The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-07-14
PERSONAL MENTION.

PERSONAL MENTION.
| W.T.. NcElroy, Of the Us;os. VA
up this week again.
-MrA Belle Lain i visiting hel
mother ct Fsedonia this week.
"A. P. Goeswsll WAS down 10 indie
pendence ON business this week.
q. D. Ingersoll Of this paper made 9
flying visit to Thayer, this week.,
Mr.. Benn, Of Topeka, was in town
this week, whiting at Mr.. FisfA
u. G. Irwin and wife, of Kansas City
were registered at the Leland Tuesday.
Nm J. 8. Kline, who has been sicl
the fore part Of the week, is improving.
-Mn Winchester of Independence
Kana. il visiting with Mr.. John vannuys,
Of lola.
PROF. 4. w. Smith of Lawrence, il
conducting the normal institute in this
county.
Prof Henderson is visiting in Ohio,
We understand, but will be here in lola
before long.
Mrs. Alex. Hunt of Fredonia, was
visiting with relatives in lola and vicin.
ity this week.
Mrs. 81. D. Parsons accompanied by
her son William left last week for Ar
kansas on visit.
Probate Judge Allison moved into
the house owned by Mr.. VIM. Richards,
on east West street this week.
Judge Ruggles accompanied by his
family, were in town last Saturday.
The Judge was down attending Court.
Hon. J. r. Goodin, B. F. Gates and
Geo. Amos of the Allen county bar, were
in town on legal business Last Tuesday.
Miss Lou Baldwin, who has been
visiting her many friends in our town
returned home to Kansas City last Wed.
nesday.
Judge Talcott holds court in Neosho
county this week. He went down Mon
day, and was accompanied, We believe,
by his wife.
County Treasurer, Jas. B. Young,
went up to Topeka last Thursday to
make semi-annual settlement with the
State Treasurer.
Cliff Bntterfield came back from
Carthage, No., last week but returns
again some time during the coming
week. He has secured q position there.
Mr.. J. c. Merritt, having sold his
residence and part of his land out of town,
moved last week into the house formerly
occupied by Mr.. Kuhne, ON Madison
Avenue.
j. L. Woodin went up to Leaven-
worth Monday of last week to take Aug
uss Coots, who was convicted of grand
larceny At the last term of court, up to
the State Penitentiary.
Mr.. JIM. Perkins taught the first
school ever organized in this township.
The school house stood directly south of
Rev. S. G. Clark's residence, fronting on
what is now the public square. 1t was
before lola was organized.
r. B. Bryan, supt. of Pub. Inst'n. of
Linn county, and Geo. W. Jones, princi-
pal of the Mound City public schools
were over attending the normal institute
1t this place this week. They are very
pleasant appearing gentlemen.
Many of the old residents of lola
will remember Mrs. E. Y. Hancock, the
first school teacher that ever taught in
lola after its organization as town. She
has again become q resident of lola, and
is now living in Mr.. Northrup's house
lust south of the Jail. She is a very old
ady now.
Capt. VIM. Gallaher, of Fl. Scott,
registered At at the Acers' House Tues
lay. Mr.. G. is agent for the Mo. r. F.
J. 4 G. Railroad and was over on bust
hess connected with the land department
If that road. Capt. Gallaher is a first
4 M 0ontIomoo-nro who,,, NO q "a q vvo vo
ylad to see.
WHAT THEY SAY.
STARRY night for rsmble."
Green apples and paregoric are in
he market.
And now the fre-crackers are put
way for awhile.
-Ho- ehout q fseh.nic hofnro 1onO