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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-05-03
IMPROVEMENT IN CHEEsEMAKING.

The cheescmaking interests Of the
country are likely to undergo quite
change in the near future. Hitherto
the factories got their largest supply Of
milk during May, June and July, when
the hot weather makes it extremely
difficult to properly cure cheese, with
the result that cheese more than 30
days old is hardly salable because it
Is too rank and strong in flavor. 1t has
now been discovered that cheeses can
be most perfectly cured by taking them
direct from the making room and plac-
ing them in cold storage, so cured the
quality being in every way superior to
those cured in rooms where the mcr
curry runs from 20 to 100 degrees. or
course. it takes a longer time to so cure
them, but when cured they are mild,
buttery and tender and in every way Il
more digestible food than when cured
by the old way.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-05-03

All fertile acres in the corn or wheat
belt will increase In value year by
year until they touch the $75 mark.
This is just as sure as the sun Is to
to shine or water to run down hill.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-05-03

1t makes hens lay, calves and pigs
grow stout and strong, is the salvation
of the young turkeys. If you are
sending your milk to some faroff
creamery to be separated and getting
back sour and putrid quality Of
skimmilk, you are losing far more than
Won think
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-05-03

The small boy and the corn shelter
do not get along together ut all, and he
should be made to let these machines
alone If he would save his fingers.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-05-03

Whenever politics in any form gets to
the front in farmers Institutes 1t al
ways insures the failure Of such insti-
tutes. \ little religion doesn't hurt them
a bit, but politics must be kept out.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-05-03
FRUIT TREES AND EVERGREENs.

A novel and possibly successful
method Of planting an orchard of apple
trees came to our notice lately. 1t con
sisted Of setting out just as many ever
green trees as apple trees on the or
cllard plat. the trees alternating in the
rows. The trees, now seven years
planted, both apples and cvergreens,
look remarkably healthy and the apple
trees the past season bore good crop
for young trees. We can foresee trou-
BILE later on if the evergreens are al
lowed to grow untrimmed, for their
habit of growth will soon send them up
above the fruit trees. We think that
this might be remedied by vigorous
cutting back. Certainly the apple trees
would secure an ideal protection SO
planted. If the evergreens are always
kept lower and smaller than the fruit
trees, this plan seems to have some
thing In it to commend.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-05-03

Farms located on rural mail routes
are provinc to be worth about S. an
acre more than those not reached by
this new postal service.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-05-03

The United States Is now the leading
export nation of the world in the value
of exports, passing England the past
year. American exports for 1900 were
of the value of 81, Asa, O13, $50 and those
of Great Britain $1,41S,34S,OOO.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-05-03
WHAT TO READ.

A farmer asks us to name n suitable
list Of reading matter for himself and
family. There should first be a Bible,
not one of those family affairs, richly
gilded and always looking as though it
had just left the hands of the publish
er, but one showing signs of wear and
tear. This book, regardless of creed or
sect, contains more wholesome truth
and reliable information for the aver
age man, woman and child, more good
business maXms and trite proverbs,
more poetry and splendid dictiOn, more
tragedy, sweeter love scenes, more of
what we call gray matter, than any
other book ever printed. Every one is
benefited by its teachings. Then we
would suggest the home paper, the one
one that gives all the local news, and
see to it that it's editor always makes
1t clean enough so that you do not have
to censor it before it goes into the
hands of your family. Then should
come one of the large weekly papers
giving the general news Of the world
which are now furnished so very
Cucuplt. III pItCc VI tillS OHc NSh
substitute n daily or triweekly If the
rural mail route is available. Next
should come ut least two good agricul-
tural papers, not papers published 1000
miles away, but such as treat of agrl-
cultural conditions prevailing where
you live. We would then add one of the
good magazines of the day and a ladies'
journal for the wife and girls, and by
writing to the state experiment direct
or you can have all the bulletins of the
station sent you free of cost. or course
this list may be added to with great
profit. but as given it is within the
reach of almost any farmer, costing not
to exceed So, unless the daily is taken,
and there Is no money invested by the
farmer which will bring him in so large
and sure Il return.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-05-03

We notice that capital is being in
vested in Carolina tea plantations,
where, under the experimental work
Of the agricultural department, it has
been demonstrated an excellent quail
ity of tea can be produced.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-05-03

