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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-08-31
PRAIRIE VIEW.
Elite V, Malsbury, Reporter

August 27-Mr Becker's two daugh-
tiers of Independence, who have been
visiting him the past week have re-
turned home.
The Cochran girls are still i'm
proving.
Bert Baker of Prairie Dell was
calling on friends in our neighborhood
Sunday.
Grandpa Sears and granddaughter
of Greenwood county, are visiting
relatives in Allen and Neosho
counties,
L d Mendenhall was kicked by a
horse Thursday,
Messrs Myer and Overholt shelled
corn at Bert jays Friday.
The place farmed by tie Geissler
boys, best known as the Cave farm,
has been sold to man in Iowa for
81, 500,
Alfred johnson is working for Mr.
Mendenhall.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-08-31
Usage VALLEY
j. w. Stnnt. Renortnr

a. w 'lpdl NtpoibuI
August 2s-Mr and Mrs II Myers
Mrs VOORHEES, and daughter and Mrs
Lille Stout went to Kincaid Monday.
Ora RUSSELL our new storekeeper.
moved to Bayard Tuesday and
Oliver Williamson moved to Bronson
Wednesday.
George Lelller shipped two car loads
of hogs to Kansas City Wednesday
night
Nellie Cutter is visiting her sister,
Mrs Mamie Huffman this week.
Mr. and Mrs Jim Willis and Rosa
Myers spent Thursday with J w Stout
and wife.
Mrs Bhoda Foulk is helping her
sister, Mrs Ora Russell this week.
Alvin Lelller and his sisters took
dinner with j II Myers.
Twenty-one of the young people of
Usage went to Moran on a hay rack
to attend Uncle Toms Cabin. They
had a jolly good time. Those that
went were, May Beatty, May Daniels.
May McGurk, Ella, Lottie and Leila
Letller Norma Hickson, Pearl and
Grace Lieurance. Nora Simpson,
Mabel Warren, Rev Brown, Park
Blunt, Roy Daniels, George and
Christy Warren, Alvin Letter, George
and Walter Ross, Bert dickson and
Clarence Beatty.
May McGwk spent Sunday with
| Lille Stout.
Roy Daniels left this morning for
Ottawa where he will attend school
this winter.
We notice that the Usage items come
under name of a AMyers and it should
be J w Stout.
Wehad nice rain here Saturda Y.
1t helped those out who had to haul
water for their stock.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-08-31
Spring Branch



August 25.--Ora Montgomery Dough
new separator for his threshing
machine.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Hoyt Fackler
son August. -.
Bill Bird Is attending the Reunion
ut lola this week.
Mr. Wilson is staying at Jackson 5
this week while they are in lola,
Joe Eastwood has "a new corn bind
er.
II. II. Jones threshed his clover last
week.
Thane Leak is working in the Allen
Center neighborhood.
Misses Myrtle and Eva Moorhead
of FIT. Scott are visiting Mr.. Howard
and family.
Mr.. Ruby is working oh Bent Dun
cans new house.
Ossie Howard has a new buggy and
harness. Lookout girls
Bird Jones and two brothers has
got back from Oklahoma Thursday.
Lon Burton and wife of Chanute are
visiting his father.
This week items.
August 29-Stock water is scarce.
Quite a number are getting cider
made and making apple butter.
Pumpkins are about ripe and lots of
them.
Quite a number went to Neosho
Falls to attend the Old Settlers Re-
union Thursday and Friday.
The apple crop is better than ex-
pected
Nearly everybody expects to attend
the Fair at lola week after next.
There is more roughness put up for
feed than usual.
Fat stock buyers are plentiful and
pay good prices.
Some are getting Sl.23 per bushel
for their flax seed this week
Late corn is considerably damaged
by the dry weather. Everything else
seems to be all aight.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-08-31
PRAIRIE DELL.
FRANK Barb, Reporter.

