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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-12-21

The Senator from Vermont tells NJ
that We are in favor OF giving the
right to vote, but will not give the
right to bold ONCE. ! AN gong to
vote for this proposition without u
king on responsibility for il. I an
not responsible for this half vay
proposition. simply take il at thus
late hour Is the best can get after
having struggled for the right 70
vote and the right to hold on ..
II there 10 On opportunity to get
the right 10 hold ONCE l will do il, /
take NO risk, for am dstern,nsd 70
take what can get IL I cannot gst
Ill | demand
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-12-21

Now sir, do We wish to set up q
partisan class in these Southern
Ststesf Do We wish to try an expert
ment that has overthrow the most
CIVILIZED of ancient COVER pmentsf
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-12-21

Therefore am Wiling nov to give
thu n the right 70 vote IL I ear NOT
g for them the right to be voted
Ter. l will take that il ! cannot get
Any more"
In subsequent articles wlll quote
quite literally from the debates ss-
the fact that the right n
vote does not confer PEI . the right
to hold once.
K. RAYS.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-12-21

Do not tell me SIR, that the righr
to vote carries with 1t the right 10
sold ofice. II does no such thing.
No man in the world has Q right 10
old ohiee. the peoI le Raves right
to vote, AID they have q rieht to put
terms and conditions to the ne q
that they make.
Mr.. Webst said in the Coustitu-
,ioDal Convention Ct Massachusetts,
10 lS2O, that No man had the right 70
mold office, bar the people had right
to define and make the terms AID
conditions upon which onoes should
be- held.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-12-21

BY crscgissa. ~ fly
cent and enc dollar
sizes You may have q
sample bottle ~ msa
sye~ xl.o Y>sr~s,A e. s~ll-
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-04-14
LA HARPE .


+Ahos - IN DA'ASt ANSBoAhNA'
Miss Sallie Kerr has returned from
her visit 10 Arkansas ana will go ill.,
To partnership with Mrs Fisher III the
dress making business at Sheldon's
residence
MRS Ed Wilson IL down from Kim
cald calling on some Of her old friends.
DIR Hooper reports new daughter
at John HamptOn's and son at Mr.
lsaacs'.
Mr. Story has his photograph gall
lery In running order now anu Is
ready to take your picture.
w Holt has resigned his position
at the smelter and has gone to
Cherryvale TO look up a location.
Will Hale has sold out his interest
in the barber shop to Mrs Reming-
toms brother. Mr. Hale Will visit his
parents at Edgert0n Tor the present
The NJ f. ladies gave u supper and
ice cream at the school house last
Saturday night Tor the Rebekahs.
About forty Rebekahs came over
from lola last Saturday night to help
the Grand Master organize a lodge
here of twenty-six members. Not
/ W Nhb NtdlutI lut1
had fine time. lola has u good
team in splendid working order.
Quite a number returned home to
lola after lodge and supper, but u
good many stayed all night with
friends ana returned to lola sunday
morning on the pug. We hope they
will come again.
Miss Adams is selling quite a num-
Der of spring hats Notwithstanding
the weather.
Mr. and MRS Robinson were out from
lola on Monday.
Cooksey d Tonney's new building
will soon be ready for occupancy.
Miss Sadie Travis had some of the
Salvation Army ladies out here on
Monday evening.
Mrs Withers and Forrest have
moved into the Nose Plckell house.
Mrs Wright and Mrs Wells have re-
turned home to Uniontown TAX
Ing Alton Patterson with them. We
are glad to report Otie much better.
The Zinc Company is having
twenty-One new houses built anC
thirty new cisterns dug at once.
Geo ROOertsnaW mas come To- WISH
home folks. We did not learn wher,
from.
Geo Runyan and wife are up from
Chanute to visit relatives.
Mrs Firestone brought her little
grandson back from MT Hope with
her. Mr. Lenhart and family viii
soon move here.
Bishop Millspaugh preached a very
interesting sermon last tuesday nigh
at the NJ h church.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-04-14
HUMBOLDT.

