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The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-04
CAVE THE SOCIETY sHoEs.
Mr.. Jchn Braitsch's Donation to Asso.
cizted Charities.

Mr.. Jchn Braitsch's Donation to Asso-
cisted Charities.
The great E-ork that the Associated
Charities Is dong and doing raticnslly
not only 10 relieve desttutioa. but to see
that little children are properly clothed.
ard taken care of. Is being appreciated
by the business men OF Wichita, who
show It In the various ways they help.
Yesterday Mr.. John Braitsch presented
20 the society two dozen pair ef child
ren's shoes for distribution The shoes
were needed and VIII DO an immense
amount OF Ecod. Ar Braitsch has al
ways been pubic spirited ard ne has
added another bright pags 20 his rscord
~ this donation
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-04
MULrS LIGHTNING PAIN KILLER
Rub Il On or Drink Il.

Use Il for Rheamatis-a. lame hack. dia--
rhoes- svrsins. .Plsgrisy. sore threat
chossrs 1r Rzy othsr pain aud note TIE
prompt RELIEF It's pera. safe ssr chnd
OF invalid $ csats
Null PieEeer Es6ney Cure is an abso-
lgte SPECIFIC 1or kidney disease. Ec- A.
5ruEE1E.s-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-04

An easier tone n the exchange market
Indicated less probability OF gold exports
this week
Bonds were active and strong IN symQa-
thy With stocks. Total sales. par value,
81. .7oo.e13 United States boads were al
unchanged on the last call.
Closing price, OF stocks we're as follows.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-04

HTpatla annual p.c1zc vll - tsit st
zIrs- Charles Jacksols. lf7 Park PIac=.
THURSDAY afterleoa- AZ Members are
requested ro cone ard orzs Een ee5
5asksts. Also e-l1e zapxlz. Eiats. CO..
sacssr. sa-k Aaa spooA
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-04

The cattle division was moderately &C.
tive, with Just a fair supply of stock
The market was quoted as lower on
st0ckers and firm on butcher stun. The
quality of what came IN was generally
very good.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-04

Corn-Lower; No. cash. exc: track,
z7lzc; July, 4sc; September. Sic
Oats-Steady; No. cash, &c; track,
29G295zc; July, zs1sc; September. 8s.cs No.
white, SIC.
Rye-Steady: Sc
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-04
l0a Oh
Dyspepsia Cure
DigeSts what You eat.

There is no pleasure in life If you
dread going TO the table to eat and II
you can't rest well at night on account
Of indigestion. Yet many people are
living just such lives, and after trying
almost everything they give up hope
and endure their sufferings as bra7ely
as possible. We would like to recon-
mend to everyone the preparation
which has acquired such wonderful
reputation for the cure ofindigestion.
We refer to KODoL DYSPEPSIA CURE
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-04

On the Produce E4XcnauBes tooays the
ma rkst closed as follows
Butter-Market strong; creamery, 40
1S2.c: dairy. 14o1sc-
Cheese-8larket steady. sdloikc-
Eggs-Loss or cases returned. utzc-
Kansas City.
Kansas City. June 3.-tClose)-Wheat-
July. sSlsc. September. csc. cash. No. 2
hard. 7olsT7llc. Nc 3. es1. G7cl1c; 10. .
red. 1c. No. s. nc
Cor7-July. Ei.Gn&c; September, A..
cash. No mixed. Al. l.G4lssc. No 2 white.
&C.
Cats-No- white. 2s1sc
Rys-No. ? sc.
Hsy-Choics timothy. s16u5o; choice
prairie. s. 5oGIe.
Butter-Creamery. Isi4G1eszo; fancy
dairy. l3Elsc.
Eggs-F'resh- &C.
Receipts Ot wheat. rs cars
St. Louis.
St Louis. June s.--Whest-Hgher NJ.
red. cash. elevator. sc; track. 20
SIC, July. z71te, September. 757sc; No. 3
hard. -. l57sszc-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-04
open. HIg6. Low. ] Close.
CASH QUOTATIONS..