Aug. 27.-Mrs. Walters had bad
accident. She set a can ofsealed fruit
on the stove. The can exploded send
ing hot fruit and glass in every direc-
ton. Her face was very badly burned
and blistered.
Tom Barnett is better in some re-
spects and not so we'll in others. Drs.
Chastain and Mcmillan held a con-
sultation last. week. Elmer is about
the same. Lizzie Simmons from near
Humboldt is helping Mrs. Barnett at
present.
An agent for the Farmers Mutual
Live Stock Insurance Company was
around.
Mr.. Hamilton of Star Valley is sick
at present.
The neighbors and friends headed
by Newman Crowell went in Monday
and cut and shelled Mr.. Barnett's
broomcorn. Messrs. Overman, Camp
bell aud sons shocked the corn which
was lying on the gr ound.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-08-31
LIBERTY.
Miss Lulu Malcome Reporter.


August, Pa fine rain visited us
last week. 1t was much needed. Some
are scarce of water,
o. Eckler cut one of his knee caps
one day last week while cutting corn.
DR.. Mcdowell dressed the wound. 1t
is feared it will leave him lame as it
is a serious cut. Mr.. j. Sticky had the
same accident happen to him but not
so serious.
The friends of j. Barnhart are glad
to see him back in Kans. He has been
in Illinois some lime.
A. Wright's threshing outfit did
work .ast week for j. Sticky, G. Nal
Dom, NJ Wilson, Bro. CARMEL.
We are glad to note Geo. Townsend
son and daughter are improving.
They have had quite siege of sick
ness. Earnest the fever and Ethel
an absess,
..r, Brigham of lola was in our vi
cinity Thursday looking for beef cat
tie.
c. CARMEL was on the sick list last
week.
w. Orshorn and family, G. CARMEL
and family spent Sunday with j. Car
nell.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-08-31
CARLYLE.
f. W, Lemaster, Reporter


August 2S-We have not sent any
items to the REGISTER for two or three
weeks on account of sickness, but
thanks to the skill of the doctor. we
are on the road to recovery.
We have had very little rain in this
part of the county yet, just enough to
cool the atmosphere.
Rev Harvey Christian and family
of Florence, Kansas, are visiting the
home folks.
Fred Dunlap went to st Louis Fri
day night where he expects to hold
down job for the present.
w r Lemasters of Greenwood, Ind,
is here visiting relatives and friends.
This is his first trip to Kansas and
it is needless to say he is we'll pleased
with the country.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Mr. o j Dunlap to Miss BERTHE
Hale of Bayard, August Doth at II m.
A more extended notice will be given
next week.
| II Lemasters will move to lola
September LIST. Mr. Dudley of lola
moves out to the farm vacated by the
former.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-08-31
PLEASANT VALLEY HILL.

Last weeks items.
August 29-Clem Bolin is quite sick
at present. Her sickness is similar
to that of her sister who died about ten
days ago.
Allen Fisher had a severe attack of
erysipelas i'm his face last week. He is
better now.
Mr. Sloan sold eleven calves last
Monday to Mr. Arbuckle's brother-in-
law who lives down near Buffalo at
S14.45.
John Beahm runs his corn binder
night and day because corn is drying
so fast it will soon be past scouting. He
is cutting for Mr. Snively at present.
Grandma Anderson's sister from
Carthage, Mo-, has come to live with
her for awhile.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs Ed Under,
last week, fine boy, of which they
are justly proud.
Hiram Slater came down from
Argentine last Saturday to visit rela-
tives and friends here. He will go
back next Saturday.
John Beahm's family, Mat Beahm's
family, Jim Rush, Iva Peck, Mrs
Nostrand, Mrs Gay and Rev Mont
gomery and daughter spent Sunday at
Andie Beahm's.
The typo got Ella Bolin's age wrong
last week. 1t should have been Is in
stead of IA.
This weeks items.
August 27-George Sloan's have got
moved into their new kitchen.
Iva Peck was thrown off her pony
last week. She fell backward, but
fortunately was not hurt as she lit on
her feet.
Dora Beahm has been helping Mrs
+ Baird put up fruit.
Ollie Beam went home with Emma
Clark last Thursday to stay until
Sunday.
Perry Stotler is now able TO sit up
and go out to the table to his meals.
His little boys marketed a load of
hogs Monday.
TIL ere is an arrival of new baby at
Scott McKinley's and also at Marion
Browns.
Ray NanFossen got hurt last week
at Rube Bales He was driving the
horses at Il hay baler when u single
tree broke and struck him in the face,
His nose was quite badly hurt but tits
thought not dangerous.
Mr. Snively had quite a lot of millet
damaged by the rain,
Milton Nostrand and Green Hudson
threshed broom corn for Mr. Woodruff
Friday and Saturday.
Nettie Osborn visited at Mrs Harris
of Liberty, Sunday.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-08-31

