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The Portland daily press., 1900-08-11
EFFECTIVE WINDOW DISPLAYS.

Frank M. Low & Co, the progressive
cIothiers In Monument square. always
have their wares tastefully displayed; and
this week the arrangement is most tell
ing. The handsome suits and trousers,
and the nobby shirts and neckwear are
shown to excellent advantage.
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-11
MOONLIGHT SAIL.

The steamer Sebascodegan of the Harp
swell line, viii leave Portland Pier to-
night 40 O'Clock for moonlight sail
down the bay and among the islands.
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-11
Fine LisIe Stockings.

Drop stitch, two styles of rib, Herms-
drof dye, 25c
Polka dot patterns, blue, black and tan
color, zoe
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-11

A Composite Shirt, an aggregation of
all the Shirt Excellences known; in one
Ideal shirt.
L Made of the best bleaohed shirt-mak-
ing Cotton.
II. Highest Irish Linen Bosoms, with
best starch-holding backings.
Ill Shape, fit and comfortableness
perfect
". You can't rip the stitches.
v. Short Bosom open or closed. Long
Bosom closed.
VI Solidly stayed gussets.
VII. Handmade Button holes.
VIII. Reinforced back and front and
under the arms, see cut.
TX. We pay express on lots of six or
more.
x. Price, Uulaundered, OOc. Laun-
dered 500.
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SfOchingS.

Women's plain and drop stitch black,
12hc
sWayne Knit" fast black. extra fine
gauge, spliced heels and soles,
25c kind, for 19c
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See fbe WindOse,.

Congress st. window No. is given up
to n handsome demonstration of
Thomson's "Glove-Fitting' Corsets.
We carry ,Sixfeen Styles Of
these splendid Corsets.
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a HANDY" CIR.

On Saturday we will give cake of
Craddock S Medicated Blue Soap Ga Full
10 cent cake) with every purchase-big
or little--in our Toilet Articles aud Per-
fumery department..
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Wrappers.
Dark and light, 79c to $2.25
.sOId Hickory" Furniture.
79c to s2.25

Quaint, unique, stylish and in graceful
lines.
To wind up the lot and make room for
incoming Fall Furniture we mark all
down radically
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-11
Rocker.

One more chance to get quarter
ed oak Rocker, finished in golden color
and highly polished. Were $3.50
Handy Sale" price, 2.o9
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a
before train close.
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Please.

Always see to it that our sales person
puts into your package, Cor your hand,)
the duplicate sales-sIip Of every purchase.
That little piece of paper is our guarantee
of the correctness OF the transaction.
Moreover in case of any error on our
part, or dissatisfaction on your part, this
duplicate sales slip is a great help in adj
justing the matter,
Please preserve it, win you?
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Summary Handy Bargains for
Last Of the 6g'eek Buying. =

Tor Men.
Balbriggan Undershirts, fine gauge, we'll
finished.
SOC kind for 25c
.NegJigee Shirts.
Many styles, perfect fitting, collars,
pair cuffs, 4Sc
,S'frasO HATS, 25c.
To close out our entire stock of Mems
Straw Hats, we mark down every one to
25c
DON'T wait too long though.
STOCKINGS, 0Ac.
A great lot of Mems fine gauze stock
ings, all sizes, many styles.
'Handy Sale" price, GHc
Bicycle Stockings.
Wool with fancy tops, 48c
Dress ,Srfif Cases.
Two SECS, two o0l0rs, gI.48
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Misses SrOckfr1gs.

Isle, extra fine quality, regular Csc
quality, 2oc
Boys.
Wide rib. good weight, fast dye, spliced
knee and heel, sizes to 10, at 12hc
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-07-13
ROCK CREEK.
Mary Powell. Reporter.

