The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-12-31
PERSONAL.

Dr. NJ. DeMcSs, or NeOuesna, Is IN
town this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Scott spent
Christmas and Sunday in town.
Mrs. Girly, of Springfield, Mo-. ia
visiting her aunt. Mrs.John C.Christy.
Mr.. George Miles started to Cali.
fornia Wednesday on q prospecting
tour.
Miss Effie Neff, of Humboldt, is a
welcome guest among lola friends this
week.
J. w. Wilmington and d. D. Brit
ton were among our Usage callers
Monday.
d. b. D. Smeltzer is down from
Kansas City to spend the holidays with
his family.
Wallace Duncan is down from Troy
to visit his mother and-and-tO enjoy
the holidays.
Mrs. Bell, Of Garrett, is visiting her
sisters, the Misses Fisher, of the Penn
sylvania Central.
Miss Mamie Voorhees,, of Garnett, is
visiting Miss Adah Wright and other
lola friends this week.
Miss May Ausherman, now of Bour-
bon county,is spending the holidays in
lola, the guest Of Miss keyser.
Miss Mary Ohlfest and Miss Anna
Pickell are helping represent Allen
county at the State Teachers Associa-
ton.
Walter s. Canatsey, who has been in
the livery business in Kansas City the
past six months, was in town over
Christmas.
Prof. Cowdrick, of the Yates Centre
Schools, was in town Monday on his
way to Topeka and made the REGIS
TER pleasant call.
J. w. Fisher, wife and child, of
Davenport, Iowa, spent Christmas
with his father and sisters at the
fennsylVanla CentIal.
We were in error last week in stating
that Fred Funston had returned home.
He is spending his vacation in Law
renee at work for the Topeka Capital.
Prof. Olin and Miss Barker went to
Topeka Tuesday to attend the State
Teachers Association. Miss Barker
will spend the remainder of her vaca.
ton at the Capital.
Hon. s. J. Stewart was i'm town
Monday and made the REGISTER a
pleasant call. He thinks the county
seat scheme will receive very little aid
or comfort in Cottage Grove township.
w. A. Custer and wife have gone to
Ash Grove Mo-, for visit of several
weeks. Before leaving, mr.. Custer
made Us present ofa handsome walk
ing stick cut from an orange tree, which
is very highly appreciated.
Mr.. ]. J. Nelson, U. S. Post Office
Inspector, was in town Sunday and
called on Post Master Ireland for an
accounting. This office has not been
inspected for several years but every
thing was found in apple-pie order.
lola has been fortunate in her post
masters.
w. J. Worst, our old typo, is in town
this week enjoying the holidays among
old friends. He has been holding q
position on the Springfield mo Re
publican for the past six months and
looks as though the world had used
him we'll. The REGISTER rejoices in
his prosperity.
Mr.. Chas. T.. Moore, of Kansas City,
is in town spending the holidays with
his parents Rev. and Mrs. Moore. On
Tuesday evening about fifteen couples
of young people belonging to Mr..
Moore's congregation assembled at the
parsonage in honor of his visit and
spent the evening most pleasantly.
S. Cole was down from the Usage
Monday, his first visit to the metropO-
lis for more than a year, and made the
REGISTER pleasant call. He says
that the recommendation of D. D.
Britton for appointment to the office of
sheriff gives great satisfaction to the
neighbors among whom he has lived
for the past 20 years.
Sunday evening, JAN >, at NJ. Z. church,