The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-10-12
obe County Nous
Interesting Items From All Over Allen County and
Impartially Set Down by Register
Reporters.
GOLDEN VALLEY.
MRS. HATTIE GuLLErT. Reporter
( Received too late last week.

ule guests OF y. /. kOhler and tamil v.
Mrs. a. Funk and daughter we're the
que t of Mrs. Ayers.
Mr.. Schall. OF Shaw Kansas, was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Ayers. He
came over from Shaw to attend the
Evangelistic camp meeting.
Mr.. II. G. Davis, livingno far from
lola, had his wagon loaded with dry
goods, which he sells as he buys up
chickens, aud last Sunday night
someone went to the barn. where his
wagon was and took about $40 worth
of clothing. They have a pretty good
idea of where the goods went.
Mr. Obed Kerr and A. G. Kohler
threshed since our last.
F. Curfman drives a new buggy.
Willis Williams stayed with r..
Duncan over Sunday.
a man attended the log rolling at
FIT. Scott who heard Mr.. Bryan and
he said he was disappointed in the
man both in manner and speech.
j. W.Gullett attended the Flag Rails
ing at Savonburg Saturday.
Oct Eve regret to hear of Mrs
De Hart's death.
Cecil Walker has been suffering
with a sprained wrist.
The Aid Society met at Mrs ] T
Woods Wednesday,
Mrs Huber, Mrs DeHart and Mrs
Buck leave homes saddened by death
in the past two weeks. Such sad be-
reavements we are subject to while on
earth. The friends and relatives have
our heartfelt sympathy.
Mrs Allen, Mr. and Mrs Gullett and
Earl were the guests of Mrs c Wood.
j p Kohler and wife we're the guests
of II Kerr and wife.
Mrs Preston and Mr. and Mrs Ihrig
called on Mrs Gullett since our last.
Mrs Albert Ihrig of lola was out
and spent a week with her mother.
Mr. Copper was up from Stark and
bought ten head of horses of Wood
and Gullett. They delivered them at
Stark Wednesday.
Frank Smith and wife and son went
to LaHarpe Wednesday.
Mrs l. j Preston was the guest of
w C Walkers.
Walter Wood and j w Gullett |
got up to lola in time to see Teddy |
and the man on the water tower who |
wanted to have people look at him
and thought that his only chance in
life to be seen by 5000 people so he
followed for Bryan.
Mrs Cy Gibson has had the rheu-
matism here of late.
Willie Lowery is quite a rustler. /
He delivers meat two days out of the
week until II o'clock then goes to
school and makes up for lost time.
Such boys are what the world wants.
Willie comes from family that has
,he rustic.
Dresden Isaac visited at w G.
Walkers.
Good barns are a sign of good
;rops and prosperity.
Weather fine, health good.
Pastures fine, ponds full, politics
luiet.
No farms for rental rented.
r Duncan went to Kansas City and
'eturned since our last.
Mr. Buck buried his wife. Her
maiden name was Gladys Thayer. t
She was a splendid musician. They :
lad only been married two years.
Funk brothers are erecting a fine {
,arn.
Albert Ihrig was out in this vicinity !
thursday.
Mrs. fallen was able to attend church
sunday. l
Mr.. Krayger has had quite time
auling his flax Off, T
Miss Florence Hedges spent Sunday
I home. "
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ballenger
we're in the Valley since our last. 9
Mrs. Mat Stout is visiting her many
lends here. d
Walter Mann and viii Martin are
usking corn for j. w. Gullett. T
Ed Bayer has three hands husking
)rn for him. W
RISING STAR. \