July l0.-The w. NJ. A. of Rock
Creek Local will meet at the home of
Mrs. Frank Jackson July IL, for an al
day session.
We are glad tonote that Mrs. Kings
ley has regained her strength so far
as to be able to attend church Sunday.
Mrs. A. b. Null is on the sick list.
Mr.. Gilbert Gregory expects to
start the last of the week on visit to
western Kansas.
Married in lola, July 4, at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. Frank
Rosenberger to Miss Gladis Birdshell.
We extend to them our best wishes.
All the people here extendi to Mr..
Null and children their sympathy in
their bereavement. Mrs Null lived
here number of years and has many
arm friends who sincerely mourn
her death.
Mrs. Williams of lola is visiting
her sister Mrs. Kingsley.
Mr.. Amos Rosenberger came dowr
from Kansas City to attend the Rosen
berger and Birdshell wedding.
Miss Daisy Bruce has gone tC
Savonberg for few weeks visit.
Jim Wooster and family visited a
his brothers Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony and daughter
and Mrs. Ella Knapp visited at A. b
Mulls Saturday.
There will be an ice cream socia
at Rock Creek school house Tuesda.
evening July II.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-07-13
PRAIRIE VIEW.
Elite V. Malsbury. Reporter

ENbt ' Mhlbbulgt NSpbANSA
July "a Cockman's from INDIANA
relatives thathave been visiting him, re-
turned totheir home last Friday morn
ing. They say Kansas is far ahead
of Indiana for crops this year.
Myer & Overholdt shelled corn on
the Carver place the past week.
John:Tassman came home last Tues
day. We are sorry to report that his
eyes are no better.
Albert Butts wife is expected home
in few days from kansas City where
she has been under treatment for APP
pendicitis.
Geo Becher is preparing to build al
addition to his house.
Several of the neighbors hauled
corn from the Carer place the pas
week.
Wilson Hawley is working will
Foresters threshing machine for fey
days.
John and Ed and Sophia and Laurt
Geisler visited Mr., Rhodes last Sun
day.
At the residence of the brides par
ents in Salem township ON July 3, &c,
w Alwand and Hattie Brubaker wer
married. Both parties are well know
and highly respected. We extend con
gratulations and hope their lives ma!
be one of perpetual happiness.
Burt jay and wife attended the Al
ward Bruebaker wedding.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-07-13
CARLYLE.
y. M. Lemaster. Reporter

f. w. Lemaster, Reporter
July 10 II Dunlap started for
Indiana last week where he will visit
relatives and friends for a couple of
months.
d U Walker and family of CofTey-
vtlle spent the Fourth with relatives
here.
Newt Cozine viewed the sights in
Kansas City last week,
E L Smith returned from Missouri
Wednesday. The horses proved to
not be his, so he had his trip for
nothing.
A O Elliott gave an entertaining
talk on missions at the church Sun
day. He is representing the Stud
ent Campaign Library, introducing it
into the churches and C f societies.
The county C e convention will be
held here August and 8, A good at
tendance is desired.
| H Lemasters had valuable colt
killed by lightning last week.
Birdie Hale has returned to her
home at Bayard.
o j Dunlap spent Sunday in the
eastern part of the county. This item
might be inserted about every two
weeks.
Chef Green is working for James
Gilkeson; Marshall Fife for G L
sutherland. A few more good hands
could find work in this vicinity.
Frank Rosenberger surprised his
friends by taking unto himself wife
July 4th. We extend congratulations
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-07-13
EAST PIQUA.
b. Klethlv. Correspondent.

July 1.-THE picnic on owl Creek
the 4th ended in a frst-class row.
They only had 96 gallons of beer.
All join in cougratulating Charley
Morrell and Lacy PEGS, who we:e
married the 4th.
Elmer Slack and O. a. Keithly at
ended the Woodman lodge at Geneva
Saturday night.
Born, to DIR and Mrs Hendricks,
July the 4th, a girl. Mother and baby
doing well.
An entertainment will be given at
the Piqua c NJ b A hall next Satur-
day night by the talents of lola and
Piqua for the benefit of the NJ Echurch.
Admission 10 cents. Ice cream and
cake 10 cents.
Alfred Hecox has the typhoid
fever.
Fay Harrington is in lola this week
taking treatment of DR. Cox.
Mr. and Mrs See drove out to Mr.
Barnhart's Saturday.
Little Ray Wilson was quite sick
last week.
Hills and Hughes children have
The whooping cough.
Perry Heath is cutting fax for I
Osborn.
Will Kipp, who is studying for the
priesthood, is visiting his parents thi:
week.
Mr. Jacksons brother of Horton
came to see him last week. He thinks
of making his home in lola.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-07-13
i IL
COUNTY
NEWS -
PRAIRIE DELL.
FRANK BARrH. Reporter.

