The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-11-17
THE COUNTY NEWS
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GOLDEN VALLEY.
MRS. HATTIE GuLLErr. Reporter

MRS. HATTIE GULLErT, Reporter
Nov 12-An enjoyable surprise was
planned by Mesdames Maxson, Eagle
and John Laury on Mr. and MRS Chas
Harmon and family last Saturday
evening. Mr. Harmon AMI family
have made many warm friends while
In this community and words are
weak to express the regret we all feel
TO say goodbye Etith and Fred
were at church ut Prairie llO e, Mr.
Harmon was at LAHarpe, AMI wuen
they came home aud found sixty five
or seventy people enjoying them
selves they did not know what ~ lay
only, "Wny did you not tell me you
were comiug?" There was music by
the young people; Organist, MRS j II
Wood; singers, Claude Stewart,
Johnnie and Foster Funk, Alfred
Williams, Myrtle MtXsOn, Gertrude
Eublnk, Maggie Fuuk, Hannah
Brown and Beuah Kohler Then
they called for song fom,
the older ones; MIS- rheO MsX,on
organist; singers, MIS- Aggie Funk
Mrs Eagle, Mrs Gullett, John Laury
and WIFE, The songs were wy APP
propriate for the occasion. Then
there was Il sOlg by the young
misses, Ethel Harmon, Billie Eagle
and others Then came the browning
event, the Refreshments that consist
ed of pretty nearly everything good
to eat. Those present were Mr. and
MRS John Laury, A g KOhler, wife
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs Eagle aud
daughter, Mr. ard Mrs MaxsOn, son
and daughter, Mrs 4 Wood, MIRA
Eubank, son and daughter, MRS l. j
Preston, Waine aud Grover, j w
Gullett, wife and Earl, Mr. aud Mrs
Sickley, Mrs John Brown and daugh-
ter, Mr. and Mrs Ore morrison and son,
Mr. and MRS Dresto1 Isaac and chill.
dren, Alfred Williams, Claude and
Toney Stewart. Willie aud Charley
Laury, and the young man at MT
Maxson's and at r Woods, Mr. and
Mrs l. Ayers and daughter, Mrs Agga
Funk and family. johnnie Funk made
a farewell address that was very ap.
propriate and with tears IN our eyes
we all wished them God speed in
their new home i'm Iowa.
Mrs Preston's sister aud two chill
dren from Kearney, Neb, are here on
a visit
Mr. and MRS Gullett and Earl, Dare
Brown and Will Allsop were the
guests OF the HOLES Of Elsmore.
Amy Seymour and Frank Myers, f
Seymour and wife were the guests Of
MRS NJ NJ William'.
MRS Tin Williams and children Wis
tied her father, Mr. Mitchell.
A Sears has moved on to the farm
vacated by Mr. Hackwor'h.
T'Wood shipped hogs and cattle
to Kansas City.
a number Of those who attended
Mr. Preston have quite sore hands
Some went to the mad stone At Moran
and had them tested Yet it nnl V
drew the pus out and would not
stick.
Mr. and Nrs l. Ayers visited her
sister, Mrs Steiume'z saturday and
Sunday
d Ayers Waited hi4 children Mon
day.
Mr. and Mrs Donald and daughter
were our guests since our last
Mrs Funk visited her daughter,
Clara, Monday.
Waiter Wood AVID J w Gullett
shipped cattle and hogs 70 Kansas
City last week and accompanied the
car.
Mrs Aggie Funk. Mrs l. Seymour
and ANY, Mrs f Curman. Mrs Ed
Boyer. Mrs Naxsnu. Nrs f. Walker
and Mrs NJ Williams worked on the
quilt at Mrs l. Preston's Wed
nesday
Robert Duncan has been assisting
w Gnllett.
Mrs Strots attended the Fred Green
wedding.
Laurv -and wife attended the
Perry Malcom wedding.
Mrs 7. J Praston. Mr. and Mrs w C.
Walker and Mira A Inert Walton were
the guests Of Mrs Sullivan in lola.
Mrs Thomson visited her many
friends i'm this community since our
last.
q 8 Walker was hauling corn for
Mr. Harmon.
Mrs Chris Kerr and son Hoover ana
j p KObler took their departure for
Arkansas Thursday.
Mrs Carrie Little returned from her
trip to Bourbon county.
Toney Stewart was pleasant
caller on his way from school Friday
Toney has manv warm friends who
are always glad to see him come
home.
Ethel Harmon called on the Inde-
pendence School to say goodbye be-
fore she left.
Mrs $ Allen has been visiting in
lola.
Mrs Theo Maxson took dinner with
Mrs Harmon before they left.
We have a bright little hoy from
the Orphans Home, five aud half
years old, and has been well trained
religieusly. so far we are well
pleased with the child.
PLEASANT VALLEY