Elgin dairymen buy cows In Iowa,
bran in Minnesota, corn In Kansas,
and by working this combination on
Elgn farms have made themselves
wealthy and their farms more fertile
than they have ever been.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-05-03

A man can perhaps carry little
more whisky ami carry it n little Ion
ger on farm than lie could in bank,
but it is just as sure to round up the
granger at last as 1t Is the banker.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-05-03

Every woman Is entitled to the priv
ilege Of having at least one club con-
nection. The many need it for mental
improvement and diversion and the
few the benefits Of a club to keep some
ugly old man inside the traces.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-05-03

"Take no thought for the morrow,
for the morrow will care for ITSELF"
may be good motto for the phi
losopher. but practically applied on
the farm will end in foreclosure suit
as sure as shooting.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-05-03

Share rents paid for the use Of west
ern farm lands have netted the owner
of the land the past year from IL to 20
per cent on his investment this state
ment based upon twO-fifths share Of
the crop as the landlords rent.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-05-03

II butter makers feel disposed to
kick ut the low wages paid them in
this country = about 500 to $40. per
month-let them console themselves
that they are much better off than
their colleagues in New South Wales,
where good butter makers are paid
only $25 per month.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-05-03

There is possible market in Eng
land for an immense amount of fruit
jams and preserves. The Englishman
always likes his jam for breakfast and
uses large quantities Of it. A market
for much Of our surplus fruit may be
found in this line.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-24

He aquf una anecdota de NJ Jules Cla-
retie:
Una noche de invierno en- que pasaba Dor
delsnte ae IN restaurant de la Ma gialena, re-
paro en- IN se5or envuel.o en- espesas piees,
que daba continuados paseos por la nieve
cuya silueta crey6 reconocer.
Por dtlmo, SO aproxim6 al paseante,
tendiendole "a mano, dijo:
-Prfnclpe, ipreciso es confesar que no
El principe Demidoff, pues era 81, contes-
to simplemente.
-iSoy ruso, queridoi
Pero al dn de cuentas, Y despues de po-
nerse encarnado cual 81 estuviera cometiendo
una falta le confes6 10 siguiente
-Querido amigo, 20 tengo passion;
adore las fresas. Ne es indispensable tomar-
las todos los dias del ano, y me las proporciono
en ell restaurant delante ei cual acabais de en-
contrarme. Dentro de pocos momentos 10
llevare mi provision cuotidiana.
Pero, ga os imagtnareis que precio
son sumintstradas en esta 6poca del af1o las
harmosas frutas que tanto me GUSTAV Pues
bien! Me da verdaderamente verguenza des-
pffarrar tanto d1nero una goosina, tan
to que otros acaso no tangan IN pedazo do pan
que lleYar q los Iabos.
6Que? esto7 espef ando aqui2 Pues es muy
sencillo: espero I'm pobre, una pobre, no
importa: an ser cualquiera vestido de andra-
jos, en- cuyas maDos dosiizare una suma equi-
vaIente la que me van costar mis- fresas.
Solamente entonces podt6 com6rmelas con pla-
Ger -. ~ sin remordimientol
En- obsequio q los desgraciados, serfa d g
desear que todos los ricos fueran glotones Ia
manera de este principe rusol
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-24
/ | I E r A 7 u r A


