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The Green Forest tribune., 1899-08-17
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT HARRISON

LAND OFFICE AT HARRISON, ARK
 July 3, lsa9 Notice is hereby gwen that the followng-nam- ed settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support ot his claim and that said proof will be made before the Regis ter and Receiver at Harrison, Ark, on Sept J. 1899. viz: Charles b Franklin, H E No, lS757 for the N1t Ne NE Nv, Sec. l3 Sc Sc Sec. F, ID. 2l, \ R, P, w.
 lie names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land viz: r A Clark, Thomas ] Hodges, F. C Clark of Burlington, Ark J w Hampton If Omaha, Ark.
 JoHN WoHTu1NGToN. Register
 LAND OFFICE AT HARRISON, ARK.
 Aug le99 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 the Register and Receiver at Harrison, Ark on Sept. 2I , 1899. viz: Payson E. Upham II E. No. =0225, for the WIZ Ne. Sec l5. Tp 2l. N R 2l " He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: A. C. Ware, x. Nj Ware Jas. A. Tate, ". A. Cloud, all of Om aha. Ark
 JoHN l. WoErHINGToN, Register
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-01-20
GOLDEN VALLEY.
MRS. HATTIE GuLLErr Reporter
Too late last week

Claude Stewart had examination at
his school at Fair View saturday.
Claude is one If the Allen county boys.
who is making the best of his educa-
ton. He is teaching AT the same age
when many boys with the same
chance are still IN school. 1t takes
energy to make man.
Our best wishes to Mr. and Mrs
Clayton Isaac.
Stanley Willard took the examina.
ton at La Harpe saturday.
Mrs. Polk and daughter were the
guests of Mrs ID Ayers.
Mrs Sagers and Mrs Orro Morrison
were the guest of Mrs John Laury.
James Allen, j. T.. Wood, Bert
Rogers and Wayne Preston were
among the number not well last week.
Walter Wood, mother and sister
will domicile in their new heme ere
this comes to print.
r.. &. Davis, of lola, was in our
community Monday buying poultry.
He says lola will grow more than
ever this summer.
Willis Williams have gone to Colo
RADIO.
Willis Alsop has gone to Illinois.
| Miss Hanna Brown, daughter Of
John Brown, is teaching in the Val
ley, as Guy Treadway has accepted a
position in the Indian school.
j. r. Wood shipped stock to Kansas
City Wednesday.
Tip Williams will move on the Car
penter farm as soon as the buildings
can be built.
Mr., Shinkel, the Hall teacher,
went to I.aHarpe Tuesday evening.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-01-20
ONION GRE Elk.
LILLE rHonnroN, reporter.

Rev Shepley filed Montgomery's
appointment Sunday and we can say
there was very good attendance.
There will he basket supper at
Pleasant Valley on Saturday night,
January 81. All are cordially invited
The dance at Royse's was well at
tended, and good time is reported
by all.
Miss Iva Peck visited few days
last week at Mr. Dewitt's.
Mr. Allen Blye and sister, Miss
Mamie, visited with relatives in this
neighborhOod Saturday and sunday.
Mr. Geo Ellis infant child was quite
sick the first of the week.
Mrs Stacy and little grandchild
have both been quite sick.
Geo III her pas been suffering with
an attack OF la grippe.
Grandma Fisher has been quite
poorly of late.
G Thornton has been suffering with
severe cold and In grippe.
Mrs Rose and granddaughter were
also sick a few days last week.
The following were the guests at
Wesley Fishers sunday: Miss Vic
toria and Hannah Steele, A Hen Fisher,
Allen Blye Mamie Blye, Nellie
Fisher and the writer.
Bert Rose spent Sunday with
friends across the river.
Pitt Fayley passed through this
neighbOrhOod the first of the week
with his threshing machine On the
road to lola to have it repaired.
Mr. Shockey, the man who bought
Mr. Crumbs place, has been hauling
sand, making preparations to build,
and expects TO commence hauling
lumber before long.
Frank Marley and family visited
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Suiveley.
Mr. Clark is working for Mr. gilbert
SON
Perry Stutler and Rose threshed
their katiir corn last week. Miss
Mile Haugh assisted Mrs Stotler ia
Cooking for the threshers.
Mrs John Baker has been in Mis-.
souri, for some time taking care OF
Frank, who has the measles.
Mr. Mckinney -helled corn Tuesday
Harry Travis is working for Perry
StOUier.
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MORAN.
ALmRA C. BAssErr, Reporter.

