The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-09-09
Personal.

". L. Jacoby was a caller from the
west side Saturday.
r. F. White, OF Geneva, called to
see the REGISTER Saturday.
Mr.. J. Keiser has built neat resi-
denee in the northeast part of the
city.
A gentleman named Anderson b
building a house in the northeast part
of lola.
Mr.. H. Grim, one of the enterprising
farmers of Geneva, made us pleasant
call Monday last.
Sylvester Huff and John Randall,
of Savonburg, were in lola and called
to see us Saturday last.
Mrs. C. B. Barth will accept our
thanks for fine boquet of flowers left
at our residence this week.
j. E. Tharp' informed US last Tues
day that he had been resident of
Kansas quarter of a century.
Mrs. Collett and grand daughter, of
Fair Lawn, left for a..vlsit to relatives
in Indiana, Thursday of this week.
Miss Ella Ramsey goes to Johnson
county, near Olathe, to accept a school,
instead of Paola, as was stated last
week.
Abe Smith, of Woodson county, was
at the. Leland Wednesday. He is a
leading candidate for Woodson County
this fall.
DR.. White and wife, Of Kansas City,
who have been visiting DR.. Boulson of
this place a few days, returned home
Wednesday.
Prof. P. H. Harris returned from
Garnett last week where he had been
engaged in conducting the Anderson
county Normal Institute.
Mrs. J. J. Casmire and daughter
Lille started last week for Cleveland,
Ohio, where they will visit relatives
and friends for few weeks.
G. w. likes purchased the building
formerly rented by Miss Willett, and
will move it to the rear of his store
where it will be used as a wareroom.
Shelter & McNutt have rented the
building on Washington Avenue here
tofore used by the railroad surveyors,
and moved their meat market thereto.
j. w. Hardin, of Usage, has fine
girl at his house. We are inclined to
think that his good luck is to be at
tributed to his taking the leading
paper.
VIM. Davis and wife, and Mrs. Da-
vis' mother and sister, started this
week for Johnson county, Indiana,
expecting to visit their relatives in
that place.
Miss WiIlett will move her stock to
a room just opposite the Central hotel,
which Beatty Bros will rent. The old
meat market will he finished up in
good shape.
G. C. Bar-ick, Of Geneva, made us
short cal, last week, and of course sub
sciibed for the REGISTER. He also
seat a copy back east; good thing to
do and one which others might do
without harm.
F. w. Bartlett was shaking hands
with numerous friends in lola this
week. He has been travelling over
Europe this summer. From lola he
goes to Atchison to take charge of the
city high schools.
J. H. Spicer, one of the old reliable
citizeos of Geneva, accompanied by
his estimable lady. called on the REG
1sTER Tuesday. We are always pleas
ed to receive a call from our old sub
scribers and friends.
w. G. Allison and wife started yes
terday for Indiana, where they will
visit relatives and friends. Mr.. A.
will join in the reunion of his old COM
pany at Franklin, johnson county
this month. We wish them a a pleas
ant visit.
DR.. J. Courtney, of Cottage Grove,
made us a pleasant call Monday last.
He is deeply interested in the new
railroad project from the northwest
through this county to Girard, and
hopes that it will be built as soon as
possible.
Among the distinguished guests at
the Central Hotel Tuesday, were VIM.
Chenault, President of the First Ma
tional Bank at Fort Scott, A. E. God
effrey, of New York; A. NJ. Ayers, l.
D. Bronson, and J. D. Hill, officers of
the Wichita r. R.; DR.. B. F. Hepler,
of Fort Scott; and L. D. Latham, Asst
Supt. of the Wichita railroad.
Hon. s. B. Shoemaker, Of Pennsyl-
vania, and for number of years Sec
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