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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-05-18
The Indian and the Northwest.

A handsomely illustrated book just issued,
bound in cloth and containing ll5 pages OF in
teresting historical data relating to the settle
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tone engravings Of Black Hewk, sitting Bull,
Red Cloud and other noted chiefs; tuster's
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The Iola register., 1901-02-22
FUNSTON.
MISS AMY snYMouR. Rcpo 1te

Mrs. Hunter and Mrs. Lytle went to
Colony Thursday to visit Mrs. Hun
ter,s sister. They came home Satur-
day.
Mrs. and Mrs. j w Kelso were in
our neighborhood last week. Mrs.
Kelso and children visiting and Mr..
Kelso taking orders for fruit trees and
visiting too.
A surprise party for Ira McCollum
Monday night.
Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. Kelso, and
Amy Seymour visited Mrs. Kohler
Wednesday. The l.. A. S. etthere in
the p. m. and thefollowing officers were
elected; president Mrs. NJ. L. Sey-
mour, vice president Mrs. Hunter,
sec. Winnie Hamilton, treas. Amy
Seymour
We did know il in time last week to
say Mr.. w. S. Lytle and wife visited
at f. Seymour's.
Frank Myers called on his friends
north of LaHarpe Saturday.
Wonder why e B goes to G V TO
SIS occasionly. He has class at the
Hall.
Laura Corn, Winnie and Charlie
Hamilton, Claude, Drew TonyStewart,
and Linnie Woodard spent Sunday at
Mr.. McCollum's.
Mrs. Funk and Foster were helping
Fred and Maggie Seymour Monday
and gave us a few minutes call.
Eddie and Maude Hunter spent Sun
day with Geo. and Mary Donald.
The Iola register., 1901-02-22
0SAGE VALLEY.
j. W. Stout Reporter

j. w. Stout Reporter.
Feb lS-Uncle Jimmie Myers went
to Kansas City Thursday to have his
right shoulder doctored. 1t has been
bothering him since last fall.
Mrs Sophia Spangler and Alice
Peak spent the day with Mrs Gibson
Wednesday.
Nellie Mccoy returned home from
the Indian Territory Friday. She
went to see her brother, John Nc
Coy.
Gus Johnson and Mr. Niacwander,
of Topeka, visited with Mrs Addie
Myers from Thursday night until Sun
day. They were on their way to lola
where they are talking of locating.
Hattie Peak stayed all night with
her sister Mrs Gregory last Wednes-
day night.
Mr. and Mrs Pies Stottler and NJ r
McGurk spent Thursday with Mrs j
w Stout.
Mr. Gibson moved to lola last Sat
urday.
The NJ w of A held their meeting
Saturday night in Ed Wolfe's shop.
They always used the old Arnold store
building until a family moved inthere.
We think they had better bu lid hall
just for their own use.
Ms Doughty visited her son and
wife Saturday night.
Little Jessie Best is very i'll at this
writing.
Alvin Leilier spent Sunday with
home folks.
A Baptist preacher who has
travelled in the Holy land, lectured at
the Baptist church Sunday and Mon
day night.
The Iola register., 1901-02-22
CRESCENT VALLEY
Ida NJ. Endicott. reporter.

Ida NJ. Endicott. reporter
Feb 10 The sick in this part are
rapidly improving.
Mr. Geo Moore's children have the
whooping cough.
Mr. Orr and family moved south of
Humboldt last week.
Mr. Capelin made another shipment
of stock to Kansas City last Monday.
Sam Woods has hired to S b Will
hite this year.
Crate Cunningham and family visit
ed at his fathers near Leanna Satur-
day night and Sunday.
Elmer Simmons and family visited
relatives of this part the last Of the
week.
The man who has recently purchas sed
the old Wilson place is erecting
house on it and is going to make great
improvements,
The Stereopticon entertainment
given by Helle and Barber of Hum
boldt at Crescent Valley school house
last Wednesday evening was quite well
attended.
Cal Moore of Toronto is in this
vicinity at the present writing.
The Iola register., 1901-02-22
PRAIRIE CENTER.
b. f Clark, Reporter