April l2-The stormy disagreed BILE
weather of election day kept good
many of the ladies at home and the
vote was about 200 short of last year.
Jas Peery was elected mayor by 81
votes. + II Leitzbach, NJ Henrichs,
w A Hess, w J Pickell and Frank
Fussman are on the council, Frank
Sommers is clerk, ID Riley, marshall;
VIM Thompson, street commissioner
and NJ Wallace is police judge.
Earl Richards of lola is attending
school at Humboldt.
The University students returned
to their work Monday and Tuesday,
Rob Lander aud Wilfred Wilmington
going up Monday and Ches Jones and
his friend, Herbert Bailey, the next
day.
Rev Fem went to Baldwin Monday
to assist In memorial service of the
a o u w at that place.
Rev b G McQuesten is at Girsrd
this week attending Presbytery' MIS-
McQuesten will spend the week at
Ottawa.
Mrs o c Brett was quite i'll for a
Will this week but Is better now.
Saturday was an all round day. A
big crowd was in town including a
lot of lola sports, one of whom decid-
ed to stay at the earnest solicitation
of Marshal Riley. A buggy contain
ing two girls started to run away at
Lander's shop and threw the girls out
when they reached the center of town
bruising them slightly. Then Joe
Langley got into an argumentative
mood and emphasized his remarks
by the aid of an iron Irvine holder
completely flooring his opponent
Marshal Riley was kept busy unit
nearly Easter.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-04-14

little Mildred Dickerson, daughter of
Mr. and MIS- f NJ DIckerson.
Miss mabel Swinney Of lola, came up
Saturday to visit her mother who is
here visiting her brother, Chan Den
ton.
We noticed quite number of
strange faces in town this week, one
of which was not so strange after we
learned who it was, Roy Curnutt, and
he had little mustache.
Died, April 5, 1899, little Mildred,
daughter of Mr. ard Mrs + NJ DECKER
son. aged two years, two months and
eleven days. Cause, whooping cough
and bronchial pneumonia.
A bud the gardener gave them.
pure and lovely child.
He gave IL to their keeping,
To cherish undefled:
But lust as IL was opening
Tothe glory of the day,
Down came the heavenly gardener
And took their little child away.
Mrs Jackson of Arcade, y Y, came
here last week. Her husband is in
this locality looking after his farms.
MRS Jackson is an old friend of Mrs ;
Il Gilbert.
Jim Day and wife returned Tues
day from weeks visit with his
brother in Chase county. They also
visited one day with MRS Days
daughter, Cora Fletcher, who is at
tending school at Emporia.
Died, April 10, 1899, Roy, youngest
son of John Sells and wife, aged two
years. The cause of his death was
whooping cough and measles.
Born, to Ed Weible and wife
Tuesday, A pril IL, a girl.
Charlie Melburn's little boy, Car l.
is very sick. He had whooping cough
and measles, and last Sunday he took
cold and now has pneumonia.
Park Johnson's oldest boy, Eddie
Is very sick. Mrs Johnson is in pool
health.
Elliott Swickard has been very sick
for the past ten days and was nc
better last evening.
There is in course of construction 9
new addition to Young's Hotel.
Charley johnson returned from
Washington state Monday with his
mother who is going to make her
home here.
We learn that Chan Denton came
very near having fire at their resi-
dence Tuesday night. After the fam
lily had retired, for some cause dry
ing rack that stood near the stove
with clothes on it drying, fell over In
to the stove, took fire and had they
not been warned of the danger by
some one passing, there surely would
have been sad hearts in that home
the next morning. Most of the fami-
ly were asleep upstairs.
The village blacksmiths are quite
busy now sharpening the farmers
plows, getting ready for their spring
work.
Al Scott's little child, Pearl, is re
ported quite sick.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-04-14
CARLYLE.
c. A. sTIEsoS, Reporter.