July live understand at late
hour that Simon Remsberg sold out
his dairy business to Mr. Davis, living
on the Long place.
Tom Barnett is helping his brother
in-law, Sam Wilson, of Star Valley,
at present.
A letter from Lester Speilman brings
the news that he reached Sumner coun-
ty and has got a job.
Mr. Wallace and wife of LaHarpe,
Sundayed at Mr. Barnett's.
Jason Sheriff. and wife of Geneva,
were down Sunday.
Birdie Malsbury has returned to
help Mrs Barnett after spending the
4th at home.
Mrs Sheriff. had the misfortune to
fall on rock and hurt her knee very
badly. The wound is very painful
but not serious. Laura Fankell is
helping her at present.
Chas Fankell would like to have
someone Stay the coyote that has taker
so many of his turkeys.
Mr. Hamilton, the Marshall medi
cine man, was around this week.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-07-13
DIAMOND.
MIST. W. Jones. Reperler.

Walter Tuggle from Wyandotte
Kansas, who has been visiting friends
here, returned home last week.
Miss Maude Struble of Paola is
spending a month visiting her cousin,
Miss Pearl Dragoo, and other friends
in this neighborhood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Case spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Dragoo,
and attended church at Diamond
II. H. Jones was at Diamond Sun
day, looking after our Sunday School.
George Wood and wife visited at
Mr.. Robenstein Sunday.
Miss Sadie Travis from near Gas
City, was here on business lately.
j. w. Mccoy, constable of Usage
Township was in our neighborhood
Monday.
Everyone celebrated in one way Tor
another, but many at Merchants
Grove were disappointed, that we
failed to have a band, our committee
did all in their power, and thought
they had secured the Band at lola,
The contract was signed but at the
last moment some body dropped out
and they sent the colored NIinstrals.
So great many who do not know
the facts in the case, are blameing
the committee. Now friends would it
not be well to go little slow in this
matter, Place yourself in their place
and see if the committee was not more
disappointed than anybody else.
Miss Francis Wilson, our intended
county Treasurer accompanied by Mis-
es Lutte Evens, Nellie Colborn, Annie
Mcdonnell and Oracle Jones, five of
Iola's hard working girls spent the
day last week with Mrs. r. w. Jones
They were chaperoned by Mrs. Eunice
Jennings Gregg of Emporia, the life
long friend and schoolmate of most of
the girls, and we all find it hard to
realize that she is not still single
girl. Marriage has not changed her,
"Why should it?" A happy mar
riage should make one young and
happy for many, many years. OF
course there comes sad thoughts, to
the young matron, of the old home,
and her girlhood friends, but they are
not lost, they love her as of yore, and
the old home and hearts are ever open
to receive and welcome her and hers.
''Oh that every bride could realize
that the old loves are not lost, the
old doors not closed, only her own
sphere widened, her life broadened
And her power for good more than
doubled.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-07-13
Usage VALLEY
j. W. Stout. Reportar

