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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-06-08
BELFRY
Meribeth Alter, Reporter.
LA st weeks items.

Last weeks items.
May 29-Nr and Mrs Carl Stickley
spent Sunday at Tom Jackson's.
Mr. Cramer is having his house
painted.
MRS Addie Mccoy is visiting her
mother Mrs d d Britton.
Lula Cramer in attending normal in
lola
J L Bryan and wife spent Sunday u
Mr. Embuy's.
Frank Curley is the proud possesor
OF croquet set.
Miss Mary Hare visited her parents
in Kincaid Sunday.
Mrs Lucy Jackson and Mrs Alter at
tended memorial services at Kincaid
Sunday.
N 7 Curley and family visited at
John Whittington's Sunday.
Mr. Cramer and family attended
children's day exercises at LaGrande
Sunday,
This weeks items.
Miss Bertha Britton went to En-
poria Monday to attend school at the
State Normal.
Mr.. RuXton visited Mr.. May Sun
day.
Clyde Manpin visited Frank Curley
the first of the week.
Mrs. Brtton and son Dannie went
to lola Decoration day.
There will be Childnen's Day exer-
ci5es at Wesley Chapel Sunday, June
18th.
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FUNSTON.
MISS AMY SEYMOUR, Reporter.

June please Mr. Devil, put our
items in the Funston column hereafter
and do not move all OF our good peo-
pie down to Elsmore, or some other
seaport town, any more.
Mr. Beachum and family of LaHarpe,
and Richard Ewing and wife of lola,
spent Sunday at j i Myers.
Nj Williams and wife of LaHarpe,
were down for Children's Day at the
Valley and Prairie Hall.
Forest Ball from Blue Mound was
in our neighborhood last week.
Quite a gathering of friends and
relatives of Mrs Donald's walked in
and surprised her Friday night and
reminded her of her 4lst birthday.
Delicious ice cream, cake and straw
berries were served and at a very late
hour the guests departed wishing Mrs
Donald many happy returns of her
birthday.
Laura Larue from Union, visited
friends in this neighborhood Saturday
and Sunday.
Charlie Plants and FIRMLY from Iowa
came to their uncle's, L Myers. last
Thursday and visited over Sunday.
They started for Oklahoma Monday
where they will make their future
home.
Jeanette Seymour is the proud
owner of little white pony, a present
from her father.
Children's Day exercises passed off
nicely at Golden Valley and in the
evening at the Hall.
The young folks were very pleas
antly entertained at George Seymour's
Friday night.
S f Whitlow and Prof Kline of
Moran, were calling in our neighbor-
hood Friday. Mr. Whitlow was our
school teacher at one time and his
friends were glad to see him. Prof
Kline was looking after his political
interests.
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EAST COTTAGE GROVE.

June 4-Everyone iswishing forrain.
The party at Mr. Wisborg's barn
last Thursday night was well attend
ed and all report good time. The
evening was spent in playing games
in the barn after which ice cream was
served.
Mrs Randolph is improving.
There will be Children's Day exer-
cises at Fairview Sunday night, June
10. Everybody cordially invited to
attend.
Mr. and Mrs Ira Boman visited his
brother Sunday.
Grandpa Huss is improving slowly.
Sarah Nelson is visiting relatives
in Woodson county this week.
Mrs Chas Thompson and daughter
Nora visited at f N Moores last
Friday.
Quite a number of young people
from this vicinity went to Savonburg
Decoration Day.
Huston Sauers went to Chanute
Thursday.
Rev 7 j Afford preached his fare
well sermon at Fairview Sunday
night.
Una Jordan is staying in Chanute
at present.
Mary johnson is very busy giving
music lessons in this neighborhood.
Harry Moore made business trip
to Savonburg Wednesday.
F N Moore and daughters went to
Elsmore Friday.
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ALLEN CENTER
John W. Treadway.

Jno G Remsbery has erected a fine
barn on his farm and thus added an
other improvement to our community.
N Adams has gone to Indiana on
an extended visit.
Mrs S Fl Weith has gone to her old
home in Illinois for a two months
visit.
Josie Weith passed the common
school examination.
Our gas well is not yet under con-
troll. The caving in of dirt and stone
prevents casing but Mr.. Horton saws
he will "head it off yet" The gas is
as strong as ever.
Jno Tinker who is employed in a
Missouri Pacific hotel in Wyoming
came in for short visit with friends
last week.
Our neighbors all sold their wool at
home for 20 cents per pound. Who
does protection hurt?
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SPRING BRANCH.

