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The evening times., 1900-06-01
COLONEL SPENCE KILLED.
BOers Attack n British Detachment
DnnrIns-

at Douglas.
CAPE TOWN, June IA number Of
Beers surprised small body OF British
troops at Douglas, Griqualand West.
Sixteen of the British, including their
commander, Colonel Spence, were killed.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-08-24

August 13, Mrs. John Jay visited
her parents Mr.. and Mrs Downs
Wednesday.
Miss Fay Moves of Humboldt came
down Friday for a visit with relatives.
Lena Barrackman visited Dora
Adams last week.
Miss Pearl Wheatly of lola is here
visiting relatives.
Geo. Noyes and family and Mr.,
Burns and family of Humboldt
visited Ira Noyes Sunday.
Mr.. Adams and family, visited Mr..
Hausers Sunday.
Misses Hattie and Ehie Steward
visited their sister Mrs. w. j. Davis
Sunday.
Ethel Downs is visiting her grand
parents.
Faye Noyes visited Ye scribe Sun
day.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-08-24
LaHarpe.

August 2l-The young folks had
picnic in Claus Barnholt's grove last
Monday.
The County Sunday school commit
tee met at the M + church here Tues
day afternoon and elected j Il Tired
way:to ill out H Fl Jones' unexpired
term. Mr. Jones, we are sorry to say,
had to resign on account of i'll health.
He expects to go to Colorado where
we hope it will be regained.
Mrs Rossman's sister is here from
Kansas City visiting her few days
John Ohlfest Sr, and wife will go
to Chicago on the oath and visit there
and also at their old home, Valpara-
iso, Ind. They will be gone about a
m onth.
Mr. Ruble and family were out from
lola Sunday to visit Mrs Ruble's
mother, Mrs Carl Ohlfest.
Mabel Keith was over from Moran
the first of the week to visit her cous-
ms the Misses Curry.
The Rebekas are talking of going
to lola to visit the Dorothy Rebeka
lodge there Thursday night.
j M Carpenter is building a new
house in Cruse's addition.
Mr. Eubanks moved into the Ed
Wilson house Monday.
DR. Jewell was over from Moran on
Tuesday to attend the meeting of the
County $ Committee.
John J Ohlfest is working in the de-
pot. Fred Baker is attending the
clothing store. In a short time Mr.
DeClute will move the stock back to
lola.
S S Forney returned Monday morn
ing from an extended visit to Wash
ington and Oregon. He reports a de-
lightful trip and well pleased with the
country.
Such a delightful rain Wednesday
morning.
Mr. Cruse's daughter Mrs Sutton OF
New Hampshire, is visiting them.
Mr. Fox bought Mr. Shank's dwell.
ing. We will be sorry to see Nh
Shank's people leave here.
Ethel Danforth is expected home
from Parsons this week.
Stephensou's Clearance Sale in La
Harpe commences Monday, Aug, n
and ends Saturday, Sept. 10,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-08-24
Cottage Grove.
Nora stewart. oorrespondent.
III present

Nora Stewart, Correspondent.
August 2O-Josie Redfeld and
Blanche Travis spent last week with
Eftie Stewart.
Mr. and Mrs MASTER of Chanute,
visited Mr. Downs Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs + Yount visited at
Mayhem Stewards Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Dickerson
listed relatives near Leanna Friday
night.
Mrs Marshall and Harry Jones
came down to their farm after grapes
Thursday.
Mrs Adams and Mrs Fred Hauser
called at Mr. Shannemon's Sunday
evening.
Hazel Noyes, who spent last week
in Humboldt returned home Sat
urday.
Pearl Wheatley returned home
Sunday.
Mrs Jones and Cora of Humboldt,
came down to their farm Monday.
Nora Stewart spent Thursday night
with Eiiie Stewart.
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SOUTH MAPLE GROVE AND CEN
TRIAL AVENUE.
Ethel B.Lash. Reporter


