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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-04-01

In the Circuit Court of the city of Wis
iiamsburg aud county Of James City, In
vacation March 18th, 1899.
ID. W. Marston, who sues IN behalf OF
himself, aud all other creditors of
Fielding Brown. deceased. who will
come in and contribute 70 the costs OF
TINS SUIT. --.--............. ...plalntit.
VS.. In chancery.
NJ. k. Harrell, per rep. and others -.
-.-....-. Defendants.
The object OF this suit Is to subject the
real estate of which Fielding Grown
died seized and possessed 10 ,he pay
nent OF his debts, and TO obtain the
amount, character and priority of the
said deUts.
1t appearing by affidavit made and
died tina. Faunle Brown, who is one OF
the heirs at law and distributes OF
Fielding Brown, diseased, is = non res.
ldent OF This State. and further that
Westiy Brown who is also an heir al
Jaw and distributes has died, leaving
unknown heirs II is therefore ordered
that the said Fannie Brown q non-rSsi-
dent and the unknown heirs OF Westly
Brown, deceased, appear within fifteen
days alter due publication OF this notice
(Oeing first May Rules 1890 in the
clerks Office OF our said court aud do
what Is necessary 10 protect their letter
ests.
and it is ordered that copy of this
order be forthwith published once a
week fDr tour successive weeks in the
Virginia Gazette, a newspaper pub ished
IN the city of Williamsburg, Va. an
be posted - the inDnt Goor OF the court.
house OF James City county aud the city
OF Williamsburg on the first day OF the
next term OF The county ,urt alter the
date OF this order.
Teste.
THOMAS H. GEDDY, Clerk.
A copy teste:
L. II. GEDDY, ClerE
| Cyrus A. Branch,
N. L. Henley, Counsel for plaintiffs.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-04-01

FOR SALE. - BRI cKYARD SITE.
IN this city. Must be sold 70 settle
up an estate. Also a store house near the
College, and about so acres suitable Tor
q truck farm. aud adjOins the ii Y.
A. BROOKS, Ag't for heirs OF A.
Brooks, deceased.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-04-01

EOR SALE.--A PAYING NEWSPA-
PER In Virginia town. Ore
Thousand Dollars cash For informa.
tion address BARGAIN, care GAEErrE.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-06-16
FUNSTON
Mtss An srYMoun. Renortt

MISS AMY SEYMOUR, Reporter.
June II The talmers out this way
have commenced Flowing corn again.
Clara and ID ew Stewart and their
friend from Kansas City were guests
Of Myrtle Maxson since our last.
Ida Rich and Myrtle Maxson took
tea with Florence Hedger last Thurs
day evening.
MI A Wood and wife and Mrs Cum
ningham dined with US sunday.
Quite crowd from all around at
tended our exercises Childrens Day.
Our collection was 1851.
Mr. A Stevenson and wife were down
from LaHarpe sunday and took din.
ner at Mr. Myers.
1t hasn't raiued for several days and
folks are prophesying drouth al
ready.
Mr. Davis and wife of LaHarpe were
at our church sunday. Every body
invited to come again next sunday
morning to hear good sermon by
Rev Garter.
Our Normal ties were home ovei
sunday.
we uau the pressure OF atteuulug
| Childrens' Day exercises at LaHarp,
sunday night aud enjoyed it very
much.
Some of the good people met at on,
church last Wednesday aud gave it ;
good cleaning. 1t looks very inviting
now with lite new wall paper.
The people that remember on
school teacher Of about twenty year
ago, Florence Gri.fingl will he glat
to know that she Is alive and wei
and | had very pleasant visit will
her last Friday. Her home is nea
Eureka Kansas.
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SPRING BRANCH
MIR FRAxKLAcxsoN. Reporter.

Mr. FRANK JACKSON, Reporter,
June l3-During the storm Thurs
day night Mr. Howard's barn was
struck by lightning and caught fire
and was consumed with most of its
contents, including 20 bushels of corn,
two sets of harness, plows and a
couple tons of timothy. As there
was only 500 insurance on the barn
the loss is pretty severe on Mr.
Howard.
Ed Cain was buying fat stock in
this ghborhood last week,
Peter Gates was on the sick list
last week.
Blanche Fisher returned home
from visit with her sister in Elk
returned with her.
Those who went to Silver Leaf
Wednesday night to the supper were
surprised as nothing had been pre-
pared.
AlHarding was at home over sun
day.
MIR Clark's brother and his wife
who were here visiting them for some
time, went to st Louis last week for
treatment.
Mr. Anderson is having a well
drilled on the place where Mr. Sanders
lives.
Mrs Sawyer began attending the
Normal Monday.
The high waters ruined half an acre
of stra berries for A b Null.
William Davis and Miss Emma
have returned from Emporia. Mr.
Davis is contemplating building a
new house on his farm. They are
staying In lola at present.
Mr. Jones had a fat hog die
II H Jones now rides in new
spring wagon.
Frank NoOrhis returned home from
Tennesee last week, Everybody Is
very glad to have him back, although
he expects to return in the fall as he
has very paying position there
His friends are all glad of his sue.
cess.
Mr. Geyer is saving considerable
lumber at present.
I Mrs Ertie Reno of Yates Center is
visiting her parents, MI and Mrs
Daniels.
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BRONSON
Gertie Helms, Reporter

