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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-23

1teberleaen berlieren. Seine GrceI1ens
ftebt i'm 8egriff, cine itrense llnters
fu6ung iiber bic 0ortommniiie BEL Der
8erbaftung unb Der Gntlafuns bes
Senor pebro Qtlpare5 anSuoronen.
8rinet OieIe llnterIu9png Sbre
S9ulb an ben Sag, 10 es fir elm
freipilIiges @eitGnOniB gu ipdt, pber
man ipiirbe oemIelbsn bod MIDI lnebr
ben geringiten @ertb beimehen."
Wtanuel bel 8usco permo9te fi6 jez
bod ni9t pbne peiteres gu bem gu ents
i6lieben, mas man hpn linn perldn9te.
gr duBerte ben Wunid. 5und9It nit
leiner @emablin RiidIpra9e nebmen
gu biirfen, unb erit, als 9Ottor 8ibal
ibm nit aller 8eitimmtbeit ertlGrte,
eine fol9e llnterreOun9 perbe unter
teinen llmitdnben geItattet peroen,
fanb er ii1 mad einem lebten barten
&fe bereit, fir bic Soffnung duf
bic Grbultuns ieines 0aieins aIIes
unbere preis5ugeben, mas ibm Bis oda
bin 2ebens5ped unb 2ebens5iel gelpes
fen mar.
Sin umfaFenbes @9ulObetenntniB
mar es, bas er ablsgte. Sn einem 8e>
beimfa9 ieines S9reibtiIbes iollten
fi9, tpie er berIi9erte, ale iene Papiere
befinben, bsren @orlegung bic Salts
loii9teit Der bon Gon9itas proSeBgegz
nern auf Iein 9lnitiftsn erbpbenen Ins
iprii9e auf Oas llnSpeioeutigIte srtpeis
fen mubte. Sas Dpn Peoro Ilpare3
unterfertigte S9riftitiid, in iuel4em
bieIer ertlGrte, BON ben 8or9Gngen Bel
Der Srennung Der beiben Gpmpagnons
aus eigener Wa6rnebmung nidt bas
minbeite gu piIIen, mar benz ungliida
li6en Manne BON bel 8ascp ourdh bic
9robung nit Der i'm Weigerungsfalle
unpermeib!iden 8ollItredung Oes 2os
besurt6eils abgeprebt fporoen. uno
4lpare5 bate auberoem einen Gio
i9ipDren miifen, oiele @rtldrung ni9t
ettpa gu ipiOerrufen, fobulo er iih iens
ieits Der 9renSe in Si6er6eit befano.
0ieIe fir ben 4usgang bon @on9is
tas ProseB bebeutIdmen 9eitdnbniiIe
iparen jebpd nidt bic ein5i9en, bic bel
8ascp ma6te. Gr legte aud feline Be-
aiebungen gu @eorg Senntnger unb
benz bur6 SelbItmorb aus benz 2eben
geI9iebenen 9irettpr Strablenborf
bar. limb als Don Sole mad mebr
ais 5nsiItiinbigem 8erlpeilen bic 9es
fGngniB5ene perlieb, mar er i'm 8efibe
zines 10 getpultisen 8eluItungsmatea
rials gegen ben ebemaligen Proturis
iten Der Ga platd 8dnt, bab es tbm
ni6t I9iper fiel, nod an bieiem 8ors
mittag einen Saftbefebl gegen SenntHs
ger gu ertpirten.
3ur Q(usfiibrung fam berielbe freiz
li6 ni6t mebr, benn man fano ben 9es
fubten tpeber in feiner bisberigen
Wobnung, nod an irgenb einem Der
anoeren Srte, an benen man 9egldubt
bate, ibn permutben gu biirfen. Gr
bate iebenfalls I6on bel bem @mpfdng
Der BON Robepulbt erlaFenen 8erfiis
gung ertannt. buB bas Spiel fir ibn
perloren Iei. unb es pprge5ogen, iih
re9tseitis aus bem Staube gu MAIDEN.
Die iibrjsen glnsaben bel 8uscOs
aber erpieIen ii9 iGmmtlib ais ri4tig.
Mlan fanb an Der be5ei9neten Stelle
bic fir @on9ita 10 tpihtisen papiere
unb beI9lagnabmte in Der Ga Plutaz
8ant bic @e9iel, bic nu9 ieinem Sc
ItdnbniB unter @orlpifen Senningers
bon ibm gefGli6t tporben iparen.
9as gun5e 9eiptnft bon 2iige uno
8etrug lag nit al feinen piel perz
i9lungenen Sdben offen gu Gage, unb
bic es 10 tlug setpoben butten, iaben
ii9 bart Dor bem eriebnten 3iel INN bic
Srii9te ibrsr Miiben betrosen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-23

