The Iola register., 1902-03-14
COUNTY NEWS
GOLDEN VALLEY.
llRs. HATTIE GuLLnrr, Correspondet


Mr. Rob bought Grandpa Dacon's
old home place.
Charley Bacon and j. w. Gullett
attended sale over by Bronson Sat-
urday.
The Aid Society met at Mrs j II
Stewards Wednesday and sewed car
pet rags for her.
r. Stewart visited home folks in
Bourbon county.
Lutte Hendrix is visiting his many
friends in the Hall and Valley.
Charley Boilinger was called home
to see his father who is quite poorly
again.
Clorence and Ira McCollum and
eye Kessler drove hogs to Moran for
j r. Stewart.
Mrs A Walton and Mrs w G.
Walker were the guests of Mrs L
Preston.
Mrs Ida Wood and Mrs Preston
called on Mrs Enbank Wednesday to
see her little boy who is so badly
burnt.
Mrs George Lytle entertained sope
of her friends Shursday.
Grandpa Walker has been suffering
with the rheumatism of late.
Richard Taylor and Mr. Warren
from Xenia spent a couple of days
with Mr. and Mrs Gullett. Mr. Warren
bought a horse of some parties while
here.
John Wood and Glen Flake were in
the Valley Saturday.
We hear that Robert Duncan has
re-rented his farm and moved to town
where he will work in the cement
plant.
j p Kohler was voted license to
exhort since our last.
Alex Miller and Rev Danlson took
dinner at II Stewards.
Myrtel Maxson is visiting in lola
since our last. She is giving music
lessons.
Leroy Ayers has hand living in
his vacant house.
John Ruthsatz moved last week. |
Mr. G Miller moved where he vacated.
Fred Kessler attended the sale of
Mrs Remsburg Wednesday.
The Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs
Hamilton's Wednesday as Mr. Hamil-
tons will soon move away. We regret
to have them go but such is the lot of
us all in this life). We know where
ever they go they will have friends
and our best wishes go with them.
Fred Kessler will work for w
Gullett; eye Kessler for j r. Stewart:
Lutte Hendrix for G Bollinger; Grover
Kitterman for Funk; Clem Dness for
John Boeken; Lee Mooney for H
Boeken.
Outlet and Wood and Fred Kessler
and Earnest Victor took dinner with
Mr. and Mrs George Stephson Tues
day.
Gullett and Wood bought team of
mules and a horse and sold team of
mules Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Rome Kessler we're in
the Valley Tuesday.
Moving is now one of the attractions
that does not attract the fancy of
some.
j w Gullett, Hover Kerr and j p
Kohler attended the quarterly meeting
at Savonburg Wednesday.
March 9-Miss Leila Cunningham,
our sister reporter of Bethel, taught
two very successful weeks of school at
that place in the absence of the
teacher, Mr. Treadway. We wish the
young lady many years of usefulness
in the school room and in the re-
porter's field.
We were sorry to hear of Mrs I
Kasebeer's sisters death in Kansas
City. Mrs Boen had visited in this
community several times and her
visits here had endeared her to us all.
Mr. and Mrs Kasebeer were with her
at the last words were, "Oh how
beautiful! Such deaths stamp them
selves on our memory, especially when
we know and love the departed. Her
friends have our sympathy
Mr. Duncan's son will work for Har-
ny Boeken instead of Lee Mooney.
Robert Duncan and George Burch-
man, Lena and Maggie Woodard
called enroute to the Valley church.
Sunday evening they were out from
lola having good day.
Earnest Myers was in this commun-
ity with two girls Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs F Myers and Mae Sey-
mour called on their brother George.
A number met at Mr. and Mrs Hamll-
toms Thursday and spent a pleasant
day. 1t was the last farewell to them
as they will soon move away. We hear
theV will move tn Moran Wbapa-