The Walker place north Of town
has been sold TO Mr. Colon of Pekin,
III. Mr. Walker moves in March to a
farm near Girard. 1t IL with sincere
regret that we see be Walkers leave
us, though we do not TOR that reason
Withhold cordial welcome to Mr. Col
Ion.
Mrs Barton has been in Chanute
visiting Mr. and Mrs J l. Lyen.
Many in Moran heard with sincere
sorrow of the death of Mr. n Southland
at A lbany, Ore, last week. His rela-
tives are scattered but for each be-
reaved one our heartfelt sympathy Is
expressed by his friends here,
A high school chorus has been form
cd and Moran expects to have some
music soon.
Mr.. Newell Southland, who for some
years past has made his home with
his children, Mr. and Mrs n Steele,
of Albany, Ore, entered into rest Jan
9th, aged rs years and months.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-01-20

From early childhood he had been
devutr% follower of the Savior, and
through all The discipline of life TO
him was fulfilled the promise " As
by days So shall thy strength be
lie was quiet, uudemOustrative man
uut one of sterling worth, and one
who proved himself true friend. He
was one of the few who live up 10 the
RUE never to speak Of "A person unless
you can speak well Of him Those
VINO lived in the eastern part OF the
county in the early days OF Moran
will remember Mr.. SOlth&ud who
was one # The first settlers I'm those
days the Union sunday School was
held I'M the depot. where he taught
the mems bible class. Mr. Southland
was one of the charter members of
this Pres byterian church and was
elected an elder ut its organizations
His place of business WAS the build-
ing occupied by the Moran bank till
ii was burned out i'm June 1897. In
1854 he went To Aberdeen, Dakota,
where he remained five or six years,
his daughter Mrs. Ida Wadsworth
being there then. In 1890 he went
back To Vermont, his early home, Wis
tied his youngest daughter, Mrs. Del
la Norton of WhIteinville, Mass,
spending some time with relatives
and old friends i'm the east before COM
ing to Kansas to remain several
months with his daughter Mrs w A
Ross, at Bayard. In 1891 he went
west and divided his time between
his two daughters Mrs Ida Wads-
worth of Tacoma, Wash, and Mrs.
a bbie Steele of a Ibany, Ore. These
two sisters had the privilege of min.
istering to him in his last illness,
which was protracted. At times he
suffered severely but when the end
came he passed away without pain.
The remains were laid to rest on
Tuesday afternoon in the cemeterv at
/ Albany, Ore, where they wait joy
ful resurrection
The funeral of Mrs Swisher VIII O
| died in lola last Monday, was no ld
/ Wednesday morning ut ten O'Clock i'm
the NJ Il church The bereaved rela-
tives have the sympathy of the entire
community.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-01-20
CARLYLE
Q. A. srINsoN, Renorter.

G. A. STINsoN, Reporter
The meeting is still in progress at
this writing (luesday.) Considers
able interest has been manifested.
TT ere were Stem accessiOns to the
church last Sabbath. Next Sunday
the Sacrament OF the Lords Supper
will be administered and some of the
new members will be baptised.
Rev Carson, who has been assisting
with the meeting, returned home
Tuesday morning.
Mr.. Glllaspie desires us to express
his most sincere thanks to the people
of LaHarpe and of this vicinity for
their help and sympathy in his recent
great allliction.
Mrs. Cozine is entertaining neice
Mrs Covert
Jas Clark has moved into the Will
son house and now lives in Carlyle.
Fred Green is teaching school in
Golden Valley.
Frank Anderson is working tor s.
II. Ryker.
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NORTH LOGAN
Tuos. vANNrcr, Correspondent.