in regard to his throat and lungs.
He returned home Friday.
Mrs. Chancellor and little daughter
Ruth of lola visited Mrs. Emma
Cozine last week
I. n. Funston has gone to Chicago
to attend the Old Soldiers Reunion.
Thomas McLeland and wife who
moved to Kansas City three years ago
after residing over forty years in this
neighborhood are here visiting friends.
Edna Ball has been employed as
teacher in school near Humboldt.
Il. NJ. Fife is over in the east part
OF the county helping his brother-in-
law with his work.
Mrs. j. w. Fife drove up to Colony
Tuesday for days visit with friends.
Mrs. Fetherngill was invited to
spend Tuesday of last week with Mrs.
Brown. On returning home in the
evening she found her home filled with
guests and dainty supper prepared.
The pleasant event was planned and
arranged by her daughters in honor
OF her birthday. We all wish Mrs.
Fetherngill many happy returns Of
the day.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-08-31
West Cottage Grove
Nora Is. Stewart, Reporter

Aug 27 The shower Saturday made
it much cooler.
C w Hall, John Thuney, Roy Bair
and Ed Adams left for Oklahoma
Monday.
Ethel Warner and Faye Noyes Wis
tied ye scribe Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs f Irwin contemplate
taking a trip to Emporia this week to
visit relatives.
Dora Adams is visiting in Humboldt.
Last Tuesday morning as Ray r.
win was driving home on hay rake,
the horse became frightened and ran
away throwing him off but he was not
seriously injured.
Mr. Hauser and family visited Mr.
Adams Sunday.
The ball game between Oakland and
Big Creek was quite success, Big
Greek winning the game.
Letta and Fern Light came out from
Chanute Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs Myhew Stewart visited
Ernest Yourats Sunday:
Rev f w Fem has decided to quit
preaching on account of throat
trouble. We are sorry to lose him
but hope he will be benefited by the
change.
Mr. Noyes new home is now COM
pleted and is one of the finest resi-
dences in the county. They will move
in this week.
Caid Adams took load of water
melons to lola TUESDAY.
Buhu and Oh in visited at Adams
Wednesday evening.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-08-31
GENEVA.
A. II. Woodruff.

August 2s-George Franz returned
from Oklahoma bringing with him a
case of typhoid fever and has been on
the sick list ever since.
Leslie Leavitt has been sick for
more than a week but was better at
last report.
Elsie Nation is up, from lola the
guest of the Hyde children.
Our farmers are busy cutting corn
and making preparations for winter.
Mrs L b Wilson requests that we
express for her thanks to the neigh
bors and friends who so kindly as
sisted her during the last illness of
her husband.
The recent rains have added no
small comfort to living and stopped
a lot of dust.
All of our citizens are talking old
settlers meeting.
We learn that the lady cousin of
Mrs Jno Dickey who visited them
a year or so ago, has died of a
paralytic stroke at the Old Ladies'
Home near Leavenworth, Kansas.
The high wind last week blew off a
great many apples.
Our neighboring village Northcott
was visited by a cyclone last Satur-
day, destroying the new church and
hay barn.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-08-31
ALLEN CENTER
John Tredway. Reporter.