oils Robepalbt aus bem langen
S9lafsuItanbe ertpd9te, in pel6em
0oftor Sole @ibal ibn na9 ienem
eriten bebro6Ii9en gtnfan bur9 tii1iits
Ii6e Mittel gu srbalten selpubt bate,
fdno er auf Der Sede ieines gettes eiz
men oIfenen Brief = Elm fleines, fliez
berfarbiges 8latt, baS nur nit pents
gen 3etlen bsI9rieben mar, aber in els
ner lieben, poblbetannten SanoI6rift,
beren gnblid ibn aufiubeln ma9te,
ipie unIther unb Sitterig aud bic eins
selnen 3iige iein mo6ten. Ous 8riefs
den luutete:
,,9uten Morgen, mein @eliebter,
uno Slid uuf Sur 9eneIung! Ro9
fann i9 niht ielbit gu Dir tommen,
bod lei euten Mutbes! Sd bin ni9t
tubt, pie 9u iiebIt uTb i6 bin meines
pieberaeI6enttsn 9ebens iiber ale
Maben frob, ieitOem icb peib, buB t9
fir Did leben bari - nur nod fir
Did alein! 9Guf @isberIeben = auf
eliidli6es Dieberieben! Sn Gpi9z
teit Define Son4ita. "
Sottor Sole @ioal, Der binter Dem
Sopfsnbe bes 2agers eeItanoen, 10 buB
Derner ibn nibt bate ieben tOnnen,
trat jebt berpOr, um Ieinem iungen
5reunbe bic @rlGuterungen gu @on6tz
tus 8rief gu seben, bsren er nod be-
burfte.
S6on ais lie 3u i6m in bas 9es
fGngnib getommen mar, bate lie bic
9orbpten Der i9neren &rantbeit ges
fiibIt, tpel9e bic ieelii9en Grre9ungeR
Der lebten Stunben iiber' lie beraufbez
f9poren. 9lber iie bate ii9 aufreht
erbaltsn, Inn ibr Rsttungspert gu prlls
brineen. sic bate nit ben Da9en
gsf9Gtert. nm ben Weg fir ben Sc
liebten often gu bulten. unb ais lie ibn
in Si6erbeit puBts, nod Sraft genug
gsbabt, iib ben suoringli9en Splbas
ten su ent3ieben. Damn aber bate iie
Iib plDblih in elmer BON neuem
3ampfsetiimmsl erfiilIten Strabs ges
Tsben. Don elmer Sugsl an Der S6uls
ter gsitrsift, mar lie gu 8oben ssiun'
fen, unb 10 bate man fie BEL Sasesan'
bru9 gsfunbsn. SEPT uber mar, pte
9on Sole ieinsm S6iiblins Uerii6ern
tonnts, isbe @sfabr fir ibr 2sbsn be-
ieiti9t.
8enige Gage ipGtsr ourfte Robss
ipalbt gum erItenmal Gon6itas &rdns
tensimmer betreten. 8is On bic
S6peIIe Der offsnen Sbiir bate Sots
tor 8ibat ibm bds 9eleit eegeben;
bunn aber tpintte er Der Inn bic patiens
tin bei9dftistsn pfleseidpsiter nit
ben ausen, gu ibm berausautommen,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-23

