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The Iola register., 1901-06-14
BETHEL.
wife.

LEILA CUNNISGHAM, Correspondent.
We are glad to report Mrs. Samp
still improving.
Charlie Hamilton left last Monday
for X. c., from there he goes to Okla
home where he will spend the sum-
mer.
Mr. Seymour has been quite sick
but is better.
Rev Turner of Eureka Springs, is
visiting old friends in this neighbor-
hood.
There was a party at J o Bakers
last Wednesday evening.
A number from here attended the Y
p A convention at Humboldt last
Saturday.
Miss Anna Long spent last Satur-
day night with her brother Ounce ant
wife.
Quite a number from here attended
Children's Day exercises at Fair View
last Sunday evening.
Mrs Randoph's many friends vii
be glad to hear that she is better.
Mr. and Mrs A Wood of Salem, MI
and Mrs f Jay of Maple Grove ant
Rev a G Turner of Eureka Spring
visited A Cunningham last Mon
day.
The Iola register., 1901-06-14
LIBERTY.


MRs. FLORA Il. JOHNSON. Correspondent.
June Fired Cramer purchased a
new carriage saturday price paid $l05
We hear a. Townsend had quite
scare some time last week and he
thought he would not be long in this
world, the cause was a wire staple
which he swallowed accidently.
We forgot to mention the sickness
of Mark Castator last week, we hear
he is still no better. 1t is his old
rouble rheumatism.
Mr. p Johnson purchased a new
mower Saturday.
MrCornell's niece Miss Booze is
staying with him at present.
Maud Royce of Pleasant Valley
called on Anna johnson Sunday.
Mrs Carnahan was delivering sepa-
rators in this neighborhood Monday.
Lu Roush bought him newcultiva-
tor since our last.
We had little shower this morning
but was only drop to what we need.
Bob Cornell and p Johnson are
putting in some sorghum on the Jones
farm.
Mrs Hide brands brother and two
sons from Missouri are visiting her
this week.
Florence Hildebrand, Mrs Murphy
and Mrs johnson called on Mrs Jones
Thursday.
June 1.-Everything is getting dry
A shower would be very welcome.
Chas Morrill, and wife returned
home from California where they have
been for two months.
Will Cornell who has been working
for Fred Kramer has gone to lola tC
work in the smelter there.
A Townsend has new potatoes large
enough to market.
O. Heath and G. Townsend are KEEP
busy picking new peas and taking
them to market.
Mary Murphy and Pearl Townsend
graduated from Liberty school ant
will attend the Normal in lola.
Everybody went to Decoration a
lola and all report Il fine time.
Liberty young folks will have SOM
kind of play at the school hous,
soon.
Laura Skillon came home for 1
vi sit with her parents Saturday.
Fred Kramer is thinking of buyinl
a new carriage.
The Iola register., 1901-06-14
PLEASANT VALLEY.

ID. L. SMITH, Correspondents
Messrs Oscar, Benjamin, Wilford,
and David Smart left Tuesday for
western Kansas.
Earnest McMurry of lola visited
his grandfather Mr. Burton.
John Mourer, Ike Mourer, Ralph
Mourer and Jake Mourer left Monday
for the Territory where they are look
ing for a location as they may all
move to that country.
Will Burton and family came from
Chanute last week and will live on the
John Mourer farm for the present,
Lloyd Koontz and Zena McGreagor
left Monday for the harvest fields.
Children's Day exercises at the
church Sunday evening were we'll at
tended and a good programe was car
| ried out
The Iola register., 1901-06-14
STONY POINT.

l. NJ BRANDENBURG, Correspondent.
June3-Mrs Pearl Holeman has been
very poorly the last week.
Mr. Albert Burress spent Sunday
with his Uncle, Mr. S d Brandenburg.
Mr. John Harclerode wife and child
rem visited at Mr. james X Jones Sun
day.
Miss Matte Larue went to lola Sun
day to attend Normal there.
Mr. Johnnie Primes was on the sick
list the latter part of last week.
Mr. VIM Broughton and family spent
Sunday in Moran.
Mrs Lucina Recknor spent Sunday
with her daughter Mrs Holeman.
Mr. Telliy Brandenburg and family
spent Sunday afternoon with the for
Mr. James Townsend was in our vi
cinity Monday sporting hisnew buggy
Della Osborn called on Florenc
! II ildebrand Sunday.
The Iola register., 1901-06-14
SOUTH MAPLE GROVE AND CEN.
TRIAL AVENUE.
GEORGE II. LASH, Correspond

