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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-22

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The Iola register., 1902-03-14
NORTH MAPLE GROVE.
LoRA FIFE. Corresponds


March II T N Funston and wife
have moved to lola. They will stay
at Chas Funston S until they get their
house built.
Henry Case o. Illinois visited his
cousin Mrs Tom Vezie. They had not
met for twenty-seven years.
Mrs Daniels and family from near
Neosho Falls moved onto T N Funs-
toms farm.
Mr. Winchester,sowed oats last week
and number of others have planted
potatoes andlgarden.
Chas Austin and family moved onto
their farm. Mr. Austin was formerly
resident of this place leaving here
about sevenIyears ago. He finds many
changes in that time but also finds
many old friends towelcome him back
Ella Ball closed her school at Car
penter lastlFriday.
About forty friends gathered at Mr.
Browns last Wednesday evening and
surprised them and Mr. Knapp's. A
bounteo us supper was served and a
pleasant evening spent. Mr. Knapp
will move to the farm he bought near
Moran and HarrysBrown will occupy
the farm vacatedlby Mr. Knapp. Mr.
and Mrs Lyman Brown will move to
lola.
If the question was whether we ap-
proved of Sunday visiting and dane
ing it would have been easy to ans
wered. So while not approving of it,
it is interesting news to many and
must be treated as such but there is
very little of either in this neighbor-
hood to report. There not having
been dance here forever fifteen years
until last week Mr. Smiths gave a
dance.
Allen Ball will work for Mr. Kerr
this summer and Eugene Farman for
Jason Sheriff.. Charley Vert ii,
live in E H Funston's tenemev mouse
and work for him.
Mr. Funk of carlton will work fol
Vezie Bros.
The Iola register., 1902-03-14
PLEASANT VALLEY.
d. T. SMITH. Correspondent

d. T. SMITH. Correspondent
March 4-Mr Osborns' moved on
Tuesday March 4.
| f Largent purchased a new har-
row Monday.
NJ j Smart has been busy hauling
corn this week.
Clarence Smith was in ourneighbor-
hood Thursday after his water tank.
Jim Davis has been digging his well
deeper.
Mrs Cox visited her brother, Nh
Perkins, last week.
Next Sunday will be preaching and
we are in hopes Bro. Sample will be
with us.
Pleasant Valley S. s. will celebrate
Easter Sunday March 30.
Wise school closes with an exhibi-
tion Friday evening March 81.
Miss Pearl Hubbard attended church
Sunday. Pearl is looking we'll and
we are very glad to welcome her back
once more. Mrs Hubbard, Maud and
Sammie are also here. They expect
to visit with us two or three weeks.
Fred Ephly purchased hog of +
Largent last week.
Garden making is now in progress.
e Largent had the family out putting
in onion sets Saturday.
M Brown S mother is visiting then
at this writing.
Mrs John Adams is home for 9
weeks visit with her mother.
March 6-Windy. Oh, how the wind
does blow.
Mr. McFadous from Lone Elm visit
ed Geo. Grieves Friday.
Minnie Hyde returned homo Friday
after several weeks visit with hel
sister Mrs M M Brown
Several of the young ladies of p. V
took dinner with Mrs Lou Cox Sun
day.
Colony was full of young women
old women and children Friday to at
tend the auction.
The Iola register., 1902-03-14
SPRING BRANCH,
FRANK JACKSON. Correspondent.