unb idfob, oIs Iie Iefner Iufforberuns
gefplgt mar, binter ben beioen 9liits
li1en leise bic Sbiir.
nSteIe 9lufregung ipiro ibneu ni6ts
I9dben - bafiir min i9 Dor metnem
dr3tli9en @sipiHen, getroit bic 8ers
antiuortung iibernebmen," Iugte er
lG9elnb gu Der etpdS beIorgt oreiits
| i9auenoen S9psiter. Limb lie baben
bic Seligteit Otefes glugenblids pdbrs
li4 t9euer gsnug ertauien miifen."
|
SIubeGla hsl 9asco bielt an ibrem in
elmer Stunbe tiefiter 8erSpeiflung ges
faBten @orIab aud in Der 5Olge feit.
sic IieB ii9 ntcbt benegsn, bas &loiter,
in bem iie ala Nopiae 9lufnabme sefunz
ben, ipieber gu perlaieH, aud ais Wlaz
nuel bel 8uscp uno feline 9emablin,
bur6 bic @nabe bes prGIioenten nur
nit einfa9er 2anbesberpetIung be-
itrdft, aIIe Wtittel Der lleberrebung
uuTboten, iie in ibrem @ntI6luHe mans
tenb su MAIDEN. Sic ipeigerte ii9 To-
gar entI6ieben, ibre Wiutter gu elmer
Speiten nnterrebuns au empfangen,
unb bas @bepaar bel 8asco mubte
9(rgentinien berlafen, obne bas ein5ise
&inb nit Ii9 gu nebmen. Don Wids
nusl Derlieb bic StGtte Ieiner 6reuoen
unb Sriump6e als Elm 8ettler = dber
nit Der Spffnund, baB in abIe6bdrer
3eit irgenb cine neue politifde llmfpGls
5ung ibm Selesenbeit CUR 9tiidtebr
geben unb ibm eine biellei6t erfoIgs
retbere 2aufbabn eridGieBen tuiirbe.
9eorg Senninger blieb perI6puns
ben. Hobenalbt aber barrie nod Elm
Sabr lang auf Ieinem poiten aus, I'm
bic 8erbdltniiIe Der 8ant, oeren our9
bic betriigsrii6sn Manipulationen bel
@ascos berbeisefiibrte 8ertpirrung erit
| ieBt tlar gu Gage trat, luieber b0llig gu
pronen, unb um suglei9 bic 8erGubes
rung Der grobsn 8eiibuugen ieiner
jungen Satin gu bepirteu. Damn
aber bulbete es Gon9itd nidt ldnger in
Der Seimatb, unter Oeren Stmmel iie
10 tribe unb I6merSli6e Gage bate
berlsben miiFen. Sbr Ssrs 5og iie uns
lpiberftebli6 nd6 benz 2anoe, ods
ibrem geliebten @atten bas 2ebeH gez
geben, unb an einem berrli6en Sriibz
linssmorgen, Der gang 10 limb uHo
1onnig mar, tpie Der, an ipel6em Rooes
iualbt als pafasier Der nSStalid" in
ben Safen BON 8uenos glires eingefabs
rem mar, CAB 0ottor Soie @ioal benz
iunsen Paure bis sur aubenrheoe nds
@eleit.
SbrGnen eldnSten in Ieinen 4ugeH,
dls er ben iungen beutihen 5reuno,
ben er pie einen Sobn lieben gelerut,
gum lebtenmal umdrmte. sd
brau6e eu9 tein neues Slid mebr 5u
piinf9sn, ibr2ieben," idgte er. nWOge
eu9 Der Simmel nur erbulten, mas ibr
ieBt nit eu6 biniibernebmt in bic alte
Seimatb!"
0as 3ei9en nit Der S9ifFsglode
nDtbiete ibn, auf ben tleinen Srunss
portoampfer SuriidSufebren; aber als
.r 1i9 i6on an 8prb besieIben befanb,
rief ibm Rpbefpalot nod einndl Su:
,8rineen sic aud bem guten Senor
Gabil6o meinen lebten @ruB! llnS
faaen Sic ibm. er mDge iidb auf benz
9oIten, ben ih i6m gegeben, aud tiinfs
tiobtn 70 nader balten tpie bisber."
9umpf br0bnenb rolIte Der 0onner
eincs 3anpnenIhuFes iiber bic psite
@dFerflGde bes iilbernen Stromes
babin. Nit ipeitbin berne6mli6em
asttengeraFeI itiegen bic beiben 9lnter
aus Der Siefe empor, elm lei6tes @rz
aittern ging bur4 ben gepaItigen
S6iffsleib, unb muieitGtiih glitt Der
Sampfer bem offenen Weere entgegen.
(@nbe)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-23
8eim prpbenbauer. 2lraI