May Sd A Gillespie is over from
Missouri on business and to visit rela
tives. He will fix up his threshing
machine and ship it over to his farm
in Missouri.
MIR Sugg and wife of lola visited at
Mrs Hardin's Saturday and Sunday.
There was a large crowd in attend
ance at the children's day exercises at
Rock Creek Sunday night.
Frank Erase and Frank VOORHEES,
are moving house for Mr. Harvey
from one of his farms in this part to
Gas City where he will rent it. 1t is
tedious job and will take several days.
Quite number from this part went
to Usage last week gooseberrying.
Our items have failed to appear in
in the Weekly REGISTER several times
recently although it is the weekly we
are mostly interested in.
We are very much pleased with the
EDITORS nomination and the endorse
ment of the people and the press in
EtutIdl.
From the indications of the pumpkin
crop and the expectations of a great
many people the REGISTER man had
better be preparing storage house
for his pumpkins.
H H Jones father from Bonner
Springs is visiting him.
There will be an exhibition of Mrs
II II Jones' young ladies class of
painting Tuesday night, June u at the
residence of II II Jones. About fifty
different kinds of painting will be
shown. There will also be an abund-
ance of ice cream and cake served on
the lawn. Admission to the exhibit
five cents, ice cream and cake ten
cents. Everybody is cordially in
vited to be present on that evening.
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MORAN.


June Rev f w Mitchell of Prince
ton, N j, spent last week in Moran
and occupied the Presbyterian pulpit
Sunday morning and evening. From
here he will go to LaHarpe where he
will preach next Sabbath. He made a
number of acquaintance during his
brief stay and the services last Sab
bath were interesting and helpful.
Prof G w Kline went to Winfield
Saturday where he will spend this
month. He is one of the instructors
at the Cowley county normal. They
are to be congratulated upon having
secured the services of one so well
qualified tor that position.
Miss Earring went to Ottawa last
week to attend the commencement
week Iexercises at the OttawalsUni-
versity.
MRS Barton and Miss Keith came
over from lola to spend Decoration
Day and assist in the music.
Children's Day was observed last
Sabbath at M p church, an excellent
program being rendered. Services of
somewhat similar character will be
conducted next Sabbath at the Chris
tian church and also at the Presby-
terrain church.
DR. Jewell went to Pittsburg Monday
evening to attend the S II Kansas
Medical Association.
The proposition to consolidate
Moran, Fair Lawn and Walnut Grove
school districts is under considera-
ton. Many in the two fatter districts
are urging that it be done, that they
may have the benefit of the graded
school for their children without hav-
ing to pay tuition here, and taxes
there.
Som cone last Thursday night stole
part OF George Burners harness. DR.
Lambeth also lost in a similar man
ner his large seining net.
Decoration Day was fittingly OBJ
served here. The exercises at the
park were attended by the largest
crowd that ever gathered here on such
an occasion. The music was fine and
the speech by Rev S S Martin of TT
Scott, was such one as his many
friends knew they might expect from
him, and was enjoyed by all. The
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-06-08

the place which Mr.. Mosby now oc-
cupies, just a half mile south of Maple
Grove church. Everybody cordially
invited. Bring your dinner and stay
all day.
Charley Sauer who has worked for
Mrs. Byrum several months had the
misfortune to get his ankle broken
last Sunday while driving colt.
Charley is nephew of Martin Sauer
and. has many friends who hope for
his speedy recovery.
Mr.. Burson's sister Mrs. Farr, of
Kansas City, is visiting him at
present.
Ethel Lash visited Mrs. Charley
Johnson last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mosby went to lola
Saturday remaining until Sunday
evening. They visited Mrs. Mosby's
brother and family.
Mrs. Maragret Deal has recently
painted her house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Maxwell went to
Moran Sunday afternoon.
a large crowd attended the Chill
dren's Day exercises at Jeddo. The
decorations represented the Grecian
Temple. They were lovely and the
honor is certainly due to Miss Bluhm
as she was the architect.
Mamie Maxwell visited Leila Cum
bingham Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs McWilliams and Enola HAYES,
of lola, Laura and Jesse Phebus of
Center Grove and Mrs. Butts spent
Sunday at Mr.. Lash's.
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BETHEL.