GEORGE NJ. LASH, Correspondent.
June 3 Married at the home Of the
grooms brother Mr. Ed Savings and
Miss Annie Rath Thursday May 30th
at O'Clock.
Mrs w II Murphy was called to her
home in Osawatomie last Wednesday
to attend the funeral of her uncle Mr.
Sam Henneigh.
Mr. and Mrs Maxwell celebrated dec
Grafton day in Moran with his mother.
Mr. Mort Beeman and Miss Eva
Myers departed last Thursday for Ar
kansas.
Mr. and Mrs Kefer visited at MI
Roechls' Sunday afternoon.
Albert Rash and family visited al
Charley Beeman's Sunday.
John Lindsey and family of Bethe
visited at Mr. MaXwell's. Priscilla
Augusta and Charley Roechls at MI
Binger's and Mrs Butts at Joe Dalet
in Center Grove.
Rev Fem of Humboldt filed the APP
pointmeut at Maple Grove Sunday il
Rev Jones place.
Mrs McWiliams of lola spent Sun
day afternoon and Monday with he
cousin Mr. Lash.
Mr. and Mrs win Winks returned
Sunday from a few days visit in Gran
del
The Iola register., 1901-06-14
HUM ROLDT.

ARTHUR CUNNISGHAM, Correspondent.
Miss Carrie Noble, Miss Ella Ira
Wis and L Shellman left Wednes-
day for Emporia where they will at
tend the summer school.
Tom Cline came in Wednesday for
a visit. Helhas been in the Territory.
Miss Georgia Hutchinson left Thurs
day morning for Wichita where she
will spend the simmer.
The band concerts in tn park have
begun and Humboldt will soon be the
Mecca of Allen county every Tuesday
evening.
The Presbyterian church is being
papered and carpeted this week.
Mr. John Floree, who years ago
was landlord of old Lambreith house
passed through Humboldt recently.
His home is in the Territory now.
Mrs Grace Culver from Kansas
City is visiting her mother Mrs Ar
mel.
GeorgeMoon, e n Vert w
Pember and Mr. Cunningham are
among those attending the G A Il
encampment at Junction City.
j b Charles came up from Stroud
| Oklahoma Iednesday morning.
The Iola register., 1901-06-14
PRAIRIE DELL.
c. u. BARTH, Correspondenl

T.. II. bAhTHs CorIebpOuueut
June 10 Walter Hall of Fairfield, 4,
Ill, is here visiting his aunts, Mrs
Fankell of this neigborhood and Mrs
S Forney OF LaHarpe.
Laura Fankell is helping Mrs Shuey
OF lola at present with her work.
A letter brings word that Mr. and
Mrs Barnett arrived safelyin Indiana.
Was rain ever needed worse than
now? Even the trees are beginning to
show the result of the drouth and a
good rain would kill about 1000, ,00O
young chinch bugs that are Matching
out every day.
Mrs G Sheriff. from Barber county
who is visiting her mother, Mrs Rosen-
berg of lola, is spending few days
at Mr. Sherrill's.
We have been requested to ask the
REGISTER not to print notices of rains
in other parts of the country as il
makes the farmers feel bad.
Ralph Drake has bought new hay
! loader.
Pete Hoyt from Illinois is visiting
his sister Mrs Sheriff. at present.
Mr. Walters is preparing to build
kitchen to his house.
DIR Drake made trip to Kincaid OF
business pertaining to the church.
Simon Remsburg has got the straw
berries this year. Nobe Barnett pick
ed for him last week
The Iola register., 1901-06-14
SALEM.

