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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-06-30
EISMORE.

June 27.-The young people of Els
more had picnic party in the woods
last Thursday.
Mr. Rucker came up from Savonburg
last Tuesday.
Mr. Myers was up from Savonburg
Monday.
A NJ Johnson of near Bronson was
in town last Thursday.
j w Holeman came up from Wal
nut Tuesday.
Several of the Elsmore men were
up to lola Friday.
A f McCarty was over from Hum
boldt saturday.
Miss Maude Hiner visited home
folks ia Brol-o sunday.
&c Bill and wife Of Creighton, MO ,
came LA un the afternoon train Mon
day
p Decker made business trip to
Kansas City last Wednesday.
New htch-racks are being put in
on Main street
On the bills of certain Fourth of
July celebration it reads: 1.-The saw
onburg Band, by far the best in this
part of the state, will furnish excel
lent music" They surely have for
gotten that Elsmore, Humboldt. lola,
FIT. Scott, Parsons, Glrsrd, Hepler
and Pittsburg have bands.
The new Krokstrom Il Nelson hard
ware and implement store has opened
up and is doing a fine business. They
have one Of the largest stores of the
kind in the county. 1t lie a complete
stock in every particular.
Miss Stella McKinsey returned from
lola, Tuesday morning where she has
been attending the county normal.
Miss Grace Buck came up from
Stark Tuesday evening.
Married, at the home OF the brides
parents, Miss Ona Cox Of this place,
and Mr. r. II Leitzbach of Humboldt,
at high noon. Wednesday June 2lst
| The ceremonies were performed before
the twenty-one guests by Rev Me.
| Question, Of Humboldt. Many nice
presents were received. Among the
/ guests from distance were Messrs.
smith, Amos and Mrs Wood and sons
Of Humboldt. Mrs Barton, Mr. Kline
and Miss Mc(ilashan, Of Moran, Miss
Maude Ball. of Sa vonburg. The hap
ny couple have the congratulations
and hest wishes of the entire com.
munity.
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MORAN.



June 26-rhe entertainment Tues
day evening at the Christian church
was very successful. Miss Lamb of
Yates Center, gave much pleasure by
her recitations and the music which
was under the direction of Miss Nc
Glashan was excellent. Prof G. w
Kline sang a solo aud the male quar-
tet also assisted. p McGlsshan aud
Miss FlOy played some fine violin and
piano selections.
Maud Rail and brother, Monroe,
came up from 5avonburg last Tuesday
TO attend the Evolutionary entertain
ment.
Ralph Jewell went to lola Wednes-
day with DR. Jewell.
Mrs Salisbury and daughter, Jen-
ME, returned last week from Missouri
where they had been visiting rela-
tives.
Mrs Barton, Miss McGlsshsn and
Prof Z w Kline drove to Elsmore last
Wednesday to attend the Leitzbach-
Cox wedding, going on to Savonburg
later in the afternoon.
Not long ago Mr. BOllinger pur-
chased the property on Cedar street
opposite the Presbyterian church.
Last week he had the house moved
west and an addition put up in front.
Chas Mendell and family went to
lola Thursday to attend the common
school commencement. Wayne
Mendell Was one of the class and had
an Grafton which was credit to
him. Moran is proud of such repre-
sentative.
Mr. and Mrs ; G Warner entertain.
ed saturday evening in honor OF
sammy lIeador. The weather was
uufavOrable but about twenty were
present and passed a delightful even.
ing.
G. w Kline left last Thursday
July 3 he will start for Los Angeles
Cal, where he will attend the
National Teachers Convention, after
which he will spend some time with
friends near there. On his return he
will stop in Denver. Pueblo, Colorado
Springs, coming back to Moran II
time for the opening of our fall tern
of school.
Lewis Caldwell and daughter
Mertie, drove to Lone Elm last Satur
day.
Bessie Morrison has been visiting
friends in LaHarpe.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Reese are quit,
sick.
JIM Spawr and Miss Ida drove to
lola Friday.
Mr. and Mrs Tom Drum of Pitts
burg, Kans, visited at Charley Hes
sons the early part of last week. Mr.
Drum is Mr. Hessons sister
The Presbyterian church is very
fortunate in having secured tn,
services of Rev r l. Barr for the com
ing year.
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BRONSON.
Gertie Helms. Reporter.