July 9-Rev Daniel McGurk left
Monday for Jasper, Mo, where he
will visit his sister, Mrs Ada Barber.
d F Daniels and wife went to Moran
to trade Monday.
Fred Wisely from Blue Mound is
working for Elvin Lieurance.
Mrs Sarah Moore, of Pittsburg,
Kansas, came up Tuesday to spend
the Fourth with her father, J H Myers.
Garfield Elliott returned to his
home at Sterling, Kansas, Thursday.
He has been working for w Stout
for the last six weeks.
Lille and Bertha Voorhees, went to
Kansas City Monday to spent the
Fourth and visit their sister Mrs Fan
ME Weymyer.
Mrs Ella Russell who has been
visiting her father, J H Myers, went
to Bourbon county Wednesday to
visit her son, L Foulk.
Daniel McGurk and wife went to
Dave Christians Wednesday to the
the family reunion. All were :there
but two of the boys. They report 9
I! good time.
Nearly everybody from this neigh
borhood spent the Fourth at Bronson
Some went to Diamond, and all haC
a fine time.
Dave RuXton and wife visited theil
daughter, Mrs Lewis Gibson, Sunda!
and attended church at the Valley.
Dan Myers and family and Berth;
Russell of Ft Scott visited j H Myer
Sunday and Monday.
E N Wolfe and family and Eli
Warren started for Colorado thi
morning, Rev Brown and wife viii
keep house for them while they ar
gone.
Mary, May and Estey Gibbs, Haiti
Myer, Cora Nelson, George Myer
and Mr. Ross from LaGrande and tn
two Misses Mccoy of Kincaid at
tended church at the Valley Sunda,
night.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-07-13
HUMBOLDT.
Arthur Cunningham. senor er.

July l0-.Theodore Smith and Miss
Bourg of Pittsburg Kansas visited the
formers cousins and families Mr. O *
Lash and Mrs Butts Thursday and
and Friday Mr. Smith worked near
these vicinities a number of years ago
and his many friends would have been
glad to had him sta y longer but as
he has a good position in Pittsburg
at the brick plant it is impossible to
get him much of a vacation
Friday of last week number
gathered at the home of Martin Sauer
to remind Miss Clara of her birthday.
Refreshments were served and every
one had a delightful time
Mr. and Mrs Slone of Chanute 'and
also Mrs Slone of Arkansas City visi-
ted Mr. and Mrs Will Winks Friday
Mr. and Mrs Russell Hottenstein at
tended church in Humboldt Sunday
morning
Miss Bluhm and her brother Otto
visited the sick near Scotland Sunday
| afternoon.
Mrs Eastman and Duff spent Sun
day at John Lassman's
Sin Clair's father and brother-in-
law of Illinois are visiting him at
resent
Mr. and Mrs j O Hottenstein visited
some old friends at Titus Simon's
near Salem last Sunday afternoon
Earl Winks and Russell Thompson
came home from the west the day be-
fore the fourth As yet Walter Myres
/ has not returned
Arnold Diamond had a short va
cation from his work in Galena and
spent the time with home folks return
ing again Saturday morning
Ethel Linsey of Bethel spent Sunday
with Ethel and Maggie Butts and Ollie
Russell of Fairview and stayed Sunday
night
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-07-13
MORAN
Mrs. H. L. Bassett, Reporter.

MIS- ii, l.. Bassett Reporter
July S-Miss Minnie Curry came
over from LaHarpe last week and
spent few days with her cousin, Miss
Mabel Keith.
Miss Mabel McNabb came down
from Parker last Tuesday and was the
guest of Miss Stella Twineham on the
fourth.
Miss Alice McGlashan, of Rockford,
ILL.,. arrived last Friday and will spend
this month with relatives here.
Miss Eva Hodges spent the fourth
at home returning to LaHarpe on
Thursday morning.
Harry Bassett prevailed on his
friend, Travis Moore, to go home with
him and spend quiet fourth in the
country.
On Monday Charley Hesson went to
Zenia to help his brother move to La
Harpe.
c. p. Keith was so unfortunate as to
run rusty nail in his foot and has
been laid up with it now for more than
week. He has also suffered from
asthma, but is now on the convalescent
! list.
The Misses Nellie and Nora Simp-
son came over from LaHarpe last
week to spend the fourth with friends
in Moran.
The Misses Anna and Matte Swisher
returned to lola after spending the
fourth here with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Thomas were
the guests of Mrs. S. C. Warner, jr,
at Oklahoma City last week and en-
ioyed the festivities and the Rough
Riders reunion.
Mrs Kent and Mrs Harper went over
to lola on Monday.
Last Saturday Charley Hesson''
mother came up from Pittsburg to sur
prise him, and succeeded perfectly
On Sunday he took her on to Ioli
where she will spend few days will
her daughter, returning here the latte
part of the week.
Some time ago the mother of G. G
Mapes came to make him a visit
About three weeks ago she was taker
. sick and has been seriously i'll eve
since. Mrs. flaming is nursing her
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-07-13
NeOshO Valley
Chas L. Arnold, Reporter.

