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The Iola register., 1900-03-23
CARLYLE.
f W Lemasters, Reporter.

march 2l-J f Ryker is gone acourt-
ing this week.
A delegation of ladies from Neosho
Falls were over here yesterday trying
to persuade Rev Smalley to become a
resident OF that place for the coming
year.
mrs Jane Christian and Mrs w s
Diekerson are on the sick list this
week. Ord is chief cook during their
illness.
A number OF ladies are invited to
meet with Mrs Arthur Longshore to.
morrow (rhursday) to sew carpet
rags.
j r Dunlap and 1 II Lemasters
spent Wednesday with Uncle John
Gilkeson.
Mr. aud mrs ID n Nash, of Allen
Center, visited at f. l. Smiths Satur.
day. Mrs Nash remained with
relatives over Sunday.
r. w Lemasters and wife and MRS
| III Lemasters attended the funeral
of Mrs Ramsey at Allen Center Mon
day.
The NJ w A camp of Carlyle are in
need of lodge room. In fact the
neighborhoOd needs hall for various
purposes; there is no place to hold
conventions, lectures, temperance
meetings, etc, except in the church.
An effort will be made now to build
hall above Adams a. Caldwel's
store. Let every bot help n little
and we will soon have hall. To
start the ball a.rolliDg the NJ w A
will give a supper and entertainment
at Deer Creek school house, Friday
evening, April
Report of Carlvie school for month
ending Feb %, 1900. Number of dsvs
taught, 20; total number enrolled, 20;
Grand total attendance, 264t days;
daily average attendance, 13 l.5
cases Of tardlness, 4. Those neither
absent nor tardy: Maude and mabel
Vezie and Sylvia Trew. Blanche
Morton, teacher.
The Iola register., 1900-03-23
FUNSTON.
Miss Amy Seymour, Reporter,


Mar 19-Mrs Lillian Stelnmetz and
children visited Maggie seymour last
eek.
Invitations are out to carpet rag
sewing at Mrs Koseua Williams
Tuesday.
Clarence and Gertie McColum spent
Sunday at Mr. DJnald's.
Mr. aud Mrs Hunter went TO Lone
Elm sunday to Welt relatives. They
returned home Monday.
Fair View school will close Friday,
march 80, with All exhibition at night.
Ten GEMS admission will be charged
The proceeds will go to buy new
dictionary for the use of the school
Every body cordially invited to at
tend
Jennie Hamilton spent sunday
with Leila Cunningham.
Mr. and Mrs Richard Ewing from
lola, were out Sunday to visit Mrs
Ewing's parents.
Rev Carter will preach for us next
Sunday, march %, at IL O'Clock.
Come to eur church Easter Sunday
morning and evening and hear what
we have to say to you.
Fred and Maggie Seymour spent
Friday at MRS Funk's.
MT Brown shelled corn for John
Boekin Saturday.
Eddie Hunter stayed all night with
Walter Lytle and Naude Hunter with
Jeanette teymOur.
Several things happened last week
that we wanted to tell but did not gel
to write 30 we are going to tell 1t this
week.
Superintendent Billbe visited oul
school Monday, made us very pleas
ant visit and stayed all night at X
! Stewards.
Mr. Hunters brother and wife from
| Lone Elm were over to- make fare
we'll visit with him before going tC
New mexico to make their future
home.
We had the pleasure of visiting ont
day with our old friend and school
mate mrs Minnie (Gullett Mitchell
who was here from Nebraska visiting
relatives and friends.
The Iola register., 1900-03-23
GENEVA.
A. Il. WoodrnE. Renorter.

A. II. Woodruff, Reporter
March 20-Our farmers are busy
with spring crops.
Jim Groom, who has been visiting
his father-in-law, J Banan returned
to Colorado early this week.
We learn that Henry Grimm is still
suffering from the kick of horse re-
ceived some time since,
Mrs Templin and Mrs Oliver are re-
ported as improving.
The Sunday school is making ar.
rangements for an Easter concert.
Spcer's hardware has received a
new lot of farm machinery.
MISS Flo Brown of lola spent a few
days last week visiting relatives here.
MRS Hattie martin of Neosho Falls
is visiting for ner acqualntances at
Geneva.
Ed Perkins goes to lola to try his
fortune in the city of natural gas.
Grand ma White returned to Colony
last week after a short stay among
her friends here.
Carpenter broth ers have car load
Of cattle ready to ship.
John Reese has been on the sick list
for the past few days.
The Iola register., 1900-03-23
MORAN