w. ). LYTLB, Correspondent.
Every thing is suffering badly for
the want of rain. Oats and large
percent of the flax are already gone.
Some of the farmers have already
plowed it up and put other crops on
the ground.
The PieiTer boys we're the guests Of
George Porter Sunday.
Park Vanskyver and family were
the guests of II V Gillis and wife
Sunday.
viii and Call Davis of Cattage
Grove were at Salem to Childaen's 5
Day Sunday.
Mrs c A Fronk and daughters
Gladys and Hattie ofieIolaTwere at
Salem to Children's Day and took
dinner with G R Fronk.
Amy Seymour and Frank Myers of
Prairie Hall were visiting Miss Nellie
Lytle Sunday.
w Seymour and wife were the
guests of A Wood and wife Saturday
anu sunday.
Caleb Carmine and family were the
guests of j w Cover and family
Sunday.
George Davis of Prairie Hall for.
merly one of Salem's old boys has
bought half interest,in Judge sKnox's
ranch and will take possession in
July.
p w Jury ran his FthreshinG
maching enging down to the lola foun
dry to have it repaired. Getting ready
for threshing.
Rev Turner of Eureka Springs vii
give lecture illustrated by fifty stere
opticon views the Salem school Thurs
day evening June 20. He will alst
lecture at the same place on Satur
day June % this will also be illus
trated bystereop pticon views onour ne,
possessions, scenes in Cuba, Port,
Rico, Ladrones, Hawaiia and th
Philippines. At both of the lecture
the polyphone will talk laugh, sim
and play. Admission 10 and 15 cents
Ellis Rhoades and family were tn
guests OF A Wood and wife Sunday
Floyd Porter and John Sporier ar
having q hard time on account of tn
girls all wanting to ride in those ne,
buggies the boys have got.
George Award and familyswere a
Salem to Children's Day
Mary Petit of Neosho Falls wa
visiting her father and mother, L
Pearson and wife and also her siste
and brother inlaw Frank Petit an
wife.
The Iola register., 1901-06-14
CRESCENT VALLEY.
IDA NJ. ENDIcoTT. Correspondent.

IDA NJ. ENDICOTT, Correspondent,
June 4.-Cultivating cora the chief
occupation.
Cherries are ripe this week and very
plentiful.
Jno Endicott came up from Cherry
vale Saturday for visit with home
folks. He will harvest in the west
this summer.
John Simmons is having a well dug
this week. Mr. Dix and Foster are
doing the work
A few from this vicinity attended
Decoration last Thursday.
Ambrose Dwinnell and family spent
Sunday at w Nj Endicott's.
Jno Simmons family visited lat her
brothers. Robert White, south Of
town Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs Sponsler, of Star Val.
ley, called at Mr. Smiths Sunday
evening.
Jimmy White has purchased prop
erty in Humboldt since our last.
Ida Artman is working for Mrs
Cunningham.
MIR and Mrs Charley Foster visited
at VIM Botkin's Sunday.
Neal Van Fossen and wife.were over
on the west side Sunday.
Mertie Simmons visited Saturday
and Sunday with her sister, Mrs
Mahala Buell. out near Middletown
Woodson county. She returned Sun
day.
Earl House has returned for the
summer, he having been in Wichita
the past winter attending school.
Bert Ray, (the,Chanute colored man
who was injured on the train last week
was found in this vicinity. Mr. Dorm
burg was informed of the accident and
with his team and wagon together
with the aid of the section men
loaded him in and took him to town
where further care was taken of him.
June 10.-A good rain at present
would be of great benefit to every
thing.
Jno Simmons did not succeed in
finding water last week, so is trying
again this week.
A large crowd attended dance a
S b whites Thursday night, las
week.
Edgar Simpson and step-son have
been down in this part from lola since
our last.
Jas Artman and family visited a
A H Smiths Sunday.
billiard Dwight the infant son OF MI
and Mrs j = Wilhite died of conges
tion of the brain last Friday June I'll
after an illness of about week. Ag'
about five months. Funeral services
we're conducted at the house at 1913,
o'clock Saturday morning by Rev I
G McQuestion after which many sor
rowing relatives and friends followed
the remains to Mt Hope cemeter.
for burial. The family have the sym
pathy Of this community.
The Iola register., 1901-06-14
ROCK CREEK.
MARY POWELL, Correspo

MARY POWELL, Correspondent
June S-Grandma Lake is still i'm
proving, and her many friends are
glad to hear of her recovery.
Some of the young folks of this part
attended the strawberry social at Sill
yer Leaf and they allreported good
time.
Mr. and Mrs Springston of Fort
Scott visited at Mrs Hardin Saturday
and Sunday.
Miss Bell and Daisy Bruce and Miss
Blanche Fisher are therepresentatives
from this part to the Normal.
Mrs Whitaker and children and
Miss Myrtle Walters visited at Mr.
! Searcys Saturday,
The Iola register., 1901-06-14
NORTH MAPLE GROVE.
LOnA IITn, C0rrespondl