August 21-G Boehl has purchased
a new harvester.
Mrs Russell Hottenstein is visiting
her mother and sister in Uniontown
this week.
Charlie and Dora Rath are on.the
sick list.
OH Lash made business trip to
lola Thursday.
Edith Butts is assisting Mrs Charley
Beeman with her work.
Johnnie Thomson has purchased a
new buggy.
Minnie Brueuger has returned from
Humboldt where she has been working
for the past five weeks.
We think our items were over fiji 4.
teen miles out of placeslast week.
Augusta Roehl assisted Mrs Cock
ran with her work a few days last
week
A number from this vicinity attend
ed the picnic at Wisborg's grove
Wednesday.
John Jay and family visited at Mr.
Downs Sunday.
Mamie Maxwell is visiting friends
in Golden Valley this week.
Augusta and Priscillals Roehl and
Annie Lossmann visited at Mr. Bruen-
gers sunday.
\ number of friends from. different
| localities spent Sunday with your
correspondent.
Irene Lash and Fred Russell called
at Mr. Pieper's Sunday evening.
Next Saturday and Sunday is
quarterly meeting at Jeddo. Preach
ing services to be conducted Eby the
Presiding Elder, Rev J r chambers,
beginning on Friday evening and will
continue until after Sunday.
Edna Smith of Kansas City, is
visiting O H Lash and family this
week.
Mrs Nellie Baker of Erie, visited at
Mr. Maxwell's Saturday night.
Myrtle Knox of Boicourt, Blanche
Rhoades and Mr. and Mrs Jamison
spent Friday at Mr. Lash's.
George Lyle was in our vicinity
buying calves last week.
Mesdames O and Russell Hotten
stein and Miss Blum visited Mr.:
Cunningham Thursday.
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BELFRY Y.
Mer ribeth Alter, Reporter.

Aug u Mrs Cramer has returned
from visit with herparents and other
relatives in Greenwood county.
Mr. Embry has sold his farm to Mr.
Davis, of Selma.
Mr. Miller and family spent Sunday
at Mr. Curley's.
Miss Minnie Dawson has been re-
employed to teach the Lieurance
school. This speaks we'll for Miss
Minnie's teaching.
Mr. and Mrs Lingol spent Sunday at
Mrs Alters.
Miss Bertha Britton has returned
from Emporia where she has been at
tending school.
Mr. and Mrs Embry and Mr. and
Mrs Jackson visited at Mr. Bryan''
Sunday,
j II Cramer and Willie Fowler have
gone to Cherryvale to visit relatives
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SAyONBURG
Mrs. o. D Courtney. Reporter.

Mr. Al Huff was Frustrated with the
heat Monday and for some hours was
very i'll but is improving slowly. We
hope no i'll effects will result.
Mrs Mary b Reed. of Leanna, is
visiting relatives in Savonburg.
Roy Haymaker has position as
grocery clerk, with Smith " Sons.
Earl Hunter, of Leanna, Sundayed
in Savonburg.
Mr. and Mrs Chas Friedly sold their
stock of goods to Smith & Sons and
returned to Parker last week.
Mr. and Mrs Ed Little, who live
near Parsons, visited Uncle Dan Lit
ties Saturday and Sunday.
Rev NJ Ingells, of Leanna, is So
journing in Savonburg on business.
The Royal Neighbors and Wood
men, of Savonburg, will decorate
with bunting and fill with humanity, a
car, and HE themselves of to the Log
Rolling at Ft Scott the Goth. Some of
your readers will be interested to know
that your humble servant was intro
duced last Thursday night to that hor-
ror of all prospective lodge members,
''The Goat" and thus became a Royal
Neighbor.
Andrew Wisborg has returned from
his Arkansas trip, leaving Messrs
Wright and Huss still enjoying their
outing.
Mr. Alpheus Snograss, of FIT. Scott,
is visiting his mother who is quite i'll
with whooping cough.
Little Ewing Wright is on the sick
list again this week.
Mesdames Richardson and Schwartz
visited Mrs Ida Snodgrass, ofLeanna,
last Thursday.
Andy Bowers was in lola on BUSH
ness Saturday.
Vern Campbell, of Paola, was in
Savonburg a day or two last week.
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GOLDEN VALLEY.
Mas. HATTIE Gu1IErr, Reporter