flour-Market quiet.
wheat-NO. 2 spring. 74c; No. red.
7e1zQ7Tc.
Corn-No. 2. zissQ4f4c; No. yellow.
~ Q44i4c.
oats-No. ?. 2sssc; No. white. 2sz9
s0isc
Barley-Good feeding. 451kc; fair TO
choice mating. 5oQ55c.
Flax seed-No. l. s1.71; No 1 northwest
eru, H.1.
Timothy seed-Prime. s3.65.
Pork-Ness. per bbi., S14.55614.61
Short rib sides Cboxed), S. .05GS rs; short
ribs sides Ooose), S7.75G7. s5; dry sa1ted
shoulders Cooxed). 57sG7isc: short clear
sides Cboxed), = .05fS-l5.
Whisky-Basis OF high vines si.27.
Clover-Contract grade. S. 80.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-04
ST Louis.
If NAV Be You

Every ore who IS Tortured ~ Pain asks
70 Dc relieved As quickly ss possible.
There is = remedy which instantly -
ueves all kinds OF pain internal CT ex-
ternsl. znd yet Is as harmless IS water.
II Is
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-04

The annual meeting Of the board Of
trustees ot Lewis Academy uiu be held
II the academy otnce at 2. n. Wednes-
cay evening. June 5. All members ol the
hoard take notice
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-04
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Western Leanue standinn.
OMAHA. II: DEs MONIES IL

Omaha Neb., June s.-Today's game
between Omaha and Des MOines was q
slugging match, both pitchers being used
up. Stewart and Graham each made a
home run Score. z r Z
Omaha ............I52 o440-i7 Il
Des Moines .........4 60o2o e-12 Is
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-04
LLcrleS-LoonS. tTdlaIn ana BUCK
POilychow and Cote.

EOtlFCnoW and Cote
ST. PAUL, S; MINNEAPOLIS. 3
Minneapolis, Mimi, June s.-The Mime
spous inhald went 10 pieces early in the
game and ST. Paul had ar easy time.
Parvin was wild, Cogan pitched a steady
game for the visitors. Attendance. go.
Score: RHE
Minneapolis ........1 e3s g
St. Paul ...-....-...-S 2 o . -s /
KANSAS CITY. 8; ST. JOSEPH. 3.
St. Joseph. No. June 3.-The Saints lost
a ten-inning game 70 the Blues today by
the superior hitting Of the visitors and
the faulty indelding Of the Saints. At
tendance, 1,500. Score: RHE
81. Joseph ........o0ee0 2nIAs5 5
Kansas city ......1 000e2 200&5 :
DENVER, Z; COLORADO SPRINGS. 2
Denver. Colo. June denver won to-
days game from Colorado Springs by
timely batting IN the third and seventh
innings Ream. for the visitors. was very
wild. Attendance, -. Score; RH z
Denver ..............o85001 4oe-12I4 &
Colorado Springs j oeooo10 0e-2 2
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-04
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.

Chicago
Chicago, June 9.-The leading futures
ranged as follows.
The Iola register., 1901-03-08