Mrs II. L. BaBsett Reporter
March 19-Sam O'Hara is clerking
for Oral Spencer.
Dan Henning is working for II G
Gillham.
A little daughter was born to Mr.
and Mrs John Vaughn last week
Wednesday.
DIR Lambeth was on the sick list
last week.
Samuels' drug store, in the VIII.
loughby building, opened Friday.
The Relief Corps gave box supper
last Saturday evening.
E liza Culbertson has been quite
sick.
LOuVarner and her brother Dale
W eie down from Colony last week
visiting relatives.
viii Mcknight of Okarche, and
James Mcknight, came up fr m the
Territory last week to attend the
funeral of their father.
Mr. and Mrs Pember and Alice and
Edith drove up from Humboldt last
Friday to spend two days with rela-
tives here
Pearl Warner boards now at }
Warmers.
Mrs Mcclure was quite sick last
week but is now convalescing slowly.
Rev J X McNabb, VINO WAS ap-
pointed to Parker, preached his fare
well sermon Sabbath evening. Al
lhough he has been here only year
he has made many friends who will
be sorry TO see him and his family
leave. Rev Mr. Mehl, who has been
al Parker, will take this charge, and
doubtless will soon make a host of
friends among our peol lie.
Little Lola Millby, who has been so
long and go dangerously i'll, is decid-
edly convalescent.
Mrs ) q Warner, Jr, and her little
son went TO Ft Scott last Friday
evening to make an extended visit
with her parents.
j II Cash and family started for
Arkansas the first of the week.
James Mcknight, one Of the early
settlers in this part of the county.
died last Tuesday afternoon. The
funeral services were held at the
Christian church on Thursday morn
ing. Only two of his sons, whose
homes are not in this vicinity, were
able to get here in time to attend the
funeral. Mr. Mcknight was widely
and favOrably known and many will
miss HIM. The bereaved family has
the sympathy of the entire COM
munity.
Prof Kline went to Oswego last
Friday where he was one of the
judges in the Labette county oratori-
cal contest, He enjoyed while there
visit with II friend whom he had
not seen in several years and was
persuaded to remain till Monday
morning.
Mrs p J McGlashan spent last Sat
urday in lola.
A II G .mpbell, of lola, was in
Moran last Friday, intending to go to
Kansas City, but was called home by
the death of his partner, Mr. John
Porter.
&c Cash has been i'll.
The Iola register., 1900-03-23
HE
COUNTY
NEWS -
SAVONBURG.
Mrs. o. D. Courtney, Correspondent.

Mrs o. d. Courtney, Correspondent.
march l3-We are sorry to re po
little Ewing Wright quite sick at this
writing.
A Rebekah lodge was organized in
Savonburg Tuesday night, march IL,
by J A Colaw OF Cherryvale.
MT Holmquest's have moved into
their new residence IN the north part
OF town.
o ID Courtney and family visited
relatives at Leanna sunday and
Monday.
Brarg's car of implements arrived
Monday.
We are glad to note that MRS A
Nymau is somewhat improved.
Mr. and Mrs Nooner of Chanute,
visited Mr. and Mrs B Huff Wednes-
day and Thursday.
Rev Elijah Williams is holding re-
vival services at the Friends church
in this city.
John Nynqsn, Will Little and Eaton
miller went up near Parker on a hunt
ing trip Wednesday.
Rev Frame has closed the revival
services at the HUFF church
The Iola register., 1900-03-23
WEST PLEASANT VALLEY.
Lnlie Thornton. Renorter.

March 2G-Most of the farmers have
been improving the time with their
plow of late, aud some have begun
garden.
As Sunday was the regular preach
ing day Rev montgomery preached at
this place Saturday nighs and sun
day morning and Sunday night he
assisted Salem with their meeting.
1t seems that la grippe, when once
started, would go the rounds, as
nearly everyone at thie place have
had siege of it.
MRS Ebb Beard was quite sick last
week.
Wesley Fishers family are all able
to be around again after such a siege
with the measles. The doctor was
called for Mrs Fisher last week.
Mrs Homer Rush was at the home
of her parents while they were all
sick, and she also had the measles.
Lille Haugh stayed few days at
Wesley Fishers and assisted in the
hous ework.
MRS Haugh visited with Mrs
Shockey one day last week.
Jim Rush and Uncle Billie Hamil.
ton sold some cattle the first OF the
week.
Josie Rush and Maggie Vaught and
MRS Fred Ellis were visiting at this
place sunday.
MRS Lyons and Newt Slone visited
at Frank Halhert's.
The Iola register., 1900-03-23
SOUTH MAPLE GROVE AND CEN
TRIAL AVENUE.
Ethel B. Lash. Reporter

