The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-09-05
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Carrie Evans lie expected in tin
city to-day.
Miss Jennie Colborn is among on
visitors at Bismarck this week.
Misses Kate Fisher and Flora John
son, of Humboldt, were guests at Mr.
Horville's, the first of the week.
Miss Nettie Evans came back from
Bronson last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fields returne d no M
from Indiana last Saturday.
Miss Carrie Richards came over from
Fort Scott Saturday night and is stay
ing few days with relatives.
Mr.. H. X. Herbert, that devoted
Nimrod, is off on three weeks hunt.
b. F. Othick went to Illinois the
first of the week on business.
Lou w. Head and family, of Topeka,
are at the Mineral Well this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Canman, of Fort Scot t
are guests ut DIR. Gifford's this week.
ME- Levi Smith moved his family
from Fort Scott back to lola, last Tues
day.
Charlie Richards was in town this
week and reports new arrival at his
house.
Mr.. c. d. Carpenter, of Lawrence,
is filling Mr.. Alloways place at the
s. X. depot.
Miss Elite r. Nikolai spent Satur-
day and Sunday with relatives ia
Humboldt.
Miss Jennie Simpson started
Wednesday for Quincy ILL.,, to make
an extended visit.
Mr.. Lewis Welch, of Bourbon coun-
ty, cousin of Isaac WEIGH, was in
town the first of the week.
Miss Laura Chadwick, who visited
friends in Fort Scott few weeks, re-
turned last week.
F. w. Prince, our old ''drum MAJOR
was in town over Sunday. He is now
in business at Clay Center.
Miss Sadie Reimert is visiting with
friends at Independence. She is just
recovering from quite serious illness.
Mrs. Montgomery, of Kansas City,
who has been at the Mineral Well all
summer, returned home yesterday.
J. T. Clark, photographer of Eldora-
do Springs, Mo-, was in town day or
two this week calling on old friends.
Ed Lewis, who is running a store re-
Gently purchased by his father at APP
pleton Mo-, was in town over Sunday.
Prof. Harris went to Lawrence on
to attend the Fair and to
place his son Percy in the University.
Sam. Baker was down from the peni-
last Sunday on a furlOugh
and made the REGISTER a pleasant
all.
c. M.Simpson turned the post office
,ver to "the kids" the first of the week
md went up to Kansas City for a Wis.,
t with his brother.
Rev. and Mrs. John Kurtz, of Hum
,oldt, were the guests of q. p. Nikolai
md family last Monday.
Rob Reimert is again i'm town, having
from stay ofseveral months
N the mountains. He says he was
lriven in by the cold weather.
Mr.. j. Z. Duncan started the latter
BART of last week for visit to Hoosier-
lom, near Indianapolis, the scene of
lis early life.
Mr.. Pence aud wife, relatives of ID.
'. Brubaker, are out from Champaign
county, Ohio, this week, looking over
he country with a view to locating.
Judge Paxson, of Fort Scott, was
,uest of c. M. Simpson over Sunday.
Mr.. Jesse Rosenberger, once well
Ind.favOrably known in lola, is OH a
1Isit to his folks here from Chicago.
lie is now student of the University
# Chicago.
Mrs. L. Cox aud child, of Yelling
on, who has been visiting with her
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Harris, of
OLA, left for her home last Monday.
Judge Allison. John Vannuys and
his week tn attend a reunion of their
I'D regiment. For each of them the
;acation will be a much needed rest
md We wish them a pleasant trip.
Col. Hartzell, of Wichita, President
If the Wichita, Mcpherson and Denver
Well this week, accompanied by his
amily.
Miss Eva Sawyer came up from the
Territory last Tuesday night. Some
If Eva's friends say she came up so far
ahead of time so she could get done
.alking before school commences.
Percy Harris and John Foust went
to Lawrence this week to enter the
They are both bright
boys and we wish them success in
their College course.
Miss Jennie Thornbef returned Sat-
lrday from a four weeks visit with
Miss Gertie Conkling, at Nevada, Mo.
'Gertie" sends love-or regards, or
something, we have forgotten which.
w. c. Alloway and family stole
quietly away the first of the week and
started to Montana where Mr.. A. goes
for a month of much needed rest and
We wish them q pleasant
Among Iolans who had "business"
at Fit. Scott last Saturday (circus day.
were Messrs. Ashford, Woodruff, 9th
lex, Gordon, Benton, Bert Richards,
Tell Evans, Luckenbil, E. H. Fore
man and s. ROher.
Rev. L. /. Drake and son, relatives
Of c. w. Mcneil, are out this week
from Ohio. Mr.. Drake, Jr., has
bought farm south of town and will