Gertie Helms, Reporter.
June 27-Come to Bronson to cele-
brate the 4th of July. Good music
and good program Is being pre-
pared. Every body come.
Quite number attended the picnic
at Xenia saturday.
Ben Goodno went ts FIT Scott Fri.
day.
The NJ + church had their quarter
ly meeting Saturday aud Sunday.
Prof Benton Of Baker University
will give lecture for the Epworth
League Saturday night.
Mr. Gecoba moved to lola Thursday.
Mrs Helms aud daughter attended
the commencement exercises at lola
Thursday.
DR. Cummings, Sanford Earl, Wal
lace and Ross Hall were in lola
Thursday.
Adam Holemsn went to Kansas
City Monday.
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GOLDEN VALLEY.
Ms. HATTIE arLLrrr. Renorter

MRS. HATTIE GULLErr Reporter
June 27-One OF the pleasant events
OF the season was the G5th DirtnuaS
surprise on w seymour gotten up
oy his wife ami culldren. Mr. sey-
m9ur Is Que OF the .dest settlers uf
A lien county ami has many friends
and no enemies that we know of. He
Is all old soldier aud tue RepuUli.
can and staunch supporter OF the
REGISTER. Refreshments were SER
we'd consisting of cake, coffee, bana-
mas, oranges and lemonade. Music
both instrumental ana vocal was
rendered. There were about forty
five present, among them being:
A 0ner Wood, H Walter and wife, w
Walker and wife, w Gullett and
wife, | Kasbee and family, MIS-
Wood, Mrs Allen, Foster Funk and
mother, w Donald and wife and
daughter, j r Stewart aud wife, MRS
Elmor, l. Myers and wife, Mr. McCol-
lum and wife, + Curfman and wife,
and l. J Preston, wife and son. He
received a present of "a pair of gold
spectacles from the children and "a
mustache cup from MRS Wood and
Mrs Allen, besides other presents.
All went home wishing that Mr. Sey-
mour might live to vote as many
more years and that each year be
celebrated with a like event. His
three children, two married, We're
present with their families. NJ IS
Florence was at normal and dill not
get out to cele brate the event.
Rev Buhd Of lola and his grandson
Roy were two of our pleasant callera
last week. As he is a subscriber OF
the REGISTER he keeps posted on the
events of the neighborhood. Rev
Budd was our pastor for two years
aud we all loved him, and he il now
on the retired list and has settled
down in lola where he can see and
be seen by many. Z.
Mr. Kreygar visited Mr. Miskins one
day last week.
Willie Ward has been assisting {
Harmon with his farm work.
j w Gullett was the guest Of JOIN
Laury.
Childrens day and the convention
over, the Fourth OF July and the Fail
will be rext on the tapis tn keep the
youthful man aud maiden from grow.
ing lonely. sabbath school. Endeav.
VI lulsolOuul SOCltlls Nli Nptltl '
meeting and a social or two will he'll
fill in the vacancy until some thrill.
ing event happens.
Tie young men of our community
do not care so much for the girls at.
tending Normal through the week
but they think when 1t comes To stay
ing over sunday that is uncal'ed for
Charley Bollinger does not advO
cate bacbing. He had test case
last week.
Sam Baker passet through the
Valley enroute home. Sam has
worked fIr Mr. Andrews for two
years and is a good boy. but Mr. An
drews has a man and his wife hired
to help on the farm since the death
of his wife.
Arthur Edwards was around view
ing the roads Tuesday.
Miss Ethel Harmon attended the
party at John Browns commodioul
residence Wednesday eve in honor o
his son Albert. Refreshments wer,
served and general good time wai
enjoyed by all that were there.
We wish Mr. and Mrs Leitz bach, o
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Humboldt, long aud happy life as
MISS Ona was one of our girl friends
of Elsmnre We feel assured she will
be- sally missed aud HUMBOLDT will
have anOtner star in the musical
circle.
Mrs Agga Funk VISITED her daughI-
er Thursday.
Amy seymour and sister, Maggie,
anu mother were calling IN the
Valley Wednesday.
John Laury purchased two fresh
milch cows of w Gullett Wednes.
day.
Joe Boyer, at one time resident Of
Elm township, was in this commuui.
ty Tuesday calling on old friends.
He bought horse while here.
George Hoil and George Alderman
passed through the Valley Tuesday
enroute to lola. They say If lola
keeps on it will be famous for sure.
MRS Curfman and Liddie attended
prayer meeting at the Hall Thursday
night. The roads were good, the
night was fine and we had good
meeting.
Ed Welkner and Toney Stewart at
tended commencement in lola. They
passed through the Valley enroute to
said place.
Mr. Maxson and family attended
commencement in honor of their
daughter, Myrtle, who was one of the
late graduates.
Amy Seymour and Lulu Myers
called on we scribe on theii way TO
~ no, fIknruAaxv
Hoover Kerr helped 7 Williams
Friday with his corn.
Mrs + Williams and children and
MRS j p Kohler visited their sister,
Mrs II Konler.
Lee Mooney and Frank Strout at
tended prayer meeting
Mr Boekin has been quite poorly
here of late. He has reached the ripe
age OF 20.
MRS Leroy Ayers and daughter Wis
tied with her mother, Mrs \ Funk,
Friday.
/ J = Kohler has been attending
court. Miss Monbeck stayed with
his wife during his absence.
Maggie Funk and brother attended
commencement.
Mrs Steve Elmore is here visiting
her many friends. She has a bright
baby girl, all she has left of seven
childIen, yet she carries her grief
with a will power that is marvellous.
w Mann attended prayer meeting
Thursday evening at the Hall.
What a Fourth it would be If our
boys were home from Manila to help
celebrate.
/ John Brown shelled corn for w
Gullett who delivered three hundred
bushels to j r. Stewart for thirty
cents.
MRS Stewart, Mrs Gilmore and MRS
BOllinger were the guests of Mrs
Whitney Boyer.
Fannie Ward was sewing for Mrs
G Wood and daughter, LYDIA, last
week.
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IEANNA.
nlEsxAu COURTNEY. Reporter.