June Farm work is progressing
fine corn is being cultivated the second
time and the first crop ofclover is be-
ing cut
The cold dry weather of the past
month has restarted the growth of
vegetation of all kinds.
James Claunch and family Of Usage
visited at j w Tifes Sunday.
Teomas McLeland and wife of Kan
sas City Kansas visited friends here
last week.
list this last week.
j w Fife and family attended an A
O U w lodge supper at Colony Sat
urday night.
Mrs Emma Cozine went down to
ola Monday to a birthday dinner
given in honor of II Lemaster.
Mrs James Fife is :having her eyes
treated for cataract by an lola doctor.
Charles Gains, spent wednesday at
his fathers.
G T. Funston came out to his fathers
and got a COW this week
mer's parents.
Barton Coyine has been on the sick
this last week.
Lou Woods worked for Tom Kitz-
miller last week.
June 10.-There was surprise
party at Fred Hottenstein's Friday
afternoon it being his 18th birthday.
As Fred was busily employed in the
corn field he was called from the field
and on reaching the house there were
over twenty OF his friends and school
mates waiting to surpise him. Vari-
Gus kinds of games were played.
About six o'clock in the evening we
we're invited to the dining-room where
refreshments we're served consisting of
: Strawberries, ice-cream and cake.
} Everybody left wishing him many
} happy returns of the day.
Will Yingling, of Union Town, is
, visiting his sister Mrs, Mary Hotten-
stein, at present.
, Found east OF Zeddo school house
good coat light weight. The owner
} can have same by calling at o II
Lashs'.
' Mr. Harry Bonebrake, of Chanute
was visiting relatives and friends in
this vicinity last week.
Mrs Bell Long returned to her home
} in Kansas City last Saturday after a
weeks visit with her brother Ed Bur-
+ san,
The Iola register., 1901-06-14
SILVER LEAF.
!. r. Wengel Correspondent.

Mrs. X, Wengel Correspondent.
Children's Day at Silver Leaf last
Sabbath. We all attended.
Miss Florence Mitchell was out
from lola last week visiting Mrs.
Anna Eastwood.
Mrs Kellogg was in this vicinity and
attended the Children's Day service
last Sabbath.
Little Bernice Root of lola spent a
few days with ye scribe.
Mr. Charlie Eastwood sold team
of horses to Mr. Joe Adams last
week.
Mr. and Mrs Walker and Mr. and
Mrs Williams of LaHarpe were call
ers in this neighborhood last Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. Charlie Eastwood purchased a
new buggy from Mr.. Shannon of lola
last week.
Mr. and Mrs II H Jones took din
ner at Mr. Garley's last Sabbath.
The Iola register., 1901-06-14
OSAGE VALLEY.

j. w. STOUT, Correspondent.
Mr. and Mrs Ross vent to Moran
Wednesday to attend the commence
ment exercises.
Mrs Rubie Hines went to Kansas
City Wednesday returning Friday
night. Her sister returned home
with her.
Henry Steinbrook, Lonnie Deweese
and Alva Shipley attended the dance
at Kincaid last Thursday night.
Mr. McGurk and Alva Shipley went
to LaHarpe last Saturday on Busi-
ness.
Misses Nora Simpson and Lille
Conrod visited the formers parents at
LaHarpe from Wednesday until Fri
day.
Mr. Dawson took Misses Minnie and
Evylin Dawson and Pearl Lieurance
to lola Saturday where they will at
tend normal.
Mrs Lillian Stout spent Friday with
her mother Mrs McGurk and Mrs Ross
and baby Lloyd called in the after
noon.
Mrs Doughty is the proud: owner of
new sewing machine and washer.
Bertha Dinsmore and Paul Ross at
tended the NJ w of A supper at Xenia
last Wednesday night.
One OF Ed Gilberts horses threw
its neck out of joint by getting his foot
over the halter rope one day last
week.
There we're large crowd attended
the children exercises at the Baptist
church Sunday. The program was
very nice.
Willie Garrison is visiting Len
Robb and family this week.
Mr. Cutterand wife are visiting their
daughter Mrs ohm Huffman this week.
The Iola register., 1901-06-14
BELFRY.

