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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-06-08
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! po prsebytym strachu, tym sic y kodcu s.osJcs,
ze staD91em' nareszcies " wolnej Ameryces
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z prostego hreczkosnja CO jezdz} chabetq
ma zadne tytuly ME by{ nigdy chciwy,
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lecz zasdrosni nazwa go zwykfym rymokleto
l pewno pordwnaja do jakiego drwala
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I nowe dziWowiska i move naukl
z lokaja jest architekt, alo organista
Zapusci diugie wiosy, = OF jz pianista.
Pc doarze "a billet, ko go s1ysze6 pragnie,
Przytem metr co sic zowie uczy tahczyt zgrabne,
Wiec ma prawv, ma lewo czyni rome zwroty
1 hop! podskoozy W gore dodajac ochoty.
z furmana = g Q z furmana ME pamietam dobrze.
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zapomnia1, iied1yt k5bnia smaiuRaltpo ,,zobrze -=z1 s4ngsxh s.
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OF i inny wchodi
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wun sobie dAysF petyT p Req IS advotaoie. 80 : -
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skoro odwie6d kqggo!s uczciwodei drogi ~. ~ 81
Jest {atwo popchnqd " kryyminalne progi.
M6wi:.. Nadstaw sic, da c " heb, chociazby nieche2cy,
ia mu sprawe wytocze, ty zyskssz tysace.
Wieo nadstaw14, W 1eb dosta1, ale pekla czaszka,
Coz panic adwokac,e, on m6wi. = To fraszka!
Pekna mi fraszka; niechaj Bog ne dairy,
Co dosaf "a pobicie, ni6sf do aptekarzy,
A reszte pan adwokat do kieszeni chova,
a 'sno 6 aost''e' : Rosup ,. gtor = =. :
A iu tez z powstania many pukownik6w,
lie z tego jest chwhby, lie krzyRu, rykow
Reczs, ze o wide mniej byBo powstahc6w,
Anizeli jest tutaj pan6w samozwanc6w.
Ten bill sic W Garwolinie, a drugi W Zamojskiem,
1nny zn6w " Reconsideration, jeszcze inny W P4ohskiem,~
Lecz spyta6 o Langiewicza, . Gwieka lub Kruka.
To n1by " swej pamieci IDA sic myslg szuka
ChIust " t}um uskoczy, jak szczupak do woody
Iplynie krdd natfoku, roztraca przeszkody
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-06-08

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mimov.oli potraoil:. : 80 :
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pHhges To,.co parma " tydzieni
naggotnjee. to ia " godzine potra-
f. te.zjest.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-06-08
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! dobre All: Grdnt dobry,
doDra Woda, wiele zwierzyny
1yb. Parowe statki kraza
fegularrnie 20 rzece ijeziorze,
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Wzgglsden blizszych sszlcezeg6-
low Pisat Pc angielsku,
adresuiac list:
DANlELFSHAW
P. 0. Thief River Falls
Minnesota.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-02-03
SPRING BRANCH
Mr. FRANK JAcKsov, Reporter

Mr. FRANK JACKSON, Reporter.
Mrs G f. Sawyer celebrated her So
birthday sunday.
Chris Colgin reports his pork and
soap being stolen out of his smoke
house last sunday evening.
Mrs Dunfee was visiting in this
neigh boruood last week.
Miss Jessie Fisher is visiting in lola
The Hayworth boys burnt a kiln
of lime last week
Mr. Peed sold one of his horses to
Mr. Esh haugh of lola.
Mr. Warrens visited at Mr. Sigby's
sunday.
Mrs Harding had two very big
hogs hulchered last week.
} + Eastwood is preparing to have
a sale about the middle of the month.
Mr. McVey, justice of Deer Creek
township, has business with the JUS
tlce OF this part last week.
Only seven scholars nraved the
storm to our school Monday.
The nice lap robe advertised in the
REGISTER lost by ; f Bennett was
found by Mr. Girley and returned
last week.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-02-03
SOUTH MAPLE GROVE
W. F. GERRALL, Reporter.


