The Iola register., 1902-06-06
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COUNTY NEWS
GOLDEN VALLEY.
Mrs. HATTIE GULLErr, Correspondent

Eagell's family visited p Kohler's
amily since our last.
Glare AIRY and Emmeline Kerr were
at the Hall from the Valley Children S
day.
II Duncan was out from lola Sun
day.
Pauls Valley, | r, where we visited
and where Mr. Gul,ett just returned
FROM is four foot under water and
'on the main street the water is two
feet deep. Say we aint going there
for "old Allen" beats that.
For the past ten years we have been
used to seeing our worthy editor at his
desk and his absence has made it
seem odd when we called at the Office
and to see him back again will seem
home like.
Mrs MaXson is quite poorly here of
late. We hope she may soon regain
her usual health.
Clyde Hamilton says that his par
ents are we'll pleased with their new
uOulG dl w dluuJ' w Z WISH Uuelu WE'LL
DR. Lambeth was calling in this
community since our last
A number attended Decoration Day
at Moran.
Mr. Owens has been in our com
munity here of late. He is one of the
agents for the Girard nursery and
was a neighbor of ours twenty years
ago in Crawford coucty, Kansas.
Mrs Hyatt has gone to the hospital
in Omaha, Neb. for treatment. She
has many friends in Allen county who
hope for her recovery.
Mr. and Mrs Whitney Boyer and
daughter were at the Hall Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Kerr were at
the Hall from Independence Sunday.
Mrs Funk and family were the guests
of Mr. and Mrs Ayers Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs NJ Williams were the
guests of Mr. Bollinger's.
Nlr and Mrs Wood, Mrs Allen, Edna
and Rosco were at Mrs c Wood and
daughters since our last.
Mr. Wisteen and Miss Olgie Hanson
of Leanna took dinner with Walter
Wood and family and called on Mr.
Stewards and Mr. Gulletts' on their
way home.
Mr. Syclyes were at the Hall Sun
day.
John Laury was one that went to
Wichita to get the right man in the
right place. John knows a good man
when he sees him.
Flo Kasbeer acted as organist Sum
day at the Hall as all the musicians
had gone to the Valley to children's
day.
Cad Stewart is home from Kansas
City for her summer vacation.
Mr. and Mrs Krayger called on Mrs
Michkie. Mary Michkie has a very
sore hand caused by poison from
cleaning house.
Rome Kessler helped plow for millett
Wednesday at w Gullett's.~
Joe Turner called on Mr. Hunters
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs l Kasbeeer and child
rem of lola were the guests of r.
Stewards and II Boeken's and family
Saturday ana Sunday.
Franklin Smith is starting on a
grocery delivery route though the
valley ard the Hall neighborhoods and
has good line of goods and gives
premiums w,,h all his goods.
J p Kohler and wife, Ed Boyer and
wife, Albert Walton and wife, Drue,
Cad, Toney and John Stewart, Mrs
Gullett and Ross Larue helped clean
the church Monday. Anna Seymour
and Mr. and Mrs Frank Myers also
helped.
Wayne Preston visited George
Walker Tuesday.
Mesdames Hunter, Gullett, H Kerr
and j p Kohler met at the Hall church
Tuesday for the children's practice.
Walter Wood had three teams in the
field Wednesday.
Children's day is past at the Valley
and it was good. The children eu-
tered into the songs and recitations
with the best of spirits. The solo by
John Funk was fine as was also the
quartetts. And the crowd was good.
The collection was seven dollars and
sixty cents.
Mrs Toe Turner. our old friend and
neighbor, was pleasant caller We'd
nesday.
Mrs Rome Kessler called Wednes-
day on Mrs Jones and Mrs Gullett.
wv Gullett bought some stock of
Joe Turner Monday.
MORAN.
Mrs. II, L. Bassett, Correspondent.
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