The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-08-11

Personal.

Miss Florence Rohrcr is visiting
at Fort Scott.
Judge H. W. Talcott went to Fort
Scott last Monday.
County Attorney Fife was in our
town last Monday.
L. w. Keplinger has returned
from his trip to Mexico
J. Fl. Richards and wife went down
to Girard last Monday.
Miss Kate Davis, of Coffeyville is Wis:
iting her aunt Mrs. Collins.
Mrs. May Smith, of Ottawa, is visit
ing at H. NJ. Miller's this week.
Miss Loda Strong, of Moran, was
visiting friends in lola this week.
H. B. Hardin, of Fredonia, was in
our town last Monday and T tuesday,.
Frank Wing and wife, started last
Wednesday on a visit to friends in Iowa.
D. R. Beatty made business trip to
Burlington last Saturday, returning
Sunday.
Capt. Stewart and l.. L. Hartman,
of Cottage Grove, were in lola last
Monday.
Mrs. T. s. Slower, who has been
visiting at Humboldt for several days,
returned Tuesday.
Mrs. Morgan, of indianapolis, is out
on a visit to her sister, Mrs. VIM.
Davis, of this city.
Mr.. H. A. Heath, general agent and
correspondent of the "Konsas Farm
er" called yeste rday.
DIR. A. Clifford returned from a
trip to Lawrence this week and reports
fine girl at his place.
Misses Carrie Ellis and Nettie Evans
spent Sunday last at Eureka in
charge of trusty friend.
Mr.. r. B. Whitaker who has been
sick for several weeks past is again
able to attend to business.
F. w. Giles, of Topeka, President of
the Topeka, lola and Memphis rail-
road, was in town this week.
Mr.. E. NJ. Mitchell, of Savannah
Mo-, was in lola last week, looking up
a location for a dry goods store.
Misses Kate and Alice Collins, who
have been visiting at Coffeyviile for
several days, returned Monday.
A. o. Allen and wife left last Satur-
day for a weeks visit amoung relatives
and acquaintance at Emporia.
Mrs. Vinnedge, of LaMonte, Mo-,
is visiting with her brother Mr..
McNiel and family in this city.
Mrs. Phil. Jacobs and family, of st.
Louis, have located at the Pennsyl-
vani, Central Hotel for the Summer.
Mr.. b. E. Prugh, lately from Prairie
City, ILL.,, called on Saturday. He
will take charge of the Carlyle school
this fall.
Morg. Hartman has got him a horse
and buggy, and is putting on style"
becoming retired merchant and a
capitalist.
Prof. Qlin went to Hiawatha last
Saturday, where he takes the place of
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NAL Institute.
Deputy county attorney, 3. O..
Davidson, went up in Usage last Mon
day to attend a criminal case before
Squire Fredrickson.
H. A. Perkins, editor of the
REGISTER, went East last Friday.
He will visit several points in Illinois
and Iowa before returning.
Mrs. Helm, accompanied by her two
sisters, the Misses Trego, has returned
from Mound City, and will remain, we
understand, the rest of the summer.
Miss May Smith, of Fort Scott, who
has been visiting with Miss May Ash
by, has returned home. She made
many friends during her short stay.
Monroe Goforth came up from Girard
last Saturday for short visst at home.
He reports the work of track-laying
Oh the new road as progressing rapidly.
"Billy" Evens, who has been clerk
ing in drug store at Topeka for the
past six months, returned home Sat-
urday and will remain permanently.
Prof. p. III. Harris commenced a
Normal Institute at Hiawatha, Brown
county, last Monday. Prof. Olin, who
conducted the Institute here, il his
assistant.
Miss Gertie Manuel, resident of
our citv for four OF five months past,
and one of our most accomplished
musicians, left on Thursday last for
her home in Wichita.
s. e. Clark, of Chicago, the man
who is building the new railroad, is
at Girard. And from the number of
railroad men who are cOngregating at
that point we presume they mean
business.
Mr.. VIM. Knapp, of the firm of
Knapp & Kinsley, accompanied by
Mr.. W. NJ. Hartman, went TO Thayer
last Wednesday with several new
buggies which Mr.. Knapp had previ-
Ously sold. They will return to-
morrow.
]. G. Hamm and j. w. Young, the
efficient instructors in the Normal
Institute just closed, have both left
the State for the present. Mr.. Hamm
going to Pennsylvania, Mr.. Young to