Iodo ell ardor de una raza salta vibra te
La perSontAd morenucha iqu6 palma y que CO.
roma mas graciosa nj mas querida Luego tor
nase canto 6pico; las hazaIias del heroe fla
hacfendole lear losSm del admired
La novia de Reverter =.
Tam ben tiene frases para Ia cuna de la
canci6a, para Sevilla, Ia rival de la sultana
C0rdova. Entonces la Giralda, Ia Tore de
Orc, Ell divino Gualdaquivir azul roio son su
nlOttUO:
Tore del Oro-donde las sevillanas iol6l-
juegan al corro....
Oyendo las seviilanas, v6ndolas bailar por
gente de la TERRA, remozase ell espfrtu bana-
Sc ell alma de una hermosa algeria de la vida
Sus acentos no graves iamas, no Sc
Unite en- sus cambios zaraEdeOs ell reposo
No evoca nada triste, asi como la sdeta es
lamento, queji1o angustiado del alma
cristiana, mas que cristiana cato lea, la Sc
vilana es todo luz y colory, sino un c8ntco
del reuacimiento italiano, recuerda q la per-
fecci6n baquicas estrofas de las saturnaIes pa
ganas; su entrafla, va que no en- origen es
en- verdGd pagana.
Las grandes flas de penitentes no son
evocadas por ell castafear de los pdttLlOs No
traen & la memoii la imagination las trA-
como su IN usa, son los fantasmas que despierta
la obsc uridad de nuestros recuerdos, la
feria sevillana, con TODD su derroche de rehe-
JOS brillantes, de olores acres, de tonos fuer-
teS, resurgen en- la cOpla.
Los que DO hayan dido ell rumor harmo.
nioso y casi mdsfco del GaadaIquivir; los que
no Sc hayan aDrasado ell incendio vivo de
las can piias cordOb6 s4s los que no hayan as
pirado pieno pulm0n toda la calida brisa de
los carmenes granadinos, cirgadt de perfu-
mes enervadores; los que no hayan refrescado
con manzanilla salunque6a la garganta for
taecfdose con la saDgre dorado de las vas
jereZanas y. sobre todo, los que sepan mas
que querer, adorar la hembra andaluz8; los
que no sientau como en- unos ojos negros hay
IN pelgroso incepdio para Ell alma como ell
andar repiqneteado ondulante de una buena
moza puede llevar en- el revolar de los voan-
tes de su falda una revoluc00 pueden nj
com prender nj sentir as sevianas. Las Sc
villanas son ell alma and afuza ,el ANA sin com
plicaciones, sin las enreveSaduras del alma
moderna; alma ing6nua frsnca, sencila al
rnodo clasico, que sin dobleZ sin precauci6n
asoma naturalfsima los labios en- una copla
espontanea ruidoso y marcador ritmo del
arduear de los brazos, remover del cuerpo Y
puntear ell suelo cen los pies diminutos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-24

FL n. +o5os los cantos andslu ,es. de todos los
VI ~ a,,ol,,coQ al sevilanas son reina Sc
Eau'' i" rituo esta Hpno de gracia y desen-
ptn,a NJ atre de sus mOVimientOS es picares-
III = bonestO rs un caut9 suave; no hay en
" ! bondas ylbraciones, ui acentos de profun-
N da.ts0-ra clones penas arnarguisimas es
i'll Z c,rto r7e}anC6'tca mente alegre, su tristeza
ii IA !, Colf fartAbe su algeria sin .iegar q
IA avcaso.d da Ia IOcura es tan intensa como es
..siso nar. DUE inunde toda ell alma. ESe es-
ii #I,en de Ia TERRA andaluza no Sc esplaya tan
AtearameDte en ninguna canci0n popular CO.
r. On psta Las seVillanas no son un canto
asaI Dropio de Seyila, que les da ell nomb bre,
I'M Las seNllanas, himno de triunfo, queja
H. dolor ' amoros8 trOva, sintetizan ell espfritu
H. a. IA hermosa region de las mujeres que
NsnoqD flores Y de las flores tan hermosas Co
Nno mujores,
,aza esteorizando todo su modO de ser er
N rs neodia en- una cOpla .alada y picaresca.
4 La copla rompe en- una explosion, como
H - de Toto que fuerza ell broche gallarda Y lle-
w. de vida. Repiquetean las castafiuelas con
lyn regoc jado la pareJa con las torneadas
HnsDcs en- alto rOmpe Ell bale, q la vez que a
srops se arrastra pegandose la guitarra. Los
Hbszos ardueadOs van y vienen desde la ciutu-
II, los pies, Gesde los pies, Gin oreandose, has
i, Ia cabeza La copla ligerisma, et6rea,
revuela iuguetcn2 y a pareja, en- volandeo
grscsisimo, gra, va lorna, SO enlaza Y Sc
Hiiuasq, sin cesar en- el ondular vertiginoso de
m braz6s en- ell trertzar mareante de los
i pies.
. La cadencia monorftnlica termina al
&c., Las fguras quedan quietas, de pronto,
|:ibtamente Y en- la pose, variada, hay STEM
pre- "a misma yaronil galanterfa, el mismo rem
dido homemade la mujer, porque es ell Arte,
II yts a Balleza es el Amor es la Sensation.
Cusudo la mujer arrodilada, cae q los pies
ieI h0mbre, Ia acttud de este es de protection
snorosa. Cuando es el quiep sumiso sirve de
ryiente pedestal la hembra, hay en- su su-
us5n una rendida 1ereza no humilada Las
sg anas son in bale de una heratlca volup-
Mo.iad. Son ell sacridcio del amor, ell himno
asgfldo de la sensualidad clasica, alegre pf-
terra, antitesis viva de la sensuaiidad moder
ta lristcna melanc6lica, pesarosa de 81
usua, descontenta de su inte nsdad ,initade,
ammente insaciabe. =. El palmoteo ell ia.
ear acompanan estruendOsos la copla ell
acOneo yigorosO refuerza ell compass rudamen-
Ie nuestras ail2dOr&s describen en- el aire
anbeseos extraiios con los brazos pespun-
sln de iantastico b0rdad0 ell tablado con ne
Dudsmas pataditas; ell hilo de VOC de Ia can.
Adora trina igero 81 epigrama rabioso la
|aesesOecada endecha amOrosa:
Palma corona-yo no quiero mas pal
na-que tu persona,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-24
Luis Ramonich.
7 Iribuna1es