April l2-The relatives of Mrs } w
Baughman have the sympathy of
their many friends in their sore be-
reavement.
W. Wilkinson came home from
the Strip last Friday morning bring
ing the remains of his father for
burial. Grandpa Wilkinson has
many friends here who deeply SYM
pathiZe with the family in their af-
Fiction
MT Ludwick has traded his farm
here for lola property and has moved
to town. Mr. Slocum, the new conner,
has moved to the farm here.
Mr. and MRS Carroll have come to
live with their brother-in-law, Mr.
Gillespie this season.
A number of the ladies went Tues
day to help Mrs Stinson sew carpet
rags. Those present were: Mesdames
J ID Christian. f. w Boulson; w
Wilkinson, Jacob Stricken, II b
Arnold and Miss Margaret Christian.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-04-14
SPRING BRANCH
MR. FRANK JAoKsoN. Reporter.

Mr. FRANK JACKSON, Reporter. :
Garfield Voorhees, has been sick
the past week.
Electie Dillingham; went to Neal
Saturday where sho will remain all
summer with her uncle and take
treatment as she has very poor
health. Her many friends hope she
will be benefited
There were seven persons took the
county examination at Spring Branch
saturday.
Some are having their cattle de-
horne this week.
The old gentleman Seeberger re-
turned from an extended visit to
Ohio.
There has been a great many wild
ducks, cranes and geese IN this local.
lately and the boys have lots of fun
shooting at them. Some times they
hit them.
1t is very busy time with the
farmers now.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-04-14
BRONSON.
Gertie Helms, Reporter.

Gertie Helms Reporter.
Mr. Campbell went to FIT Scott We'd
nesday.
Harry Hiner and Mrs Malone visit
ed in lola Saturday.
Mr. McCarty returned from Kansas
City Saturday.
Miss Daisy Mattox, mabel Cummings
and Gertie Helms went to Moran Sat
urday to take the county examina-
ton.
Bob Beeman lost one ofhis cL ildren
last week and it was buried at the
Bronson cemetery Friday.
Adam Holeman had the misfortune
of sing very valuable horse last
week.
Miss Nellie Hampton's school was
out last Tuesday.
Married at the home of the BRIDES
parents at Bronson Wednesday, Miss
Ada Donnely and Ralph Anderson.
The happy couple have the best wishes
of the entire community.
Mr. Williamson was down from Bay
ard Tuesday.
Miss Viola Anderson went to Union
town Friday evening for visit.
Lawrence Moore's school closed last
Thursday.
Mrs w Ketchum has been quite
sick the past week.
Miss Fanny Martin is visiting her
father at Bronson.
Talk about the peace and quiet of
Bronson. Well we do claim to be
somewhat peaceable. OF course if we
had half dozen saloons and as many
gambling dens and town full of loaf
ers, we would have to look sharp to
our election, but if you don't believe
we are all right IN Bronson come over
and see the business that is carried on
and be convinced.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-04-14
PRAIRIE CENTER.
MRS. H. SMITH, Correspondent.


April I'VE have plenty of mud in
this part of the county and farming
moves very Glow, little oats sown
owing to wet weather.
DR. Walker and wife from Beagle
are here visiting the latter's parents
Mr. and MRS McClay.
Mr. Irwin went to Chanute Thurs
day.
Rev Steinmetz preached very In
teresting sermon at the church Sun
day evening.
Misses Clara Nourse and Effie Laid
visited at Mrs ChOguill's last Sun
day.
Miss Nettie King visited at James
Wilson's part OF last week.
MRS Lille Dickinson had some den
tai work done by the visiting dentist
at Humboldt Tuesday.
Willis Wilson, Jessie Smith and
Frank. Dickinson have been having a
siege of sore throat, but all are better
now.
Alfred Smith went to VIM Miller's
Tuesday. He expects to work there
all summer.
The REGISTER agent was pleasant
caller at our house one day last week
We wish her success.
Mr. and Mrs Smith visited at theil
daughters, Mrs Minnie Dickinson, IN
Woodson county last Thursday.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-04-14
LEANNA
DIEsKAu COURTNEY, Reporter.