Gerte Helms, Reporter.
June 1.-the NJ L church had their
Children's Day services Sunday
morning at ii O'clock. The program
was well rendered.
Grace Requa of FIT Scott, is visiting
friends in town this week.
Miss Long has come from her home
in Illinois to spend the summer in
the Suntiower state.
Mr. and Mrs Williamson of Bayard,
went to TT Scott Monday.
Pat Lynch hoe : cen remodeling his
house and from ile looks of things
there will be new houseke pr IN
town before long, bat don't tell any.
body.
The Baptists had their Children's
Day service sunday evening at B
O'Clock. Every body enjoyed the
service
Misses Emma Nance and Georgia
shank and Messrs Earn Love aud
Ed Cummings attended the log
rolling at Kansas CITY.
Edith and Vorhee Adams went to
Eft Scott Monday.
Mrs Byram returnedgy'%m Kansas
CITY sunday where Neen, at
tarl a., o. - - - WIZ
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GENEVA.

Miss KSowLToE. Reporter
June l3-Geo V West attends court
at Garrett this week as a juror.
A lady cousin whose name we did
not learn is visiting at Mrs Frank
Woodrutfs.
Geo Stevens, former citizen of
Geneva now located in Colorado,
spent few days last week renewing
old acquaintance. here.
Clarence Rowland went down to
lola to see "pa" one day last week.
Carl Gray who is working near
Richmond Sundayed at home return
ing Monday.
Geo Hillman former resident o.
Geneva spent few days seeing old
familiar faces among as
George Franz and Ed Curtis were
held up one day last week on Dee
Creek bridge for about four hours
The high water did it. George viii
no doubt now change his ideas on thu
temperance question and no more ad
vOcate cold water and plenty of it,
Carpenter Bros shipped load o
fine cattle from here Monday night.
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MORAN.
ALMtRA c. BAssErr. Reporter


June 12-The straw berry cream
social given by the ladies of the NJ +
church Tuesday was quite well at
tended and all present enjoyed a
pleasant evening
Miss Floy McGlsshsn and Mrs Bar
ton went to lola Wednesday to attend
the Funston-Esse wedding.
Mrs w Rumbel .and children re-
turned from Kansas City Friday
where they have been visiting Mrs
OFT.
Children's Day exercises were held
in the NJ + and Presbyterian churches
Sunday. A H Williams of Baker
University delivered an address in
the exercises of the NJ f church.
DrJ f Jewell attended the South
eastern Kansas Medical Association
at Cheeryvale Tuesday.
G b Keith and daughter Edna
spent part of this week in Kansas
City.
Ralph Jewell returned Saturday
from Highland where he has been at.
tending school.
Laura Lacey very pleasantly Ell.
tertained about thirty of her friends
Friday evening An enjoyable time
Is reported.
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ONION CREEK.
LILLE rHoRnroN. reporter.

LILLE THoRnToS, reporter.
June lO-Harvestlng will soon be-
gin.
Rev montgomery and wife have
been spending the past week in this
neigh borhOot. sunday is preaching
day at the Valley.
Mr. Snivelv has added a new kitchen
to his house.
G. Thornton has q new chicken
tight fence n front of his house.
Mrs King and oldest daughter were
both sick last week.
Mr. Shockey and wife called on We
scribe Sunday.
Mrs Lyons has returned home aud
has been quite sick.
Some rail road men were through
this part of the county last week
working out rail road taxes.
Jack Galligar has been working fol
| Culbertson.
John Beahm attended the meeting
at silver Leaf sunday.
Homer Rush and Nellie FisheI
visited with Mr. and Mrs Allen Fishe
sunday
Fred Ellis spent Sunday at Der
Ellie near Humboldt.
Osborn's, Films aud John Roys
visited at Beahm's.
Some Of the young people of thi
community attended the dance a
Pent's saturday night.
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ELsMoRE.
Chas Braden. Reporter