b. Clark, Reporter
Feb. 20.-The literary is quite an
attraction lately.
Mr. Churchill's aremoving onto their
new place.
Mr. Slagel will move to the Falls.
viii Moon is moving on one of Mr..
McKinley's places.
Meeting at Mound Valley, just over
thesline, is in progress.
Mr. and Mrs Ed Butler from Star
Valley were visiting at Ye Scribes'
and Mrs BIS father on Sunday.
We learn that Mr. Lee of Illinois
has bought and will soon occupy our
place when we leave, which will be
about March 1st
Ellsworth Beaver of Woodson coun-
ty moved on a farm west of Onion
Creek.
John Crook who formerly lived near
Salem church passed through enroute
for Oklahoma.
Mrs Brown of Neosho Valley return
edhome from Mound Valley Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs Kemmerer are building
a house on the Barr farm near Salem
church and will soon move from the
Rose place near Prairie Center to that
farm, where they will assistthe Browns
in gardening.
Eva Osborn of Pleasant Valley Hill
and Misses Dora and Ollie Beahm of
the Valley were visiting Miss Clark
Tuesday.
There was quite large wolf hunt
Tuesday of men, boys and dogs. We
haven't heard the results yet.
The Iola register., 1901-02-22
DIAMOND.
MIST, W. Jones. Reporter,

Feb 19-Mrs Stewart and children
who have been visiting her daughter
Mrs John Vickers, left last week to
join her husband in Harper county
where they expect to make their future
home
Bert Elston has gone to Bourbon
county for an indefinite stay.
a few of the ladies met Thursday
at the home of Mrs Willis Sprague
and made "a quilt which was presented
Sunday to Rev Ruby and wife.
Young Mr. Rowley is entertaining a
friend from Paola.
We learn that a gentleman from
Douglas county has bought the A
Matthews farm.
Ila Smart was up from Pleasant
Valley Sunday to visit her sister Mrs
John Adams.
II w Jones and daughter attended
church at LaHarpe last Sabbath.
Little Ina Johnson left Sunday for
weeks visit in Emporia. She will
be accompanied from lola by her
aunt Oracle Jones. Miss Frances
Wilson, our county treasurer, expects
to join them Friday and the party will
return to lola Sunday.
Mrs Stith of Waverly district is
spending week with friends in
Moran.
Minnie Nader is visiting her sister
Mrs Schliemer near Moran.
V Smith and family of lola were in
this vicinity Sunday.
John Adams and wife, Miss Vezie
and Ellen Adams took dinner with
Mrs Harris Sunday.
Clay Adams will move his mother
and sister to LaHarpe soon, where
they will make their home, his mother
having rented the old home place.
Died, February 10Th, at the resi-
dence of her daughter, Mrs j p Elston
at Wise, Mrs Winans. She had been
u consistent member of the M e church
for sixty years. For many months
she had been an invalid and though
her suffering was intense, she bore it
with great fortitude, ever looking
forward to the time when her Lord
should say ut is enough, come up
higher"
We are asked to announce that
there will be box supper at Dia-
The Iola register., 1901-02-22
PkAIRIE VIEW.
Eta Y. Walsbary, Reporter

VI
Dave Phebus and family visited at
Mr.. Dale's of Center Grove Sunday.
Doc. Meyer and family of Neosho
county have been visiting his brother
Ed for several days past
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs Glenn
Baker is dangerously i'll with pneumo-
mia fever.
Miss Jennie Hinzie who has been
visiting friends in our neighborhood
the past two weeks returned to her
home in Parsons Friday.
Quite number of our young people
attended the supper at Maple Grove
Thursday night.
Mrs. G. w. Award visited home
folks in Salem Wednesday.
George Baker and wife of Prairie
Dell visited at c. V. Bakers Sun
day.
Ed Myer and wife and Doc. Myer
and family spent Friday at Charles
Drollingers in Humbolt.
Miss Eta Malsbury visited home
folks Sunday.
The Iola register., 1901-02-22
LIBERTY.