La Suprema Corte de Justicia ha declara-
do sin ugar los siguientes recursos
Uno interp;.esto por Gregorlo Porrata y
Acosta contra 9ntencta de Ia Corte de Maya
gnez en- causa sobre disparo de armas lesio-
Otro establec DO por Federico Cap6 Plan
chart Antonio Franco Agreda contra sem
tenca de la Corte De Ponce, dictada en- causa
que Sc siguf6 estos otros, pOr in uras.
Aquel Tribunal superior ha casado ID ape
Iaci6n promovida por Gabriel Estremera Ri
vera contra sentencia de la Corte de Arecibo,
en- causa seguida este varos mas, por robo.
La Corte de Distrito de Ponce solicita Ia
busca captura de Victor Ortiz y Domingo
Senindey, en- causa por estafa.
e, fscai de la Corte de Hnmacao don Jose
Tous Sot0, orden6 aver por TELEGRAPH al juz-
gado municipal de Caguas QUE devolviese la
empresa los paquetes de LA DEMoCRACIA Sc
cuestrado3 por su orden.
Esto obedece a disposition de- honorable
attorney general
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-24
UNA ERASE CIERTA

HabIabamos con amigo acerca de los
chisSosos trabajos que contiene e peri6jico
especial clos Tres Escudos,S recien teme D te
editado en- Ponce.
e citado amigo que momentos actes elo-
giaba 10 chispeante de la pfosa versos en-
question, excIam6 lanzando una bocanada de
perfumado humo:
-xPero nada de ESQ vale comiuo ST
para con e cigarrllo que Sc consa-
gran tan encomiaSticas elucu braciones
Nj ell mismo Evange.io ha dicho verdades
como
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-24
TEMORES INGLESES

81 Duly Mail publica ell siguiente telegra-
ma de Constantinopla
<El g oierno ruso ha peddo formal me q tie
Turqufa la autorizacion para estabecer dos
dep6sitos de carbon en- ell golfo p6rsico
Ell gobierno turco no ha contestado toda-
via esta petici6n, pero Sc cree Que contestara
pronto y acknowledgements
Ell D1dty Mail, comentando esta noticia
considera muy perjudicial para los intereses
brltanicos la probable autorizaci6n del gobier-
no turco al gobierno ruso
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-24
OTR0 "CASUS BELLS"
rancia y Turqufa