Some of the neighbors are blowing
Others are getting up their summer
wood.
Jas w Philiups has bought house
and a number Of lots ia Humboldt
and rs talking of moving next month.
j II Ross has rented his farm.
W T. Woodruh is making marked
Improvements ON his farm.
John Goloby has bought the IRA
Hunt place in the edge of Noodson
county.
Mrs cole of Cookville poslotiice died
last Friday and her remains were
buried ia the Dewitt cemetery sun
dav.
Miss Anna Wilkinson of Yates Cen
ter and Miss Lizzie Ross of Woodson
county, visited at Thos. NanNice's
Monday.
+. Baird's youngest child is dan.
gerousiy sick with the whoUping
cough and lung lever.
West and Bailey are threshing
katiir corn in the ne ghborhood this
week
Mr. Jones IL now staying with G W
Moore. He was no better at last re-
ports.
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ROCK GREEK.
Mrs. c. e. Sawyer Reporte

Mrs c. Il. Sawyer, Reporter IN
Harry Bedell, of lola, was among
the visitors at \ b Mul's this week.
The w NJ A held very enjoyable
meeting at the residence OLA Is Mull's
saturday. There was "A large crowd
in attendance and the society num-
bers eight more members than it did
before the meeting.
Clara Pye returned to lola Sunday
night.
Jesse Fisher is ON the sick list.
Mrs Matte Null is under the doc.
tors care
There will be rehearsal of the
drama at the school house Saturday
p. m.
We notice the lola peanut man at
church at Rock Creek sunday night.
Report OF Deer Creek school, dis
trict No 3 for the month ending jan
uary g. Names OF those neither
absent nor tardy: George, Lucy and
Grace Jones, Willie and Oracle
Clark, Mona and Charley LOngshOre,
Bertha A dams. Ethel CAN'T, John
Skinner, Claudia and Chauncey Saw
yer, Maude Hubbard and Addie
Delp Roll of Honor; Gram. Grade,
Bertha Adams, Ethel CAN'T, Grace
Jones and Nora and Charley Long
shore. Number enrolled, 20. Ave-
rage Tally attendance, %. Cases OF
hardness, >. Visitors, 5.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-01-20
SAVON3URG.

Kansas, The Italy of \ merica. "
gave us AN unusual complement of
cloudy weather last week.
The streets of our town, az usual,
were crowded Saturday afternoon.
Messrs Alexander and Hunter are
now prepared to do all kinds of Gus
tom work i'm the way of grinding is
their new mill.
Rev Garter, the NJ r. pastor Ofthis
place, is holding series of meetings
at ElsmOre.
Charley Robinson visited his father
and sisters Saturday evening and re-
manned over sunday.
Mr. Davis, former groceryman,
has sold out and gone to Oklahoma.
Elder Rich, of the Christian church
preached an interesting discourse
sunday and Sunday evening at the
school house.
Mr. Linvlle has erected anew barn
on his property
Mr. Moilit and Mrs Marion are con-
valescing from seige of la grippe.
1t is not generally known, but it is
true nevertheless. that we have in
Savonburg one of the finest rifle
shots in the state il not the west, viz,
Oscar Courtney, of the firm Of Bragg
n Co., Hardware. Mr. Courtney has
been known, to the establishment OF
the bystanders, TO hit several time. i'm
succession, pennies, small marbles,
candy lozenges, etc. thrown in the
air by different persons, he using a
No. - target rifle for the purpose.
Asa stationary shot he rivals Dia-
mond Dick of medicine fame.
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SOUTH MAPLE GROVE