Mrs Flora f. johnson Reporter.
We are having some more nice wea-
ther after all the storm.
We are glad to report Uncle John
Cornell better.
Mrs. Elan who was sick is getting
better.
Miss Lulu Malcom was in our vicin-
ity selling books Friday.
Mr., and Mrs. Sam Roush visited
his sister Mrs Johnson Thursday.
There was surprise party at Mr..
VIM. Hildebrants Wednesday night
for his son Otto it being his birthday.
All!report a good time.
Mr.. Castator and Sordon have
been having their wood sawed this
week.
Mr.. Frank Lowe is moving to Mo-
ran this week.
The Iola register., 1901-02-22
Cottage Grove.
Nora stewart. Correspondent


Feb. Is Helen Estell Reed born
Nov II, 1899 died Feb IA, 1901, aged
one year, two months and twenty
eight days. The grief sstricken par
ents have the sympathy of their many
friends.
Angels whisper that our darling
Is in realms of love so fair
That her little feet are waiting
Close beside the Golden stair.
The law suit held at the school house
Saturday was the attraction of the
day.
Revival services are now in pro-
gress at Cottage Grove church All
are cordially invited.
The youngest child of Mr. and Mrs
f S Irwin is very sick at this writing.
Garndma Reed is visiting her daugh-
er, Mrs E S Irwin.
Mr. and Mrs John Helle visited their
parents Sunday.
The surprise party at Mr. Ben
Davis Saturday night was well at
tended and all report good time.
Ethel Warner spent Saturday night
with Mrs Tom Adams.
Miss Florence Hedger spent Satur-
day night and Sunday with Miss
Hamilton.
The Iola register., 1901-02-22
DISTRICT 38
Marie Moore. Correspondent.

Marie Moore, Correspondent
Feb 10-Those having the grip in
this vicinity are Archie Eaton and
Mrs f N More.
F N More is quite sick with the
catarrhal fever, DR. O'Fying;of Els
more attending.
AS Mr. Blakely was bringing DR.
O'Flyng out to f N More's last Tues
day the team ran away with them, one
horse kicking over the tongue. They
pulled them up in the hedge and
stopped them. No damage was done.
Rev Vezie of lola assisted Rev
Stone with his meeting at Fair View
last week.
Mrs F N More and daughters Marie
and Fannie and son Harry took tea
with w d Cox and family of Elsmore
Monday evening.
John Thompson is assisting A w
Jordan with his work this week.
Ellie Randolph ana Arthur Nelson
are drilling a well for Chas Thomp-
son.
Jim Brooks is assisting Harry
More with his work while his father
is sick.
The Iola register., 1901-02-22

Several from here attended the mas
querade ball at Kincaid Thursday
night.
Mrs. Trimble spent couple of days
in Moran last week.
Mr.. e. L. Smith of Carlyle was in
Bayard Tuesday.
Mr.. Lamunyn loaded his car and
started for his new home in Missouri
Wednesday. We are sorry to loose
him, but what is our loss istheir gain.
Mr.. George Dozier is growing very
feeble at his home in Bayard.
The Iola register., 1901-02-22
ELSM0RE.
Reporter, Chas Braden.

h'poIltTs Nudh DIdutu
Feb. 9.-Miss Eta Hill is improving
from her illness.
George Linquist drove over to
Bronson Tuesday
Robt. Mooney is intending to start
"A barber shop at Redfeld in the near
future.
Mrs Ramsey, of Redfeld, mother of
Prof. Ramsey, is visiting in town this
week.
Miss Seeds of Kimball visited: with
DR.. Brookhart and family the first of
the week.
Work has been commenced on Mr..
Heads new house.
Mrs Kline and son from near Atchi-
son are visiting relatives in town this
week.
Anne Osterburg is down from Leaven-
worth visiting her parents.
A f Hill is reported sick.
The debate at Union Literary last
Wednesday evening was the best held
this winter.
Mrs Goyette is not recovering. very
quickly from the grippe.
The Misses mclaughlin spent Sat
urday and Sunday at their home near
Bronson.
The Iola register., 1901-02-22
ALLEN CENTER
John Trcdway, Reporter.

Jonu lTcuWuy' Reporter.
Feb 20-The young people of this
neighborhood are planning to have a
box supper Friday March 1st, the
proceeds to be sent to India for the
support of "a child there as they are
still suffering from the famine. We
invite the surrounding neighborhood
to help by attending and bringing
boxes. There will be a short pro-
gram. If the date is changed we will
mention it.
Miss Alice johnson is staying with
Edna Tredway while Mrs Tredway is
away.
John Roedel has been enjoying a
visit from a cousin from Fleetwood.
Mrs A G Wood has friend from
Missouri visiting her. They were
schoolmates together.
George Crowell and wife have gone
to housekeeping on the Parish farm.
Lulu Bennett has gone back to La
Harpe to assist Mrs Peet.
Mr. Benefits will move into the
house of Mrs Beabout this week.
The Iola register., 1901-02-22
SOUTH LOGAN
f.. A. Swartman. Reporter