Ethel B. Lash. Reporter
March 20-Mr and MRS e Jay have
had u Siege oI the grip.
MRS Dayton has purchased new
buggy.
MRS Ida Crawford and Ethel and
Frank Lindsey spent sunday ut Ed
Maxwell's.
Mr. and nrs pert Jay and Miss
Mooney visited at Il jays Sunday.
Ed Burson was painting on Mr.
Hall new house i'm Center Grove q
couple of days last week. He will
finish II in the future.
There will be magic Lantern
views, with songs and lecture given
by Rev Goodhue at JedrO church
Friday evening March %, beginning
at 8 o'clock. Admission five and ten
cents.
Mrs Hottenstein and Mrs Ida Craw-
ford and children were calling on Mr.
Beemsn's Thursday.
MRS Charley Beeman and children
were visiting at A Beeman's Wednes-
day.
Alfred Johnson stayed at Mrs Deals
Saturday night
Miss Ball spent saturday and Sun
day with home folks.
Paris Deal ana Jim Ayers were
punching hedge brush Monday.
The Saving boys have moved their
DR. Ill near he west part OF Martin
Sauer's pace. They commenced
drilling for gas Tuesday.
Mr. VanSkiver is very sick at this
writing. ~. -
Earl Slater is working for Mr. Hol-
comb.
MRS Gherken called on Mrs Hotten-
tein Monday.
Paris Deal bought a COW and calf Of
Warren Pine Monday.
The Iola register., 1900-03-23
LIBERTY.
Miss Lula b. Malcolm, reporter.

Miss Lula b. Malcom, reporter
march 17-Quite number made
garden last week.
Oat sowing began the first Of the
week, but the cold wave came and
some had to quit and wait for a
warmer day to finish up.
Geo Malcom aud wife took dinner at
William Hillbrant's Sunday. Mrs.
Hillbrant and babe are on the sick
list.
Little Cora Denison, of lola, was
visiting her grand parents, Mr. aud
Mrs James Pees, last week.
James Townsend was out visiting
his children last week.
Will Hoover, wife and family visit
ed her brother, Geo MalcOm, and
other friends last week.
MRS Nate Wilson spent part of
last week with her daughter, MRS
Pryor Heath. MRS Wilson's health is
real poor.
The young people and old folks met
at MRS John Davis Tuesday evening
and gave them quite surprise. Pies
and cakes were served. A general
good time was had by all who were
there. Seventy in number bid them
success in their new home and left re-
ioicing at late hour for their own
homes.
Mr. Rook, of Vernon, Kansas, was
in our neig hbOrhood Monday.
Charley CoDger and neice, Ethel
Townsend, returned home Friday
from their visit in Neosho, Mo. They
have been visiting relatives the past
seven weeks.
&c Cornell went to Geneva last
Monday.
] Johnson and wife took dinner at
Geo Malcom's Friday.
Lula Malcom Is visiting relatives
in IaHarpe. She hAs been confined
to the house nearly five months. We
hope the visit will be of much bene-
fit to her.
Mr. o s Heath's baby was quite
sick Sunday and Sunday night with
Group but soon after it was q great
deal better.
John Davis had sale last Monday
and moved to Reno county, Kansas,
where he mas rented farm. We wish
him success. The ladies took in lunch
and gave MRS Davis a surprise while
the men attended the sale.
The Iola register., 1900-03-23
ROCK CREEK,
Mary Powell. Reporte r.

Mary Powell. Reporter.
march 2l-lhe infant child of MT
and Mrs Searcy died Thursday even
ing of whuopiug cough, age % months
The funeral services were conducted
at tho home by Rev Gillett and the
interment took place in the lola
cemetery. The same matchless
Christ who said suffer little children
to come unto me, and forbid them
not tor Of such is the kingdom of
heaven" has taken the little paby to
its home above waiting for the loved
ones. The family has the sympatb v
of the entire community.
| Elsie Gregory Visited Effie Hardin
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs Emma Torrance is eufferin 2
Intensely from vaccination. She had
to have her arm lanced.
We are glad to note that Blanche
Fisher was successful in getting q
spring term of school which COM
menced Monday.
Mr. Rustman is having his house
moved.
MRS Mckee preached to q large
congregation Sunday evening.
f. Nostrand was in this neighbor-
hood canvassing for the cold water
cream separator.
The Iola register., 1900-03-23
GOLDEN VALLEY.
MRS. HATTIE GULLETT, Reporter