Chas Braden, Reporter,
Ju g 14.-Miss Louise Cox returned
from Cottage Grove saturday where
she has been visiting relatives.
Mrs T b Oawley and daughters,
Alta aud Ruth, of MO ine, H., visited
friends here tue last Vt the week.
They left Monday for Bronson.
+ II Bradeu and mother of Pleasan-
ton, have been visiting relatives here
this week.
Miss Grace Buck of STARK, visited in
town the first of the week.
Several of the Savon burg people at
tended the Childrens' Day exercises
here sunday evening.
Frank smith spent Sunday with
relatives in Savonburg.
p Decker, j NJ samuel and G +
Jackson went to lola last Tuesday,
Mrs H w Cox went to Pleasanton,
" ednesday morning to visit her
daughter, Mrs Pine.
Mrs ) n Braden drove over to Bron-
son Monday.
Geo McUarty and Roy Redfield
drove over to Humboldt Saturday eve
ming returning sunday.
Miss josie Snyder was down from
Moran sunday.
The Elsmore baud will go to maple
ton for the Fourth OF July.
John Nyman was up from Savon
burg one day last week,
Childiens' Day was fttingly observ
ed by the people of the NJ + churct
by the rendering of a fine program,
which consisted of tableauX. drills
recitations etc, etc.
Neroka and Greeta Fergeson, o
Savonburg visited in town Monday.
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OIL D ELSMORE.

June l2-Oh how the lowlands are
overlooked. VIII the ground ever
get whore we can farm it again.
Miss Georgia Gardner has been in
lola attending Normal.
Old f. smore produces some new
Normalites every year and has some
girls, m 1dels of mod 4sty, even if they
are raised in Old ElsmOre
MI Humphry's house is quite an
addition tn our county.
Our creeks are up, higher than
they have been for some time.
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SOUTH MAPLE GROVE AND CENTRAL
AUENLIE

June l2.-Mr keiper Will eAart for
Mlnuesota the Iatter pant OF ihiA week
90 spent the summer win them sons,
John AID August.
Mr. Crawford has picked and mar
k, ted over en- ihnusand five hundred
quarts OF straw berries this season.
Ivan aud Katie Bushong, former
residents OF this county are vIsltip g
! friends in this community. Their
home is a. Ottawa
Nr j II HDlcomD and wife of Daven.
| pOtt Iowa came down Friday to close
up the business connected with the
| purchase of the farm from Mr. Craw-
ord. NJ X ,lcJnDi fa,h,r Wi come
down and taKe possession some time
during the present month.
Mrs Long and Criner of Kansas City
visited their father and brother
HIRAM aud Ed Burson last week
viii Woo Is Is erecting porch ad-
ditiOn 10 his m 'th-rs house.
Charley Ballard returned to work
in the smelter at Lola last Monday.
Your typo called Ossie LAYER 8
been bachelor.
Inc perry plcKerS VIII hOld tnell
annual picnic at the home OF Mr. Craw
ford Tuesday the 18th. All kinds o
good things to eat will be on tap, in
GLIDING ice cream, strawberries anC
cream etc. Then comes the paying
for the seasons work which is really
more enjoyed than the dinner.
We regret to announce that this il
our last items for the REGISTER w,
desire To thank our friends for theil
many kind expressions toward us
We have tried TO give the news i'm
partially and as IL was told to US.
We have offended anyone it was no
our intention Miss Ethel Lash ma
promised TO take our place and W
gladly turn over the pencil to her an,
hope you will give her your kind rs
sistance in securing the news.
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CRESCENT VALLEY

IpA ESDtCoTr. Reporter.
June l3-Mr Malowe and wife visit
ed at Elmer simmons sunday.
VIM Endicott and wife of smith
vile, Mo- are here and expect to
spend the summer in lola.
Grace O'Brien returned from Tope-
ka last week where she has been at.
tending college for tive past two
months.
John Rose is working IN the cheese
factory at humboldt this week
Ray House and family came over
from Elsmore last week to visit rela-
tives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs o G. Cunningham OF
Leanna, visited IN this part TIE lat.
ter part of the week.
Mr. Dwinnell and family spent sun
day at w NJ Endicott's.
Quite u number of THE vicinity and
around Humboldt are atten ding
Normal this week.
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HUMBOLDT.
Arthur Cunningham. Repor err.

