The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-05-05
GOLDEN VALLEY.

MRS. HATTIE GULLETT, Reporter
May Weather immense.
Farmers rustliDg.
Corn growing fine.
Garden sass up to date.
The sick convalescent.
The public roads almost vacated.
A number Of colts and mules this
year. The farmers begun to think
the demand was greater than the
supply, so they will endeavor to raise
a supply.
Walter Wood was sowing clover
seed last week.
Some pastures are in fine shape and
stock doing well upon them.
Mr. ana mrs A & kohler and Mrs j
p Kohler were in lola saturday to
bring their daughter Beulah home
who has been attending the eXami-
nation.
Fred Kessler, Tsney Stewart and
Stanley Willard were in lola last
Saturday.
The lola Democrat thinks the edi.
tor of the REGISTER is throwing
hoquets at himself. We do not think
the editor has time for the throw
and who would gather the flowers?
MRS Kohler and daughter Helen
called on We scribe since our last.
Considering the late spring more
women have from 80 to 80 young
chickens than we ever knew of in
April.
Walter Wood spent the evening
with w Gullett. Walter has pur-
chased new corn planter.
J w Gullett spent day at Savon.
burg and brought home two mules,
one lGl hands high bought of Mr. Hill.
We were indeed surprised and
grieved when we heard that eX Elder
Bryant had to give up the ministry
and that he was a l.hysical and men,
tai wreck. Yet we do hope that
with careful nursing and cha &c OF
scenery back in his old home in In
diana he may regain his mental and
physical strength again. Elder
Bryant was universally loved by all
on this charge.
MRS Aggie Funk and daughter, Mrs
Leroy Ayers, spent few days south
west of Hum holdt visiting MRS Funk's
daughter, MIS- Stimmelz.
Mrs l. Myers called on Mrs p
KOhler
We understand Rev Budd is 10.
Gated in lola He has many warm
friends at tho Valley.
j Foster and johnnie Funk were
the guests of their sister Mrs Leroy
Ayers since our last.
Mrs Kessler has over 100 young
chickens.
Fred Kessler, Stanley Willard Ton
ey steward and Ed Baxter have
treated themselves to new suit of
clothes, bought in lola, since our
last
j II Wood bought mule last week
j w Gullett bought horse IN lola
of Mr. Post.
We wish MI and MRS Grant Troxell
all the luck there is in life May
their line of life be cast in pleasant
places.
Mr. and mrs Harry Boeken have a
growing in II Harry has fine hogs,
fine poultry and a fine garden this
year.
We understand that Mr. Sclome of
Prairie II use has fallen heir to quite
is one Of the young men that will
deal wisely with his financial affairs
ahd we wish him success.
George Seymour has the Funston
mail carrier hired 10 deliver his mail
and he put up box 90 the mail could
be- placed in II. and someone who had
more time than intellect tore the box
down and broke it up. Such actions
are not manly in any one
Ethel Harmon and mrs Leroy Ayers
and daughter called on Mrs Ayers
mother, MRS Funk
MT and MRS II Kerr visited ia
moran Saturday.
Frank Wood visited his cousins
Walter and j ~ Wood i'm this COM
munity Monday. Harry Kilmer ac-
Uompanied him.
MRS j Il Wood has class of instru-
mental scholars and the class she
taught last year are taking again,
showing they like her teaching
MT w Paske was at the Hall last
Monday.
The smallpox scare lie still the talk
around Moran.