hhh HAT lie bNlLhllt NtpOiNSi
August 17-There is less politics
talked and less discord than we ever
heard of in any election. That is all
right. Political argument is like re-
ligious argument. 1t does not con-
vince anyone and it only shows that
the country is getting wise and men
are learning to use their own heads
and not their neighbors'.
We are glad Mr. c Harmons are
back to Kansas again. The REGIS
TER followed them wherever they went
and we welcome them to our com
munity again.
Statistics show the NJ f church has
l42 missionaries, the Presbyterians
200 and the American Board 10 over
in China. Just think of the anxious
hearts this side of China.
Mrs Duncan was able to attend
church Sunday.
The hay will soon he thing of the
past, and it does seem like as dry and
nice as it was put up there would be
! good winter roughness.
Mr. and Mrs Noah Ard and Mrs
Dave Ard went to lola Monday. Mrs
Ard lost small hand satchel on the
road from the Hall church north two
miles. Anyone finding it please leave
at We scribe's.
We wish to thank our friends for
the generous supply of items handed
in week after week. and we wish to
say if any event we did not write up,
it was because it was not handed to
us. So do not think the reporter is
partial to anyone. 1t is just because
we know more of the events that hap
pen in their society. And please re-
member the items you want to 90 out
that week must reach US by Monday,
so as to go out Tuesday, or the editor
and the printers D will place them
in the w b.
So far all the districts seem very
we'll satisfied with their teachers.
Mrs Bolinger's sister and brother
in-law of Topeka started home last
Monday.
Miss Lutte Boyer attended the Ep-
worth meeting at the Hall Sunday
evening.
Walter Wood had number of
hands in the hay last week.
Mr. and Mrs p Kohler visited in
lola Monday.
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Mr. Rhinehart, from LaHarpe, is
threshing in our neighborhood this
week.
Paul Burson, of Central Avenue
visited his father fewdays this week.
Lutte Boyer and Willie Martin, of
Maple Grove, visited G. V. Seymour's
last Sunday.
Mr. Johnson is on the sick list.
Mrs Harry Gardner, of Humboldt,
called in our vicinity since our last.
Mrs Clinchy, of Kansas City it Wis
iting old friends here at present.
Little Oracle Andruss spent a few
days in Humboldt last week.
Jennie, Winnie and Charley Ham
ilton are visiting friends in Waverly,
Kansas.
Tom Gardner and another young
man from Humboldt were in our vi
ciuity last week.
Mrs Russell, Mrs o Hottenstein
and Miss Lena Blum, ofMaple Grove,
spent Thursday at Mr. Cunningham S.
Mrs Seymour is on the sick list.
Mrs Clinchy, of Kansas City, and
Mrs Kiefer, of Jeddo, visited Mrs
Samp Tuesday.
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PLEASANT VALLEY

August 20-Dry! Dry! Dry!
We have been too busy to write and
there has been nothing of much in
terest.
Hayiug is almost done and corn cut
ting is now the order of the day.
Irl Smith is cutting corn for Zan
Ballard with harvesting.
Ora Montgomery has got himself a
new separator and is threshing in this
neighborhood.
Ossie Howard was out to church
with a bran new buggy Sunday.
The Misses Moorehead from near
Fort Scott are visiting in this vicinity
and attended church at the Valley
Sunday.
Born, Thursday, of last week, to
Mr. and Mrs Hoyt Fackler, a son.
An ice cream social at Mr. Smart 5
Tuesday evening.
Lon Rurton and wife are visiting his
parents.
Mrs Louise McMurry from lola Wis
tied her uncle and grandfather Mr.
Burton's last week.
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PRAIRIE VIEW.
Elite V Malsbury, Reporter

