The Iola register., 1902-01-17
COUNTY NEWS
GOLDEN VALLEY.


Why nothave an advertising beurc
in lola, as hear the boys at some oi
the stables are requested to get hand:
Tor the farmers every few days.
Mrs l. Preston and Mr. and Mr.,
w Donald we're the guests of w {
Walker Sunday.
Ed Boyers, A Waltons, W Boyers,
w Donalds and Maude Walker went
to DaHarpe, to the Fraternal Aid since
our last.
Again we extend our heart felt SYM
pathy to the family of, Mr. Endicott
Words are weak when it comes to q
grief so deep and then double one.
Miss Leila Cunningham, the Secre-
tary of the Hall Sunday School, had
trying time the beginnings of the
New Year. The annual report of all
of theIclasses and the general report
of the school had to be made last Sun
day. Her book and the Treasurer 8
book tailed to a finish. 1t shows
how the young people can take respon-
sibilities upon themselves, in the
Sunday School work and make it
success.
Walter Wood returned from visit
with his cousin Frank Wood in lola.
Flowing, butchering aud hauling
fodder is the order Of the day.
Ed Kessler fixed Earl Gulletts ex-
press wagon last week.
Charley Balinger wife and son,
Myrtle Maxson, Riley Eagell, Bertha
Sycklie were the guest of Miss Drew
Stewart since our last.
Miss Florence Hedger bid good bye
to her many friends and returned to
Lawrence Monday.
Jan. 15-George Hoil lost two head
of horses with stalk feeding.
Orie Morrison and George lost a
horse apiece with stalk feeding.
Mr. Rapp was out from Moran look
ing for beef cattle.
We have the grip. 1t still retains
its old time ache and sneezes and
wheezes.
Earl Gullett spent Saturday with
his friend Frank L Seymour.
Mrs j r Stewart and Claud went to
Bourbon county. His sister Drue
took charge of the school in the after
noon and Mary Mitchell assisted.
Gullett g. Wood bought twenty-nine
head of cattle of Joe Page Satur-
day.
Kirk Boyer visited his brother Ed
Saturday.
Our best wishes to Laury Page and
wife. They will make their home in
the Indian Territory.
George Hoil lost another horse max
ing three head they have lost.
Arthur Edwards and family visited
Joe Turner's Sunday.
Frank Wood visited his cousin
Walter Wood Sunday.
J p Kohler was banking up around
his house this week.
Sam Cornell was at the Valley
Thursday.
Johnny Stewart brought the.cable
wire out for the Prairie Hall school
fence Thursday.
d Ayers was out on the farm We'd
nesday.
Myrtle MaXson visited a part of last
week with Pearl Smith in Moran and
this week with Mrs JT Wood of lola.
The Aid Society met at Mrs Harry
Boeken's and very pleasant time
reported as we could not attend
Mrs j p Kohler stayed all night
with her father Wednesday night.
We hear our friend and neighbor j
II Wood has sold his farm at Gas
City. We congratulate him on the
sale. He always was somewhat of
rustler.
George Lytle went to Moran Tues
day.
Mrs w Donald went to Moran
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs F Myers received
lovely linen tablecloth from Mr. Myers
relatives in Iowa this week. 1t was a
wedding gift.
j r Stewart andJ w Gullett bought
a carload of cattle Monday of Mr.
Broughton.
George Andrews was in the Valley
Monday.
Creek water isa household necessity
here of late and it is clear and nice
looking. We, ourselves, are in luck
as for drinking water, but there are
others.
OSAGE VALLEY.
j. W. STOUT. Correspondent.
Jan. 13.--Mr and Mrs Beatty Of
Ottawa. Kansas, arehere visiting their