PrOtracted meeting will commence
at Jeddo next Monday night.
Rev Fem preached an interesting
sermon at the Grove Sunday after
noon.
Several of the farmers have com
menced blowing.
Charlie Palmer visited his brother
VIII in Humboldt Saturday and
Sunday.
Tom Palmer, of Crawford county,
visited relatives in this neigh borhood
since our last report.
The relatives and friends of Mr.
and Mrs VIM Myers reminded them
last Saturday that they had been
married II years A good social
time was had and the friends left
wishing them many happy returns OF
the day.
n = Getall will have a public
sale Wednesday, Jan %
Several from this vicinity attended
the funeral OF Mr. Redfield in Hum.
boldt last Sunday afternoon.
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LEANNA
prsKAr CounrNEY. Reporter.

+. j. Burg hart made business
trip to Chanute Monday.
NJ l. Afford is visiting relatives at
Peru.
David Hunter has been quite in
disposed the last few days.
DIR Simmons made his regular Tisit
TO Leanua last week.
The protracted meetings closed at
the NJ f. church Monday night.
A. w. Afford is quite sick this
week.
Supt Billie visited our school last
Thursday.
Geo Crahson has rented w X Hols =
toms blacksmith shop and will be
prepared to do all kinds of work in
that line.
Two of Henry Roderick's children
have been quite sick the last two
weeks but nj last report We're better
Miss Musgrove, of Ohio, is visiting
in Leanna this week.
Stella McCracken is staying at DI
COurtney's this week.
August Swardt and Ada Richard.
son were over from SavOnburg sun
day evening.
Several of the young folks called on
Huston SomeTs Thursday night. A
very nice Time was reported by those
present. The following are the
names: Misses Reed, Hunter, Meta
Afford, Mooney, DOha Afford anC
Fannie Moore. Messrs. Reed, Hun.
ter. Afford, tourney, Haymakel
and Cuppett.
The Big Greek : : convention met
at Leanna sunday. A very large
crowd was in attendance and quite al
iuteres ing program was rendered
The next convention will be held il
A pril at Odense,
New rail road charted, which pur
poses to build road aud appurten-
ant telephone line, from Jefferson
City, Mo-, to Ft. Scott thence through
BurbOn and Allel counties to Cha
mute and westward. Road to b,
known as the Jefferson City, For
Scott and Western. 1t Is possible
Savonburg will soon have anothe
railroad as 1t will be remembered 1
survey was made through this plac,
last spring .-SaVOnburg Record
This u Is built will come clos
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-01-20
NORTH MAPLE GROVE.


MN W. J'hbNNf htp'lNtI.
Mr. John Ball has been making a
visit with home folks while he has II
lay-of'ou account Of injury to one OF
his hands.
Mr. VIM sheldon, Of Chanute. was
making a very pleasant visit with his
brothor-In-law, Mr. Ogden, last week g,
returning Thursday.
The wash AT the bridge il trying to
be stopped little 10y the road work
ers filling in rock. 1t is very neces-
sary tor something To he done.
Mr. Fred Green has taken charge OF
the schoolroom vacated by Mr. Tread
way.
Miss Cora Wilson spent last week
visiting friends in Woodson county.
Miss Bertha Ogden visited with
Mrs Jordan a day or two this week.
Mr. Fe5herngill has been feeling
some better lately:
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PRAIRIE DELL.
Mr.. GEO. BARrH, Reporter.

Mr.. GEO. BARTH, Reporter
Messrs Remsberg and Drake thresh-
ed last week.
Nearly every body is 'gripping"
nowadays and u great deal Of sick
ness is in this district at present.
Mrs Fryer has moved to town and
her son George will occupy her house
this year.
Ned McHenry and wife of lola were
visiting in this neigh borhOod the first
of the week.
Mr. Townsend and wife and Mr.
Kelley and wife of LaHarpe were Wis
iting Mr. Sherrill's the first of the
week.
Ben Sheriff. who was so sick and
nearly recovered has taken relapse
and Is worse.
Last Saturday Elmer and Harry
Barnett were hauling hay when their
load turned over onto the ground
Elmer lit safely on his feet but Harry
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-01-20
CRESCENT VALLEY
IDA ENplcorr. Reporter.