AIluuI Cunningham hSpoL NL'
June lS-Presidiug Elder Ball
preached in the methodist church
sunday morning.
Rev 4 A Rothwell was at Paola
sunday and in consequence there was
no service in the morning.
Children's Day was observed in the
Pres byterian church Sunday morn
ing,
Miss Louise Fussman has returned
after years work in Russell. She
expects to teach there next year also.
VIM Cunningham is in Detroit,
Mich, attending the supreme lodge of
the knights of Honor.
The river was over the fair grounds
Sunday but soon receded to its
channel.
Lots of wheat has been hauled to
town this week.. More wheat was
held by farmers near Humboldt than
anywhere along the river.
Cards are out announcing the mar
rlage of Miss Ona Cox of Elsmore and
+ II Leitzbach, June II,
The band boys returned from Kan
sas City in good shape. They had
! lots of fun but did not enter the con-
test.
II Holcomb of Davenport, Iowa,
who purchased the Crawford farm, is
here with Mrs HolcOmb, the guests
Mrs Porter.
The Republican primary passed Off
quietly with no contest. q Dewitt
and Lutte Slower were candidates for
surveyor. No other officers had OPP
position. A fine set of delegates were
elected,
The band boys were overwhelmed
with invitations to play for the pack
ing houses and big stores in Kansas
City. They are invited to go with
the Elks TO ST Louis next month and
are almost sure of being engaged to
play at the Carnival in October
Hon f. II Funston has been in
vited to speak in Humboldt on tho
4rh, TheIe is going 10 As. Seen
. i9pNsrNss, g.
b it ever since.
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NORTH LOGAN.
Tnos. vANNIcE, Correspondent.

THos, VASNIcE. Correspondent
June l3-Mr Cleaver and wife were
visiting at Mr. McKinley's one day
last week.
Mrs viii moon was visiting at
Thompson's and NanNice's Thurs
day afternoon
w + Woodruff moved his kitchen
one day last week.
l. Foster is putting up barn.
Frank Elliott is working for him.
Mrs Jacob Waggoner visited her
mother in Hum boldt last week who
has been sick.
Owl Creek was all over the bottom
last Saturday. The milkman, MT
Dyer, has not been able to cross for
several days to gather milk on the
other side
Will Works has raised and sold q
| big crop of fine strawberries this
season.
Zada Ayers was visiting at viii
| NanNice's last week
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LEANNA
pIrsxAr COURTNEY. Reporter.

DIEsKAu COURTNEY, Reporter,
June 1.-THE weather has been
very unfavorabie for farming the past
two weeks.
Bro Rothwell of Humboldt preach
ed at this place sunday morning and
evening.
On accounted bad weather last sum
day week our childrens exercises was
not very well attended but the cOllec-
ton was very good, amounting to 81.
Quite number of Leanna's young
folks attended Childrens exercises al
'airview sunday night,
Lewis Hanson who has been sick
or several days is reported better al
his writing,
Leanna's young men contemplate
organizing a base ball team in the
near future.
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NEOSHO VALLEY.
c. L. ARNOLD. Reporter.

June 1.-THE river rose 90 rapidly
last Friday forenoon that it was
thought that the bottoms would be
overlooked, but it began to go down
just in time to prevent great damage.
Josh Butler has applied gas pres
sure te his stock well 80 that his stock
is watered without labor and there is
no wind mill or pump to be getting
out of fix all the time.
CE Jacoby is working at the Laun-
dry in town.
Our : : will hold Childreus' Day
services at the church next Sunday
at 10 o'clock. Should it be raining at
that hour it will he held in the eve
ming.
Mr. Hofferd who WAS at Mr. Dickeys
last week is now working at the smell
ter.
JP Maxwell road the NJ w A goat
last Friday evening.
Mr. Dickey was out from lola with
his brother f Dickey sunday.
EB Butler purchased new binder
last week.
IT seems that Jas Colglszier was the
fret man in the neighborhood to go
into his wheat field with harvester.
His many friends were as much
I please as surprised to know that
Mckee was again able to make q visit
among US. He and his wife were
driven out on Thursday and returned
to town Saturday.
VIM Green took in the Woodman
display at Kansas City last week.
Emma Clark was among friends
here the first of the week.
j NJ Robinson and one of the boys
came over from Uniontowa Saturday
and returned Tuesday.
j = Maxwell and wife showed
astonishment Tor short time on
Wednesday evening of last week
when some of their friends came in
upon them simultaneously. The sur
prise was arranged by her parents,
and celebrated their 9th wedding an
nIversary. Music and ice cream and
cake prompted an indulgence pleas
ing to all present.
Mrs simpson has painted her barn
BY a singletreee breaking while
driving around town Saturday Marion
Browns team took fright and ran
away with his truck wagon. He and
q boy with him escaped injury by
jumping out, but the wagon was con-
siderably damaged.
Mrs Frank HecoX's sister came up
from Pittsburg recently and was quite
sick several days last week.
= 1t seems that Ed Butler has started
out to make good use of the ice cream
season. On numerous occasions OF
. late he has Invited friends in to par.
! ticipate With him.
Mr. Dickey has facilitated their GO
ing by purchasing horse and buggy
G r Peck has had a neat woven wire
fence built around his door yard. He
is also fencing quite extensively with
: woven hog wire.
3 G l. Homer inflicted a severe wound
on his foot with an AK, in consequence
of which he has quit working for Nj
Butler
BY a determined effort mainly OF
I The part of the women of Union neigh
borhood, they have succeeded in col
, Letting means with which they hav
! purchased an organ for the ; a
that place.
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BAYARO.
Lora Dawson. Reporter.