Francia y Iurqufa
: v ga pOP seguro Ia guerra entire Francia
lurqDla con motive de la question de los
aue.es de Constantinopla.
10 eXltacidn es grande en- Ia capital de a
laPohca, con motiyo de Ia intrauslgente actl-
'da qae ha adoptado el Sultan.
VigiIancia
4 Is p0Iicia ejerce estrecha vIgilancia en- Ia
,aae ,,aae de Presbourg, donde Sc encuentra la EN-
70 aua De Iurquia, temerosa de que ell popula-
'a0 eometa agdn desman.
No Cede
uI-Hamid esta dispuesto no ceder q
Is P'etansones de Francia en- la question de
q" n1elles de la capital de la Sublime Puerta
EsCuadra francesa
oe asegura que una division de "a escnadra
s'saVesa sa DEL Mediterraneo ha recibido 6rdenes
,,t. NV NC es1ar dispuesta para zarpar al primer
nay nay coh rumbo las costas del imperio oto-
Un ministro
oItnas noticias de Paris dicen Que 81 Mi
',,gab We negoclos extrap jeros del gabinete
5n5o Jrabaj6 durapte la Il TINA noche en-
omsntee ~ 'os altos empleados de aquel Depar-
Seva
=, q Embaiador de Turoufa saIlh Muntr.
isohs,,o WA olsPuesto abandonar Ia capital de-
+. Declaration de guerra
9eh y ! ..s.a de la actitud del Sultan de Tur-
an eoo,sfho frances orden6 al Embai sdor
Zen uStan Ilhopla Sc retire inmediatamente
aage ao ~. q cuerpo consular acreditado en-
A5iol 'PHperio cue notdque al gobierno dc
aciono.u uaulia ta.a que quedan rotas todas las re-
u'sFHacionales entire ambas naciones.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-24

M@ernando Kehrhahn, joyerfa y reloie-
d RIA. Sc garsntizan los trabajos. Pla-
"a Principal, Arecibo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-24
Canon contra los gi0bOs

Todos los armeros de los regimientos de
artilIerla alemanes, han sido convocados en-
Spandau, para ense1arles Ell mecanfsmo de-
nuevo caff6a de 10 centfmetros.
Este canon tieue Ia particularidad del tiro
vertical esta destinado destruir los g obos
en- caso de guerra
Cada regimiento recibla variAs de estas
pleas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-24
Processes de lie Figaro"

Ell tribunal de Comercio ha comenzado la
vista de los diversos processes de Gle Ffgaros y
sus directories M. M. Pervier Rodays.
La vista de dchos processes durara una
semana, en- la cual Sc declararan los processes
conclusos para sentencia. fjandose la fecha en-
que Sc dictara
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-24
CANTAREs

En tus ojos ceestiales
hay una espresihn tan viva,
y permanece en- tu boca
tan adora Bile sonrisa,
que con raz6n dicen todos
cnando sonr1es y miras
que con los ojos escrib IS
y con La boca rubricas.
Cantar que sale del alma
es paj&ro que no muere:
volando de boca en- boca
Dios manda que vivassiem pre-.
81 entire las dichas del cielo
me diera Dios eIegir,
por la mejor no trocara
10 que me has hecho sufrir.
De tu garganta divtna
tai raudal de perlas brota,
es tn VOC tap Argentina,
que en- cada concha marina
va sepultarse una Gotta.
Mira 10 que es ell amor:
para ell que no quiere. rsa,
para Ell que quiere, door.
He de preguntar al cielo
que abtsmos ha colocado
entire mi sed insaciable
y la fuente de tus Iabios.
Tus mejillas encendidas
Sc asemeian tanto & rosas
que en- elias. como atrafdas.
paran su vuelo, renGidas,
las alegres mariposas.
Me llama ho'gazan tn madre
lc6mo 81 ell querer no fuera
una ocupaci6n muy grandel
ST en- mis- oios alg6n dia
fjaras tus ojos beilos,
los OjOs ne arrancarfa
por YER tn imagen en- ellos.
La rosa con sus espinas
here siempre a quien la toca.
En- el jardfn de la vida,
20 soy mano, t6 eres rosa.
Que no existe mnjer buena,
die una vez en- Ia Gale,
y al revolver de la esQuina
me tropece con mi madre.
Antes de echarle la cal
me dijo ell sepulturero:
-6No la cubre I'd, la cara?...
Y Sc la cubrf de besos.
Melohor Meana.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-24
InCendi0 casual en- Arecibo