March 6 Mrs Colgin got her u new
range stove Saturday for her ranch
boarding house.
A car load of coal has been hauled
and .other arrangements are being
made to drill a gas well on the Ander-
son ranch. The derrick will be put up
south of their residence near the
creek
Our school was dismissed part of
last week on account of the teacher be-
ing sick.
frankie Lawrence who has been
making his home at p w Fisner's will
go with his mother Mrs ICoe to Colo
rado soon.
Mr. Amos is having an addition
built to his house. Mr. Rubie is the
carpenter.
Mr. IBeechump traded three horses
for two last week
a great many ducks have been kill
ed the past week since the ponds are
full of water.
Quite a number have started their
plows since il thawed out 1t is a
little wet yet.
Mrs WILDER is the first one we know
of to set some hens.
Bill Bishop from lola passed
through here the first of the week NOV
ing onto the Dallas Martin farm.
A B Null shipped couple of wagon
loads of thorough bred hogs to the
Oak Grove stock farm last week to be
sold at auction.
Every Republican should attend the
primary this Saturday.
Call Day from lola was killing
ducks in this part Monday.
March II Mr. Amos is using ton
Of bone fertilizer. He is drilling it in
with his oats.
There was party at Mr. Keebie' S
one night last week.
Mr. Fulsom, a travelling man a rela-
tive of Mr. Voorhees,, visited him last
week.
The U b missionary ladies met at
the Rock Creek school house Satur-
day.
Lots of potatoes are being planted
and garden made.
Mr. Sharper has a new wagon.
Miss Blanch Fisher went to Kansas
City Aast week.
One of Mr. Amos horses that was
tied to a post with the harness on, got
scared Saturday morning and pulled
up the post and ran over the farm till
it got out at a gap and ran to lola
nearly six miles. When caught in
town it still had the post to it. 1t was
not much bruised but nearly run tc
death.
Mrs Sadie Hubbard and children re
turned from Memphis, Tennessee, las
week where they moved nearly two
years ago, They are visiting her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs Fackler. Theil
many friends are glad to see them.
The Iola register., 1902-03-14
PRAIRIE DELL.
c. F. BARTH, Corresponds

March 10. 1t seems like spring is
here. The plows have started and
the robins have come.
Ben Sheriff. has not been so well
for the past few days but is gaining
steadily.
Several families of Iowa people
have moved into the neighborhood.
We have not yet learned all of their
names, but welcome them all the same.
Ella Snyder will help Mrs Remsburg
for a WHILE. beginning this week.
Chas. Fankell made business tri p
to Humboldt Friday ofllast week.
f w Arnold and wife, of lola were
visiting in our ward Sunday.
Several of the neighbors made gar
den last week.
The Iola register., 1902-03-14
LaGRANDE.
HARRY p. DorY. Correspondent.

HARRY L. DOTN, correspondent
March 4-Born, to Mr. and Mrs
Higgins, March ,, 13pound girl.
Mr. Mills is quite sick. DIR Lambeth
was called.
The big SHOWS and rain made water
hauling thing of the past, for which
the farmers are glad
Mrs Smart of Golden Valley visited
her daughter, Mrs John Adams, last
week
Clemett Deweese has gone to work
for Mr. Boekin, south of LaHarpe.
Mr. and Mrs Harley Hanna visited
relatives in this neighborhood last
week.
Jim Willisfrom near Bayard helped
Will Myers move Monday.
Mr. Cramer's little boy has been
quite sick but is out of danger now.
There is good many places
changed hands this week. Mr. Claufton
from Iowa purchased the Henshaw
place, Mellhiser moved onto the
Mathew place, Will Myers moved on
to the Gillenwater place, Mr. Tulley
from Iowa will move onto the place
Mr. Myers vacated, the Gillenwater girls
have moved to LaHarpe, MrDoty will
move to LaHarpe also John Adams
and Mr. Stith will move onto the place
he vacated.
Mr. Meeks Of Iowa is hauling lumber
to build house.
Mr. Saar and Grandpa Myers and
Mrs Stith are convalescent.
Mrs Geo Myers of lola is visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs Bob Nelson.
The Iola register., 1902-03-14
OWL CREEK

Mrs @. Garrison correspondent
March Sunday and Monday we're
egular spring days.
Ollie Grifiia is quite sick.
Saturday, sometime in the forenoon
Nick Benefits stable caught fire and
burned down, his feed and buggy we're
also consumed. No one seems to
know just how it caught only that it
caught from the inside.
The pie supper and quilt sale at the
school houee Friday night was we'll
attended. VIM Stevens drew the lucky
number and got the quilt. He sold it
again to the lodge.
The neighbors are going in to sur.
prise MIR Chickens tonight, as they are
moving over on the Brett place, which
Mr. Chicken recently bought. We arc
sorry to lose Mr. Chickens folks from
our neighborhood and trust that pros
perity may attend them in their new
home. Ellsworth Beaver will move
onto the place vacated by Mr. Chicenk.
The Iola register., 1902-03-14
SOUTH LOGAN.
A. e. swARrzMAN, Correspondent.