June I3-Vertnae aud Lena L1ug
from Illinois are visiting their aunt,
Mrs Beatty.
MRS ID f Daniel and son Roy came
home from Ottawa Fri lay where Roy
has been attending school.
Mrs Whitesell and daughters
Agnes and Clare visited relatives
near Bronson Sunday and Monday.
The hou g in which Mr. RhoAdes
lived was burned last ednesday to
get rid of the smallpox germs.
Mrs Pearl McCalian and children
are visiting her mother Mrs Trimble
at this writing,
LG Vandiveer and Clarence Mock
drove to lola Monday.
Mr. Ward real estate agent from
lola was in this vicinity saturday.
Oracle Daniels entertained a few
little friends "Wednesday evening,
Lee Rogers and family visited in
Kincaid saturday.
May Beatty is at home from Ottawa
where she has been going to schoo
for the past nine months.
Sam Trimble and wife went to MO-
ran saturday.
A party at Willie Warrens -Satur'
day night and general good time l.
reported.
Ell Wright of moran visited with
Waiter Ross over sunday.
Mr. Ross and wife from Bronson arr
visiting williamson Bros.
Will Vandiveer and wife went I,
Kincaid Monday.
Mrs Ease spent sunday with Nj
Tase in Bayard.
Marion Williamson and wife visited
i'm Bronson Monday.
MRS ID zier has returned from mis-
souri, where she has been visiting he
daughter.
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OLIVE BRANCH.
Mas. EFLIN, Reporter.


June l3-Bro McNabb of Moran,
filled his usual appointment here
sunday at $3.50 p. m. and we were
glad to see 80 many young people
there.
Mr. MattoX and family, Minnie
Lamb and Mabel Ford attended
Children's Day exercises at Prairie
Hall Sunday.
Harve Bromegen came home from
Neosho county for few days visit
Dell Anderson is spending week
with her sister, Mrs Boyer, near
Prairie Hall
Howard Moore delivered a load of
hogs at Moran Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs sam Whitlow were
sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs Lowe.
Wallace Hall and wife were guests
at Lewis Eltin's Sunday.
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ALLEN CENTER.
john ". Treadway.

June ia NJ Wood sold his wool
to ST Louis merchants at very satis-
factory prices. Sheep pay quicker
and eurer plofts than any other live
stock.
ChiIdren's Day will be observed on
the evening of June 25th, one week
from next sunday.
f. Crowell returned from Emporia
on Tuesday of this week.
Dollie Adams is also in attendance
at normal from the Center.
Geo Barth of Prairie Dell has busi-
ness in our neighborhood.
f. H Tobey has sold his famous
pasture that has an everlasting water
pond to Jas Farr.
Some big prices have been offered
for land in our neig hborhood that has
no gas lease on. Listen for future
reports.
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Ia GRANOE.

Mrs f. j, Reade, Reporter
June l3-Mell Love and Lol Dpty
went to Kansas City last week for re.
pairs for their threshing machine.
Mary Mouls, Mesdames Hodges
and Merrill and cliff Eastwood Of
Moran, attended Quarterly meetinl
at LaGrande saturday and sunday
Quite a number of the LaGrand'
young people went IN the ice cream
supper and party at John Booths o.
Spring Valley.
Mr. Foust is laying a foundation
under Mr. DOty's house.
John Dickerson and VIII Saar
shipped cattle and hogs to Kansa'
City last week.
Mrs DeWeese and Mrs Reade visit.
edMrs Mason, south of LaHarpe last
week.
A few of the young people went
fishing Friday, caught few fish and
had lots of fun.
Mrs Jack Myers is visiting hen
brother in Ottawa.
A number are replanting their corr
with kstiir corn The farmers in
general have poor stand OF corn.
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