July 13,-Milton Stroup's father
and sister came down from Linn
county on Monday of last week, and
remained at his home until Wednes-
day following.
Mr.. c. Simpson, brother of the late
f. B. Simpson, arrived at lola from
Iowa on the fourth, and Thursday
morning he accompanied Mrs. Nettie
Simpson, his sister-in-law out to her
farm, and in the afternoon returned
home. His stay here was very short
as he is banker and can not leave
but short time.
Robt. SHAPED SHIPPED a car load of
potatoes to Chicago the first of the
week.
Mrs. Barnes and Ellie who have
been in lola for some time are again
at home.
j. Wilcox uncle of Mrs. S. T. En-
field from Boone Iowa came last week
and returned on Monday of this week.
Walter Rush has a new buggy.
John Crook came down from Helna
to attend the funeral of his brothers.
little girl.
S. 7. Whitlow and family came
over from Moran the first of the week
and are at G.. w. Carriers.
Mrs Simpson moved few of her
household goods from town to the
farm last week where she and her
family will remain.
Mr.. Sauers and some of his folks
were out from lola, Tuesday, and
called at j. p. Maxwells.
Some of B. T, Clark's family were
at f. H, Crooks during the sickness
of their little girl.
On Tuesday the death angel visited
the home of E. H. Crook and wife, and
took from them their only child a
daughter. Edith had attained the age
of eighteen months and fourteen days
until the Fourth she was in perfect
health. Services were conducted by
Rev. VIM. Hawkins at The home on
Tuesday afternoon, after which the
remains were laid to rest in the lola
cemetery. Mrs. Crook had been very
sick for few days with the same dis
ease that caused the death of their
child (aux). Mrs. DR.. Christy gave
her personal attention for several
hours including the time of thefuneral,
All hope for recovery soon.
} About dozen and half of lola s
t young people drove out and made
merry with Mrs. Simpsons Tuesday.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-07-13
OLIVE BRANCH.
Miss Osborn. reporter

Miss Osborn, reporter
July 9-Mr Mattoes is on the sick
list
Chas Bacon is having time with
his face
Mr. and Mrs Downs visited Mattoes
Sunday
Ebby Bacon came in from the west
to spend the fourth returning this
morning
H B Miller is putting new roof on
his house
Mr. Inon Almack and wife started
for Oklahoma Thursday
Mrs Elm who has been sickfor some
time with typhoid fever is slowly i'm
proving
Grandpa Bacon came home from
his visit with his daughter Mrs Myler
Bushingame
Myrtle Stout of New Sharon Iowa
is visiting her sister Mrs Ed Elm
Grandma Ford has the whooping
cough
Died; The only child of Mr. and
Mrs Davis Thursday July they have
the sympathy of all in their sad be-
reavement
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-07-13
Spring Branch
Frank Jackson, Reporter.

rum ""'h''l' l'NPoltIl'
July 10-Bessie, Carrie and Ray
Howard are visiting the family of Mr.
Moorehead at TT Scott this week.
Mrs Ruby is visiting at Parker,
Kansas this week.
H H Jones and family were in Dia-
mond neighborhood Sunday.
Mr. Anderson had two head OF cattle
killed by lightning during the storm
last week.
Bert Potter and family ard Ollie
Martin of lola, visited at William
Davis's Sunday.
The many friends of Mrs Matte
Null in this part were shocked and
sorry to hear of her death last Tues
day in lola, She was resident OF
Rock Creek for a number ofyears and
member of the U b church at that
place and was very devoted and
gained the friendship of all that she
met, The bereaved family have the
sincere sympathy of the entire com
munity.
John Burris and wife who have beer
visiting at Mrs Hardin's returned tC
their home in western Kansas las
] Thursday.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-07-13
SALEM.
W. 8. Lytle, reporter.