August 17--C johnson and wife
spent Sunday at Mr. Wilber's.
Mr. Award and wife went up to Gas
City Monday.
Willard Myer now rides in a new
buggy,S
Last Friday while trying to manage
a horse Mrs Dickerson had her collar
bone broken.
George Baker and wife of Prairie
Dell were the guests of Glen Bakers
Sunday.
Wilson Hawley is visiting relatives
at LaHarpe this week,
A shadow fell across our neighbor-
hood last Sunday when the messenger
death entered the home of Mr. and Mrs
A Cochran and took from our midst
their daughter Ella, aged "A years,
/ months and days. Two weeks
ago DR. Flynn was summoned to her
bedside and pronounced her illness
typhoid fever. And during her illness
all that medical aid, kind hearts and
willing hands could do was done, but
to no avail. None could stay the
grim hand of death. AT 4 o'clock the
change came and at five minutes past
seven she eathed her last. She has
grown from infancy to womanhood in
our neighborhood and large con-
course of friends gathered at the
tChristian church at Leanna Tuesday
Morning at IL O'Clock and listened to
v sad and impressive sermon de-
livered by Rev II A Rothwell, after
(Which the body was tenderly laid to
, rest in the Leanna cemetery. The
family have the sympathy of all in
the sad bereavement
Mr. and Mrs MulniX of Yates Center
and Henry Cochran of Erie came to
attend the funeral of their neice.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-08-24
MORAN.


Mrs VI l. Basset Reporter
Aug. 20.-George Foster who has
been doing photograph work at Center
vile and Kincaid returned home last
Friday.
DR.. O'Flyng of Elsmore came up to
Moran last week Tuesday.
DR. Smith has sold his drug store
to DR.. Clifton of Elk Falls.
The Mcclure boys who have visited
two weeks with relatives here re-
turned to Osawatomie few days ago.
Mr.. Wood of Salem township, one
of the county examiners, was in town
last week.
Almira Bassett rode over to lola
with her uncle, DR.. Jewell.
Moran was we'll represented at the
county seat last Tuesday. G. F..
Smith, Mrs. Mcclure, Stanley, Ruth
and Minnie Jewell, Emma and Mrs.
Bassett were there, and perhaps others.
The Quarterly Conference of the NJ.
p. church was held here last Satur-
day and Sunday. All the services
were excellent, and much enjoyed by
all present.
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RISING STAR.
T NJ wollard, Reporter

~ 'oiiNAui ANNpoitSI
August 2O-Hattie Olmstead has
been visiting friends in Blue Mound.
Mr. and Mrs w r Stout and Ell a
Warren took dinner at FM Wollard's
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Jas Stout and the chill
dren spent Sunday with Ralph
Sprague's.
Mrs Ida Reese of Bonner Springs,
and her brother II H Jones were cal
ling in this neighborhood Thursday.
Chapel church is undergoing some
much needed repairing on the inside.
There will be preaching as usual next
Sunday.
Ernest Howerton has been working
for VIII Rogers. He goes this week
to cut corn for Sib Sprague near
Diamond.
Corn is being dried up very fast by
thehot winds. The pastures and water
too are failing fast.
Leonard Stout spent Sunday with
his brother T L in LaHarpe.
Corn cutting has begun. Lots of
corn Will be put in stock this week.
Ella Warren of Wheeling, Mo, is
visiting her cousin, MIS- w r Stout.
She expects to make quite an extensive
visit.
Haying is about completed in this
vicinity.
A little daughter has come to make
her home with Mr. and Mrs Ed
HasleY.
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PlQUA.

Aug 2l.-Mrs. Draper's brother of
Hammond III. is visiting her.
Mrs. Brazier of Westphalia was
visiting in town last week.
Mrs. Valentine returned from her
visit at LaHarpe Sunday morning
Mrs Purcell's neice of Missouri ar
rived Friday. We understand she is
going to run the millinery store.
Miss Laura Riley has gone to
Detroit Mich. to spend a year with
her uncle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Draper spent one
day of last week visiting at the Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Grogman were
shopping in lola Saturday.
Quite a number took in the eXcur-
sion to Parsons Sunday.
On September 2nd there will be
another excursion to Parsons on ac-
count of the dedication of the new
Catholic church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis of lola were
visiting Mrs. Draper of Piqua and
Mrs. Morgan at Neosho Falls Sun
day and Monday.
Haying is about over and we are
ready for rain.
Mrs. Ed Wright and Mrs. Draper
spent Sunday afternoon at Mr., PEN
myers.
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PRAIRIE DELL.
FRANK BARrH. Reporter.