DIEsxAu COURTNEY, Reporter.
June IS The Fourth will soon be
here. Where are you going to cele-
brate?
L r Courtney has moved to Savon-
burg. NJ l. Afford assisted him in
hauling his household goods down
nom Elsmore.
Mrs A w Afford and niece Docia,
went to lola Aturiay returning sun
day evening.
Jas simmons has the erysipelas but
Is better at this writing.
1t has been tonnt that the Kansas
chigger this year swims and carries a
sword and bayonet.
A len county corn ls growing so
rtpidly now that it is probable it will
p III the county up foot or two above
proper level,
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PRAIRIE DELL.
Mr.. GEO. BARrH, Reporter.

June ga cousin Of Mr. Mccullough
from Springfield, MO. Is visiting here
at present,
The chicken thieves better look out
for he women are beginning TO mark
their chicks now.
w J Savage of lola wa in our dis.
trict acting as agent for school furni-
ture.
MIR Mangon has made the purchase
of a new binder.
w T Barnett has purchased new
spring wagon.
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The most centrally located feed
barn in lola for you to put upat on
the 4th of July is the +. ; Davis
Horseshoe livery and feed barn. 1t
Is situated south of Evans Bros, south
side of square, and but few steps
from the business center of town. u
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THE COUNTY NEWS.
interesting Items From An Over
Allen County,
THE MOST IMPORTANT DEEDS
DONE BY YOUR NEloHBoRs FAITH
FULLY AND lMPARTiALLY SET
DOWN BY REGISTER
REPORTERS

The Reporters whose names appear at the
heads OF these letters are agents OF the REGIS
TER and are authorized to solicit advertising
and receive subscriptions. Any assistance
rendered them in gathering the news OF their
resp .csive neighbjthDo Is will be apprecia ted
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-10-20
MOSS POINT DEPARTMENT.