June 5-Quite a number from here
attended Children's DAY exercises at
Prairie Hall Sunday evening.
Charley Hamilton and Ida Baker
are attending the Normal.
Mamie Maxwell of Maple Grove
spent last Saturday and Sunday with
the writer.
Jeddo observed their Children's
Day last Sunday morning.
The party at Mr. Rhoads' was we'll
attended and good time is reported.
Mrs Maxwell of Humboldt visited in
this neighborhood last week.
Rose Samp of Big Creek visited
home folks last week.
Ounce Long is the proud owner OF
new bicycle.
There was a dance at Mr. Leslies
Saturday evening.
A few from here attended the Chill.
dren's Day exercises at Golden Valley
last Sunday, which we're very enter.
tanning.
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PRAIRIE VIEW.
Elite v. Malsbury, Reporter

June 4-Mr Mills of Chanute took
dinner with c Wilbur Sunday.
Bert Jay and wife and George Al
ward and best girl visited at Mr. Inples
of Leanna Sunday and attended
Children's day exercises at that place.
Glenn and RED Brubaker called in
our neighborhood Sunday.
A party at Mr. Geissler's last Satur-
day night. A nice time reported.
L d Mendenhall is hauling corn to
Humboldt.
G L Johnson and wife Sundayed at
Ed Myers.
Mrs Baker who has been quite sick
is better.
Arthur Wilbur and Dora Record
were fishing on Neosho Saturday
night.
Wilson Hawley attended Children's
day exercises at Jeddo Sunday morn
ing.
j c Wilbur sold fine horse last
Monday to Charley Hardness of
Chanute.
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PRAIRIE DELL.
FRANK BARTH, Reporter


We regret that we didn't get our
items in in time for the publication of
the Port lawn social notice in week
before last.
Simon Remsberg is building a new
barn north of his house.
Geo. Barth has purchased repis-
tered thorough bred Poland-China
boar.
a great many from this vicinity at
tended Decoration services at lola.
Frank Kelly and wife and Mr..
Townsend and wife, of LaHarpe.
visited their uncle, Geo. Sheriff. sun
day. Jason Sheriff. and wife from
Geneva were also down.
Rev. j. NJ. Leonard and wife and n
number of friends from lola were call
ing at Mr.. brakes one lay last week.
a number of young people spent
Saturday evening at the residence of
Mrs. Barth. Plenty of fun, laugh
and cherries.
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FAIR LAWN.
J, W. Howerton, Reporter

May 30-Mr Pfeifer and daughter
Estella were in lola one day last weel
on business.
Mrs Chas Thompson and mother
MRS Weast, of lola, are visiting
friends and relatives in this neighbor.
hood this week.
b Tremain and family visited
with We scribe and family one day last
week.
Ye scribe is assisting Mr. Pfeifer to
tear down some old buildings and re-
build new ones.
Some members of the Fraternal Aid
society from here with others from
Moran, attended a meeting of the La
Harpe council last Friday night.
Sorry to say that the rain spoiled
some of their pleasure on the way
home, but about fifteen of them sought
shelter in Mr. Coles barn, returning
home in the morning.
Willie Hart was compelled to have
another operation performed on his
arm last week, DIR Cox, of lola, doing
the surgical work and DR. Jewell of
Moran, assisting him,
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Glorious News

Comes from DR.. d. B. Cargile, OF
Washita, |. 7. He writes: electric
Bitters has cured Mrs. Brewer of
scrofula, which had caused her great
suffering for years. Terrible sores
would break out on her head and face
and the best doctors could give no
help; but now her health is excellent. 4"
Electric Bitters is the best blood
purifier known. It's the supreme
remedy for eczema, letter, salt rheum,
ulcers, boils and running sores. 1t
stimulates liver, kidneys and bowels,
eXpels poisons, helps digestion, builds
up the strength. Only soc. Sold by
Evans Bros. Druggist.
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ROCK CREEK.
Mary Powell. Reporter.


