The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-09-08
GOLDEN VALLEY.
MRS. HATTIE GuLLErr. Reporte

w Gullett ana NJ Williams at
tended preaching at Elsmore sunday
and were the guests of MRS Sparkle
and daughter
Albert Ihrig plastered l. J Preston's
kitchen Monday.
Mrs Preston called on MRS G Wood.
Mrs Hamilton and daughter
called on We scribe Saturday while
they were enroute to Moran.
Mrs NJ Williams spent the day with
ye scribe since our last.
Mrs Brown and children have re.
turned TO their home in Ottawa, much
TO the regret of some the lads and
lassies OF our commLnity-and also of
older ones.
Nellie and Cora Lytie and Frank
Wood spent the day with their uncle,
John Seymour, since our last.
Miss Margaret Funk and Charles
Hamilton, Miss Hamilton and Richard
Kohler, attended church at the hall
Sunday evening.
Curtis Honk was assisting J w
Gullett Monday.
Charles Tredway attended preach
ing at the hall. He is one of the sue
cessful teachers of A lien county and
will teach at Independence this
winter.
DAILY Mccormick and Glare Kerr
were at the hall Sunday evening.
Miss Myrtle Maxson was the guest
of Miss Ida Rich since our last.
Miss Amy Seymour and Nellie
Lyte were visiting their aunt, MRS A
Wood, at Salem last week.
j r. Stewart bought two fat cows Of
j w Gullett aud shipped them to
Kansas City.
Mr. Williams bought two year old
steer of Mr. Gullett.
"What in the world was the matter
with your items last week." was re-
marked, "you surely forgot some of
them" | told the inquirers no, 1t
was slashing day at the office and
mine got the slash.
Mr. and MRS Whitney Boyer were at
the hall Sunday evening from Allen
Center.
Owing to some not knowing that
the A id Society was to meet at Mrs
Ed Boyer's there was not full at
tendance, so we will meet on Septem-
Der II at the same p ace and hope for
full attendance.
Mr. ID Ayers was out to his old home
and looked quite natural hauling
corn.
Miss Ida Stewart has gone home
after visit with her friends and
relatives.
Mrs Agga Funk visited her daugh.
ter, mrs Leroy Ayers, since our last.
Mr. w w Mitchell is rebuilding his
cellar this week.
Mrs G Gibson and daughter,
Florence, visited Grandma Gibson
Tuesday.
Walter Woods brother, VIII, re-
turned to his home in Reno county
much pleased with Allen county.
Mrs Ed Boyer and daughters, and
sister, were out driving in the valley
Monday evening.
Some who have been there for a
number of years say they never saw
it so dry in August, well, in some
places it has rained i'm Allen county,
but the valley did not get great
amount of rain since June. EARLY
corn is good, however.
Tip williams and w c Walker
threshed Monday and Tuesday.
Mr. Charles Bollinger's team ran
away with the moving machine and
were so badly hurt they had to kill
one of the horses. They were a good
team and ii was quite loss.
A number of farmers are cutting
brush and weeds in their fields. y
| good idea.
Mr. and Mrs Chas Redmond were
visiting A & Kohler's Sunday,
Mr. A & Kohler and James Farl
were in the hall community sunday
j p Kohler is blasting a well.
} w Gullett husked out four acres
of corn last week that went forty
bushels TO the acre. He husked II
out so the cattle could go through to
the stock well. Had we got the rain
what a crop Allen county would have
had.
Mr. Huck from lola is doing some
papering for Mr. Preston.
Grover Ketterman is cutting corn
Some ofthe flag went from eight t
ten bushels an acre.
II III does not ram what DAY W.
will have at lola is the gen eral re
mark.
Claud Stewart was up at the hall OF
his new wheel Wednesday.
Tony Stewart expects to attenC
school at lola this winter and ha
purchased new wheel to ride bacl
and forth.
MIS- ID Isaac was the guest of hel
sister, MIS- Williams, Monday.
Mr. George Wallace is ly ing danger
ously i'll with typhoid fever. Mrs
Wa lace is the daughter of MI Salli
who runs the racket i'm lola.
MIS- Woods, daughter and HUSBAND
returned to their home in missouri
last week. They like Kansas yer.
much. She has one daughter VIII,
may locate here owing TO her healtl
as it has improved so much since sh
came here. Her husband is etill il
Nebraska, but will come if she cor
tlnues to improve in health.
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