MRS. HATTIE GULLErT, Reporter
march 20-Yes we had the breeze
and the freeze and no blooming
weather last week.
Fred Kessler and Ira McCollum
were breaking colts Friday and came
up in the Valley to break them.
Eva McClain was our pleasant
caller Thursday.
MRS Hyatt, Mrs Mitchell and Mable
Preston went to PIttsburg Saturday
Mrs Hyatt is taking treatment from
DR.. Fulton, of Lola, for her lungs.
We wish our editor all the success
there is in his political race.
Are you going to try for the pump
kin prize" is the general remark.
Robert Duncan sold horee and
bought another one last week.
Jake Khune bought team of
mules last week of J w Gullett.
Mr. Smock finished moving on Mr.
Wallace's farm Thursday.
Mr Collins has some breezy rides on
FRIDAY evening az Mr Smock comes
after him from moran to Bethel.
Johnny Stewart went up to lola
after his brother Toney, Friday.
Eva McClain and Ernest McDaniels
attended prayer meeting at the hall
Thursday.
Miss Harris is assisting Mrs Nellie
Curfman with her work.
Mr. Ayers was down to see the
children since our last.
We sympathize with Sister Blood
with her flock of young chickens this
cold weather. We had our experience
ast year with the early fries and we
concluded we would not try it again
80 early
mrs Albert Walton and Mrs Ed
Boyer were our pleasant callers Sat
urday.
Claud Stewart has new buggy.
Florence Hedger has the grit to
face the cold weather to and from her
school and her many friends at the
Hall aod Valley are glad 10 hear OF
her success.
We will tell you Of a surprise that
will come off Friday in ouI next.
j l. Wood has bought the McCarley
implements and ten acres of land and
will make home of 1t and have the
benefit of the gas.
Mr and MRS Michkie visited Mrs Le
roy Ayers saturday.
A G. Kohler and his son } p were
down at John Campbells Saturday
after cattle.
Frances Williams has gone to New
ton on visit
Earl Gullett has new ron clad
wagon, birthday present.
Mr. and Mrs Gullett and con Ear
were the guests of Robert Duncan
and mother since our last.
The plows are running early anC
late.
Mrs T Williams will have carpe
rag tackiEg. The aid society and I
surprise party is all we know of thii
week in our community.
Leroy Ayers shot his dog Cornell
Old aud in the way is all.
Flax is out of sight is the genera
remark. This is in price.
The Iola register., 1900-03-23
SPRING BRANCH.
Mr.. FRANK Jackson, Reporter

Mr.. FRANK JACKsoN Reporter
Tom Anderson Is having n big lot
of oats sOwed i'm this part.
Miss Lizzie Leake is staying with
Mrs Erase this week.
Mr. Sanders Sanders IL making ar
rangements to start to Pennsylvania
the first of April.
Frank Delps' team ras away Satur-
day and demolished his wagon.
Rev Ruby has been employed to
preach at the Pleasant Valley church
for six months beginning Sunday
A pril the frat at IL O'Clock.
Frank Chase has hired to Mr. Jones
Mr. Leake sowed twenty acres of
oats for Mr. Jones Monday.
Miss Elsie Gregory OF lola was visiting
at MRS Hardin's Saturday and sun
day.
Charley Sanders started to western
Kansas Monday to make his future
home.
Mrs John Clark has purchased a
new cream separator.
Albert Fitzpatrick from Allen Cen
ter visited at Mr Leake's Saturday
night and Sunday.
The Iola register., 1900-03-23
OSAGE VALLEY.
A, A. Myers, Reporter.

March 1--we are pleased to report
sicKness on the decrease in our neigh
bOrhood.
MT w WMyers, who has been spend
ing the winter with friends and rela-
rives in Allen county, returned to his
home at Centralia, III, Sunday much
improved in health.
Last Friday night our school gave
an entertainment which was we'll at
tended considering the weather and
highly appreciated by those present.
Mr. George Myers and wife arrived
from Kansas City, Mo, Saturday and
will spend the summer with his folks.
Mr. and Mrs Len Foult, of Bourbon
county, were visitors in this neigh bOr.
hood Sunday.
Charlie Doughty is on the sick list
at this writing.
Miss Williams Of near La Graude is
staying with MRS w Stout who is so
far recovered as to be able to be up
and around.
We pray thee, heed him not who
askest thee to take something. said to
be the same as Rocky Mountain Tea
made by Madison Medicine Co. 35c
Aek your druggist.
The Iola register., 1900-03-23
NES0H0 VALLEY.
Q. L. ARNOLD Reportel