June CD a Gillespie is here visit.
ing his parents also on business. He
expects to have his threshing machine
shipped to his home in Missouri.
Our children's day exercise Sunday
night was success in every way. We
had good program and it was nicely
rendered to large audience.
Mrs Shafer has been on the sick list
but is better now.
Miss Elsie Gregory visited with her
brother Aaron Gregory last week.
Guss Shafer and Jim Powell left
Wednesday for western Kansas where
they expect to work in the wheat
harvest.
The w NJ A of Rock Creek local
will meet at the home of Mrs Gillespie
Wednesday June 18th.
Mr. Ruby is doing the carpenter
work on the addition to Mr. Kingsley,s
house.
4e scribe is attending normal.
quite large number of young folks
from east lola and Gas City attended
church here Sunday.
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SALEM.
W. s. Lytle, reporter.
interests

W. D. Lyle, reporter.
June ASK Frank Petit if the
suckers have quit biting yet.
l. b Pearson and wife and Frank
Petit and family were visiting at
Willis Pettit's of Independence last
Sunday.
Grace Pearson was the guest of Mrs
Lyle Sunday.
Mrs Julia Camp of Eureka Springs,
Ark, is here to spend the summer with
her sister, Mrs A Wood.
Nellie Lytle is making her home
with her aunt, Mrs A Wood, at
present.
The Salem cemetery board will meet
at Salem school house Tuesday eve
ming, June II, for the purpose of let
ting the contract for cutting the grass
of the cemetery and making small
levy on the lots for the purpose of
keeping up the cemetery.
Our census taker, L K Fronk, is
around asking the ladies how old they
are.
II V ellis and wife took in Chill
dren's Day at Lawn Sunday.
w S Lyle and family were visiting
at b X Montgomery's of Carlyle
Friday.
The young people of the Y p A re,
port a pleasant and profitable time al
the convention Saturday.
Children's Day will be observed al
Salem June 10.
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PLEASANT VALLEY

Received too late last week.
May 29-Did you uotice the Suns
eclipse?
Geo w Ellis is looking up. He is
putting new coat of paint on his
house.
Grandpa Freeman started last Tues
day for Indiana to stay with his other
daughter Mrs Hite, for a while. He
is SO years old and took the trip alone.
May Fisher has been .helping clean
house at McKinney's last week. Mrs
Mckinney is not much improved in
health yet.
7 Simons did not come to preach at
the school house last Sunday. We
suppose on account of the river being
too high to cross.
E Baird's family visited at N Van
Fossen's Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Culbertson attended
church Van Nice's last Sunday.
We are glad to- see b f Brown able
to ride over in our neighborhood
again.
Frank HecoX has moved into the
Thornton house since they went to
Oklahoma.
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GRIFFIN.
Mrs Arnes Garrison. Renor,or


June 5-Last Saturday evening a
few of Reed Ross friends went in to
surprise him as it. was his twentieth
first birthday. They report a very
pleasant evening.
Mrs Griffin received a telegram dis
patch last Saturday morning that her
brother-in-law, e Whittemore of
Lincoln had died of heart trouble the
previous morning.
There was services at the school
house last Sunday by Rev Walter.
A Garrison and family enjoyed
pleasant visit at Ed Linder's Sunday
afternoon.
Jas BaXley's horses got out of the
pasture Monday night and caused him
quite hunt before he found them.
VIM orth and wife and mother also
Bessie Baxley and Ollie Griffin were
visiting at Mr. Earnest Linder's Sun
day.
MRS Ross was visiting MRS VIM NC
Kinney Tuesday. MRS Mckinney is in
quite poor health.
Mrs Oscar Remhart was visiting her
mother Mrs U Wagner Monday.
Mrs Waggoner and Laura Under
attended services at d Van Nice's
Sunday conducted by Rev Irwin.
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NORTH LOGAN.
Thos. VanNice, Reporter

N''' "hANlNtf htpOTltIs
June 5-We need shower.
Fred Churchill purchased new
buggy and harness last week.
Lutte Dewitt is to be married to
Miss Gardner of Humboldt Wednes-
day evening of this week.
The crowd at the cemetery Monday
was not as large as it should have
been although they did lot of good
work.
Mr. and Mrs Mckinley of Humboldt
visited ID A VanNice Friday after
noon of last week.
This week will about end the straw
berry season. Blackberries will be
next in order.
Mr. Chicken lost one of his big grey
horses. He could not tell what was
the matter with it. 1t is quite loss
as 1t breaks a team that he paid $175
for this spring.
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THE
COUNTY
NEWS
LIBERTY
Miss Lnla B. Malcolm. renorter.