July "a very quiet wedding oc-
"curred at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Bruebaker on Tuesday
evening, July 3. Mr.. George Award
and Miss Hattie Bruebaker were united
in marriage. Only few intimate
friends were present. We join their
friends in wishing them a happy voy-
age through life.
H. V. ellis and wife drove down to
Leanna Saturday on business.
Charlie Hamilton of Praire Hall
was the guest of Frank Wood Satur-
day night,
nc. A. Fronk drove out from lola
Saturday evening to cast his vote with
us at the primary,
The following ticket was nominated
at our primary Saturday evening,
trustee, L. X. Fronk, clerk, Charley
Hamilton, treas rer Enoch Palmer,
Justice, Mr.. Hamilton, L. b. Pearson,
constables, Claud Stewart and Frank
Petit.
Now boys let every one of us work
from now until election to elect every
one on the ticket.
George Award and wife of Leanna
were visiting at Mrs. A. Parentes anG
S. e. Bruebakers Sunday.
Mrs. MacNear of Illinois is visiting
Mrs. A. Wood, an old friend whom
she had not seen for over thirty years
Greedy Rinehart threshed Franz
Petit's oats Monday. The Yield wa'
only ten bushels to the acre and thu
farmers begin to realize what the hal
storm did while back.
Mr.. Editor, quite few of the ole
time Republicans that have been Leaf
astray into the barren fields of Pop
ulism are returning back into the goo,
old Republican party. We gladly vel
come our friends and trust that man,
more will come back into the fold be
fore IL is to late.
Born, to j. w. Lower and wife
July 8, fine boy.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-07-13
LIBERTY.
Mis- Lnla B. Malcom, reporter.

Miss Lula B. Malcolm, reporter.
July 7-Of course it rained on the
Fourth.
Abe Townsend and wife spent the
Fourth at Vernon, Kansas, with
relatives.
CarylRoush and Ed LAYER went to
Kansas City Tuesday.
Sisson Bros of Neosho Falls, were
looking for fat cattle in our neighbour
hood Friday.
Silas Malcolm visited relatives in
LaHarpe Tuesday.
Bob Cornell and Fay Harrington
were on the sick list last week.
Davis, the poultry man, has been in
our neighborhood for young chickens.
He purchased quite a large number
from Mrs Malcom.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-07-13
LeallIla.
Mary More Reporter.

Most every one from this vicinity
spent the Fourth at Ards Grove.
Harry More is suffering with the
sore eyes.
A. b. Olson spent the Fourth at
Kansas City.
Johnnie Wallquist is staying at his
uncles while in the territory. We have
not learned whether he is looking for
a location or not.
Mrs. Randolph is improving.
Mrs. f. N. More is expecting her
sister from Kansas City Saturday.
Ethel Blythe is on the sick list.
Fannie More was quite indisposed
last week.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-07-13
West Cottage Grove
Nora b. Stewart, Reporter

A few of the neighbors met at the
church and cleaned it up Friday.
w. Elliot and wife called at j.
Stewards Sunday evening.
Rolla Yountz and Stella Elsten
attended Sunday school here Sunday.
Mr.. Adams returned from Kansas
City Saturday.
Ye scribe took supper with Mr.,
Downs Sunday evening,
John and Chas. Elliot came home
from Colorado Saturday.
Miss Beeman called at Mr.. Stew.
arts Saturday.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-07-13

ID b Rush has traded his farm in
Indiana to Joe Dickson of near Le-
anna for farm there.
Mrs Morris has gone to Parsons for
a short visit.
Ina Boerstler was home for q few
DAYS last week
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-07-13
TONY POINT.
last Week
All Larson. Reporter.

July love have no Smartman in
our vicinity. 1t is Swartman, and it
was Mrs Swartman that attended the
wedding anniversary at lola and not
Mr. Swartman.