FRANK BARrH, Reporter
Aug 20 Tom Barnett is lying very
low with typhoid fever. AS yet no
change for the better has appeared.
Elmer and Noble are contending with
the fever now.
Miss Jessie Spurck, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs Geo Barth, re-
turned to her home in Lincoln, Neb
Last week we said Mr. Townsend 5
brother had been visiting him when it
shouldi have been his daughter and
her husband
What rush of work is on right
now. Hands can hardly be found.
Mr. Allen, from Cherry Grove, lost
three hogs from the intense heat.
A field of kafiir corn is the green
est" thing to be seen now. This grain
does well wet or dry.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-08-24
CENTER GROVE.
Miss Reynolds Reporter

Aug 10 Died at the home of her
parents Sunday evening, August u,
1900, Miss Ella Cochran of typhoid
fever. The deceased was in her TWEEN
ty-fourth year. The remains We're
laid to rest in the Leanna cemetery
Tuesday morning, August l4th, Rev
Rothwell, of Humboldt, officiating.
We extend our deepest sympathy to
the bereaved family.
Several of the young folks went to
Parsons last Sunday.
Miss Barrackman, ofHumboldt, gave
a photograph concert at Center Grove
last Saturday night.
Born to Mr. and Mrs Manford
Osburn, August Sth, son.
Mr. Cochran and Bert Jay went to
Erie last Saturday night. They re-
ceived a dispatch Saturday afternoon
that nephew of Mr. Cochran was
drowned at that place.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-08-24
THE
COUNTY
NEWS ~
Usage VALLEY.
A, A. Myers, Reporter

August POD f Daniels left last
Tuesday to visit his parentsfor aweek
or ten days.
Mr. McGurk went to Kincaid Sat
urday.
May McGurk is sewing for Mrs J c
Beatty this week.
Several from this neighborhood
attended the picnic at Kincaid last
Thursday.
The Hardshell Baptists had their
regular meeting at North Fairview
Saturday and Sunday
Mrs Hattie Holman wentto visit Mrs
Spurgeon near Xenia Sunday.
Lille Voorhees, spent Sunday after
noon with Mrs Ada Myers.
Mr. and Mrs j w Stout visited Ralph
Sprague Sunday
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NORTH MAPLE GROVE.
Lora Fife. Reporter.

Aug. 15.-J. w. Fife went to Col
ony on business Tuesday.
James Claunch and daughter Elva
visited at will Flies over Sunday.
After attending the G. f. conven-
ton at Carlyle, Grace Wakefield and
Emily Johnson of Humboldt visited
Mrs. Cozine several days.
Mrs. T. n. Funston's sister and
neice left last Friday for Anderson
county where they will visit friends
before starting for their home in
Ohio.
Orville Kinman has many Allen
county friends who will be interested
in learning that he has been nominated
on the Republican ticket for county
superintendent of jewell county this
state.
Our school teacher, Mr.. Weber
and family have moved into the house
on f. H. Funston's farm.
1t continues hot, dry, and windy.
stock water is beginning to be a
serious thing with many.
Misses Ella Ball and Edna enter
tanned number of their friends
last Saturday evening. The evening
passed quickly with games and a
social good time. Delicious ice cream
and cake were served.
Little Gladys Virgins is quite i'll
with typhoid fever. She is little
better now than last week.
Miss Bruce is staying with Mrs.
Cozine.
Dot Wright has gone to Kansas
City where she has a position.
Kennith Wright is suffering from a
severe attack of exzema.
Mr.. Wisner is in very poor health
now.
The people of this community were
shocked and grieved to hear of the
death of MRS Margaret Smith which
occurred after brief illness at the
home of her son Emmett in Arkansas.
Mrs. Smith was we'll known here and
her kind and cheerful disposition won
the esteem of all. We would extend
our sympathy to the bereaved ones
in their sad loss-the loss of good
mother.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-08-24
A 2O-POund Baby