JUSTICE COURT PROCEEDINGS.
The following cases were heard and
determined in the justice Of the peace
court in district No. 3, Jackson coun-
ty, before o. Wood. Esq. justice OF the
peace, on the lith day OF October,
1899: Carl WEIGH VS.. G. Romit0, SLAM
der. jury and verdict for plaintiff, SIS
and costs. Jesse Thompson VS.. G.
Romito. Same as above. John Hill
Jr. VS.. G. Romito. Same as above.
Ben Vice VS.. WIN. Howell, r~eplevin.
Judgment for plaintiff; property, an
OK, valued at $I2. VIM. Howell ys.
Ben Vice, debt, Judgment for plant
i'll for 1886. 30.
DECIDED OCTOBER II, 1899.
State VS.. Everett Davis, willful
trespass, defendant pleaded guilty
and fined 81 and costs, the injured par.
ty having expressed satisfaction for
the injury doue. State VS.. Garfield.
Same as above.
The A. l.. o. f. club, composed of
twenty married ladies Of Moss Point,
opened its second session a few weeks
since under the most favorable aus
pices at the residence of Mrs. A. S.
Denny. The club is one OF the most
delightful OF Moss Points social fea-
lures and holds its meetings on every
second and forth Tuesday OF each
month. AS each hostess pro TEN. en-
tertains as best suits her inclination,
some unique and delightful programs
are enjoyed by the members. Prizes
are always awarded during the after
noon and give rise to lively contests
OF wit and wisdom. The present
members OF the club are Mesdames
r. G. Borden, j. Bounds, II G. Bur
ton, j. E. Carpenter, Fritz Colmer, NJ.
A. Cowan, o. Z. Cowan, j. b. Cham,
berlin, N. NJ. Cudabac, II. j. Cump.
stem, J. L. Dantzler, L. N. Dantzler,
Jr. A. S. Denny, G. NJ. Farley, G. W..
Jackson, j. j. Mcintosh, Stone McIn.
mis-, Maclay, Geo. W. O'Neill, II. C.
Herring. During the winter season,
the club will meet at 3 O'Clock, instead
OF $3.50 in the afternoon. Mrs. G. M.
Farley will be hostess of the next
meeting, to be held on Tuesday, Oct.
Oath. A full attendance is requested,
as the election of officers will be in or
der.
From private advices received from
AshevilIe, North Carolina, We learn
that DR.. j. B. Chamberlin is improv.
ing in health and his return may
be looked for in the neal future.
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LAND NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE At JACKSON, Miss,
September O.. 1e0g.

LAM UFFlCE AT JACKSON, Mas,
September Q, 1899.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention
TO make final proof In support OF his claim.
and that said proof will be made before tho
circuit clerk OF jackson county, at Scranton.
Miss, on November 2, 1899, viz:
George K. Cumbest, homestead entry No.
2s,,Se, Tor the n hi Of NV Or, section "a, town
ship 8 south. range 8 west.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cuftiva-
tiOn Of said land, Wis:
Charles 0of, Alfred Scarborough. william
Kirkwpod. Thomas KirkwoOd, ali OF Three
Rivers, Miss.
September Is. 1899.
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MORE NEW TYPE.

We have just received direct from the
American Type Founders Co., at st.
Louis, another invoice OF body type,
which now gives us an ample supply of
new and beautiful type to be used in the
publication of the DEMocRAT-STAR and
for executing job work.
QUALIFIED ELECToRs.-Section 1915
OF the Annotated Code reads as follows:
"A person shall not be registered who
has not paid all taxes, and hich he has
had an opportunity Of paying according
to law, for the two preceding years; and
a person, although registered, shall not
be entitled to vote, unless he shall have
made such payment on or before the first
day q February in the year in which he
shall offer to vote. AS previously stated
the Constitution prescribes that none
but qualified electors are eligible to hold
office SO the only way to find ont who
the qualified electors are is by a compar-
ison with the records of the tax-collector.
The election commissioners Of this
county will examine the poll books and
the sheriff's tax books that NJ II may
be overlooked who has not paid all taxes
assessed against him.
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fOmciAl.1
rOWS OF P%iSCiGoULA.

Regular meeting of Mayor and Board
Of Aldermen h6,d October 3, 1890. Min
utes Of last meeting read and approved.
Trossurer's report showed balance Of
sl00.Oe. The following bills were order
Dpaid: Mayor, Is; Clerks fees, .;
$3.50; ". o. Clark, labor, scrip,
b 6e1ts. There being no other business
the board adjourned.
vOLNEY BROwNyNayor.
&. D. KREps, Clark.
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Churches.

MErHoDIsT-Rev. J.. r. Carpenter. pastor
Preaching every Sunday. Prayer-meeting
every Wednesday evening.
PREsBYrERIAN-Rev. II. j. Cumpsten. pas
Tor Preaching every sunday. Prayer-meet-
ting every Wednesday night
ICaiholic church SUNDAY -sch,al every Sunday at
g30 u. IN. Mass every second sunda, at 10 a. m
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II wish to express my thanks to the
manufacturers Of Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrh0ca Remedy, for
having put on the market such u won
derful medicine" says W. w. Mas
singill, Of Beaumont, Texas. There
are many thousands Of mothers whose
children have been saved from attacks
OF dysentery and cholera infantum
who must also feel thankful. 1t is
for sale by McVea Young.
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DEATH or GEORGE BYRD.-It is with
unfeigned sorrow that we the
deaf Of Mr.. Geo Byrd, which sad event
occurred last Friday after a lingering
illness at his home heal Vancleave.
"Uncle George" rs he was Familiarity
known, wal one of Jackson county's old
and highly respected citizens and we'll
to-do farmer and stock raiser. He was a
devout member of the Methodist church.
He was 76 years of age. May he rest in
peace.
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-Four hundred dollars will buy a
good home in a choice part OF Scran-
ton. For sale by Billiard & Billiard.
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Ter vacant lots suitable for resi-.
dence, 500 each.
BULLARD & BULLARD, Agents.
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FOUNTAIN EBLEAU ITEMS.
BY MARION LEE