There is good deal OF sickness in
this community Mrs Ida Rash
aud Mrs John Rash are both very
sick at present writing.
There was dance at Mr. KlotZ-
bach's Saturday night.
Morris Mosby has an acquaintance
from Marion county visiting him.
Mr. Beeman shelled corn for Mr.
Tharpe Thursday.
The protracted meetings did not
commence at Jeddo Monday night on
account of the incemency of the
weather.
Mr. Bayer's family is on the sick
list.
Carry Palmer is quite poorly at
this writing.
1t il with sadness that we chronicle
the death of Mrs N w Crawford
which occurred at her home in Salem
township Thursday morning, Jan.
26, of paralysis The funeral was
held at her home Saturday at 10
O'Clock, Rev Rothwell officiating
The remains were laid to rest in the
Mt Hope cemetery. The bereaved
family have the sympathy of the en-
tire community in this hour of sorrow.
The drama at Maple Grove has
been postponed on account of the
death of Mrs Crawford.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-02-03
LA HARPE.
MRS. f. NJ. DAVIS. Reporter.

MRS. +. NJ DAVIS. Reporter.
Dave Casteel's baby died Sunday
afternoon with what Drs. Wood and
Shellack pronounced dypntherla
Monday was very bad day for the
burial. We extend our sympathy.
This cold weather is making con.
siderable sickness among children.
Mrs. John Ohlfest and children
have been sick.
5. II. Weith met with very pain
ful and dangerous accident sunday.
A horse kicked him, which broke his
leg above the knee, the bone pro
truding through the flesh. maxim a
very bad break. DR.. Hooper was
called and dressed the fracture, and
reports him getting along as well as
can be expected under the circum-
stances. Mr.. Weith had just gotl en-
over very severe al tack of he grippe
and on Saturday last his hired man
got his hand in feed mill and had it
considerably mashed. His neigh bors
are very sorry for the family.
Miss Hattie Presser is expected
ever from TT Scott this morning to
visit her friend, Mrs + VI Davis
Mr. f NJ Davis received the sad
news OF the death OF his only surViv-
ing brother on Friday last, of heart
failure.
Was Monday cold enough for you?
Prof Rooerts' little boy, who had
his leg broken, is getting along
nicely.
Elmer Gray and Lew Kruger spent
Sunday in lola.
\ Mr. Nelson, real estate agent of
Ft Scott was riding cut among the
farmers Monday.
John Ohlfe-t Sr has been laid up
with boils.
Miss Maggie Funk tonk the train
from here Monday morning on her
way to Humboldt to school.
Mrs Shultz's mother leaves for her
home in Nebraska this week.
G w Smith is down from Kansas
City.
The NJ Il church is being painted
on the inside which has been very
much needed.
Rev Drake will preach in the old
school house next Sunday, morning at
IL a. m.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-02-03
BRONSON.

: + Dix was doing business IN town
last week.
f A Jennings, II G Rogers, y b
O'Neal, Is & Atterberry, } Mattox.
Ide Helms, w ID Freeman and ID T.
Earl went down to Ft Scott to attend
court Thursday.
Mr. Evans is quite sick with pneu.
mOnia this week.
Oscar Wilson has Get up barber
shop at Xenia and IL doing quite well.
Mr. Byron went to TT Scott on busi-
ness last Thursday.
DIR Helm of Uhiontown was in town
Friday.
Rev Stone Of Elsmore passed through
Bronson on his way to fulton to visit
his mother last week.
Last Saturday the news came into
town that Chester Briggs. an old res
idence of Bronson had committed sui
eide by taking poison on his sisters
farm over on the Usage.
Grandpa Irwin has been quite sick
the past week with pneumonia.
john Anderson shipped cattle last
week
Mr. Brandenburg visited in town
Sunday.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-02-03
PRAIRIE DELL.
ME-. GEO. BARrH, Reporter.


Mr. ComsTock and wife, of lola, were
in our neighborhood Monday of last
week.
Geo Porter started to lola ore day
last week with load of hay and the
tire ran Off of one wheel and had not
Clark Arnold come to his rescue the
whole load would have collapsed.
A number of ladies' gathered on
Wednesday OF last week to help Mrs
Geo Barth with her spring sewing
and to help unload bountifully
spread table. Those present were
Mesdames Baker, Hiukle, Fankle, Il
+ Esty, CrOwell ana Barb.
One week ago last Tuesday Barth
hauled load of coal to the school
house and The same night some one
came and hauled away two-thirds of
it and never said "thank yOun
John Sheriff. returned the last of
the week from his trip out west.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-02-03

who missed hearing her missed u
treat indeed. She has q fine voice for
public speaking ana being highly
educated, her discourse on the ways
of those people wa interesting aud
delightful to- all. Her story of the
raising of the U. ;. flag over Hawaii
as she witnessed it, was grand. and
she drew the picture in such beauti-
ful language that the audience was
deeply affected by it. Taking it all
in all it is the best lecture that has
been delivered in Leanna for many n
day Miss Harrison went to Chanute
Monday where she will lecture, after
which she will go to Topeka to pre-
pare To take up her work again in far
off Japan. May God help and keep
her IL the prayer that goes out from
the hearts of the Leanna people.
George JordOn purposes to clean
ont the old gas well and recase it for
domestic use. IT such Is done the
citizens of Leanna and vicinity will
soon use that inestimable product Of
Kansas mineral wealth for fuel and
lighting purposes. And then we'll
he i'm the front row, too.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-02-03
LEANNA

