The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-01-04
GOLDEN VALLEY.
MRS. HATTIE aULLErT, Reporter

Dec. 3.-Theo. Maxson, Mr. Cyclic,
A Williams and Foster Funk all re-
ceived sell present. Free sells are
alright when they are received in u
joke, but sometimes they make enemies
The house was crowded, the speaking
and singing was the very best Miss
Clara Laury spoke the same piece that
Claude Stewart spoke at the Hall, and
she did splendid, in fact, the Laury
children are all gifted when it comes
to speaking.
Mrs j T Wood and Allen we're the
guest of Mrs c Wood.
Miss Myrtle Randolph was at the
Hall Christmas eve.
j w Gullett and w Wood bought a
pony of w Williams.
Arthur Pinkney has finished plow-
ing 10 acres of clover land for j w
Gullett. 1t has been in clover for
three years.
J w Gullett and w Wood sold
horse each day last week.
Some of the boys enjoyed a hunt
Christmas day, Grover Wiley, Earnest
Wiley and Grover Ketterman hunted
all day and ate their dinner of rab-
bit on the prairie. 1t takes a boy to
enjoy out of door sport.
Funk brothers moved their cattle
home Christmas morning.
Mrs John Laury and son Willis are
spending the holidays at Neodesha
with Mrs Laury's relatives.
A G Kohler shelled some corn for
feed Wednesday. John Brown and
son doing the Smelling.
Charley Kholer was at his brothers.
j p, Wednesday.
a c Kohler had the childrenand the
grand children home and had gem
eral good time.
G S Walker, John Khutsotz, Mrs
Preston and Wayne ate turkey at our
house Christmas.
Mr. and Mrs E Walker went to Els
more and ate turkey at A Rodgers.
The scholars are all enjoying
home gathering.
Miss Cad Stewart is home from
Kansas City.
This weeks items.
Jan. 2.-Mr and Mrs Stewart and
Mr. and Mrs Bollinger, werethe guests
of Mrs Theo Maxson Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Gullett and Earle, Mr.
and Mrs Bollinger and Miss Nixson
and young lady from Missouri, were
the guests of J B Stewards Friday.
Miss Drew and Cad Stewart accom-
panied by two young students from
Carthage College visited Claud Stew
arts school Monday.
The Hall had two trees and the sing
ers, organ and speakers were in the
arch between the trees ClaudIStewart
and Florence Hedger spokesand .there
were tears shed in the audience while
both pieces were being rendered.
J w Gullett and w Wood have av-
the sale of one horse day of
late, and then they buy and fill up the
vacancies.
Claud Stewards school made him a
present of a beautiful watch .charm.
Claud won the little ones affection by
offering them prize of large stick
of candy with blue ribbon attached,
if they would be good.
Mr. w Paske had a social at their
home Friday eve and allreport a good
time.
Mesdames Preston, Walker, Walton
and Lytell spent Thursday at Mrs w
Donald's.
A great many compliments were
passed on little Nellie Wards Sweet
voice at the Valley. With training it
will be one of the sweetest
We were grieved to hear of sMrs II
serious illness.
At our Valley exercises the piece
spoken by Miss Clara Laury, tom
and sister Bess," was splendid. Others
spoke and did we'll. The singing was
fine as the Valley choir is hard to beat.
Somei sells were put on the tree for
some of our best boys in the commun-
ity and we hope they took them as
joke.