can take DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsln
with as much safety and beneficial re-
suits as an adult. 1t is a mild liquid
laxative and children thrive upon it.
Syrup Pepsin assists nature in clean
ing the system, and its use is not at
tended with any of tine unpleasant
gripings and nauseating effects caused
by the use of pills or so-called cath
artics. Try l0c size bottle 10 doses
10 cents. Also sold in SOC and 81
sizes by c. b. Spencer lola Kans~
e. G. Samuels Moran Kans.
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DIAMOND.
MrB.T W. Jones. RepoTter.

August, 21.-Mr. Treadway and wife
of LaHarpe were here one day last
week, enroute for a visit with the fam
lily of j. B. Fergus.i
Mrs. G. Carpenter enjoyed last Sat
urday visit from a cousin whom she
had not met for many years.
John Vickers and the boys patched
last week while Mrs. Vickers went to
Pomona to spend few days with her
mother.
Miss Mary Latham, who has been
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-08-24
CLAY CITY, IND, Jan. IA, 1897

DR.. w. B. Caldwell, Monticello, III.
SIR;-I have used Syrup Pepsin for
dyspepsia and constipation with great
benefit to myself. Some days was
not able to do my office work, l had
run down to only 1876 lbs. After TAX
ing several bottles of your wonderful
medicine | now weigh 1876 lbs. | now
feel like "a new man. l have recon-
mended Syrup Pepsin to my friends
and will answer any and all letters of
inquiry may receive as to the merits
of your medicine. Yours resp,
VIM, II. SHIRLEY, Prop, Kline Hotel
Sold by G. b. Spencer lola Kans: Il
G.. Samuels Moran Kansas,
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GUMPTION.

"fTC>TlNE does not have gumpton till one has been
H0[X properly cheated" Persons Of gumption
lV[]C1g using Ivory Soap, women who have trusted
lN2D themselves too the precpice Of false
economy and who appreciate the true econo-
my in soap made Of pure vegetable oils and other
high class ingredients, but made in such quantity as
to bring the price within the reach Of the very poorest
family. Indeed it is the very poor who most need it, for
they least afford the extravaganza Of common soap
.rtnaarr sooraAa n,onnnnAn
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spending some time in Humboldt came
up Friday for weeks visit. She was
accompa MED by her aunt, Mrs. Moff-
EFT. The latter will remain with her
parents, father and mother Merchant,
Miss Mary returning to her work in
few days.
Miss Minnie Nader is sick with
fever. The three sisters who were so
seriously sick two weeks ago are able
to be up now.
Henry Robenstien and wife attended
dedicatory services at Lone Elm Sun
day.
Mrs. Jim Smith of lola Sundayed
with Mrs. r. A. Hardy.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Q. Tefft left Satur-
day for lola to visit Mrs. Tefft's sister
before going to their home in Emporia.
The four Morrison brothers have
each purchased a new buggy, as has
also Charles Nader, Now girls look
out.
G. w. Smith and II. Robenstien also
have new buggies, which makes seven
! in our immediate neighborhood. Nc
Kinley prosperity Mr.. Editor.
Grace b. Jones is out from lola
spending a week with her parents near
Wise.
Presiding Elder Durbereau assisted
by Rev. Martin of Colony held Quart
erly meeting services atDiamond Sab
bath afternoon.
Rain needed badly just now to finish
late corn and furnish stock water.
Mrs. John Philips of Harper county
is here visiting her neice Mrs. Kate
Clark.
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Will the kind people of lola and
west of LaHarpe please bear in mind
that the plug" runs both ways dur
ing Stephenson's Clearance Sale at
LaHarpe, commencing Monday, Aug.
p, and ending Saturday, Sept. 10,
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Stephensou's Clearance Sale in La
Harpe commences Monday, Aug, 27,
and ends Saturday, Sept. Is,