guy Pees returned home from Pitts
burg last Saturday where he has
been attending school the past VIM
ter. A number of his friends gather.
ed at his home in the evening to have
a good time, and they did. Guy was
not expecting them. but nevertheless
he entertained them in a delightful
manner. After some games had been
played and the young people had
visited little while refreshments
were served including ice cream,
cake aud water. A good time was
had all round.
Miss Winnie Perean is visiting her
sister in Moran.
Geo Malcolm aud wife visited rela-
tives in LaHarpe last Saturday and
SUNDAY
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Lora Dawson. Reporte..

Luna DhNNout hepOtlEts
June 5-Childrens Day was OBJ.
served at Wesley chapel last Sunday
and a large crowd was in attendance
Chsuncey Trimble visited his sister
in Moran from Thursday to Saturday.
VIM Nandiveere and family went
to kincaid Friday.
Mr. and Mrs Willis visited friends in
lola Saturday.
Clarence Mank treated himself to a
new buggy.
Mr. Letter shipped stock to Kansas
City Thursday evening.
A party at Mr. Shreves Thursday
evening and a general good time is
reported.
Ellie Riggs is visiting her grand
mother, Mrs Riggs.
Mr. Whitesell and family visited
relatives in Moran Friday.
Mrs Rogers and two children re.
turned home from Des MONIES, Iowa,
Saturday where che has been visiting
for some time.
Elvin LETTER returned home from
Kansas City sunday evening.
Minnie Dawson is attending the
Institute at lola.
d f Daniel and daughter May
drove to lola last Thursday.
Mrs George Vandiveere and son
Melvin went to kincaid Friday.
Hattie Olmstesd is attending the
Institute at lola.
G Beatty and wife and mrs d y
Daniel started for Ottawa Monday to
attend the commencement exercises
of the academic department of the
Ottawa University.
A foundation for new creamery at
Bayard is in progress.
Grant Dickinson visited at MIR
Whitesells Sunday.
Nellie Hunley is attending the In.
| stitute at lola.
ID + Daniel drove to Moran Monday
Clarence and Harold Beatty drove
to kincaid Monday.
Mrs Whitesell had rev peas and
! potatoes for dinner sunday.
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lug the very homes of the christian
people and 10 such a great temptation
to the sunday 5chool scholars
Whereas, 1t not only destroys the
mind and body but effects the morals
of our people.
Therefore be it Resolved, That we
as mem bers of the ; ; Convention OF
the Newton District protest again st
such evils by word and action, and
that we endeavor to drive this evil
from our land by training the child.
rem to even dispise the name by which
Alcoholic Beverages are known.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-06-09
OLIVE BRANCH.
MRS. EFLIN, Reporter.

June Dave Larue and Jaug hter
Lottie drove to FIT Scott Saturday re.
turning Sunday.
Kate Mattocs came home Tuesday
from Moran where she has been learn.
ing the Millinery trade.
Grandma Harclerode has been Wis.
iting near Bronson for the past two
weeks.
Some of our young people drove tc
lola Decoration day.
The recent rains are giving the far.
meTs q rest.
Mrs mary Ford has treated heI
house to new coat of paint.
Mr. Mccoy and wife of Kincaid visit
ed their son at this place Sunday
Joe Harclerode is putting new
roof on his house.
Lue Eiiin and family were oul
guests Sunday
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SPRING VALLEY
pearI Lieuranee. Reporter.

i'dIl LltuEduVe' hepoElet,
June 6-Grandma Niles was quite
sick this week.
f. n Wolfe, j c Beatty and d +
Daniels shipped hogs Friday.
mabel Warren went to Ottawa Mon.
day morning to attend commence
ment this week.
Mr. Brown and Ed Shropshire went
to lola today.
The road oyerseer of Usage town
ship is putting in a culvert in our
neighborhood which was very much
needed.
MI Niles' have new potatoes.
f n Wolf shelled corn Monday.
Some of our neighbors are patroniz.
ing the creamery at Bronson.
James Hickson's have relatives
visiting them.
Mr. Brown joined the NJ w A last
night at Bronson.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-06-09
LA GRANDE.
Meribeth Ater, Reporter.


June 6-Children's Day exercises
were held at the Chapel Sunday
morning. A large crowd attended.
The title of the program was peace
or War" The children did their
parts well. After the program a
collection was taken which amounted
to S. %.
Lewis Gibson and wife spent Sun
day with the latter's parents, MIR and
Mrs ID w Ruxton.
Jennie Ruxton spent Sunday with
her parents.
Mr. Shoekey and wife visited at MI
Alters Monday.
Sunday morning the Rumble house
caught fire and burned. 1t was oo'
cupied by viii Merifield and wife
and John Winterbottom.