The spelling contest held at the
Crescent Valley school house Friday
night was well attended and ali re-
port a good time. This spelling match
will continue every other Friday
night, beginning at 1880. All are cor.
daily invited 10 attend.
Neal Van Fossen is working IN the
saw mill south of Humboldt tins
week.
Il NJ Endicott hutchered Monday
and : b White Thursday.
Mr. Smith threshed his kafIir corn
Tuesday.
Mr. Eli Ellsworth bought his lum-
her tor his residence of VIM Cunning
ham OF Humboldt and had it framed
and hauled to Gas City last Thursday,
where he expects to make his future
home.
a w Dwinnell and family visited
al Endicott's last Friday.
Myrtle Simmons and We scribe took
the common school examination held
at Humboldt last Saturday.
Mrs Van fossen has been on the
sick list for the past week.
j. *. Simmons and family visited
at A II Whites sunday.
The wheat in this vicinity is look
ing fine tor this time of the season.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-01-20
FUNSTON
MIss AMY SEYMOUR, Reporter.
TOO late last week.


May this be the happiest year of
all your lives and may the REGISTER
have more subscribers than ever.
j w Seymour and wife visited at
David Ayers last Friday.
w J Boyer and wife were at our
church Sunday and took dinner at
j II Stewards.
Mrs Maggie Seymour and Amy
were very pleasantly entertained at
Mrs \ Cunningham's Monday.
Luther Kendrick has hired to j r
Stewart for this year.
Clint Ball and wife spent last week
with Mrs B's sister, Mrs Nellie Curf-
man.
Rev M Steinmetz was in our
neigh borhood Saturday night.
Mrs Kasbeer spent Monday with
her sister, Mrs II B0eken.
The following are the names of
those from our school who took the
examinations Tony and Drew Stew
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-01-20

TO Leanna. lift is pat on the old sur
vey it will be less than half a mile
from the present village. AS the
road seems fjregone conclusion we
hope to zee u town of COnsidera Bile
proportions built here in the near tu-
ture This is splendid location for
a town being ten miles from any
other town aud surrounded by a fer
tile farming district aud alsO well
watered and drained, there also
being strong supply of natural gas
which is so needtUl for the ms'n-
tenance of an Allen county city.
With all these natural resources 1t Is
logical to assume that should a
railroad he built town would
be located here the proportions of
which in very short time would be
very large.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-01-20
GENEVA.

Misses Myra and Ida Grisamore,
of Colony, spent Saturday and sun
day with friends in Geneva.
Mrs Alice Denney went to Colony
Friday to visit relatives.
Mr. Robert Warner is having the
foundation laid this week for new
house.
Mr. Walter Briggs il home from
Cherryvale for IA few days.
Mrs Oliver Anderson returned to
her home Friday, after short visit
with friends and relatives of this
place.
Fred Childs made a business trip to
Omaha Friday.
The officers of the Modern Wood .
men were installed Friday night by
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-01-20
SPRING BRANCH
Mr.. FRANK JACKSON, Reporter.


The u. b. missionary society had
quite successful gathering and
working at Mr. A b Mul's aud sever
al new names were added to the So
siety.
Mr. Rudolph Wenzel was very hap
PLY married last week to Miss Hall
of Piqua. All his friends are rejoic-
ing with him over his streak of good
luck.
We notice there is quite an improv-
ment in the country correspondence
the past five weeks i'm regard to fever
mistakes since the editor pays special
attention to them himself.
Mr. Greeley is hauling rock from
the Moran farm to lola for the found
alton of IA house himself.
Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Hardy, and Mrs.
G. Colgin visited at Mr. Montgomery's
near Carlyle last week.
We are asked to say that there wi II
be a basket supper at the Silverleaf
school house this Friday night for the
benefit of Rev. Montgomery and fami-
~ who are sick at their home.
Mr. Anderson has bought 30 tur-
keys recently.
sherman Hardin and family moved
to lola this week.
The Hayworth boys bought two
horses last week
Ora Montgomery and Frank Delp
are pressing hay for Mr. Vain.
While helping Mr. Anderson thresh
last week in moving the machine,
while backing the engine Mr. Wallis,
of LaIIarpe was caught between the
engine and separator and pretty bad
~ hurt. Three ribs were broken.
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MrJHFry, V of the Neosho Falls