-8eim probenbauer. ar3t:
SO, sebsn sic BON oieisr Mebicin
Sbrem Manne itiinolih sinen balbsn
@Bl6ffel!" = 9Guerin: % mel, Doc
tor, i9 tanR neinem Mann i4on isoe
Stunbe eintn sanasn GblOffel ssben;
bds ma9t uns nig. mir iinb, 9Ott isi
Oant, gut ssitsQt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-23

-8oneiner bliibsnhen S96ns
belt bari man tsiu. rsifsR @ruuoIdbe
eripdrten. .
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-30
A PlTIFUL CASE.
A Demented Man Cuts His Throat
 and Removes Rubber Windpipe.

One of the most pitifuI and pscuI- far cases Of destitutiou that has ever presented itself in this city, was brought to light by some resi- dents of the West End Saturday af- teruoon.
 A young man, who looks to be about 28 years of age, was acting in most strange manner near the Catholic cemetery Saturday after noon. A number of the residents nearby feared that he was an escap- ed lunatic and notified the police. Officers Schultz and Roarity went to the scene and soon had the fellow at police headquarters.
 There was a hole in the cavity of his throat possibly large enough to to admit half dollar to pass there in. When he was questioned he would have to place his fingers over the hole to allow himself to speak. He held in his hand a long black rubber tuoe, which he said he had taken from his windpipe by cutting open his throat with knife. When his a fingers were placed over the hole, and he was talking one could hear the air from hls lungs escape, and it was a difficult matter to catch his words.
 Dr. Noel was summoned, but when he arrived the poor fellow would not allow him to touch him or even look at the wound. He said be had taken the tube out on several previous occasions, when 1t hurt him, but it was too sore now to ad- nit anyone to fool with it.
 For while he would talk sensi- ply, but at times his mind seemed unbalanced and when questioned he would answer just the opposite to the question asked of him.
 Dr. Noel said the man was de, mented and should be sent to some place, where he would be well cared for, but such place Pine Bluff does not possess. Upon hearing this re guest the man placed hiS finger upon ne horrible looking hoie in his throat a4d said be had oeea in ar asylum at Memehis, aud coutleuec ai:a sertrai very foolish sentences. . lie Gfauhie nsn questioned hin sud iraraFd lie toll0@iag: He saic ] ns same was , L. E ayes and hi:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-30

home was at Birmingham, Ala. He added that he had worked for the past few years in Harris & Co.'S car riage factory at Meridian, Miss. About nine months ago, he said, he had an operation performed upon his throat, as something had grown in his windpipe and he could hardly breathe. He said Dr. E. T. Mitchell, of Vicksburg, Miss, performed the operation, at that time placing the rubber tube into his windpipe.
 Chief Philpot turned him over to the sheriff, who immediately had him locked in the Jefferson County jail. He will probably be taken to the Asylum at Little Rock in few days.
 His case is most pitiful one and 1t is to be much regretted that Pine Bluff, which claims to be the second city of it's kind in the State, has no home or asylum where such uufor tunate characters cannot be cared for properly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-30