MERRIDErH ATER, Correspondent.
Mrs Mollie Loman visited at l H
Cramers Friday.
Several from here went to Kincaid
DecorationDay.
Miss Nellie RuXton who has been
attending school in lola the past win
ter returned home Tuesday.
Miss Lizzie and Emma Sigler called
at Mr. Vandeveers Wednesday.
Miss Lulu Cramer spent the latter
part OF last week with Der aunt Mrs
John Mathews.
Rev Mehl was calling on the people
of this neighborhood Tuesday.
Meribeth Alter and Lulu Cramer
went to lola Saturday to attend the
Normal Institute,
Mrs Oracle Gibson spent Sunday
with her parents Mr. and Mrs d W
Ruxton.
June 10 The Misses Tally spent
Sunday at j II Cramers'.
Frank Olmstead and family are here
from Hot Springs, Ark. They are the
guests of Mr. Olmstead's parents, MI
and Mrs Harvey Olmstead.
Geo Vanderveer and wife attended
meeting near lola last week
II Cramer has been having hi
buggy repaired.
Bessie Wilmington visited Mae anC
Minnie Curley the latter part of las
week.
Gertrude Vorheese visited at d
Ruxton's the past week,
III Cramer and Frank Alter shelleC
corn Monday.
Mrs Lizzie Cramer and Lille Ate
went to lola Tuesday.
The Iola register., 1901-06-14
CARLYLE.
10 M. LnnLsrrR. Corre,pondent

June Al. r. Dunlap, Mrs Cozine
and Your Correspondent and wife ate
dinner with j H Lemasters Monday,
the Gath anniversary Of his birth.
The c. f. social at Mrs. Carle's
Friday night was we'll attended and
enjoyed by all.
Vezie Bros. will ship several cars
OF cattle to Kansas City tonight
Foster Beeson of lola visited friends
here over Sunday.
Barton Cozine is on the sick list this
week
w S Lytle and family came up from
Salem Saturday to spend the day with
Mrs LIS parents, r. b Montgomery
and wife.
Alva Green went as far as Wichita
with his father and brother on their
trip to the mountains. He returned
last week and reported Aura as stand.
ing the trip very WE'LL
Robert Arnold is at home a few
days this week on account of an ac-
cident at the brick plant, which might
have been very serious, but will cause
! him only few days lay Off.
The Iola register., 1901-06-14
NEosHo FALLS.


lu5pL OdsoIIoO Noo1yN nTn1
June We begin to need rain.
Miss Ollie Best spent Saturday and
Sunday with friends in Humboldt.
Mr. lingo France shipped five cars of
cattle Monday night to Kansas City
for which he received top prices.
A Wright cut clover hay the first OF
the week on the Wilson farm.
We understand that great many
of the farmers had to replant their
corn on account of the dry weather.
f Malcom and Howard Carpenter o
LaHarpe visited Saturdayevening anl
Sunday at f Cheeseman's and G Nal
! comes.
The Iola register., 1901-06-14
DISTRICT No. 3s.
MARY MooRE, Correspondent,

.'rV-V-TFTTI
Prof. Hinze of Humboldt tuned F..
N. More's piano last Friday.
A large crowd attended the Child
ren's Day exercises at Fair View last
Sunday night.
Miss Nina Campbell returned home
from Emporia last Saturday.
Mrs More and daughters and Mrs.
T L Ingels visited in Neosho county
last week, Wednesday.
The Iola register., 1901-06-14
CENTER GROVE.
Belle Reynolds, Corr,

Belle Reynolds correspondent
June 3--Mr Binger returned from
Rice County last Saturday.
Several from this vicinity attended
the Children's Day exercises atLeams
Sunday afternoon.
Pearl Foster of Maple Grove is vi
sitting at her Grandmother Mrs Rey-
nolds this week.
There was rag sewing at Mr. Bin
gers last Friday
Several of the young folks OF this
vicinity attended a party at Mr. Shuer-
fields near Prairie View Saturday
night,
Mrs Hamilton went to Winfield Sum
day.
Mary Hall is staying at Mr. Ernest's
in Humboldt.
Lola Cochran and Grace Hall visi.
ted few days at Mr. Affords neal
Leana last week.
The Iola register., 1901-06-14
MA.,>

This signature is on every box Of the genuine
Laxative BrOmO-Q Qninine Tablets
the remedy that cures a cStd I'm one day
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-18
Another Missionary Joins the Searchers.