DIEsKAu COURTNEY, Reporter.
The recent cold spell has made the
ice on the creeks and ponds i'm fine
shape for skating and many of the
young folks are improving It's useful
ness ny skating upon it.
Quite Il number attended the spell
ing at Ooense Friday night.
James Smith and family of Erie
are visiting Mr. Knapp's ut present
Newton and Meta A ford visited
relatives in lola Saturday and sun
day
Prof John Long and wife went over
to Kimball Friday evening, return
ing sunday.
Born, To Mr. and Mrs VIM DECKER
son, Jan y, Il line boy. Both mother
ana child doing well.
\ ID Courtney was in lola Satur-
day and Sunday.
John Blair has been confined to his
he'd for about two weeks with the
grip but at last reports was con-
valescing
Lost, between Leanna and David
Campbel's, n new end gate Tor "a
South Bend make Of wagon. The
name south Bend was on the end
gate. Any one finding it please re-
turn it to Mr. Swit2er.
The photograph concert given here
last Wednesday night by II ID Smith
of Humboldt was well attended and
all enjoyed the music which was fine
Anna Mooney visited relatives in
lola Saturday and Sunday.
We should have noted before the
fact that Elder M Ingels former pas
tor of the Christian church at this
place, has accepted the pastOrate o
the Cofieyville Christian church.
Elder Ingels Is one of the brightest
stars that shine in the diadem %
Kansas preachers and we heartily
commend him to the people of Coffey'
Vile.
Gala Harrison, a returned mission
airy from Japan and Hawaii, lectureC
at the Christian church Sunday
morning and evening to large and APP
preciative audiences. Miss Harrison
has very interesting story to tell o
her travel among these people, aud oil
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-02-03
ELsMoRE.
G. r. BRADEN, Reporter

Henry Decker came down from
lola one day last week and il again
visiting his brother and family.
Miss Mary Decker of lola, spent a
few days in ElsmOre last week.
Ern and Joe Love Of Bronson, are
clerking in Lardner, Love Bros store
this week.
j L Decker aud ; III Braden went
up to Paola last Sunday ON business.
Misses Decker, Donaho and Me-
Kensie took the examination which
was held at lola last saturday,
II G Blakely is improving his time
this kind OF weather by putting up
some more ice.
Elsmore will soon he the proud
pOssessor of n fine new hardware stock
and building.
A Tippie is quite sick this week
Geo Is McCaIty arrived here last
Saturday. He will take charge Of
our new paper in the near future.
The Elsmore Creamery Co will
build two skimming stations In the
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-02-03
ROCK CREEK.
Mrs. c. e. Sawyer, Reporter.

hIH - Es ohMScIi hepoItis
Thane Leake and Dallas Gillespie
have gone to the territory
Mrs j w Dunfee Of 10 a, spent part
of last week with her flieuus "a this
vicinity.
Mrs b a Gillespie entertained
Mesdames Peed, Null and Durtee
and Miss Maggie Powell Friday.
Mrs Gregory has been visiting
friends at Garnett recently.
Mr. Gardiner OF Iowa, who recently
purchased portion of the Beabout
farm, il intending to build in the
near future and make this his home
John Fisher, an older brother of
y W Fisher, is visiting him. J.
Fishers home is in Illinois.
Mrs II Reed will entertain the
w NJ a Feb. Is.
Your Carlyle and Rock Creek cor.
respondents' birthdays, and also
Anna Nezie's occurring ON the same
day they hOnOred the event by dining
together sunday, Jan. 20.
Miss Ellen Leake has been seriously
i'll.
Two Of Harrison Searcy's children
are quite sick.
II IL Bennett of lola, will deliver II
lecture to the people of this place
Thursday night in behalf of the
y p G. I.
Our protracted meeting closed Sun
day morning. There were ten &C.
cessions to the church.
The drama entitled 1.-The Last
LoaP' will be given at X G > ii
Tuesday night. Feb. I. An admis.
sion of 10 cents VIII he charged. The
cast of characters are AS follows:
Mark Ashton, win Null; Kate Ash
ton, Jessie Smith; lille Ashton, Elsie
Gregory; Caleb Hanson, Frank Strick-
Ter; Harry Hanson, Frank Anderson;
Tom Chubbs, Edward Fisher; Dick
Bustle. Tom Gregory; Patty Jones
Lena Dep. Come and enjoy the
play
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-02-03
9AYARD.
Minnie Dawson. Reporter