"a "a SNarlHun hepOrler.
Feb 20 Died at six o'clock on the
morning of Feb IA, Helen, fifth
daughter of J NJ and Irene Reed aged
one year two months and twenty
days.
Many people in the neighborhood of
Allen Center will remember Emma
Warner who spent a year with her
aunt, Mrs. Swartman some years ago
and will be sorry to learn of her death
which took place at her home at
Albany, Oregon, the oath of Jan.
d. b. Rush ships this week one of
his young male thorough bred hogs to
Carlyle, ind. He has been in the hog
business less than one year and be-
hold how he branches out already.
That is rushing"
We are glad to be able to report
that on Sunday Feb II, at the home of
the BRIDES parents, Robin Young and
Anna Hart were made one. And so
Robins long agony is over and there
is rest for his weary horse. Now boys
toot your horns which you footed
prematurely last spring. 1t is sure
this time.
Yes by all means give us new
court house at lola or give us death.
She shall have our vote first, last and
all the. time,
The Iola register., 1901-02-22
Olive Branch
Mrs. Eain


Feb 1S-Our teacher is still very
sick with tonsilitis and it is feared
she will not be able to finish her
school.
Mrs Charley Ford and Mrs Mccoy
from near Bayard were our guests
Thursday.
There was quite large crowd at
tended Dave Larue's sale Thursday
and everything sold high.
Ebb Bacon had the good luck to
find his watch last week which had
been lost almost a year.
Charley and George Ford went to
Elsmore Monday to assist Neil Ford
in moving his hay to farm near
Bayard where he will live the coming
year.
Ralph Larue and wife went to Hum
boldt Saturday for their furniture.
Mrs Briggs and two daughters and
Mrs Fanny Bacon and three children
were our guests Friday.
Yves Smart moved his household
goods to Stark Monday.
Mesdames Minor, Eta Campbell
and Foster visited at Dave Larue's
Thursday.
Mr. Price and wife we're guests at
Charley Bacon's Thursday.
Harvey lBromegem butchered hogs
or Will Ford Friday.
The Iola register., 1901-02-22
EAST PIQUA.
d. Kiethly. Corresnondent

B. Ktethly, Correspondent
Feb 19-Prior Heath and wife visit.
ed at John Slack's Sunday.
Mr. Jackson has purchased the sC
acres in Woodson county belonging
to George Harris heirs.
A Barnhart made business trip to
lola Saturday.
Mr. Jackson and Nate Wilson went
to Yates Center Tuesday looking up
the title and abstract on the Harris
land.
Bert Caldwell has recovered from
the grip and is up again.
Will Mckinney bought nice horse
at McCabe's sale yesterday
Mr. Gibbs has vacated the Munger
farm and moved to his farm north
east.
You ought to see the improvement
George Barnhart has made on the
highway. Come now Steve wake up.
James Peas bought fine mare from
L Osborn few days ago. Price 800.
Pat McCabe's sale was well attende
and things sold very we'll.
Laura Wilkerson drew silk quilt
at the Catholic church fair in lola a
few days ago.
There will be pie social at the C
M. B. A. hall at Piqua Saturday
night, Feb %.
The Iola register., 1901-02-22
SALEM.


w o. Lytle, reporter.
Ralph Fronk will have sale Feb.
26th:preparatory to goingto Nebraska
to live. We are sorry to loose as good
neighbor, and as staunch Repnb-
lican as Ralph from Salem. Logan
Fronk will move on the home place.
Willis Petit and wife and daughte
of Independence were visiting his bro
ther Frank Sunday and will visit his
wife's father and mother, and l.. B.
Pearson and wife Monday Petit is
another one of Salem oldIland marks
that will soon leave US, He moves to
Neosho Falls next week.
Ellis Rhoades sold mine months old
mule for sixty dollars. How is that
for the hard times we were to have if
Mckinley was elected.
A Cunninghm and wife, and C. f.
Parker and wife, and A Wood and
wife were the guests of w S Lytle
and family Tuesd ay.
Grandma Simmons Is very sick and
not expected to live. She isup in the
eighties. Judge Knox sold quartz
The Iola register., 1901-02-22
NORTH MAPLE GROVE.
Lora Fife. Reporter.