q, Il. ARNOLD Reporter
March 2l-There has been no Sun
day school at Union for the post
three months, but the people are re-
quested to meet there on the first
sunday in April at 3 O'Clock at which
time 1t will be re-organized.
Emma Clark was in the ghbor-
hood several days the first of the
week.
Mrs f ID Dickey came out from
town Sunday and remained at Wash
Dickey's until Monday.
Our new neigh Dor, Mr. Young,
brought man out from town Mon
day to repair the interior OF his house.
Rev w Crook and wife came over
from Ft Scott last week and have
made pleasant visit among friends
in this ueighbOrhOod.
Mr Butler hauled quite quantity
of wheat TO town the first of the week
which he had sold to Chanute parties.
On Monday Mrs Steele set fire to
some weeds that had been piled ON
her garden spot when it escape d her
control and swept over the 40-acre
meadow belonging to Mr. Geer south
OF her place, AID passed over part of
Frank Gays faIm and through Mrs
simpsons pasture. There was con-
siderable damage done to fences, hut
the heavy loss was hay. A hs II
dozen stacks OF timothy belonging to
Gensen and son and Geer and STACK
OF prairie hay belonging to Jaceby,
and one belonging to Maxwell were
consumed.
The Union school closed on Tues
day with an exhibition i'm the even
ing. This closed Miss Cora Powelps
second term at that place, and the
fact that she was offered the spring
term speaks we'll for her work as a
teacher.
LeviSteele made prompt settlement
for the damage done by the fire Mon
day. Mr. Geer was probably the
heaviest loOser and his very reason
able demand was met by the pay
ment of between forty and fifty
dollars.
E b Butler has purchased heavy
wagon and does his hauling with
four horses which, by means of
long double-tree, he works side by
side.
Rev Montgomery is assisting in the
protracted meetings at the church, as
are also Revs Clark and Crook, Rev
Brown being the preacher in charge.
Correspondence continued on page l2
The Iola register., 1900-03-23
DIAMOND.
MIST. W. Jones. Reporter,

march 20 MRS Thompson came up
from moran Friday to visit her sister,
Mrs q w smith, and assist in the
care of the sick children of the latter.
We are glad to report the Smith
children and also little Pete Robin
stein, who have been quite sick, all
improving
VIII Carpenter is able to be out
again.
Agnes Scott Is down from Douglas
county for an indefinite stay among
friends here.
Rev Ruby filled his appointment at
Diamond Sunday and will preach
every two weeks until September
when he thinks some other arrange
ment will be made by the Elder. We
believe the Diamond people will be
content with the minister sent us.
Mamie Cooper OF lola, and friend
we're out riding sunday and called on
lola Jones near Wise,
Henry Robenstein's physician has
ordered more rest and less work. A
young man from Miami county has
heen employed to taAe his place on
the farm.
We observe Mary Latham home
again.
Sunday school was organized Sun
day at Diamond with Father
Merchant as superintendent.
A little son of Br Brown while
playing with his dog last week WAS
bitten through the upper lip.
VIDE Fetherngill attended church
at Diamont sunday. Her many
friends were glad to meet her again
Prickly Ash Bittsrs cures d iseases @
the kidneys, cleanses and strengthens
the liver. stomach and bowels. For
I aala nv Chaa r. Rneneer a. Co
The Iola register., 1900-03-23
NORTH MAPLE GROVE.

Lors Fife, Reporter.
""r'l9-Mr Dye has moved on to the
fa'm vacated by MRS Brihsrt.
Mrs Fife invited few of her friends
to a quitting last Thursday.
Mr. Bert Wiggius baled hay for Il
) Ball SATURDAY.
Misses Ella and Edna Ball spent
Sunday at home.
Mrs w > Dickerson and her mother
MRS Christian are noth confined to the
house with severe colds.
Mr. and Mrs w M Williams of lola
visited Mrs Williams parents Mr. and
MRS L n Funston over sunday
Hayes Bail lett Monday for Colorado
We understand he has employment
there.
"rrust not to appearances" but put
your faith in Hoods Sarsaparilla, a.,
which never disappoints. 1t Is the
best medicine money can buy.