The Iola register., 1902-05-09
COUNTY NEWS
NEOSHo FALLS.
Mrs Geo Malcom Correspondent.

Field day was we'll observed by "a
large crowd and a splendid time was
had. Different amusements to amuse
both old and young. Neosho Falls
High school played base ball with
Yates Center. Neosho Falls won %
to /.
The thirteenth annual commence
ment was held Tuesday evening in the
opera house. There were four gradu-
ates to participate in the exercises.
Mr.. John Church and Misses Grace
Graham, Clara Trout.and Lizzie Dow.
Thus closeth another school lyear and
the going forth of four more gradu-
ates from public schools of this place
their hard work has been rewarded,
and they areto be congratulated, upon
a term of years profitably spent.
Mrs Lou Osborn and. daughter
Della took dinner with Mrs Crane
Wednesday.
The river has been on quite boom
this week.
d. w. Finney,was in Pittsburg Wed.
nesday on business.
Miss Flossie Mix is home from Kan
sas City for visit.
Mr. Michener visited part of this
week with home folks.
Mrs Geo Phillips of Ell Dorado re-
turned home Friday from short vis-
it with her parents Mr. and Mrs John
Dow.
Mrs McGinnis and daughter arrived
Monday from Danville III where she
has spent the winter Theywill occupy
the Mcconnell home.
Mrs b f Evart of Toronto visited
grandma Crane part of this week.
Mrs Evart just recently came from
California where she had been visiting
her brother Cap Howant. Mrs How
ant is a daughter of Mrs Crane. Mr.
Howant is still confined TO hisl bed,
his health is slowly improving and
it is to be hoped his health will be
restored to him.
Mrs Claude Fender is quite sick. DR.
Allen is her attending physician.
Fred Lynn and Maude Moore went
to Yates Center Saturday and took
the teachers examination.
A new awning was placed in front
of j G Wilson's building last week
.Jno Gray and Chas Yeager did the
work.
The receipts of the commencement
amounted to S29.05.
Bashor shipped car load of flour
into the territory this week.
Fay Martin has gone to lola to learn |
photography.
w = Shocky returned from Kansas |
City Wednesday where he reports his |
wife improving slowly.
Mrs Fred Jackson is still very low. |
Geo Malcom wasl showing the first !
potato of the season on the streets |
Friday They were small but just the .
same Malcom has the potatoes.
Arthur Wilson is a victim of the
measles.
Anna Woods visited in Yates Cen
ter Wednesday.
Mrs Geo James went to Burlington |
Friday to visit her son John James.
Mr. and Mrs King visited their
d aughter Mrs McDaniels near lola |
Sunday.
Eflie Curd came in from Lawrence |
Saturday to spend few days at home
l Dow left Thursday for New
Hampton Iowa where he will visit a
sister and nephew d d Mcdonald.
The city park was let to sc Bryant
His bid was S42 and Amos Wright's
was $4l, A Y Hawfard $35. 10 and J A
Young $3.50.
fl B Sisson shipped two fine steers
to X c Wednesday night They |
brought him $40. One was IA months
old and the other l6 months. Mr. Sis (,
son raisedsthem himself.
Mr. Swilley and family W as pleasant
ly surprised Saturday evening by
few of their neighbors coming in with
their lunch baskets to remind them
that it was their 10Th wedding anniver-
sary. The table was spread and sup
per was served to % guests. A merry
pleasant time was had by all present
and at a late hour the guests returned
to their respective homes wishing Mr.
and Mrs Swilley many happy years
to live in the future.
Ezra Hutchison received word Sun
day morning that his motherwas quite
sick,
GOLDEN VALLEY.
Mrs. HATTIE GULLETT, Correspondent.