Mizell was assisted in receiving by Misses Sammie Sennett and Eva Davis. The dainty refreshments served were of the most select kinds. The evening will long be remember ed by those present, who were Misses Bessie Atkinson, Lily Byrd, Annie Cross. Jet Mills, Maud Holland, Acie Tomlinson, Bessie Atwood, Bettie
 Justin, Ella Howell. Nellie Johnson, Thekla McFaddcn, Fife McFadden, Edna Buck. Maggie Taylor, Annie Saunders, Myrtle Saunders, Susie Buchanan, Zip White, Lenora Perry, Louisville, Ky, Lena Rowell, Hattie OrtO. Messrs. Neel Bolinger, Little Rock, Finn Hut, Beaurie Hut, Mills Hammett, Ray Atkinson, liar " Miner, Frank Milner, Ray Os- borne, Clifton Howell, Asa Mccain, Neel Bell Rob Bell, Sam Knox, Ches ter Taylor, James Noel Misses Sam mis SennetU and Eva Davis, Mrs. M. c. Cross: Messrs. M. A. Austin, V. O. Alexander and W. H. Westbrook; Mir. and Mrs. Harry Atwood, Mir. and Mrs. Ha milton Mizell.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-30
Special Value, for 25c, Ladies Yes ts at the Grand Loader.

The trustees of the First Baptist church has in course of erection at the eoener of Eth avenue and Ohio street a fine one-story building 30x40 feet and which will be completed the latter part of the week. On August 9th at o'elork ?. m. the dedicatory exercises will be heldsthere. On this occasion Rev. ". K, Penrod, of Pa- ducah, Ky, and Mir. S. H. Campbell, of Camden. will be present. The building will be used by the Sunday school classes and prayer meetings will be held there each Tuesday evening.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-30

CTORNED-Miss Francis Water O man and her winsome guest, Miss Katie May Piekens, of Walnut Lake. were stormpd by a jolly crowd of young pleasure seekers at the formeE,s home on West Fifth avenue Thursday evening last. Dancing was indulged in and continued pleasantly for several hours. This affair was the second of it's kind rendered Miss Waterman recently and she has proven herself equal to the occasions and all the guests were unanimous in their verdict that the events were two of the most enjoy able of the season. Those present were: Misses Fife Barrow, Maggie Taylor, Fannie Hanf. Bessie Atwood Bettie Austin, Ella Howell, Zip White, Camille Friedman, lola Phil pot, Hilda Honuet, Florence Rosen- baum, Selma ROsenbaum, Asa Tom linson, Josie Dreyfus, Vicie Harrell, Ka4ie Pickans, Francis Waterman, Josie Strauss; Messrs. Beaurie dutti Finn Hut, Clifton Howell, Ray Osborne, Ike Hanf, Harry Hanf, Will Benton, Will Hut, Sam Alt. schtl, Ran Nathan, Neel Bell, Chester Taylor. Duck Rosenberg. Sterling Barrow, Garland Coekrill, Little Rock, Jesse Thalheimer, Frank Loper. John Bloom, Percy Tender son, Gerald Triplett, Arthur Dry. burgh, Henry LeBosquet. Roy Mar tin, Harold Bluthenthal, Fred BromEerger, Aiphonse Honnet.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-30

HEEP your blood pure and your aA stomach and digestive organs in . healthy condition by taking Hoods Sarsaparilla and you will be WELL.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-30

AN ENTERTAINMENT-Mr. and
 "A Mrs. H. B. Mizell rendered their daughter, Miss Mary, a delightful en-
 tertainment at their elaborately fur nished home on West Sixth avenue Thursday evening. The happy and
 honored crowd of young people were most cordially received by the fair hostess, who by her charming hos pitality made the evening one of joy and pleasure for her guests. The home was ,prettlly decorated with flowers and fancy lanterns and the lawn proved a drawing card for the young but brilliant conversational ,sts, who retreated there during the intermlss ions Of the dance. Mrs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-30