Esta ando de caza anteayer Lucas Rosado,
sc le dispar0 casualmente Ell arma, inceu-
diandose con ell tiro rancho de la propiedad
de don Manuel Liano
Ell fuego Sc comunico otro rancho del
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-24

@Nran Deposito de ealzado de 5rturo E.
49, Dfaz y ca Artfcalos para caballeros.
Medias, corbatas, paraguas. Artfculos de
viaje. Arecibo, Plaza Principal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-24

MANGAS Y OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES de Luis
Rodriguez Cabrera. De venta en- la cale de
la Fortaleza 70 SO, al preco de 20 centavos
Ell ejemplar T.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-24

~ iosko FL Borineano de Alexandra
IL Franco. Sc siryen cafe, sin compe-
tencia, dulces, icores y ToDo cuanto SO
pida. Areoibo, Plaza Principal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-24

Rodriguez.
Exceptuandose agunas pleas de ropa,
todo 10 demas sc reduio cenzas.
FL hecho, ocurrio ell barrio Hato-abajo,
de aquella Jurisdiction.
The Iola register., 1901-05-03
MORAN,

Mrs. L. II. BAssETT, Correspondent.
Mrs Kemp gave lecture at the M.
p. church last week Tuesday evening
under the auspices of the w G 7 U
The Misses Allie Jewell and Minnie
Thompson attended the teachers ex-
animation in lola last Saturday. Mrs
Thomas who was one ofthe examiners
was there also.
Warmers new store and j S Miller S
residence are being rapidly built. Each
makes fine appearance and will be a
desirable addition to the town.
The Alumni of the Moran High
School met last Friday and made ar
rangements for the banquet they will
tender the class OF 1901.
II B Smith and Mrs G G Thomas
received telegram Wednesday ;from
brother in jamestown North Dako-
ia announcing the sudden death Of
their father. All efforts to obtain fur
ther particulars we're in vain so they
were unable to attend the funeral.
The Iola register., 1901-05-03
OLIVE BRANCH.
Mrs. ETLIN, Correspondent


April 22-The farmers have been so
busy putting in their crops, and their
honorable wives raising chickens and
garden that they have not had much
time for visiting or writing.
Elsie Briggs of Moran, visited Sun
day with Julia Bacon.
Preaching at PrairieRose next Sun
day by Bro Mehl.
Grandma Ford was calling on some
of the ladies last week.
Frank Miller and wife visited at the
parental Miller home Tuesday.
A large number of the people of
Prairie Rose attended quarterly meet
ing at Moran Sunday.
Mrs Roger and son visited at the
parental Anderson home Thursday.
Mrs Lizzie Ford visited Mrs Maggie
Ford Friday.
MrlMattocks purchased some nursery
trees at Moran Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Ed EAin and family and
Miss Stout spent Sunday evening a
Mr. Fosters.
The Iola register., 1901-05-03
GENEVA.
A. II. WOODRUFF, Correspondent.

A. II, WOODRUFF, Correspondent.
April t20.-Frank Campbell moved
into his new honse last week.
School closed Monday Of last week.
The literary exercises were held at the
school house in the forenoon, after
which they all adjourned to the creek
west OF town and had a picnic the rest
of the day.
Rev. S. M. Irwin went to Piqua last
Wednesday evening and united in
marriage Mr.. Elmer Slack and Miss
Elsie Beatty of that place.
Alady friend of Mr.. Mogul's is visit
ing them at present.
o. B. Miller came in from Hutchin.
son Monday for short visit.
c. w. Spencer shipped a carload OF
stock to Kansas City Monday night.
Paul and Julia Irwin attended the
Slack Beatty wedding at Piqua last
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Hook and family OF Girard,
moved into Cecil Mattoon's house last
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home for the present.
Mrs. Minnie White and children
visited relatives here last week.
Everybody is busy these fine days
The men are busy in field and garden
and the women are cleaning house.
The division officers we're over the
Colony branch Monday.
Jim Leavitt and family visited rela
tives at Carlyle last Sunday.
Mrs. Jennie Myers was quite sicl
the first of the week with neuralgia o
the stomach.
The Royal Neighbors of this place
gave the Modern Woodmen a pleas
ant surprise by breaking into tn,
meeting of the lodge and spreading {
feast of good things, which was great
| ly enioyed by all.