March 3-The way land is selling
in this corner of the county is eau
tion to weak minds. The Newman
place, the John Shaffer place, the
Clark place, in fact nearly all the
land out toward tine county line be-
tween owl and Scatter creek has been
sold lately and the old settlers are
passing from the farms to the towns
very rapidly.
The oil excitement is growing and
spreading until people are losing
their heads. Some of the company's
are Offering 81 90 and 50. 90 per acre for
leases and can get none at that.
People are counting their chicks be-
fore they are hatched.
Charley Young and Collie Miller are
still out with their "show." They are
in Oklahoma. The last word they
say if they don't make anything else
"they are making lots of experience. {"
Miss Selma Hanson returned to OF
tawa one week ago, after spending al
most a yearl with her sister Mrs Alf
Larson.
The house on:what is known as the
old Nelson place, burned few days
ago. One of the iCarlson boys has
been batching there the last two years
and he lost all of his personal be-
longings.
Jim George is building barn and
getting ready to move on the farm he
purchased a year ago.
Nearly everyone is seeing the end
of their feed. The few who have it to
sell may join the "Plutocrats, what
over that is, and every farmer, al
most, whom one sees coming from
town has load of chop and bran.
They say there is soon to be another
wedding in the district. Why can't a
young man court his bride without
making "holy shown of himself :?
Is it because they are built that way
The Iola register., 1902-03-14
EAST PIQUA.

Is. hHIrHLBY, correspondent.
March Walter Johnson, son of 2
johnson, who has necesis of the bone
is not so we'll at this writing.
Mrs G Trobridge and children have
been having severe colds for the last
weeks.
DR. Fulton of lola was called to see
Mrs Harris one day last week who has
the grip.
Most of the water tanks and barrels
have been put away for future use and
water hauling stopped.
There We're not very many at Mrs
Bryant's rag tacking last Wednesday
on account of bad roads
We enjoyed visit last Friday from
our old friend Mr. Barnhart.
1t was very stormy last Saturday
night for the little folks contest but it
was very good. First prize Gertie
Hillbrant, second prize Susie Town
end, third Joe Murphy.
Enterprise school closed last Fri
day with good entertainment. What
is known as the Hildebrant gang furn-
ished the music.
Laurie Heath is visiting her par
ents Mr. and Mrs Nate Wilson.
Mr. Gardner has rented Mrs Cald-
wells house and orchard and will
move there soon.
The Iola register., 1902-03-14
PLEASANT VALLEY HILL
Miss Osborn. correspondent.

March II Mr. and Mrs Strosch-
neider were in the Valley last week
after seed kallir corn. They are pre-
pairing to build new stone cave.
Farmers have begun plowing,
Geo Fisher is the first that we have
heard of to SOW oats. f Baird helped
him Monday.
A Mr. Gruver of lola has moved on
Geo Culbertson's place known as the
Loose place.
Geo Culbertson writes back from
California that he is picking oranges.
Mr. Hayes has bought horse of Mr.
Burke.
Mr. and Mrs Arch Montgomery aud
family came over from Silver Leaf
Sunday to visit relatives returning
home Monday.0
Grandma Osborn is still slfIering
with neuralgia.
Mr. Hough plastered Lutte Beahm' S
new house last week
Milton Nostrand has been putting
in new hitching posts at the school
house.
Mrs May Nostrand, the McKinneys
and Miss Christy visited at Barnharts
of Liberty Sunday.
Mable Coulter states that her uncle
Newt Sloan has been taking care of
his cousin Orville Scott and family in
the Territory who have had SIN mlllpox
and they suppose Newt has taken the
disease by this time.
The Iola register., 1902-03-14
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The Iola register., 1902-03-14
STONY POINT.

l. NJ. BRANDENBURG, Correspondent.
March Don't say the wind doesn't
blow in Sunny Kansas.
Mr. j Orberson and wife and George
Broughton and family spent Sunday
at Mr. Nellie Brandenburgs.
Ernset Snyder is working for Mr. S
d Brandenburg.
Mr. Charlie Heckanliable, wife and
daughter visited with Frank Smith s
Sunday.
Misses Efiie and Josie Jones spent
Sunday with their parents.
S d Brandenburg and son Melvin
hauled corn from Bronson Monday.
Hammer Mclaughlin who has been
in the Territory for the past thirteen
months came in last Thursday night
and surprised his folks. We did not
learn how long he will stay.
Thomas Flemings will work up north
of of Moran this summer.
Myrtle Brandenburg spent Saturday
night and Sunday with Miss Eta
Helms.
Miss Mamie Helms and We scribe
spent Sunday with Miss Nellie Brough-
ton.
John Harclerode and family visited
at James X Jones'.
w 7 Hall and wife spent Saturday
night and Sunday at S d Branden-
burg's.
The Iola register., 1902-03-14
MORAN.
Mrs. II. L. Bassett, Correspond,