being the result and "a prosperous
Sunday school and Young People,
Union have been organized.
We are very sorry to report Mrs
Randolph no better.
Mr. Wesley Griifeth and Miss Anna
Samp surprised their friends by going
to lola last Wednesday and being
quietly married by the U b minister
Rev Vezie. Miss Anna Samp was
raised and attended school in our
neighborhood and has many friends
and is well respected by all who know
her. Mr. Griffeth isIthe son of pros
porous farmer in Big Creek, and is
a highly esteemed young gentleman.
The bridal couple returned from lola
to the home of the groom, where a
wedding supper and host of friends
with best congratulations greeted
them.
Mrs Fursman was victim of the
grip last week.
Some of the ladies went in with we'll
filled baskets last Tuesday and sur
prised Mrs Lindsey, it being her
birthday. A jolly time is reported.
Mr. Burson is on the sick list this
week.
Mr. Hamilton went to Parsons last
week and had his eyes operated upon.
The result is that Mr. Hamilton looks
at people with two straight eyes.
Our teacher, Mr. Tredway, visited
Charley Hamilton over night since
our last.
Van Seymour has been having a
siege of the grip.
Mr. Henderson and wife visited at
Mr. Clarence Jones' in lola last Sat
urday and Sunday.
Mrs Seymour visited Mrs White
last Wednesday.
Rev Henry Moore, of Mound Val
ley, Kansas, is in our neighborhood
visiting friends and conducting meet
ings. Mr. Moore is former resident
of this vicinity and he has many
friends here who are delighted to see
him and visit with him once more.
He preached excellent sermons al
Jeddo Saturday and Sunday evenings
and Sunday afternoon.
] Lena Boluhm and Bertha Kiefer oi
Jeddo attended church at Prairie
Hall last Sunday and took dinner al
! A Cunningham's.
The Iola register., 1901-03-08
FUNSTON.
MISS AMY sEYXouR. Rcpo1te r

March 4.-One of the pleasant events
of last week was the carpet rag sewing
at Mrs Clara Ayers. About twenty
five ladies we're present and sewed twen-
ty-nine pounds of rags. We had a fine
time and very nice dinner.
Mr. and Mrs ID Ayers were out from
lola for the rag sewing and stayed a.
few days.
Mr. and Mrs c Bolinger went to
Bourbon county Friday to spend a
few days with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs H Kasbeer and Fern
were out from lola Sunday, guests at
Mr. Stewards. Floy returned home
with them after a weeks visit in our
neighborhood.
Born--to Mr. and Mrs r 5 Williams
February oath 1901 boy.
Miss Josie Mccormack was over
from Moran Saturday night and Sum
day visiting Winnie Hamilton.
Drew Stewart spent Thursday night
with Jeapnette Seymour.
Misses Laura ana Matte Larue
came over from Union Saturday and
visited friends in our neighborhood
over Sunday.
Remember next Sunday is Rev Car
ter's last Sunday with us this Con-
| ference year. Come out and hear him.
Matte and Laura Larue, Clarence
and. Gertie McCollum, Maggie Wood-.'
ard and Laura Corn took dinner with
Mr. and Mrs d Curfman Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs H Stephenson of La
Harpe spent Tuesday at Mr. l.
Myers.
The ladies who gave the lunch at
Mr.. Gullett and Woods sale Thurs
day pronounce it quite success. We
made fourteen dollars and seventy
cents clear of expenses.
The Iola register., 1901-03-08
DISTRICT 38

Marie Moore Correspondent.
Feb % Mrs Ira Boman and child
dren visited home folks last Friday
and Saturday.
Died at his home near Leanna Mr.
Louis Hansen Feb "a He was one of
Allen county's Oldest farmers and his
many friends will be grieved to hear
of his death. He leaves wife and
one daughter to mourn his loss. The
family have our sincerest sympathy.
f N Moore is improving very slowly
Reuben and Chas Randolph of Inde-
pendence, Kansas are visiting their
uncle F Randolph at present
"A B Olson and daughter Myrtle
spent last Saturday evening at G K
Moore's.
Archie Cation is improving nicely.
EThe protracted meeting affair View
closed last Thursday night. We have
not heard the exact number of con-
verts yet.
Fannie, Marie and Stella Moore
attended church at Leanna last Sun
day.
March 4-Died; At her home near
Elsmore, Mrs Oscar Gibson, last
Wednesday night Feb 27 aged 35
years and g months. She leaves a
husband and daughter to mourn her
loss. They have the sympathy of the
entire community.
Archie Cation is able to be out
again.
f N More is improving slowly.
Quite a number of young folks at
tended the entertainment at Leanna
last Wednesday night.
Wilfred Campbell and wife are
moving to their new home near Fair
View.
F N More and wife visited their
daughter in Neosho county last week.
The Endeavor Society of Fair View
will have an oyster supper Thursday
night March IA, to get an organ for
the Sunday school.
The Iola register., 1901-03-08
The News of Allen County