Aug % We have not yet been visited
by rains as other localities have but
we still hope.
Lost pair of goldbowed spectacles.
Finder will please leave at B f Pan
coasts or the REGISTER Office and re-
ceive suitable reward.
Fitzpatricks cane mill is now in
operation. Tom has ordered a new
press that will be run by II horse
power engine and will no doubt be
able to handle all the cane as fast as
it arrives. His product is the best we
ever used.
Guy Tredway returned to his school
work today in Emporia. His wife ac-
companied him and they will keep
house in furnished rooms during the
school year.
The next general entertainment will
be the fair. We hope for good at
tendance by our people as it is the
best agricultural and horticultural ed
ucator that our county affords. Get
a season ticket aud go every day TAX
ing your products along.
A baby girl is announced at Mr. and
Mrs Logan's, born on Sunday the
Goth.
Mrs A NJ Wood has taken her father
to his Missouri home. He isaged and
consequently quite feeble.
Mr. and Mrs Tinker anticipate a
visit to Ohio this fall.
We learn that bit is fast in the
Weith gas we'll 800 feet deep and the
derrick will have to be moved and an
other we'll drilled. 1t is the cement
plant we'll.
w S Wilson has rented Mrs Bea-
aouts place for two more years.
Why not lay in your autumn and
winter supply of Shoes, Clothing, I'm
derwear, Hats, Caps, Dry Goods, ETC.,
during Stephenson's Clearance Sale
at LaHarpe.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-08-31

home last Tuesday. We are glad to
see him back again.
We are sorry Miss Daisy Hobart re-
signed her position as teacher in our
school.
Mr. Jackson's brother, of Arkansas
City, is here visiting.
Mr. Trowbridge sports new car
riage.
Mrs Kidney, of Yates Center, spent
Sunday with her daughter, Mrs
Hildebrant.
Wonder If VIII Wilson was sick
last Sunday night. He let Rick Ed
ridge take his girl to church.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-08-31
SOUTH MAPLE GROVE AND CEN T.
TRIAL AVENUE.
Ethel B.Lash Reporter

August 2S--Mr Rash has placed
a new wind mill over his drilled we'll.
Fred Saving made a business trip
to lola Monday.
Mrs Jamison, Edna Smith and Fred
Russell took dinner at Mr. Lash's last
Sunday.
Charley Lassmann of Uniontown
spent few days last week with home
folks.
Annie and Albert Pieper and Henry
Gherken favored us with some excel
lent music Thursday evening.
Maude Lash is suffering with a
very badly bruised arm, being caused
by falling from a water wagon and
the wheel passing over her right arm
just above the elbow.
A number of invited guests spent
Saturday evening with viii Winks
and wife. Ice cream was served and
an excellent time is reported
The young people of this community
report an excellent time at the sur
prise party on Carl Russell Tuesday
evening of last week.
Mrs Lassmann is staying in Hum
boldt at present.
Edna Hutfmire and Roy Turpin
visited Edith and Maggie Butts last
Sunday.
A number of relatives and friends
spent Wednesday evening with Mr.
and Mrs Frank Thompson. Ice cream
was served and each reports pleas
ant time.
Russell Hottenstein made business
trip to lola Monday.
Jerry Bryant and wife from east of
Elsmore attended the quarterly meet
ing Sunday and also visited relatives
and friends.
a large number from this vicinity
attended the funeral services of Mrs
Hanna Moore which we're held at the
NJ Il church in Humboldt last Friday.
See, young maiden, that thou takest
the genuine Rocky Mountain Tea,
made by the Madison Medicine Co.,
if thou likest thy fair face. 35c. Ask
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-08-31
EAST PIQUA.
Ben KeIthly. correspondent.


Grandma Riggs is in very poor
health.
Mr. Sicka came home from Kansas
City last week much improved in
health,
Mr. r Slack's mother of Illinois is
here visiting.
Mrs Hughes and Laura Wilkerson
went to lola Monday.
Bert Hays went to Woodson county
Tuesday to help his brother make hay.
Mrs Hills sister and family, who
have been here visiting have gone to
Idaho.
Mr.. Stephens returned to TT Scott
Monday where he has been for some
time repairing gas meters.
John Barnhart, who has heen in
Indiana for the past six years came
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-08-31
NORTH MAPLE GROVE.
Lora Fife. Reporter.

Aug. 29.-Mrs. Ogden who was so
seriously injured in runaway last
week is able to be up again, but one
side of her face is paralyzed,
Harvey Jordan is back from We stern
Kansas, His father has gone to
Texas.
sherman Kerwood went to Kansas
City last Thursday to consult doctor