Mrs. II. L. Bassett, Correspondent.
Walter Ross was in lola Thursday
An eye trouble kept him out of chool
several days last week.
Mr. George Meredith came over
from LaHarpe last week Wednesday. &.
He has not been we'll for some time
and is at DR.. Jewell's receiving treat
ment.
Ruth Jewell and Emma Bassett
drove to East Union Friday to visit
the school and to bring Miss Allie
Jewell home for the Sabbath.
Charles Hesson and NJ L Lacey
went to Humboldt last week Tuesday
and returned Wednesday with the
household goods of N. V. Moore,
who is temporarily on the first floor
of the opera house.
The Republican Primary was held
last Saturday at Mendell's hall with
good attendance and satisfactory re-
suits.
Mrs May Cobb has moved her mil
linery to the west side of Cedar street,
one door south of the Farmers and
Mechanics lumber yard. Mrs Pearl
Cobb is with her and will do dress
making.
Rev w Leonard of Osawatomie
will assist Rev f w Mitchell in the
special Evangelistic services, which
begin March 13 in the Presbyterian
The Iola register., 1902-03-14
BETHEL.
LEILA CUNNINGHAM, Correspondent.


Feb 26-Mrs Woodland has returned
from Arkansas. While she was there
her visit was sad dened by the death of
her sister, so she brought her baby
daughter home with her to live.
Frank and Robert Lindsey are quite
sick at present. DR. Hope is the at
tending physician.
Anna Long has returned home from
Mr. Bakers near LaHarpe where she
has been staying for the past few
weeks.
Mr. Fursman is quite sick. DR. Cope
is attending him.
Mrs Bowman is on the sick list.
Bob Duncan and George Buchanan
of lola were in our vicinity Sunday
evening.
Mrs Walker is on the sick list.
Mr. Henderson is able to be out
again after long siege of rheuma-
tism.
Our school board has taken the
shutters off of the school house win
dows and put on new screens.
Mrs Walker visited Mrs Donald
since our last.
Mrs Cunningham and Leila took
dinner at Mrs Maxson's near Inde-
pendence Sunday.
Bob Stewart of Prairie Hall visited
our school last week.
The Iola register., 1902-03-14
PLEASANT VALLEY HILL.
MISS OSBORN, Correspondent

March Grandma Osborne has
been very poorly the past week with
what seems to be neuralgia of the
stomach.
Eb Baird is re-shingling his house
and Frank Ellis is planning to do
likewise, They must expect rain thje
summer.
Ed Ellis has been making hot bd 4
Born, March to Mr. and Mrs q Y
Ellis of the Rose farm, a girl. TX
mother arrived from Kansas q N
Monday to stay with them awhile,l IN
Mr. and Mrs Will Ellis came otel
Monday to see their only grand
daughter
Mr. Burke has moved to the Furgu-
son farm.
Mr. Thornton is going to build and
move to lola and has rented his farm
to Chas Stroh
Another medicine man canyassj
this neighborhood last week with I'll
Keokuk Iowa medicine
Mr. Flynn's blind horse got down
and they had it killed.
Nick Benefits stable burned down
one day last week burning his buggy
and harness and all of his feed He
was plowing near and in trying TO
fight it his hat blew of and was burn
ed. 1t is thought the fire blew from
the house and set it on fire.
Mr. Ellsworth Bever is going to niybf
to the Chicken farm.
Mrs M j Smart spent a few d'
with her daughter, Mrs John Adams
last week. Mrs Adams expects TO
move to LaHarpe soon.
The Iola register., 1902-03-14
OSAGE VALLEY.

March 3.--Messrs. Joe Wolfe and
family, Charley Wolfe and family and
Bert Wolfe and family started fol
Oregon Monday morning to make ii
their future home.
There was no school at Usage Val
ley last week on account of the sick
ness of the teacher, Miss Pearl Lieu
rance.
Mrs. Lillia Stout returned home
Tuesday from X. G. where she has
been under treatment of DR.. Hughes
Mesdames Webb and Goodings and
families and Miss Ella Warren took
dinner with Mr.. and Mrs, Hines Sun
day.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. H Huff
man Feb. 10Th, boy.
Ellis Doughty is moving on Charley
Wolfe's farm which he has rented for
the coming year.
W. Y. Stout called on Ye Scribe last
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. Howerton and son of Xenia took
dinner with j. w. Stout Monday.
The big rain last Wednesday night
has stopped the water hauling in this
part of the county.
Mr.. Jim Willis and family visited
Mr.. and Mrs. McGurk last Monday.
We extend congratulations to Mr.
and Mrs John Ludhem.
The Iola register., 1902-03-14
DIAMOND.
Mrs. T. W. JONES. Correspondent.