letter from their son, Geo H of lola,
saying that he was married in Chicago
last week aud is now visiting his
cousin Willlat Valparaiso, Ind:
Wesley Fisher bought horse OF
Oscamire last Saturday.
Mrs Ella Finch and Mrs Vetta RAIDER
who were called here from Illinois to
the funeral of their brother Lon Sloan
two weeks ago will go home this week.
Vetta will stop in Kansas City to have
her one year old girls foot
treated.
Nick Bennett moved from our
neignborhood to his new house in
Woodson county last Monday.
Geo Fisher is getting along nicely
at Kansas City after his treatment.
He was able to go and visit Perry
Stotler whom he reports quitelbad yet
only beginning to sit up. Geo expects
to be home in two weeks.
Onion Creek school closed last Fri
day with few exercises and a agrapha-
phone entertainment at night.
The Iola register., 1901-03-08
0SAGE VALLEY.
j W. stout Reporter

j w. Stout Reporter
Joe Stanley ofIola was in this vicin-
ity Sunday.
Mr. George Leifler shipped load
of hogs Tuesday night to Kansas City
and Will Rogers Wednesday night.
Miss Etiie Howard spent Sunday
with Nora Simpson.
There was party at Mrs Addie
Myers last Friday night.
Mrs w Stout and daughter Elva
and Mrs McGurk spent w ednesday
with Mrs Letfler.
Therewerenotverymanyinattendance
at the b Y p U Social at Mr. Lieuran.
ce's Wednesday night on account of
the weather.
Grace Daniels is on the sick list.
May McGurk spent Sunday with
Mary Cash.
Those who went to Kincaid to trad
Monday We're Mr. and Mrs Park Blunt
Mrs Addie Myers, George Simmons
and Mrs Lillia Stout.
Mr. Day who bought the Dawson
place moved there last week.
Mr. McGurk and daughter May visit
ed II II Jones Thursday.
Mrs Steinbrook had some relatives
visiting her Tuesday.
The Iola register., 1901-03-08
GOLDEN VALLEY
Mrs. Hattie Outlet. Reporter

MIS-. Hattie outlet. Reporter
March Roy Ayers was out Mon
day giving invitations to a rag tack
ing at his home.
Joe Turner and Albert Smith bought
horse at Bristers sale. 1t was Joe's
favorite color, grey.
Charley Fronkland sister Margaret
visited Lydia Wood and mother Sun
day after Sunday school.
After the Funston reporter wanted to
know why E b went to Golden Valley
to Sunday school he was at his post of
post of duty at the Hall. So much for
reporter.
George Alderman sold and delivered
two thousand bushels of corn to w
Pask for thirty cents since our last.
Mr. and Mrs w G Walker and
family, J w Gullet and wife and Earl
were the guests of w Donalds' since
our last.
Mrs Gibson visited Mrs L Preston.
Charley Funk and Myrtle Maxson
came home Thursday evening it being
the eve of Washington's birthday.
Ernest Myers has gone to Iowa.
Frank Cramer attended the sale
Thursday.
A young son arrived at T Williams
Sunday evening.
Walter Wood has new hand from
Piqua.
The Ladies Aid Society invested in
a half dozen thimbles so no one can
say 81 left my thimble at home and
cannot sew"
We were grieved to hear of Mrs
Oscar Gibson's death.
The ladies that we're at We scribe s
and assisted in the sale dinner were
Mesdames Lytell, Donad, Stewart,
Seymour, Boeken, Maxson, Hunter,
Bollinger, Hamilton, Preston. Boryer
a Walton and C Wood and daughter.
They cleared $14.7O.
Cora Lytell's many friends are
sorry to see her go.
Mr. and Mrs Ayers were out to see
their children.
Mrs A c Kohler gave dinner
Thursday. She had all the children
home and the grand children and a
number of the neighbors. They report
splendid dinner and good time.
May she live long to enjoy many
pleasant returns.
Gullett and Woods sale was largely
attended but prices were not so large.
Messrs Spencer and Mccormick
we're out from Moran to the sale.
The Iola register., 1901-03-08
DIAMOND.
MIST. W. Jones. Reporter,