Feb. lS.-George Teats' have moved
up to the Vezle ranch and will work
for them this year. Mr.. Corns moved
onto the farm Mr. Teats vacated.
Mr. White and wife of Iowa are Wis
iting his uncle Lyman Brown.
Mr. w M Williams and wife of
lola visited at T N Funston's over
Sunday.
Mr. Troutwine has purchased the
farm where j. L. Christy lives, Mr..
Christy has bought farm near Gene
va and will move to it the first of
March.
Mrs. Sherman Kerwood left for Ill
inois last Tuesday evening where sine
was called by the death of her mother.
viii Green and family expect to
move to lola this week. About thirty
OF their friends with baskets we'll filled
went and spent the evening with them
Saturday. A very pleasant time was
had, the only shadow was the thought
that Mr.. and Mrs. Green are soon
to leave us.
Mrs. Ogle who has been very i'll
with LaGrippe is getting better now.
The Iola register., 1901-02-22
The News Of Allen County
GOLDEN VALLEY
Mrs. Hattie Outlet. Reporter

Mrs. Hattie Outlet Reporter
February 16-Several mistakes were
made in items last week.
We were shocked to hear of Mrs
Ed Denpoy's death. They had moved
onto a farm near Savonburg. She
was good woman and leaves many
friends who mourn her loss.
Ralph Maxson has the grip.
Walter Wood masked as clown in
the Ohlfest masquerade at LaHarpe.
Mrs Tip Williams visited her broth
er's family Tuesday.
Mrs Hover Kerr, Mrs p Kohler
and Mrs Lytle visited Mrs Preston
Tuesday.
Lost, Feb IL: Between Mrs A L
Funk's and Independence schoolhouse
a new endgate belonging to the 'Mit-
chell" wagon. Anyone finding it
would oblige the owner by leaving it
at Mrs Funk's residence.
Mrs A Funk and Cora Lytle visited
Mrs Leroy Ayers Tuesday.
L Myers and son have been hauling
cobs from LaHarpe.
Maggie Funk is sadly missed by her
many friends.
Myrtle Maxson attended church a
the Hall Sunday. She spent Sunday
at home regardless of the weather.
Claude Stewart walked to school
Monday, a distance of five miles and
quarter. How is that on very
rough road
Messrs Ayers and Curfman went to
LaHarpe Saturday. Mr. Ayers is
staying with his daughter, Mrs Curf-
man.
Mr. Stone has moved in Laury's
tenement house.
Laury bought some fat cattle of
j w Gullett Monday.
Wyley Mitchell visited his daughter
Mrs J p Kohler Monday. He has
been in quite poor health all winter.
The Free Methodists had quarterly
meeting at the Valley since our last.
Mrs Charger and Mrs Michl1ie enter
tanned the members that were here
from distance. The elder was with
hem
Mr. Sutherland drives four grey
horses and what loads of hay he does
haul.
Irene Kohler is assisting Mrs Cof-
man with her work.
We are glad to hear Del Almack is
improving.
We are sorry to learn that Mrs C
Bacon has not recovered yet.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dempsey Jackson sympathize with
them in the loss of their little girl Ora.
John Lowry was around seeing
his customers last week. He has
the confidence of his patronsto the full
lest extent.
Rome Kessler, S. II. Duncan. w.
Williams and John Patent were in this
community Monday.
Arthur Pinckney and r. Domcon
were hauling hay Monday for j. w.
Gullet.
The Iola register., 1901-02-22
CENTER GROVE.
ran this W
Miss Belle Reynolds Reporter.

nliSN beHc hSynOluS Reporter.
Feb lS--There was quite surprise
and family reunion at Mrs Reynolds
last Thursday, the l4th, which was her
Goth birthday. There was twenty-sev-
en- children and grandchildren present
and all seemed to enjoy themselves
exceedingly well. She received sever
al nice presents, among them was "a
set of silver knives and forks and a
China bread plate.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs John Witch,
a son, Feb 10.
Eta Malsbery, who is staying at
Mr. Staiford's near Center Ridge, vis-
tied home folks last Saturday and
Sunday.
Nettie Hall is staying at Mr.
Hettinger's.