MISS Lula Is. Malcolm reporter
June 3-Quite number from here
attended the Decoration exercises al
lola Wednesday.
Fay Harrington returned from Coy
vile Wednesday evening.
Mrs Maud Keithley visited in Horse
Shoe Bend Friday.
Anna johnson visited We scribe last
Friday.
Messrs Albert Myers, John Myers
and VIM Pickering and ladies, Misses
Wells, Morris and Myers of Yates
Center called on we scribe Thursday.
The afternoon was spent at the river
trying to boat ride and fish, but the
increased size of the river prevented
both.
Lots of wild strawberries are being
gathered around here in tbs pastures
and on bluffs. The crop seems abund-
ant,
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GOLDEN VALLEY.
MRS. HATTIE GULLErI, Reporter

Mh' HATTIE GULLETr, Reporter
Claud Stewart spent few days in
Moran last week trying to recuperate
after an attact of the measels.
Albert Ihrig came out and visited
his daughter Kate Sunday.
Mrs. Duncan called on the Wrights
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Willoughby and
son attended the surprise upon Mrs;
w. Donold. There were So present
and when supper was called there
was strawberries, ice cream and cake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donold has many warm
friends who wish them many years of
happiness. Mrs. Potter presented her
with a set of pearl beauty pins and
Mrs. Willoughby presented her with
linen table cloth, Mrs. Gnllett
handkerchief and Mr.. Donold a Tair
OF lace curtains. They went home at
one O'Clock feeling it was good to be
there.
Mr. and Mrs. r. Ewing were out
from lola Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. Milligan were out
from LaHarpe Sunday.
Children's day at the Vally was
quiet success and when any one
finds a country church with better
choir, than our Vally church I do
not know where it is.
Mr.. f. Myers and Amy Seymore at
tended Children's day at the Valley.
George Seymour purchased a load
of new furniture Friday.
Walter Wood and j. w. Gullett
shipped hogs to Kansas City Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charley Bollnger
went to Bourbon county on a visit
Saturday.
Mr.. Kerns has been painting for j.
w. Outlet and Mrs. Preston since our
last. Good satisfaction.
Mr.. Walker, the carpenter from La
Harpe, was workigg for j. w.
Gullett last Friday.
You are ahead of us sister Blood
when it comes to peas and potatoes,
but we we have strawberry short-cake
to a finish.
A boy about 10 years old and
young looking girl came to our house
and had u story of woe. He said they
were from Fl Scott and he and a
partner were mending gasolene stoves
and he had his team stolen and they
had walked from Buffalo, and of
course we believed every word of it.
He said his wife was about give out.
We told him we thought if he got on
ross roads he would find a chance to
tide to town. He was putting
'igerette the last we saw of them.
a trap drove in our yard Sunday
afternoon loaded with some nice look
ng cat. There were Mr.. Smith and
sister from Moran, Mr.. Cooksey from
IaHarpe and Miss Merrill Maxson and
Walter Wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Williams, from
Ia Harpe, were pleasant callers Sun
lay afternoon.
MIS- W. thompson, OF lola, was our
guest since our last.
Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Gullett and
Carl were the guests of Mrs. Preston
sunday.
j. w. Gullett and N. Mitchell went
vest of the river Monday.
1t was indeed sad when we heard of {
he death of Mrs. Lizzie Ions baby.
No one knows but a mother the loss of
heir only child.
Mrs. Preston and Mrs. Thompson
allied on Mrs. G. w. Wood last
londay evening,
j. r. Stewart shipped a fine lot of
attic to Kansas City, by Moran
londay,
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A Wealth of Beauty

Is often hidden by unsightly Pimples
Eczema, letter, Erysipelas, Salt
Rheum, etc. Bucklen's Arnica Salve
will glorify the face by curing all
Skin Eruptions, also Cuts, Bruises,
Burns, Boils, Felons, Ulcers, and
worst forms of Piles. Only % cts a
box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by
Evans Bros, druggist.
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procession to the cemetery was longer
than had ever before wendell its way
thither, and they found a goodly mum
Der waiting for them. The floral
decorations were profuse and beauti
full, and showed that the loved and
lost are not forgotten
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SOUTH MAPLE GROVE AND CEN.
TRIAL AVENUE.
Ethel B. Lash. Reporter

Next Thursday the 14th, Maple
Grove Sunday school will celebrate
Children's Day by having the
Children's Day exercises and Sun
day school picnic combined. A num-
Der of Sunday schools are invited and
the picnic will be held in the grove on
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-06-08

VIII Miller has purchased a new
buggy and traded for a new horse.
Now what?
F NJ Miller is building another
house inlLaHarpe.