We are having some very dry weather.
Mr.. Andrew Ramsay has moved to
Fort Bayou, where he expects to perma7.
nently reside.
Mrs. A.. J. Ramsay and her charming
daughter and son, Miss Edna and Mr..
Carl Ramsay, were the guests of the
Armstrong family Sunday.
Rev. Irwin Roberts preached to q
large congregation last Sunday.
We are pleased to state that Mrs. r..
Spradley is recovering from a severe at
tack of illness.
Miss Dona Armstrong visited Ocean
Springs last Saturday.
The boys are killing hooking birds
with their "nigger shooters" Such
practice is against the law and the town
authorities should put a stop to it.
We are reliably informed that Mr.. NJ.
c. Altman will run as an independent
candidate for justice Of the peace Of beat
3, Scranton precinct.
Messrs. Jas. and Thos. Murphy are
travelling in Alabama this week on bust
ness.
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Crepon sold elsewhere at Sl.S5 IA
yard. DeJean &c Mitcliell's price 81 so.
Quality guaranteed.
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A complete set Of baby clothes,
beautifully made, for sale cheap.
II. b.. this Offices.
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Mr.. Chas. d. Ruter, Of Pensacola, Fla.
arrived here Wednesday night and re-
turned home Friday. He intends to
move his mother to Pensacola about the
latter part of next month, or as soon as
quarantine restrictions are raised. The
many friends and neighbors of Mrs.
Ritter and Miss Charlotte Ives will re-
greet their departure from here.
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UP TO DATE.

The veteran coal dealer, John Y.
Morgan is handling the BrOokw0od
Stove coal, mined in Alabama, all egg
size, just right for stoves and CRATES.
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Just received "A large stock of sea.
sOnable groceries at rock bottom
prices at the DeJeaH& Mitchell Co.
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.I0hD Hill Rta! Estate AGENT,
MOSS POINT MISS.

MOSS POINT MISS.
VIII sell real estate improved or unim-
proved, and attend To all business pertaining
to real state matters. Rice lands that can
be irrigated, a speciality. Persons having
lands for sale will do well tn list them with
me. Correspondence solicited.
Ee-OR7ce Mt residence.
August %. 1900. &-ly
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Bananas going at 10 cents a dozen
at II. p. Scarclif's.
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FURNISHED Rooms To let. Apply to
j. A. KAUFMAN, SCRANTON.
36-lm
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celebrated

A fine pair OF Fairbanks Scales
weighs up 30 10 lbs. G, this Office.
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HATS

Are still in demand regardless OF
the warm spell. A nice lot Of chill
dren's trimmed hats. Call early and
get your choice. A doll hat goes with
each one. MRS. E. b. BLACKWELL.
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On the 10th OF December, 1897, Rev.
S. A DOnahoe, pastor NJ. +. Church,
South, PIT. Pleasant, w. Va, con
tracted IA severe cold which was atten-
ded from the beginning by violent
coughing. He says: AFTER resorting
TOT number of ~so-called specifics usu-
ally kept IN the house, tn no purpose,
l purchased a bottle Of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy, which acted like a
charm. / most cheerfuly recommend
t to the public" For sale by McVae
Young.
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Try a pair of those 81 boy shoes at
r. ID. Valyerde's.
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DENTAL NOTICE.
DR.. F. B. FERRTLL,
~>DENTIST,~

Moss Point, Miss. Office, opposite Stewards
drug store.
Extracting and filing teeth without pain,
Artificial teeth inserted Immediately after
extraction. Crown and Bridge Work a spe-
cialty.
ss'- Work guaranteed, prices reasonable,
patronage solicited.
July 28, 1899. o4-6m
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Cox and Jane serve Cumbo
Wednesday and Saturday
nights. 34-tf