Constantinople. oct. 11.-As no news
has been received here from Messrs.
Baird and Haskell. the missionaries
who have been attempting, to get into
touch with the brigands who abducted
Miss Ellen NJ Stone, a third mission
airy has been dispatched in quest of
them and the brgands.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-18
A Noted Millinery Opc nina

IL Is safe to say that none puts their
po''S ana mlhd more fully into the
preparations ior their millinery OPEN
n's 'hah MISS Clara \. Libby. Is it
not alSo safe to say that no millinery
opening on the kennebec. is locke d
forward To and anticipated. with
more interest than this one? This
IAN IS no exception To the rule. The
long h"urs OF patient toll and the
weary brain that must have throbbe d
win lhe ceaSeleSS effort al designing
ana trimming, is in full evidence rs
one views the elaborate and beoutifuI
specimen hats in this elegant ,uilIi
h"fy parlor. where the pottcd p1In,s
ana autumn leaves, in connection with
,i'H 'astciul and pretty artificial cf-
lectS IN ornamentation are very
charming. or course no millinery ex-
hiDltlOn OF note would be comnl4ta
without its "Gainsboro" with its state
~ ana striking style. ornamented
win an elegant and graceful Ostrich
plume and the long pendants of s3ft
ribbon. we'll named, a picture hat
The crescent hat is a new innovation
10 be observed. also the stylish hat
milkWeed effect
There is :A opportunity here for
much interesting study if Won are
seeking fer the most becoming hat
the artists have been able to produce
Mahmas should also notice the
pretty beaver hats for children. In
the way OF novelties. il will be no
uccd that steel and gun metal shades
prevail in place of So much gold and
2llt. None Of the long buckles have
passed the censors hand. The orna-
menrS in the new colorS are Very
pretty. there are several cone-shaped
novelties with the euphoneous name
OF "CabochonS." The scribe homes il
Is spelled correctly. but Will not at
tempt 10 pronounce it. in fact the
mysteries of a millinery parlor are al
most too much for any one but the
gentle sex. A new ring combination
OF gun metal. which shade also pre-
Eai!s in silks and is popular. is
among the many new devices used as
ornaments and through some of which
ribbons can be drawn and cnticingiy
arranged. The window displays in
this fashionable emporium are ar
ranged with simple but excellent
taste and the two new fashion figures
add greatly to the attractivenss. 1t
would be difficult to find a store with
such profusion Of elegant show
cases. all being We'll filled with speci-
men hats. novelties and rich trim
mInGs. This Will undoubtedly be the
mecca for many a perpIeXed soul seek
ing q crown for loveliness.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-18

The supper which was given. last
evening. at the Vestry of the Cniver
saliSt church. was a very enjoyable
affair. About 100 people We're present
and had it not been for the stormy
weather the attendance would have
been much larger The supper was
given by committee composed of
Mrs. z. O. Nickery. Mrs. A. d. Ward
and Mrs. w. II. Johnson and was one
of the finest ever given in the vestry
After due justice had been done the
different viands. a short musical pro-
gram was rendered. which was in turn
followed by an apron hemming con-
test by some of the gentlemen of the
Parish. There were five contestants
as follows: \. 6. Andrews. g. W. Wick
cry. Il. +. Parkman. l.. T. Williams
and + l.. Fogg. The first prize, a
pate of peaches. was wen by Mr.. Fogg,
and Judge Andrews and Mr.. Nickery
VI ere tied for the BOBBY prize. a jump
inc jack.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-18

The report comes down from the In
dian pond camps that the attorney for
the county of Kennebec is having
great sport among the woodcock Of
that section. According to the story.
one Of the members of the party came
into camp and said that he had found
place where they We're more wood
COCK than he had ever seen at any one
time in his life and that he located one
tree which was full of them. The
county attorney. like any true sports
man. at once became eager for the
hunt, and. grabbing the first gun that
came handy, rushed off in search of the
game. As no bulletins have been is
sued since his departure from camp. it
is presumed that he is still hunting for
that tree. All sportsmen will of course
see the joke and to others it will be
necessary only to remark that wood
cock are not very much III love with
perching on trees.