Feb 25 Mr. Hampton and wife spent
Sunday with the latter's parent near
Wise. Quite a number ofotherfriends
we're in during the day all paying
homage to that new daughter of Mr.
Hampton's.
A Mr. Perkins from Douglas has
purchased and moved onto the Mathews
farm near Wise.
John Morrison got day off and
came home from Osawatomie Monday
returning the same night.
Little Ina Johnson returned Monday
from a weeks visit in Emporia.
We are requested to announce that
there will be box supper at Waverley
school house Wednesday evening
March 9th for the beneftof the school.
All are invited to come and bring
boxes with supper for two.
The Iola register., 1901-03-08
BELFRY
Meriheth Ater. Reporter.

Mer1beth Ater, Reporter.
Feb 22-Mrs Matthews visited Mrs
rammer Tuesday.
Mr. Embry and family have moved to
Ottawa. Mr. and Mrs Embry have
frienda who regret to see them leave.
Grant Shockey and family visited
at A C Talley's Thursday.
Frank Alter and Tom Curley attend
ed the sale at Perry Lieurance's
Friday.
Mr. Davidson and family are NOV
ing on to the farm vacated by Mr.
Embry.
Cora Ellis came up from Bronson
and is visiting her cousin, Meribeth
Alter.
Charley and Mamie Wonnell visit
ed at Mr. Talley's Sunday.
We are informed that the Lieurance
school will give box supper at the
Fairview church Sunday night.
Minnie Talley is on the sick list.
Mr. Gillenwater had sale last
Tuesday.
The Iola register., 1901-03-08
Cottage Grove.
Nora Stewart. Correspondent

Nora Stewart. Correspondent
March 3-Mayme Clarkson called at
Mrs Elliot's and Mrs r r. Adams
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. L J Stewart and family visited
at G A Stewards Sunday.
Rev. Ashbaugh preached very in
teresting sermon Sunday.
Miss Mayme Hamilton went home
Saturday but will be back in two
weeks to begin the spring term of
school.
Mabel Noyes spent Sunday at home.
Harmon Downs, Guy Speakman
and another gentleman whose name we
did not learn attended church here
Sunday.
Mrs Hamblin, Vita and Myra spent
Sunday night with T r. Adams.
Nora Stewart visited at Mr. Puckett' :
Sunday.
Mrs Hogan is reported sick at this
writing.
One of Mrs Dolson's little boys is
very sick.
Bulin Duncan, Dora Adams and
Nora Stewart visited Miss Hamilton
Friday evening.
Mrs VIM. Davis is very sick
Florence Hamblin is doing her work.
Orrin Noyes spent Saturday night
with Harve Stewart.
Last Friday being the last day OF
school the neighbors and patrons of
the school came in about eleven O'Clock
with we'll filled baskets aud surprised
the teacher and scholars. School
closed at noon and a large table was
soon made and very soon we all did
ample justice to the dinner. After
dinner we listened to a short program
then all returned to our home wishing
for many more happy returns of the
day.
Mayme Clarkson called at jim
Stewards Sunday evening.
Mrs. Watson Stewart has returned
home from Topeka.
Lou Robertson's uncle and cousin
were visiting her last week.
Orin Noyes' school will close 4
week from Tuesday. He will give al
entertainment at night.
The Iola register., 1901-03-08
EAST PIQUA.
B. Kiethly, Correspondent