Mary Cash is visiting at her home
In Blue Mound this week.
Jerry Hacket is having new
house built ON Mr. French's place.
Albert Riggs had business at La
Harpe saturday.
Lee Rogers and family visited at
Moran Saturday,
We are glad TO note that most of
the sick folks of last week are i'm
proving.
Elmer HOwerton spent Saturday.
Lola taking the teachers' examination.
samuel 1rimble visited with his
daughter, Mrs Pearl McCallen in
Moran sunday.
Mrs Florence Nandeveer, Mrs j J
Wolfe and Mrs Samuel Trimble had
business at lola the first of the week.
MIR Neville shipped stock to Kansas
City Thursday night.
Mr. Mccoy had business in Moran
Saturday.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-02-03
ONION CREEK.
LILLIE rHoRnroN. teporter


The editor was mistaken in signing
Onion Creek to the list of items last
week, AS there were no items Of this
place.
There was to be preaching at this
place sunday and sunday night, hut
ON account of the cold weather there
was only preaching in the morning.
Mr. Grund has been removed to lola
and we understand he is mnch better.
We are glad to state that Grandma
Fisher is greatly improved.
Mr. and Mrs Suively have both had
an attack of la grip.
Joe and Charlie Robinson started
last Saturday for Oklahoma. after
moving the rest of the family to Sa-
vOnburg
Little Ray Flynn received quite a
fall, cutting his knee severely.
Mrs Gay is AT present staying with
Mr. and Mrs Baird.
\ dance ut George Baxley's Wed
nesday night OF last week, and also
one at Fayler's on Friday night. A
good time enjoyed Ut both places.
Hugh SAVERS, of Leanna, spent a
few days in this neighborhood with
relatives, returning home Wednes'
day of last week.
Nathan Fisher, of Illinois, who was
summoned on account of his mothers
illness, returned home last week
Mr. Shockey has had two carpen
tiers from lola employed ON his house
for several days. They have the
frame work about completed.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-02-03
NORTH MAPLE GROVE.

Mass G. JORDAN, Reporter.
There will be Crazy Tea at the
school house on Friday evening. Feb
ruary Bird Tor the purpose OF obtaining
a library for the school. Every body
come and have good time.
A bout a dozen of Mr. Fethefingills
neig h bors met last Saturday at their
place ana spent the day with saws
and axes at the wood pile and knives
and forks at the table eating turkey
and other good things provided for
them.
Fred Kettle will move TO his new
home next week if the weather will
permit.
Only two more days of school in
this term after this week and then
there will he vacation of the re-
mainder of the week.
Mrs Teats' two married daughters
are visiting her.
Mr. Fetherngill wish To extend their
thanks to the men who left the stack
Of wood, chopped saturday.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-02-03

success. 1t does not only teach the
pupils, but helps both old and young,
to enjoy themselves in an interesting
way.
Sam Roush and wife speut sunday
with Mr. and Mrs Abe Townsend.
Mrs William Hilbrant is spending
few days in lola this week.
Mr. Ira Townsend and wife, son and
daughter visited in lola this week.
The grip is still keeping some
of the people close at home. 1t seems
rs though it is quite gripper, don't
know when to stop gripping.
Mrs James PEGS and Miss Ollie Beet
took dinner with Mrs Lou Osborn
Wednesday.
Silas Malcolm, Abe Townsend and
John Dicky was out working out their
poll tax Thursday.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-02-03
PRAIRIE CENTER.
Mrs. II, SMITH Correspondent.

Mr. Barnetts have very sick child.
DR. Wilson Is in attendance.
Several of our people have been
having lagrip lately.
Mrs II smith and daughter, Mrs
Lille Dickinson. visited friends east
of the river last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs Changer from Cha
mute are staying with their daughter,
Mrs Barnett, this week helping care
for her sick child.
Mr. Rumble. of Iowa. is visiting
relatives here and looking over the
country with view of locating here.
MI Irwin was in Chanute last
Saturday.
A new girl baby was born to David
Ellison and wife Jan %.
Mr. Cooper from Village Creek, at
tended church here last Sunday.
Geo. Ernest aud wife, OF umboldt,
visited AT Frank Dickinson Jan %
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-02-03
LIBERTY.
LuLA MALcoM. Reporter.