IN MISS COOKS HON0R-Miss \ Pressie Johnson entertained a large crowd of young people at her home on Lakeside last Tuesday even- ing complimentary to Miss Cook, of Fayetteville, who is the guest of Miss Lily Byrd. A great feature of the evenings pleasures was a puzzle entertainment. Each guest was fur nished a card upon which was writ ten a poem. Each line thereof de- scribed a tree or plant. These were to be guessed out or determined by the guests, The contest was an ani- mated one. Miss Amanda Caldwell and Mir. Fayette Bell were the sue cessful ones. The lady's prize was a handsome book and the gentleman's $ Q paper knife Elegant refreshments were served, and Miss Johnson was indeed successful in her attempts to please, Musical selections were rem dered during the evening by Misses Holland and Harrell and MT. Hyatt. Those present were Misses Birdie Cook. Fayetteville; Johnie Horney. Forrest City; Sue Hampton, For dyce; Lily Byrd, Della McFadden. Pima Burks, Arie Ferguson, Minnie Cook, Vic Harrel, Jennie Mccain
 Amanda Caldwell, Annie Noel, Hat tie Holland, Azuba Thompson, Pres
 sic and Ruby J Johnson, Emma Byrd
 Messrs. NJ. L. Bell. Garland Hyatt
 H. K. Toney, Joe Nichol, Earle Phil lips, Garland Brewster, Edwin Gal braith, Yates Van yalkenburg, Geo
 Valiant, Charlie Higginbotham
 John Alexander, Walter Hudson
 Alex Rowell, Nj. II. Jackson, JohT
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-30
See the Window of Ladies Gowns only 99c at the Grand Leader.

A prominent Pine Blufian handed us the following Saturday: Mir. Graphic-Has it ever occurred to you that our city fathers are dealing out laws in one-side manner? Why is it that all bicycle riders are required to have lighted lantern
 at night and the many vehicles That run about town are not so rfquired9
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-30

Hut, Wade Knox, Dr. Carruthers; Mesdames Cook, Fayetteville; M. Johnson, ". W. Byrd, ". Nj. Toney, Frank Smith.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-30

Messrs. M. c. and F. C. Cross were called to Buena Vista, Ark, Friday to attend their father who is quite
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-30

Shirt Waists-Our entire stock must be sold at sacrifice at the Grand Leader.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-30

l HAVE FOR SALE nice home, No. 1902 W. 9th ave, Groom bath and out houses Party wishes to sell within the next two weeks, account of his removal of business to St, Louis. Also nice building lot on W. suit the purchaser. Telephone or call op Chas. Hayeock Real Estate Agent, f2l West Second Avenue. h
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-30

Millinery at less than actual cost at the Grand Leader.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-30
SOCIETY

DECEPTI0N-A lovely reception N and party was given at the residence of MT. J. [B. Williams last Friday night in honor of Miss Reba DewoodY, of Pine Bluff, Ark, who is visiting Mrs. J B. WiIliams.-Iuka a Miss, Vidette.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-30

Watermelons on ice at
 Joe c. Meyer & Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-30

A fresh Hot of all kinds of Turnip Seed just received by
 Mccain Grocery Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-30

Just received fresh lot of Pratt's Food for chickens and stock of all kinds. Mccain Grocery Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-30

Special Sale of new Brlt BacaIe. and Neck Clasps at the 6saua i.aat:- CT.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-30

Special Sale of the Table linen at the Grand Leader.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-30

Special Sale of Towels at tha Grand Leader.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-30

IOc and I2Hc lawn for SC and 72c at Altheimer Dry Goods Co.,, this week.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-30

Mir. J B. York has gone Erie, Pa. on business.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-30

Don't forget the number. 112 Main street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-30

Special sale of laces and embroid- cries at the Grand Leader.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-30

Mir, Sidney Trigg was reported to be very sick Saturday afternoon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-30

Owing to the illness Of Rev. John F. Carr there will be no services at the Riverside Methodist church to- day.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-30

See our Trunks before you buy at the Grand Leader.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-08-25
SPRING BRANCH.
MR. FRANK JAcksoN. Renorter.

