The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-08-14
PERSONAL.

John w. Beggs is in town for shor
stay.
Judge Allison went to Fl. Scott Sat
urday.
Mrs. Ira Willett returned HON,
Tuesday night.
Leroy Runyan has returned from hi
trip to Greenwood county.
Mrs. d. Holmes is down from Prince
ton for short visit with friends here.
Mrs. DR.. Clifford and daughter E,lns
have returned from their visit to Law
renee.
Mr.. Irving French. chief clerk mt tn,
POnca Agency, l. T., was in town We'd
ne>'lay.
Mr.. A. s. Quinn, of Wilson county
is the latest permanent acquisition tC
our town.
Judge Stillwcll came mp Wednesday
and is now hard at work in our tempt,
of justice.
Lee Rucker went to Parsons the first
of the week to look up business for the
Mineral Well.
Miss Kate Ellis returned yesterday
morning to POnca, |. +. to resume work
in the schools there.
Mrs. A. J. Clark started Monday for
Chicago, where she will spend several
weeks with friends.
Mrs. n. F. Acers and daughter Grace
went last week to Geneva, ILL.,, for a
visit with relatives and friends.
Mrs. s. A. Ellis is visiting friends
here and will remain until her husband
secures another business location.
Mrs. Mollic Sc,rnstcr came up ycster-
day from Chanutc and will spend few
days with her sister, Mrs. T. NJ. Powell.
Mrs. L. O>burn, of Emporia, is visit
ing her brother \. o. Allen and other
relatives here, and will remain several
weeks.
Mr.. G. E. Benton and wife returned
Tuesday from their visit to Illinois, and
have taken possession of their house at
the corner Of Broadway and Western
streets.
Frank Scott returned Tuesday from
Illinois where he has been spending
the past few months with his uncle, u.
Simms.
Mr.. G. d. Kiscr, Of Chcrryvale, was
in town Tuesday. lie is q candidate for
the office of Deputy L. :. Marshal I'M
der Capt. Jones.
Miss Lizzie Bell. of Lawrence, was
in town Monday on her way to Yates
Centre, where she goes to visit rela-
tives for a few weeks.
Mrs. VIM. Hankins went last week
to Toronto on business connected with
the Woman's Missionary Society, of
which she Is president.
Staley, of the X. c. Times, was in
town Wednesday inquiring why the
subscription list of that journal had SO
largely decreased here of late.
Mr.. B. o. Davidson was in town over
Sunday on his return from Hutchinson,
Kan, where, having sold his interest in
his business in WyandOtte, he will 10
cate.
Mrs. +. b. Field is visiting Mr.. +. E.
Mcknight and other relatives here,
and will remain about three weeks,
when she will visit her old home in
Indiana.
Capt. p. H. Moore returned last week
from a ten weeks stay in New Mexico.
The Captain Is looking extremely
well and his trip, We are glad to learn,
was q financial success.
Mr.. George Ultz has gone to ElDora-
do, Kansas, to visit his daughter, Mrs.
Thomas. From thence he is thinking
of going to Iowa to visit sister that
he has not met for many years
collector Acers was i'm town the first
Of the week. He says he j. busy now
looking up individuals who are selling
whisky without Il government license,
and reports thatin one county he founI !
fifty such cases. N
|Mr. Wallace Duncan started yesSer-
hay to POnca, I. r., to assume the posi-
ton of Superintendent of Schools, to
which he has been appointed by DIR.
Scott. We wish him success and hope
that he will escape the wrath to come.
Miss Jennie ThOrnber has closed out
her millinery business here and return
ed to her home In Portland Michigan.
By her lasly like department and
manner, Miss Thornber has |
made many friends here who sincerely
regret her departure. n