|
March 1O-Mrs Nader spent few
days last week visiting her daughter
Mrs Harry Ballard near La Harpe.
Diamond school closed Wednesday
last, with one of Mrs. McKinders en-,
tertainments To those who have at.
tended her closing day exercises in
the past, it is needless to say that it
was an enjoyable time. The pupils
showed excellent training and the pa
irons, most of whom were present
seemed well pleased with the work of
the winter. Miss Iva Sprague won
first prize with an average grade of
ninety-two and was awarded two
months scholarship at the Pittsburg
Business College. Charles Gregg
came in second with an average Of
ninety-one and received one month";
scholarship at the same college.
The past few days have been quite
spring like and several of our farmers
have planted potatoes.
Mr. and Mrs AXtel spent Sunday
with Mrs Axtel's mother.
Fred Prowley returned from Ottawa
Saturday with his bride. We opine it
will be easier for Fred to remain in
Allen county now. We welcome the
lady to our midst and extend to both
our best wishes for their future hap
piness.
Bill Corns has rented the farm
known as The Hardy place.
Kesnor Mcconnell bought horse
from John Clark last week.
Ed Axtel has traded his farm. He
will have a sale this week and move to
Bricktown in the near future. We are
sorry to loose the family, they are
pleasant neighbors and true friends
and we recommend them to any COM
munity in which they may decide tol
make their home.
Little Rose Robinson is visiting her
brother Sam near Lone Elm.
Mr. and Mrs j C Smith visited at T
w Jones recently.
MlSS IVA opIdSuo lelI MOuudy wto'
attend school in Colony.
News reached us today that Mrs Al
w Vickers of Colony has broken the
record in the Vickers family by pre-
senting her husband with little
daughter. Grandpa and Grandma
Vickers had no daughter born to them
and all the grandchildren have been.
so till now.
Quite a number of ladies from Dia-l
mond helped Mrs Charles RobinsonI
sew carpet rags Thursday.
Ida Latham Mas gone to Colony to-
work.
Ollie Robinson was olled to lola
Saturday blythe illness her sister
Ida and little'daughter.
Will Shinkle, six miles north of La
Harpe requests us to say that he
wishes to renthis home farm
S Burdford one mile east and two
miles north Of La Harpe desires to in
form the readers of the REGISTER that
he has "a fine shorthorn stock animal
coming three years old to sell or
trade.
The Iola register., 1902-03-14

Mrs George Lytell called on Mrs B
Bolken Thursday.
Mrs Hardey, Mrs b Boekens
mother, is here from Pratt county on
visit.
Fred Boeken Jr. spent part lGf
Sunday with grandpa and grandma
Boeken.
Cora Cathem is working for Mrs w
Park.
Gullett & Wood shipped cattle to
Kansas City Tuesday.
The Iola register., 1902-03-14
All are cordially invited

church. All are cordially invited I
attend.
Rev w M Boyd preached at
union meeting in the Presbyterial
church last Sabbath morning. Hi
subject was "Social Purity" All tn
churches we're well represented an,
the sermon was appreciated.
f w Twineham, who has been ser
iously i'll but was again able to b.
out, suffered a relapse last Tuesday
In spite of all that could be done fol
him he grew steadily worseuntil Satur
day morning when he died. The fun
eral on Sabbath afternoon was wei
attended The bereaveG family hav,
the sympathy of the entire community
The Iola register., 1902-03-14
To Cure a Cold in one Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
let's All druggi SITS refund the money
II it fails to cure. f.. w. Grove
signature is on each box. 25c.
The Iola register., 1902-03-14
Farm Loans.

Five percent enterest, reasonable
commission. Call or write /. H. Kas
beer. lola, Kansas.
The Iola register., 1902-03-14
YOU KNOW WHATYOUARE TAKING

When you take Groves Tasteles
Chill Tonic because the formula is
plainly printed on every bottle show
you that it is simplyIron and Quinw
tasteless fern, No Cure, No Pay
% cents.