The Iola register., 1899-12-22
GOLDEN VALLEY
MRS. HATTIE GuLLErr, Reporter

SlCR.
Mrs Mitchell is better.
Mr. Hunsacker's father of Missouri
was killed. He started Monday Tor
Missouri to the old home and was
killed by the cars.
Mrs Allen returned from four
weeks visit in lola.
MRS Preston and sister were the
guests OF Mrs G ) Lyle while here.
MRS Preston entertained ibw OF
her friends Wednesday, before her
sister went home There were pres.
ent Messrs and Mesdames q 5 Lyle.
w Donald, f. Walker, w G. Walker.
MRS Wood ana LYDIA ana Mrs Gullett
and Earl. In the afternoon the Aid
society met ana there were present
Mesdames NJ l. seymour, K Curiman,
Maggie Seymour, IheO MANSON, A lien
j Il Weed ana MISS Lulu Myers.
Little Lottie Ayers, Fred Boeken,
Wayne Preston and Earl GulletI
were on the sicK list since our last.
MRS Aggie Funk was the guest of
her daughter Mrs Ayers.
John Laury sold team of good
mules ana then bought another team
of mules of Edwards. He also sold
some cattle to John Brown. Bear in
mind that John Laury is one OF the
rustling Johns of Allen county.
MRS Ella Trott took her departure
for her home in Kearney, Neb, Thurs
day. Mrs Trott has many Old friends
in Allen county who regretted to see
her go, yet wish her well in her own
home.
j 7 Wood shipped cattle to Kansas
City Thursday. He bought some cat.
tie and hogs of j w Gullett and Wal
ter Wood.
II Duncan and Albert Ihrig shelled
aud delivered some corn to w Paske
for 26 cents since our last.
Mrs q Davis dressed some turkeys
and took them to lola and received "a
good price for them.
j w Gullett lost fine heifer with
the black leg since our last.
George DAVIS sold his corn to John
Brown for 26 cents.
He who borrows the paper year by year,
And says to pay Tor 1t is too dear.
The nelghbors at him all will swear,
And in heaven-he can never ente- there.
Aud there Will be one vacant chair
Because he did not pay for his paper
(Ihanks Hit him again.-PRINTER
Mrs G Wood entertained her son
} L and family Thursday.
Mr. Eubank and family were the
guests of Mrs & Wood and family.
Willis Williams hauled a load OF
coal for the Hall church.
Protracted meetings will commence
at the Valley church Sunday evening
Dec 10. All are invited to come out
and haln fhn ~
Found, blue and black mitten, a
secretary book of the Aid Society
and silk mitten on the needles, and |
we found the owner of them.
We read a letter from Mrs Ella
KING, who with her husband are on
their way to Africa. They go as
missionaries. They had arrived at |
Queenstown, Ireland, and had had |
a very pleasant voyage, with some
sickness. She said when they heard |
the hand play Marching Through |
Georgia" and "The star Spangled |
Hammer" 1t made them think of
Kansas.
Minnie Kitterman is learning to set |
typa in Weir City i'm the journal |
office and she is learning fast. She |
is one of our Allen county girls and |
a neice of Mrs l. Preston.
Norman Mills Of Leanna was the
guest of J w Gullett. He bought "a
horse of said party.
Thaner Randolph and wife were i'm |
the Hall vicinity visiting their many |
friends. MRS Randolph is enjoying |
very good health at present.
Albert Ihrig expects to go back to |
town. A man with u good trade can
make more in town than Oh farm |
especially where there is gas.
Robert Duncan hauled shingles
from Moran Friday to shlngle the
house he has rented.
Mary Michkie attended the Associa-
tion at Elsmore last Saturday and |
read an essay. She accompanied her
teaches, Charles Hamilton.
Claude Stewart sold his buggy to
Charles HamiltoH. What meanest
thou Claude and Charles?
Our brother reporter, Frank Wood, |
was home for Thanksgiving. He
looks well and enjoys his school very
much. We wish him well as he is
worthy student.
John Campbell and wife were the !
guest of Mr. Mitchell since our last
Mrs George Davis lost ten turkeys. |
They roasted in some trees away from
the and ten were taken and one left,
that they had crippled. Never in the
annals of the poultry history have |
heard of so much stealing. Parties
are now putting their poultry under
lock and key and marking them.
Hoover Kerr lost one of his best
horses last week making the second
one he has lost this fall.
Johnnie Funk called on ye scribe
Wednesday and gave us some items.
Many thanks.
The Christmas exercises at the
Valley church will be held on Satur-
day evening as Christmas is on Mon
day. The pastor will take up a
benevolent collection. All come pre-
pared to help.
Johnnie Funk visited his sister. Mrs
l. Ayers, Wednesday.
Ida Rich has arrived at her home
aftar anandinO a month with raIativas