DIEsKAU COURTNEY Reporter.
April 11-Some farmers have COM
menced planting corn.
Mr and Mrs Cunningham were out
from Humboldt Friday.
u r. Courtney was down from La
Harpe the first of the week.
Miss Kettle JOrdon is staying at
George JOrdon's.
Mr. Barron was out from Chanute
last week and did some painting for 4
j Burghart.
Alfred Williams of Golden Valley,
was down to Leanna Sunday.
II A Richardson and family visited
relatives at Leanna Sunday.
Scott Hardsook went to Chanute
Monday.
DIR Courtney and son, Dieskan
were over to Savonburg Saturday.
The Big Greek Township S S con,
Vention will meet at Odense Baptist
church next Sunday at 1880 p m.
At the annual election of officers al
the Christian sunday School the fol.
lowing persons were elected for the
ensuing year: Supt, George Award
Asst Supt, Mrs Ingels; Sec, Glars
Hunter; Chorister, Dieskan Courtney
Organist maud Dickerson.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-04-14
FUNSTON
MISS AMY SEYMOUR. Repor

MISS AMY SEYMOUR, Reporter.
Claude Stewart went down to Far
View Saturday to conduct the
examination.
Ira McCollum and Prentiss Donald
went down in Cherry Grove neigh bor-
hood sunday to visit Ira's sister.
Leroy Ayers went to lola Thursday
and MRS y visited her mother, MIS-
Funk.
Prentiss Donald went to LaHarpe
Saturday to take the examination.
Frank Myers and Laura Larue
were at Mr. Stewards Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Stewart were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs Van Seymour
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Kasebeer drove down
to see Etfie Barron Sunday pm.
MRS r Andruss is still very sick.
DR. Chsstain of lola is the attending
physician.
Mrs Andruss' mother and sist er
from FIT Smith, Ark, are here to help
take care of her.
Monday p m Grandma miller, Mrs
Seymour and Amy called on Nellie
Curfman who is quite sick at this
writing.
M and Mrs David Ayers were out.
from lola for a few days visit and
will take the remainder Of their goods
to their new home in lola.
Rev Hamilton preached to us Sun
day morning and Rev Carter at night.
MRS Carter and children came along
this time and spent the night at j w
Seymour's.
Sherman Sproul left last Friday
for his home in Indian Territory after
being most pleasant visitor for
about two weeks.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-04-14
ELsMoRE.

April 1l-Nr Slower of lola and A +
McCarty of Humboldt were in the
city last Tuesday.
Smith a. Sons have opened up a
general store in the old Lardner,
Love Bros old stand.
The Elsmore school closed last FRI
day with fine program.
The II u Orion family showed at
the hall last Monday and Tuesday
evenings.
The Enterprise moved into the
Rumblad building last week.
MRS Sparks will have a large addi-
ton built onto the hotel in the near
future.
JP Decker made business trip to
Kansas City last Tuesday.
JP McCarty and wife OF Mapleton,
moved to ElsmOre last Friday. Mr.
McCarty will take charge of the fur
niture store.
Oh, yes ! T. II Leitzbach OF Hum
boldt was over again last Sunday.
Mrs Cutter returned to her home
near Bayard Sunday after a visit
with her mother, Mrs j p Decker.
Miss LaRue died at her home,
northeast of Elsmore last Monday
with congestive chill, She will be
missed very much by the people of
this vicinity.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-04-14
GOLDEN VALLEY.
From Another Reporter


Mr. Green closed his term of school
last Friday. The scholars surprised
him with dinner and also made him
a present of an autograph album.
Miss Anna Manbeck took the com.
mon school examination at Moran last
Saturday.
Born to Mr. and Mrs Dresden Isaac
April I, boy.
Mr. and Mrs John Manbeck were
the guests of Will Urvius who is
now living north of Moran.
Clair Kerr went to lola Saturday
Mrs Funk and family aud Cora
Lytle were the guests of Mr. and Mrs
Leroy Ayers since our last
Mamie Maxwell was the guest OF
Margie Paske last week.
Herbert Brown is still improving
We hope he will soon recover.
Fanny Ward has been sewing fol
Edith Fan the past week.
Quite number of Olive Branch
people attended meeting at the Val.
ley last Sunday evening. We ask
them all back again.
Obed Kerr and wife were the guests
of their son Walter and wife last
Sunday.
Richard Kohler who has been t.
Kansas City for some time came home
last Thursday.
A c Kohler shipped cattle to Kan
sas City last week.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-04-14
SOUTH MAPLE GROVE AND CENTRAL
AVENUE.
o. @. Crawford, Reporter.

