The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-09-19
PERSONAL.

Will Evans took flying trip to
Bronson Tuesday.
Rob. Reimert is attending the BUSH
ness college at Lawrence.
J. S. Smith, Veterinary surgeon, is
over from Fort Scott this week.
A. w. Beck is among lola visitors
to the Kansas City Fair this week.
Yves. Lawrence went to Cedar Rap
ids, Iowa, on business trip this week.
Mrs G. \ Steele and mother are WIS.,
iting with relatives at Wichita this
week.
Mrs + l. Marsh is visiting friends
and relatives in Springfield, Mo-, this
week.
A e Boyle is off this week for a
weeks visit with his folks in Cherokee
county.
VIM. Hampstead, of Garnet, for
mer citizen of this place, was in town
this week.
H. NJ. Miller was in town over Sun
day. He started out on the road again
wednesday.
Elder Henry Martin went to Frank
lin county last week, to visit his moth
er who is quite ill.
Mr. r E Mortified, the Moran tailor,
was in to see us yesterday. His card
is in this paper.
Miss Sadie Reimert returned from
her visit to the southern part of the
State the first of the week.
IN Templin was over from Yates
Center Wednesday, and made the
REGISTER pleasant call.
Mr.. w. w. Anderson went to Kan
sas City Wednesday to see that the
Fair was properly conducted.
DR.. J. A. DeMoss and wife were up
from Thayer Tuesday, to attend the
funeral of Mrs. NJ. l.. DeMoss.
Mr..and Mrs. S. A. Ellis was over
YatesCenter the first of the week
visiting relatives and friends.
DR.. J. w. Scott is up from the Ter
ritory on leave of absence. He eX-
poets to remain until next Friday.
Mrs. HI. J. Mounts, formerly of this
place, but now of Thayer Kansas was
visiting in this vicinity last week.
JF Colborn, Lon Northrup and AL
bert Allen are in Chicago this week,
laying in their fall and winter stock of
goods.
Rev w 8 Webb and A l. Dibble
went to Burlington this week to at
tend the Neosho Valley Baptist Asso-
citation.
w. A. Scott aud family and Mrs. S.
T. Ellis and daughter Bertha, started
to the Indian Territory Tuesday morn
ing, for a two weeks visit.
Mrs. J. ID. Greason returned from
visit to Fort Scott Monday. She was
accompanied by her friend, Mrs. Por-
ter, who will remain here this week.
Ed. Mcneil, our head typo, went to
Kansas City last night to regulate the
Fair and to gather up and bring bone
the boys that went the first of the
week.
Mrs. Goodhue received the sad news
Wednesday evening, of the death of
HtI lliOtucI dI DfluSSpOil, OuiO, auei
she and Mr.. Goodhue started for that
point on the midnight train.
Prof. A. S. Olin and wife arrived
in town Wednesday to resume their
residence here for the ensuing year.
They are warmly welcomed by their
many friends.
Dan Brewer, Lem Brubaker and
Charlie Casmire returned Saturday
night well pleased with their western
trip. They took up claims and expect
to go back soon to perfect their titles.
Mr.. ellison, an old friend of DIR.
Clifford, from Brighton, ILL.,, has been
visiting the doctor this week. He
went to Chanute Wednesday, where
he expects to engage in the practice
of law.
William Wagner, of Blue Springs,
Mo-, was among the prospectors in
Allen county this week. He was very
favorably impressed with the county
and subscribed for the REGISTER, to
keep posted until he can make arrange
ments to become a permanent resident.
B. w. Ausherman started to the
Indian Territory yesterday, where he
has received an appointment from DIR.
Scott as superintendent of the school
at the Otoe agency. The REGISTER
will follow him to his exile to let him
know how we all prosper during his
absence.
TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.
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