Mr. FRANK JACKSON, Reporter.
August 22-James Davis dug 100
bushels of fine potatoes last week and
sold most of them in LaHarpe. He
has about $50 bushels to dig yet.
Mr. Geyer, the saw mill man, is pre-
pairing to move to the Usage in the
near future,
When Mi Andersou's $50 head of
Texas steers were being driven home
from lola they saw the big pond of
for it regardless OF fence. When they
had all drank the pond was not near
as full as it was before
One of Mr. Delgamee's cows died
Monday.
II Fitzpatrick and family from Al
len Center neighboruood visited at
4 Leake's Sunday.
While } f Eastwood was cutting
millet with self binder last week
with four horses they became fright
ened and ran away, pretty badly de-
molishing the machine.
Frank Erase and Peter Gates are
putting up hay on the Day farm this
week.
James Davis has already begun
corn feeding his steers for next win
teT's market
Misses Lena and Clara Delp visited
in Golden Valley neighborhood last
week
Com cutting has begun earlier than
usual in this part on account of the
dryness OF the corn for want of rain,
Mr. Warren and family who have
been living in a tent in Mr. Ander-
son's pasture had to move out when
the Texas cattle were turned in. They
moved into a grove quarter west.
Mr. Geyer came home Sunday from
where he has been running thresh
ing machine and is saving up all thu
logs In the yard this week 80 as tt
move the mill
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-08-25
GENEVA.
Miss Knowlton. Renorter.

August 2l-Mrs ii n Grey sus-
tains dislocated wrist resultry from
u fall off a ladder at the house. DR..
Lieurance was called and the patient
is now doing nicely.
l. ; Childs left for his home at
Sword, Oklahoma, last Thursday.
Mrs H Spicer has been on the
sick list for the past few days. We
did not learn the nature of the case.
Mr. Creamer has been making a
number of improvements around
his home among others Teshingling
his barn. The roof taken OFF was put
on by w NJ Denny about 1857 of black
walnut shingles.
} p Dickey has been granted q
pension of SO per month. All the
neighbOrs can now be glad with
Uncle John.
A w Harris lost young child with
cholera infantum and was buried
here August Is.
ID G Sherwood is ready to make
cider again and expects soon to be
fixed for sorghum.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-08-25
SALEM.
FRANK WOOD. Reporte

FRANK WOOD, Reporter
Aug % Geo Petit has gone back to
LaHarpe.
: NJ Knox has son Frank from
Illinois and two of his friends Messrs
f Brown and A G Rhoberts, from
England, are visiting at the ranch.
Mrs Woodland from Woodson Co.,
stopped at a bner Woods Monday eve-
ming on her way to the Wood reunion
at Golden Valley.
Willis Petit and Charles Fronk
were visiting friends Sunday.
A few met at the Cemetery last
Saturday to try to fix up the ground
hut there were so few that very little
was done.
Ellsworth Loekhart supports new
buggy.
Wesley Lorner is building barn
twenty by thirty and sixteen feet
high.
ELIAS Rhoads and family have re-
turned from their trip, and report u
fine time.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-08-25
GAS CITY.

August l9-Mr. lien Merchant has
the contract tor the erection of a
three-rOOm cottage. We did not
learn who was having it built
Mr. f Fonger is building house on
North Main street, there being three
new houses going up there.
The derrick is up for the eighth gas
well of this district 1t is located
north of the lola road near the north
west corner of the town site.
The Cherokee Lanyon Co have
their two fans IN operation and also
ali the other machinery is ready to
run, and it is only question Of few
days until their plant will start up.
Mr. Doan Eakm is putting a porch
onto his house.
The foundation for a hotel 20X40
Is located on North Main street.
Plumbers are connecting the second
well onto the Cherokee Lanyon gas
main.
Mrs Duncan was a visitor at the
lumber yard Wednesday.