April III NJ Spawr of Moran spent
Tuesday night with n w Crawford.
Hurley Palmer IL building a new
Kitchen and bedroom addition to his
house.
Supt Grant Billbe "tookn the
school with his kodak recently. The
pictures are credit to both Mr. Bill be
and the school.
Paris Deal is putting up new yard
fence next to the road. 1t is woven
wire and Is very neat.
Fred Hottenstein had a lively little
runaway in Humboldt last week.
The only damage done was the loss OF
about bushels of coal which was
scattered around in the mud.
While hauling a load of hay to
town Tuesday Ed Maxwell broke his
wagon.
Art Dimond and your humble
servant took header at the Santa
Fe crossing Friday. If you don't be-
lieve it ask Paris Deal or Enoch
Palmer.
Why don't someone get married
down here. We will give anyone a
free write-up. Whu will be the first
to take advantage ofthis liberal offer
We know of one or two good mel
who would like to hire men to work
on farm.
n w Crawford is quite sick at the
present writing. He is having 9
serious time with his arm.
Mr. PEPPER was down to Chanutt
Sunday to see DIR Barker.
n w Crawford was in lola Satur
day and purchased a monument o
Null d Palmer which he will erect
at the family lot in.Mt Hope cemetery
John Rash lost valuable horse
Sunday morning. 1t dropped dead
it is supposed, from heart disease.
John Sauer's children have abou
recovered from the measles.
1t is not only town people whC
have been losing chickens. We
know of several families who are
short of poultry and some since thu
aggregation was sent up from Hum
boldt. There is great possibility
that there are others and perhaps o
a different color.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-04-14
MORAN.
ALMIRA c. BAssKrr, Reporter.

ALMlkA y. bAhshIT, hepOTte1'
April 10-Mr McGlashan has sold
his stock of drugs to Mr. Kline and
Mr. Kline has sold his stock of shoes
to MT McGlashan. The change is being
made this week.
The following officers were elected
at the city election Monday: mayor,
+ Jewell; Councilman, w f Young,
NJ Spencer, Z McGlashan, o Dick :
inson and j A Armstrong; Marshal,
l. rulwider; City Clerk, $ & Warner
Jr; Police Judge, James Woodland;
Street Commissioner, w G Carter.
The Baccalaureste sermon will be
preached by Rev J r McNabb
MT Moules and family have moved
into the house recently occupied by
MT Strickler.
Esther Lambeth has been quite sick
lately.
Rev G NJ Cantrall, Rev Chas Evans
and w A Ross attended esbytery
at Girard last week
Andrew Smith was in town last
week.
The Alumni held a meeting Tues
day and elected new officers.
A large number of invited guests
gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Mendall Friday evening and enjoyed
musical treat. Miss McGlashan's
piano scholars gave recital and the
music was enjoyed by all, as was
shown by the number of encores The
entire entertainment was creditable
to both teacher and pupils.
rnInt.nnq haNra
! been added to the school library.
| There is fine selection of books and
the scholars are already beginning to
enjoy them.
Rev G NJ Cantrall was in town last
week packing up his goods pIepa-
tory to going to his future home at
Nortonville.
A large n lmber attended the enter
tainmeut given by the Rebekahs
Tuesday evening and all report a
good time.
| A bout thirty of Miss Edna Au-
gustine's friends surprised her Thurs
day and reminded her of her tif-
teenth birthday by spending the
evening with her. Games were in or
der and all seemed to enjoy the oc'
| ChelOn RT6dtly anu lolO WlshihB hoi
many more pleasant birthdays.
Emmett Culbertson, who has sue
cessfully filled the position of pre-
scription clerk in p j McGlashan's
store, has gone to his home in lola
During his stay here he has made
many friends who are sorry to see
him leave but are glad he has SO
cured 80 good a position in his home
town.
MRS Tanning has received an in
crease of pension and hack pay anC
has built a new fence and otherwise
improved her property.
WE Young has placed new fenc'
around the property south of MI
Hoddy's.
Rev II L Baer will preach at thu
Presbyterian church Sunday morn
ing and evening.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-04-14
BAYARD.
Minnie Dawson. Reporter.