d. hlelnly, Correspondent
T Osborn was on the sick last week.
March 5--Quite change in the
weather since March /.
James Elan has moved on the farm
vacated by Frank Lowe.
George Cuppy has left the Jones
farm and moved two miles northeast
of Neosho Falls.
Florence Hildebrant is staying with
Mrs Rhorback.
Steve Bryant sold his last mule last
week for 1925. That's business.
Mr. Thornton has moved on the farm
vacated by Mr. Lowe.
Emma Barnhart is visiting friends
at LaHarpe.
Mr. Jackson has moved to Piqua in
Beckerman's house and Beckerman
has moved to his farm. north of
town.
Laura Wilkerson was visiting at
home Sunday.
Oscar Keithly and wife and Walt
Valentine and wife visited at Ed Os-
born's Sunday.
We are all glad to see Mrs Rhorback
still improving.
The Iola register., 1901-03-08
0SAGE VALLEY
j. W. Stout. Renorter

March leila Leiiler spent Wednes-
day night with Ettie Sisson.
Mrs f II McGurk has been very sick
the past week with the grip.
Born, Tuesday night, to Mr. and
Mrs Culberson, a girl.
Charley Sisson is visiting his uncle
this week.
Mr. Lieurance had his kaffir corn
threshed Thursday.
Ernest Lamonion of Missouriis Wis.
iting in this neighborhood.
Mr. Leffler and wife went to Kincaid
Wednesday.
George Ross took the picture of
Eva Ireland and school Thursday.
J w Stout and d McGurk went near
Xenia for load of poles Monday.
d F Daniels and Mrs Matte Beatty
went to Ottawa Friday.
Mrs Fanny Wolfe helped Mrs Nettie
Lieurance cook for threshers Thurs
day.
Mr. and Mrs Ross returned home
from Moran Monday where they have
been visiting relatives.
Mr. Huffman who has been very sick
is improving now.
Mr. and Mrs Mat Hunsaker and
mother visited Mrs Addie Myers
Sunday.
May Daniel returned home Friday
from school on account of being
sick.
Mabel Warren returned from Otta-
wa Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Ed Hoxley and children
visited with Charley Vandeveer and
wife Sunday.
Lottie and Lola Deflier visited friends
in Kincaid Saturday night and
sunday.
Alva Shipley of Unionville, Mo, is
going to work for McGurk this
summer.
Mr. and Mrs w Stout and children
and Mrs Matte Holeman and son Wis
tied y. NJ Wolard and family last
Sunday.
Leu Rudsal and Ed Worten went to
lola Saturday.
Alvin Lefller of Blue Mound, spent
Saturday and Sunday with home
folks.
Charley Gregory and family are
moving near Bronson today.
Cora Culberson is clerl1ing for
! Russell & Culberson.
The Iola register., 1901-03-08
EAST PLEASANT VALLEY

March .. Mr. Cox and Mr. Perkins,
both of Douglas county arrived here
Sunday evening at 3 p. m. Mr. Cox
will occupy the log cabin west of the
church. Mr. Perkins will occupy the
farm east of Wise post Office.
Mrs ELargentvisited in La Grande
neighborhood Monday. Mrs John
Adams accompanied her home.
Mr. Smart's have a new organ also
a brand new sewing machine. Hurrah
for p. V. it is getting to be quite a
musical Valley.
Mr. / + Largent hauled wood for
Geo. Burris Monday and Tuesday.
Pleasant Valley S. S. is growing
rapidly. We are quite proud of our
new teachers and their regular atten-
dance. We trust this good work may
continue.
Adah Largent is proud little, girl
just north of p. V. church. Her old
hen has eleven little chicks.
David and Milfred Smart we're ex-
pected home last Saturday, but instead
of their presence news came of their
trip to Illinois, taking steamship
rides and etc, etc. Wewish them a safe
journey and good time.
The Iola register., 1901-03-08
PLEASANT VALLEY. =.