Mrs Pierce was visiting at Mrs J.
Heaths last week.
Miss Mary Murphy has got her or
der filled out and will soon get her
handsome dinner set as prize, from
firm in the east.
Mrs PEGS and Miss Ollie Best spent
the day at Geo. Malcoms Thursday.
Miss Matte and Della Osborn spent
the evening at Mrs Keithlys last Fri
day.
Miss Sadie Roush and brother Me,
spent Sunday at NeOshO Falls.
Mrs Fred Kramer and children
spent Friday evening at her fathers,
Mr. James Townsend.
There is quito a change i'm the
weather since our last writing. The
storm of last Monday caught some OF
the farmers in the field blowing,
Our young people find great pleas
ure In attending the Lyceum at No 20
Miss Parks the teacher of that school
takes great pains in making 1t grand
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-02-03
FUNSTON
MISS AMY SEYMOUR. Reporter.
Sunday

"'oo Eh"i Phi MUM fN'pOiAVls
This snow has spoiled all my plans
hut we must be content together
whatever the weather.
We are sorry to report Nellie Cur
finan quite sick at this writing.
ID w Curfinan.shipped stock to
Kansas City last week. jacob Kuhn
went with him and came back real
sick.
Mr. Kasbeer and family spent sun
day at j w Seymour's.
Mrs Funk and Foster were i'm our
ghborhood Monday helping
butcher.
John Roekin has been hauling corn
to : NJ Knox.
Oren Long was the guest of Frank
Myers Sunday.
J w Gullett and Nj II Williams
attended quarterly meeting at Savon-
burg last Monday.
A new grocery wagon started i'm
our neighboThood from Lal1arpe. We
already have two from Humboldt.
Now if we could. have one from lola
and Moran it would he nice.
Report of Prairie Hall school for
month ending Jan %, 1899. Number
not absent Jeanette Seymour, Mary
Donald. George Donald, Walter Ly-
tie, Oscar McCollum, Tony and John
Stewart and Grover Myers. Aver
age attendance: females, 10; males,
1914 Total 20.4 Entire enrolment,
%. Friends and neighbors are cor
daily invited To visit our school and
give all the encouragement you can.
w, G. Shinkle, teacher.
1t was so cold Saturday night the
party for Miss Myrtle Maxson was
not very well attended.
The result of the election of the f.
l. is as follows: Pres NJ II Williams;
V Pres, Amy Seymour; Sec, Ida
Rich; Treas, Lulu Myers.
Well, we thought after the holt
days were over the weddings would
he over, but cards are out announce
ing the marriage of Geriie Monbeck
to Charlie Collins Feb /, 1899.
Della sullivan of lola was the guest
of Eliza and May Walton Saturday
and sunday.
Mis- Frank Buckingham of Denver,
Colo, IA visiting her sister-in-law
Mrs G Lyle.
Mr. Wallace and his corn shelter
are finding plenty of work in our
neigh borhood.
w Seymour and wife aud daugh-
ter Amy spent Tuesday at David
| Curfman'e, had turkey and other
good things to eat and got new sub
scriber for the REGISTER.
Mesdames Cunningham and Lytle
visited Mrs Ayers Thursday. Mrs
Brown and Hannah were also there
Tuesday.
The Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs
II stewards last Wednesday.
Earl Kendrick has been in Bourbon
county the past week blowing. He
and his wife will move there soon
We are sorry to have them go.
Mrs Stephenson and sister from
near LsHarpe spent Sunday at j |
Myers.
Leila Cunningham was the guest o
Myrtle MaXson, and Sadie johnson
the guest of Ida Rich sunday,
Frank Myers husked corn for r
Boeken last week.
We were sorry to read of the dealt
of Mr. Scott's father. Surely on
editor has the sympathy of all hi
CORES pondents.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-02-03
OLIVE BRANCH.
MRS. ELLIS, Reporter.

Married at the home of the brides
parents Mr. Ralph Larue and Miss
Lena Bacon W eduesday evening,
January % at O'Clock, Rev Moore,
OF Moran, officiating. Only the near
relatives were present. We extend
congratulations.
Grandma Harclerode still remains
quite sick.
George Nickleson will work for Mr.
Tice the coming season.
George Ford shelled corn Saturday
ana delivered it to Mr. Warner at
Moran.
Frank Studervllle and daughter,
Katie, visited at the A j Etln home
Thursday.
Harve Bromegin did some butte her
ing for VIM Davis Wednesday.