April, 1.-THE common school eX-
animation was held at Center Valley,
Jan. Sth. Those present were Misses
Meribeth Alter, Lulu Cramer, Bessie
Sailor, Verna Cox, Nettie Whitesell,
Evelyn Dawson, Leota and Grace
Lieurance, May Daniel, Lora Dawson,
John Doty, William Neville, Oliver
Rogers and Earnest Howeston.
Nellie Griffith visited at her home
near Kincaid Saturday and Sunday
Miss Hampton's school closed Tues
day.
Mr. and Mrs Oliver Williamson visit
ed at Bronson Sunday.
Mr. Willis went to lola, Monday.
Little Grace Daniels has been quite
sick with pneumonia, but ls better at
this writing.
Misses Nellie Hunley and Mabel
Warren went to Selma Saturday
where Mabel intends to get a class in
music for the coming summer.
Clarence Beatty returned home from
Ottawa Tuesday where he has been
visiting his sister Mae.
ElueF lIluuulS speuG ouuudJ az
home.
Mr. and MRS Lee Rogers visited In
Kincaid Sunday.
Freddy Teas spent Sunday with hit
father at Bayard.
Harry Rogers from Kansas City
visited his uncle Lee Rogers from
Thursday till Saturday.
Pearl McCallan is visiting her moth
or MRS TTimble at present.
DF Daniel and ] G Beatty shipped
stock to Kansas City Monday evening
A few friends of Mr. and MRS w
Ross spent Saturday evening very
pleasantly at their home.
Lawrence Moore completed a very
successful term of school at Osag,
Valley Thursday and returned to hi
home in Bronson.
Mr. and MRS G II Hartford visiteC
friends near Blue Mound Saturda.
and Sunday.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-04-14

Mr. and Mrs Dickinson from moran,
visited their daughter, MRS Whitesell,
over Sunday.
Mr. Japhet went to Bronson Monday
Mrs Molie Funston from lola is Wis
iting friends and relatives in this vi
cinity.
Christy Warren went to lola Satur-
day.
Lester Harvey visited his cousin
Charley T'rimble Sunday.
Mr. Whitesell went to Bronson on
business Tuesday.
Earl Daniel accompanied his father
to Kansas City Tuesday evening.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-04-14
DIAMOND.
MRS. T. W. JONES. Reporter

April Waverly school closed
last Friday much to the qualification
of teacher and pupils, as all are tired
of the daily tramp through mud and
snow. To the scholars who have APP
piled themselves earnestly it has been
a profitable winter.
Mrs V Padler was quite sick several
days but is reported much better at
this writing.
A rag lacking at MRS G w Smiths
last Friday.
Franklin a. 5prague threshed
millet for Mr. RObenstein Monday.
Frank Sprague has purchased a
new riding pillow.
We are asked to announce basket
supper at Diamond for Thursday
evening, April 20. Proceeds to apply
on the minister's salary. Please don't
forget the date.
George Ruxton, r ID Jones and
Perry Zentz sold fat hogs last week
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-04-14
NEOSHO VALLEY.
c. L. ARNOLD Reporter.


Frank Hecox's folks of Liberty
were visiting him the first of the
week.
Nm Burton was chosen superin-
tendent Of the Union Sunday School.
Geo McFail is the annex to E b
Buffers farm help.
s Jacoby came out from town ito do
some work on his farm the first of the
week.
In answer to a telegram saying that
his father could not live but a short
time p Maxwell left on the west
bound train Tuesday morning for
Butler county.
Wheat has been so badly damaged
In places that 1t will be plowed up
and replaced by other crops.
Butler went to Kansas City Mon
day and will return home in few
days.