March 4-Mr Largent planted onion
sets last Saturday.
Mr. Smart and family visited at La
Grande Sunday.
Jim Munaham moved Thursday
evening February %.
Tom Wilbur occupies the DR.. Mar
tin farm.
John Wilkerson occupies the Fair
bank farm.
Mrs Smart has a new sewing ma
chine and organ.
A large crowd at Pleasant Valley
Sunday. We feel quite sure of a goot
Sunday School this summer.
A strong northeast wind Monday
morning which was quite chilly.
Misses Flora and Julia Cox visited
Wise school Monday.
Mr. Bird and wife visited at Lar
gents Sunday.
Mr. Bird talks of moving to lola
this fall,
A party at Jim Davis Monday even
ing.
Ladies Aid Society at Mrs Duncan's
Wednesday, March 18th.
Mr. Perkins from Wise visited Mr.
Cox Sunday
Miss Lena Delp got beautiful ca.
nary bird of Mrs Smart last Wednes
day.
Mr. Cox bought the little dwelling
house across the road from j Mouser'.
and will move it west of the church
on his own farm.
John Adams and wife and Wilbei
Robson were in our urneighborhood Sat
urday.
Mr. Largent dug his parsnips Mon
day.
Jesse Wilkerson, Tom WILDER, Ben
Duncan and John Wilkerson hauled
hay Monday.
We are sorry to learn that Mr. Co.
has the cholera among his hogs.
Nellie Mourer and Frank Stricklan,
went to Chanute Friday.
March 5-Thos. Hockett goes t
The Iola register., 1901-03-08
Warren occupies the home

Idaho. Warren occupies the home
place.
The time for moving has again come
and there are some changes in this
neighborhOod.
Mr. Cox came down from Douglas
county and will improve the land he
bought of NJ Smart
Mr. Wilbur goes onto DR.. Martin $
farm
James Moinihan moved up near
Lone Elm.
Mr. Bennett of Colony came onto
the Post place.
Milt Tulwider works for John
Chilcote this summer.
Mr. Throup works for John Mourer
this summer.
Rev. Manley of LaHarpe came out
last Friday evening and held an cleo
ton for trustees. Messrs Ruby, Lar
gent, Brown, Hyde and Smith were
elected 1t was found that the church
had no charter, so arrangements we're
made to get one.
Mrs Smith and daughter Connie
went to Kansas City last Friday to
lay in their summer stock of millinery
goods. They will be back to wait hn
customers with fine line of goods
about the 18th.
The Iola register., 1901-03-08
GENEVA.

y. II. Woodruf, Correspondent.
Gene Esse and wife came in from
Cannon City Colorado one day last
week where they had gone for Mrs
Esse's health.
Mrs Augie DENNY of Oklahoma is
visiting relatives here.
Mrs Rees who has been sick for the
pastfew days is reported better at pres
ent.
Henry Grimm ships two loads of fat
cattle to Kansas City market Monday.
Mrs Mash came down from Kansas
City last week and will spend a short
time at least among the Genevaites.
NJ p Watts little girl who has been
quite sick for a few days is now a good
deal better.
Miss Daisy Knowlton completed her
term of school at Onion Creek and
came home last Saturday.
Alvie, Clyde and Walter Brooks
made flying trip up to Whiting Kan
sas to see Grandpa Brooks.
Ho HoMlleIrlHRlOn W WHO mas neen llNlng
among us for the past few months and
preaching for the Holiness people left
for Kansas City last week.
Melvie Hopper returned to Elk City
Kansas after short visit among
friends around Geneva.
The school children had their flag
up Feb %. in comemoration of Wash.
ingtons birthday anniversary.