The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-08-04
THE COUNTY NEWS.
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GOLDEN VALLEY.
MRS. HATTIE euLLrrr, Reporter


Aug. Frank Wood, Sabel Finley
and Miss Leila Cunningham were at
the Ayers party, from Salem and jed
do.
There were four REGISTER report
ers at the Aver party Friday evening.
Mrs George Seymour has been on
the sick list.
The wolf came and caught my tur-
key hens and left his tracks, so we
could tell IL was wolf We think
1t was the pet wolf OF Funk Bros that
got away and is at large.
l. Preston and Grover Ketterman
helped Walter Wood stack flax.
The Army worm is not as numer-
Gus as 1t was.
Flax stacking is the order of the
day.
Willard Lytle broke bread with MT
Shinkell Wednesday.
mrs j I Wood and Margaret Funk
visited in Ottawa last week.
MT and Mrs Gullett called on Mr.
Bollinger and wife and MT stewart
and wife Tuesday.
Roscoe Wood and Edna took no.
ton they would 20 shell hunting, so
they wen TO the creek nearly miles
from home. Mr. Ward happened TO
go to the creek and there they were
in the heightn of g,ee-not telling
where they were going, of course ere
ated an uneasiness among the home
folks.
Edith, Octave and Artie Harmon
were my pleasant callers Monday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs Charles BOllinger visit
ed Burbon county since our last.
Miss Edith Harmon has received
scores of congratulations, since the
Edith Harmon name appeared on the
matrimonial list. Miss Edith wishes
to announce that she lie not married
nor candidate for matrimony, she
expects to teach schoo, several years
yet UNLESS she changes her mind)
The l. A : met at the residence OF
mrs Theo Maxson and had very
pleasant time Wednesday afternoon.
Those present were Mrs + Curfman
Mrs Myers and daughter, MRS Leroy
Ayers and daughter, MRS Allen and
Edna Wood and Mrs II Gullett. They
will meet August 9th at Mrs. Ed Boy
er's.
MRS Leroy Ayers and Lottie were
the guests OF Mrs Maxson.
Charley Kohler helped his brother
John last week.
f Curfman has had quite had luck
with his brood sows, losing three.
Mr. Maxson has charge of Mrs Kas-
beers cows, as she is preparing To go
east on visit.
III Preston broke bread with MRS G
Woods family Thursday.
Gus Daniels bought a horse of w
Gullett Thursday, also w & " alker
MISS Cora Lyle has been on the sick
list.
Mrs George Brown of Ottawa was
the guest of her brother IheO Maxson.
MRS Funk and daughter visited Mrs
G. Ayers Friday.
Richard Ewing and sister Ru n, at
tended the Ayers party, from lola.
mrs II J Preston and LYDIA Wood
went to lola since our last.
A bout sixty of the young folks, and
those not so young were invited TO the
commpdiOus home OF Mr. and MRS Le-
roy Ayers Friday evening. The
Young people played ouS in the yard
under the shade of the trees that were
lighted by lanterns. Cake, ice crea N
and music made each one feel like 1t
was good 60 be there, and at O'Clock
they could not tear themselves away
when the writer left, wishing Mr. and
Nrra Ayers a God speed ON the journey
of life and y ears OF usefulness.
Mr. Hamilton, the Marshall medi-
cine man, was i'm this community last
week.
Frank Wood and Gland Stewart
dined Mt Theo MaXsous since our last.
Mr. Prest on and wife were the guest
OF w G Walker.
Mr. Bid Williams and wife visited
A Walton and wife, of Independence
Miss Carrie Alderman attended
church ut the hall Sunday eve, from
Old Elsmore.
IT Wood and family visited Mrs
Kasbeers.
Mics Cad Stewart visited Miss
Myrtle MaXson,
Stanley Willard called ON ToneJ
Stewart.
Willard Lytle was the guest of j "
Gullett Wednesday.
Claud Stewart and Charley Hamil
ton. two of the staunch young men o
the Hall were in the Valley Wednes
day morning.
.Jenett Seymour was driving Ginger
t. cir buggy horse and she got scared
at hog by the rOad-eide and ran int
the wire and cut herself quite badly
A card from Rev Bud, who was on
pastor and who lives in lola now, say
he has been having the chills. He
in the town to warm up il he is coo