The Iola register., 1902-05-23
COUNTY NEWS
NE0SH0 FALLS.
Mrs. Geo. Malcom. Correspondent.

OuS river L Fludy anu saturday morn
ing began to drag them on the bank
MIR Chambers expects to have the saw
mill run steady now for some time.
Mr. Carmain of Leroy also sent down
number of logs.
Amos Wright was in Kansas City
the first of the week buying goods.
Claude Jones returned home from
Kentucky Sunday where he has been
attending medical college.
DR. Slavens cut his alfalfa last week.
The first crop was a fine yield.
A good crowd was in town Satur-
day and the merchants were kept busy
at their different businesses.
VIM Oberdorf and Chas Price of
lola we're up Saturday. They were out
buying horses.
A S Jones from Arkansas is visiting
his sister Mrs j w Quick
Home grown strawberries are on the
market now and there are some fine
ones too.
+ Woods of LaHarpe was over on
business Monday trying to get Neosho
Falls capitalists to invest in LaHarpe
fields.
John Curd left Monday for Marion,
Kansas.
E M Butler went to Leroy Tuesday
to work on an extra gang.
Frank Crane came in from Chandler
Okla, Tuesday. Frank has opened up
a blacksmith shop and his many
friends wish him success.
Obituary: George H Dannot was
born in Troy, N Y, Jan IL, 1888 and
departed this life May 13, 1902. He
was married to Miss Annie Sponable
in Michigan in 1865, who died Septem-
ber 1870. This union was blessed with
four sons, three of them still living.
Charley w, Willard H and Walter NJ
of Montana. In '74he married Frances
A Bronson of the same state. She
died in '82. To them was born one
son, John A, now living in Montana.
near Neosho Falls for the past eigh-
teen years. Nov 20 he married Helen
Jarvis of Oswego, Kansas, who still
survives him and resides in this city.
Mr. Dannot enlisted with the Michigan
volunteers August '62. Served three
years when ihe was honorably dis
charged. He was a faithful Christian
from youth. The body was sent from
Osawatomie and arrived Thursday
morning. The body was laid to rest
in the Cedarvale cemetery in the after
noon. Mr. Dannot has a large circle
of friends who join in sympathy with
his wife and sons in their sad bereave-
ment.
Mrs Heron suffered very severe
injury last Saturday by falling and
dislocating her nip DR. Allen was
called in and performed the necessary
duties. She is getting along as well
as could be expected under the cir
cumstances.
Will Vetlotoo and family, north and
east of town, attended the double we'd
ding at the residence of d c Bennett
near Vernon, Kansas. On May 7th
occurred the wedding of Elva Bennett
10 Henry Moerer and Myrtle Rhodes
to w A Moerer. Rev Bailey at Yates
Center performed the ceremony. The
bridesmaids were Coral Bennett and
Ida Moerer. w e Rhodes and Albert
Moerer we're best men. They will be
at home to their many friends after
June lst near Lomando, Kansas.
Obituary: Cora Eva Inge was horn
April -, 1872 and died May l3, 1902
at the st Joseph hospital Kansas City.
She was married to w p Shockey Jan
IL, 1893. She has been a sufferer from
nervous troubles for about three
years. She was a kind and loving
wife and mother. Her death is univer-
sally mourned. She leaves a husband
and two children, Madeline and John,
and a father. Mrs ID M Phillips, of
Oklahoma City and Mrs G Wilson
of this city were sisters. Her remains
were conveyed from Kansas City to
the home on Oak street the 18th and
we're laid to rest in the Cedarval ceme-
terry the 14th Rev Norris of Yates
Center conducted the services. The
entire community extends their sym
pathy to the bereaved relatives.
Master Joe and Roy Rush of lola
came up Saturday evening to visit
their grand parents, J Creason and
wife for few days.
Will Orshorn and wife took dinner
with A Wright's Sunday.
Mrs Il Moore has rented the BGker
property and will move into it Mon
day.
Mr. Wheeler, wife and Master Irwin,
Mrs Groos and l. ula Malcom took