The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-12-19
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
DIR. J. c. Boulson is at home this
week.
f,,e,., Sfnte Smith was i'm town Mon-
day.
II. NJ. Miller is home TO stay until
after the fair.
We noticed Commissioner-elect Pine
on the streets Tuesday.
Mr.. Oscar Germs is up from Neode-
sha this week ON business.
Ex-treasurer ]. B. Young was among
our Humboldt callers this week.
Mr.. John Beggs returned home las:
Tuesday and will remain during the
holidays.
Capt. Ijams is out on the road this
week i'm the interests Of the Carriage
Factory.
DIR. NJ, DeMoss returned Saturday
from visit of several weeks with
friends and relatives in Iowa, Illinois,
Indiana and Kentucky.
Miss Mamie Pugh starts tomorrow
for her home in Cottonwood Falls,
where she will spend the vacation.
Many wishes for happy holiday fol-
low her.
Miss Kittie Collins stopped in our
city few days on her way from New
Mexico to her home in Harper. She
reports delightful visit, and thinks
of returning.
Mr.. VIM. Hankins is again in town
after jauut OF several weeks through
Western Kansas and Colorado. We
are glad to know that he returns with
much improved health.
Mr.. Samuel Hart, well known as a
former resident of this county, but now
engaged in dairy business near Gates
Mills, O., is back on business visit.
He reports times Just as close in the
Buckeye state as they are here.
Alfred Cunningham, P. A. Savage,
A. Wood and George Copenhafer are
among the substantial citizens of
Humboldt and vicinity who have had
enough money left after paying taxes
this week, to pay for year of THE
REGISTER.
A. C. Boyle started for Macon, Miss,
last Friday afternoon where he goes
for three weeks visit with his broth
er. He will spend some time at New
Orleans before returning. We fear Bo-
gle will go down among the cotton
fields and forget to come back some
of these times. His visits are becom-
ing altogether too frequent.
Mr. B. F. brennan, of Deer Greek
township, called on us Saturday and
paid for his REGISTER away into the
year 1886. We are sorry to learn that
Mr.. brennan contemplates removing to
Baldwin City in the spring, where he
has traded for some town property and
where he goes for the educational ad.
vantages offered by Baker University.
He will be missed in Allen county.
Mr.. J. H. Richards returned from
Topeka last week quite elated with
having won an important nit before
the U. S. Circuit Court. The case was
one in which Mr.. Richards appeared
for the st. L., Fit. S. & w. R. r.,
which had been sued for $50, 80. After
being over ruled in every important
point, the plaintiff finally dismissed
the suit. Mr.. Richards is to be con.
graduated upon the ability with
which the case was managed.
Samuel French called on US last Sat
urday 10 renew bis allegiance to the
REGISTER for another year. He also
brought friend with him, Mr.. ]. w
Webster, whom he had persuaded te
sail under the same banner. This is
an example that we wish more of oul
friends would follow. There is hardly
one, of our country readers especially
but could persuade at least one &C.
quaintance or neighbor, who is not
now taking THE REGISTER, to sub.
scribe for it. If each of them should
do this we should most highly appre-
ciate the favor. 1t is always to be re.
membered too, that the more subscrib.
ers a publisher has, the better paper
he can furnish.
AsHCRAFTs STORY.
By the courtesy of Jailor Brown we
were accorded an interview last Tues.