Mr. J II Fry, V & of the Neosho Falls
camp.
Mr. Ezra Leake, near Quaker, died
very suddenly last Friday night. He
was buried in the Geneva cemetery
Sunday afternoon
Mr. Cecil Matoon and son, Roy,
started for Oklahoma Tuesday.
Nr George MulpiX will nave sale
Saturday, Jan y.
Mr. cha. Mcclure was unexpected
ly called TO Oklahoma Thursday, hav-
ing received Il telegram that his IA
Their was seriously i'll.
Mr. and Mrs Chas Carter of Kansas
Cjty, buried their infant daughter in
the Geneva cemetery Saturday.
Mr. Myers is laid up with badly
frozen foot.
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NEosHo VALLEY.

Rev Griffin will preach at the
church next sunday at 1t o'clock.
The man that bought the Grund
farm is hauling foundation material
for new house.
Hi Hull returned last Friday to
Chanute, after making visit at w
b l3olin'S.
Bert Cleaver is preparing to build a
new house on the west corner of his
father place.
II Barr, who has been visiting rela-
tives here Tor three or four weeks, re-
turned to his home in Missouri last
Saturday.
A new girl was born to Mr. and Mrs
o A Carnahan on Thursday of last
week.
J Riggs will rent his place and
move to town.
Mr. Dckey, of lola, has rented $
Jacoby's farm, on which MI Jensen
now lives.
Josh Butler went to Kansas City
with stock on Wednesday of last
week.
The youth of the neigh borhood are
employed in entertaining the whoop-
ing cough.
Christian Jensen has rented the
Garner place for the coming year.
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PRAIRIE VIEW.
ErrA MALsnAnY. correspondent

Mr. and Mrs Ed Myer visited rela-
tives in NeoshO county last Sunday.
y Cochran lost valuable horse last
week.
Several of our young folks attended
the convention at Leanna sunday. y
good program was rendered.
Mr. Dave Phebus and family spent
Sunday with Mrs Phobus' parents at
New Scotland.
Our literary is progressing nicely
Ors and Maude DickersOn spent
Saturday night with their grandpa
rents at Humboldt
Mrs Ethel Sears and children and
Miss Lille Watson OF Greenwood
county, are visiting with Mr. Malsbary
Mrs Wilbur and daughter spent
Sunday with Geo Fosser of Maple
Grove.
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THE CO UNITY NEWS.
Interesting Items From An Over
Allen County,
CENTER GROVE.

Mrs Bonebrake, of Hum boldt, was
visiting at Mr. Bakers last week.
There was a party at Mr. Gester's
last Saturday night
Emma Beemau visited at Joe
Reynolds Saturday ana sunday.
Mr.. Cochran had horse to die last
week with lock-jaw.
Harmon Geisler, of Cofieyville, is
visiting home folks.
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fell on his hands The fail threw his
left wrist out OF place. The forearm
lone (radiu-l was seperatci from its
mate lulna) but the flesh was not torn
open. The wrist and hand immedi-
ately began TO swell SO that it would
not do 10 wait til doctor came 40
Mr. Barnett set the dislocation. The
accident wasa very painful one but
Harry is getting along as well as
could be expected
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-01-20

art. Gertie and Oscar McCollum,
Jeanette seymour, Stanley Willard,
Prentiss Donald aud Mary Misch ike.
We wish them success.
Clarence McCollum killed two wild
geese last week weighing eleven
pounds apiece.
Mrs w G. Shinkle has returned
from her visit in Linn county,