The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-06-16
Personal.

Personal.
T. L. Reid and wife, of Neosho Falls
was in town Tuesday.
Mrs. s. J. Crow, os Neodesha, Is Wis
iting friends in lola this week.
Mrs. DR.. Davis, of Empire City, is
visiting at A. J. Clark's this week.
w. T. Beatty moved into his new
Mouse on Madison avenue this week.
Miss Cora Buckles, of Muncie Ind,
Is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Collins, of
lola.
| IT, s. Slower has recently had an adj
dition built to his house on east WASH
ihgton Avenue.
Geo. w. Lawyer started last week
for SCHOONER, ILL.,, where he will visit
during the summer.
CHI. Malin went to Girard Monday
last to "whOop 'em up" on that end Of
the n. T. 1. & NJ. Railroad.
Prof. Harris and L. B. Roach went
to Humboldt last Tuesday to institute
lodge Of Knights Of Pythias.
Mr.. Thos. Lamborn, one of the leada
ing hardware merchants of Yates
Center, was in town Monday.
Miss Mollie Templin returned from
. two months visit with friends in
Kansas City Saturday Of last week.
John Weith is now at Las Animas,
New Mexico, where he is working for
Rhoades Bros. in the blacksmith bust
ness.
DR.. Cooper, Of Garrett, and Mr..
VIM. Becktel, of KOkomo, Ind, were
fin lola this week looking around the
county. IA
Ashby Ruse, who for several months
past has been c0mpositOr on the
Lawrence Tribune, returned home
last Friday.
Mr.. J. X. Webster, Of Quincy ILL.,,
called on US Tuesday morning and had
his name enrolled as q subscriber to
the REGISTER.
Mr.. John Ward will be ready to open
his dry goods and clothing store, in the
house next to Stevenson's drug store,
1in few days.
Miss Edith Baldwin, formerly of
this city, but late of Wyandotte, Kan
sas, is visiting old friends and school
mates at this place.
Mr.. c.. lite left on the noon train |
Wednesday for his old home in Ohio,
where he intends making his future
home, we understand.
Mr.. Isaac Freeman and wife, Of
New Carlisle, Ohio, arrived in lola |
last Tuesday. Mr.. +. has property in
terests in Allen county.
Mr.. w. G. Finley, Of Ozark, called
last Friday and left with us q sample
bunch of his Kentucky blue grass,
which measured three feet in height. |
We were pleased to shake hands with
Frank Herring, Of Elsmore, Saturday
last, and to learn that everything il
prospecting in that excellent township.
: We received q very pleasant call last
Monday from Mr.. III. G. Rizer, the |
editor of the Eureka Herald, who was
on his way home from the State Edit0Ti
rial Association. IL
~. L. Jacoby, who has been teaehA
ing at Rock Creek school house duringN
the past season, is now dangerously
bick with some peculiar fever. So we
Nere told yesterday.
Ezra Rhoades and J. D. Moore now
of Schell city Mo-, are over this week
looking after their business affairs In
this county. Mr.. Rh0ades made rs .
short call Saturday.
Arrivals at the Pennsylvania Central
June 10: g. A. Shinn and wife, Mrs.
Underwood, 8. p. Mosher and wife,
Mrs. w. 8. Nc Williams, Lee r. Mills,
Fort Scott, Kansas Chas. Kayser, st.
Louis, Missouri; C. II. Hackney,
Leavenworth, Kansas; d. Simon, Kan
sas City; Wing Southland, st. Joe, I
Missouri ]. X. Webster, Quincy, III.
inois. /
Go to the 80. K" barber shop for /
nicely perfumed hair oil and restora-
tive fof preventing the hair from conf