The Washington Republican Washington County Friday June 1, 1900 Divide. Dr. STAPLETON accompaned by his mother, drove up to Enosdale Saturday. Edgar HAXTON drove to Strawberry Sunday, his sister, Miss Irma, returned with him in the evening. The cut worms are playing havoc with gardens and corn fields. All over the DIvide hundreds of acres of corn will have to be replanted. J.F. CODER planted his corn early this year and is now working it the second time and it looks very fine. Fred HOERMAN, the genial stockman of Linn, was doing business on Ash Creek, Tuesday. Grandma CODER went up to Washington Tuesday to visit relatives and friends a short time. W.H. GRINDLE went down to Frankfort, Ks., Tuesday to visit friends for a few days. Miss Gertrude LEUSZLER, is visiting the Misses Nora and lottie BEDKER, of Linn, this week. A weasel that was not asleep killed one hundred and thirty young chickens for Mrs. Susie ADAMS. August THRUN, Jr., and wife visited their uncle, Julius LABES' Sunday and attended memorial services at Ash Creek in the afternoon.