The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-07-14
GOLDEN VALLEY.
ars. Hattie artLErr. Rennrter

guests of ID Curfman's
johnny Hoil is: road boss and the
roads . in good deal better shape
than they have been for years.
MIR Bailey has q fine truck patch on
the old Deharen farm.
MT and Mrs Gullett were pleasantly
ertaiued at the home of George AL
dermsn and wife since our laet.
There is pesky little chigger.
He is not any bigger
Than the point OF q pin.
How we wish he was led
To his "little" messy bed
Aud that would be the eud
of min 'him-'him.
Curtis Honk has a new wheel.
Charley BollinRer was in this com.
munity Wednesday.
R Stewart and wife were in the
Valley Thursday.
A steam engine and coru shelter
passed through the Valley Thursday.
NJ Williams and w Outlet went
to Hum boldt Saturday.
Mrs Preston and Wayn and ye
scribe called on MRS c Wood Thurs
day.
Mrs Allen and Lydia Wood visited
at Salem Thursday
Artie Harmon is taking music les
sons of Mrs I wood.
Willard Lyle called oil j w Gul.
lett and Geo Seymour's Friday even
ing.
Jennie and Minnie Hamilton were
the guests of Mrs Wood. This should
have been reported last week.
w Outlet bought two cove of A
Walton and mule OF w Lyle
Thursday.
Clara Monbeck has returned home
after weeks stay with Mrs j p
| Kohler.
Eddie Monbeck visited his sister,
MRS Collins.
Mr. Read, who is well known in the
early history of Kansas, and especial
ly Rice county, but whose home is in
Ottumwa at present, was in the Val
ley Thursday and Friday.
All these years while our worthy
editor was speaking kind words in
favor of gallant Fred some would say:
Charley Scott is always pulling Fred
Funston" Now the papers say we
did not praise Fred soon eRough, we
had hero and did not know il. Fred
had one friend who knew his real
value aud he alone for several years
praisedN him when other pens were
silent. The friend that stays by you
when you are alone is the real friend
Not the one that will bow to you
when all the world is bowling. Our
editor praised Gen. Funston when he
needed It rs much as now, yet no one
but him knew the value of the boy.
Lots of chickens and turkeys came
up missing after the rain.
A young son at NJ AlsOps.
A young daughter at Ed Bayles.
Emerson Page spent sunday at
home. He has been working at Joe
Woods.
John Barron and daughter Efiis,
have gone to Cotfeyvlle to spend u
few days with relatives.
Dave Alderman visited Sam stan
ley's young people since our last.
T Wood shipped hogs Wednesday
from LsHarpe.
Frank Myers was able to walk out
Wednesday.
Ed Welker and Clarence McCol-
lum went to Bronson the 4th.
Lutte Hendrix has gone to Bourbon
county. His many friends wish him
we'll He is good young man and
leaves many friends here.
We were all shocked to hear Of the
accident that happened to Fred Kess-
Ter.
Frank Myers is on the sick list.
MRS Weaver and Stewards young
people were the guests of I Woods.
Miss Amy Seymour has been visit
ing two of her scholars who are sick.
MIS- NJ l. Seymour started to De.
troit Wednesday, Amy, Una and
Florence will assist Mr. Seymour with
his work.
Robert Duncan tusseled with the
fries at J p Outlets the 4th.
Tip Williams and family and j p
Kohler and family visited at Willie
Mitchells the 4th
MRS John Lsury has friends visiting
her from Neodesha, Kas.
Mrs Courtney lie visiting her mother
MRS Williams.
Lots of young chickens died from
an over production of water.
Rev Ashbaugh will preach at the
Hall on the morning of July the 10 at
IL O'Clock. Our pastor contemplates
little tour for his health.
Some one has stolen or killed ouI
pet dog. Had they taken, or killed q
horse for us we would have thought
more of the party. A dog is property
the same "a q horse, and good dog
is valuable article on farm. OuI
dog had few equals and was excelled
by none.
The Prairie Dell reporter spoke o.
marking their chickens. Some have
theiT turkeys marked here and some
have lost good many chickens by
the wagon route. Dogs do not seem Il
he in their way.
The milk wagon laid Off the 4th.