The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-04-09
PERSONAL.

Rev. +. Pickett was in town Wed
nesday.
Miss Mamie Drake has returned from
her visit home.
Joe Estep accompanied Chas. Searls
to Chama, New Mexico.
Mike Fay and CIV Lemon were uE
from Humboldt Wednesday to atten,
the club dance.
Friend McElroy, of the Union, was
in town Tuesday and called up to sym
pathize with us.
Harry Gminder came over from
WoOdson this week to tell the folks
about that new heir.
T. +. Strickland went to FredOnis
yesterday on business connected with
the foreclosure of mortgage on q
$1,000 horse.
Mr.. MuchmOre and family started
to Brookfield, No., Wednesday, having
traded his farm here for similar proper.
ty, TO z Mr.. Joseph Ledf0rd.
citizens, but now merchant of Hum.
boldt, called on us Tuesday and order.
ed the REaIsTER sent to his address.
Chas. Searls started Wednesday to
Chama. New Mexico, where he goes to
re-euter the employ Of Graydon & Co.,
proprie;ors of extensive lumber mills.
w. d. Rowley returned Sunday from
Newton where he has been at work
the past two weeks on the new car
riage shops. He reports Newton BOOM
ing.
Messrs. Frank Root and Frank Wing
started Wednesday Tor Hot Springs,
health. Mr.. Wing will visit Florida
before returning.
Milton Northrup and mother, FORM
erly Of this county. now of Wyandotte,
are visiting relatives here this week.
Mr.. Northrup has spent most of the
past two years il Europe.
Charlie Shelter went to Kansas City
Wednesday, and expects to take adj
vantage of the low railroad rates to Wis
il the Pacific coast. He will probably
spend most ofthe summer in California.
Capt. w. a. Stuart. real estate
man of kokomO, Ind, accompanied by
I..C. Hoss. b. F. Holman and J. +.
kerlin. Of the same place were in town
this week, looking at the country. and
were guests Of the Shiloh Association.
DR.. Lafary and J. H. Fisher went
over 10 Fort Scott Saturday on the
same GRAND. ITO tell it Just as it ISL
the Doctor had already made an en-.
gagemCnt and Fisher hadn't. Hence
tableau with red lights and slow mu.
sic.
Rev. Daniel Young. formerly a res
idert Of Salem township apd q prohi-
bitionist Of the prohibitionists, called
on the REGISTER Wednesday He is
now living in Ottawa and has been
visiting his son-in-law, David Fergu.
son.
Mr.. Z. 8. Robbins was among our
callers from the "solid south" Monday.
He stayed just two minutes and left
us three dollars, (paying his subscrip-
ton away into '87l,-the kind Of cal
Ter that weary editor with devil"
at each elbow calling for copy, delight
eth to honor.
a. H. Campbell, assignee, and r. II.
knight, attorney for the assignor, were
at Moran Tuesday ON business connect
ed witt, the assigned estate Of r. Daw-
son. The sale was postponed for II
days, and Mr.. Knight tells us q settle
ment will probably be effected without
making sale Of the property.
Capt. Stewart was in town Monday
and spent hie usual pleasant hour in
the REGIsIER office. In referring in
cidsntally 10 politics, the Captain said
that during the Special Session he took |
occasion to talk with the representa-
tives from all the counties in this con-
gressj"nsl district and found that they |
We're all firm III the conviction that |
Funston would be re-nonIinate.l this |
fail without opposition.
w. NJ. Knapp returned Sunday from
q trip 10 the soutl, and West and re-
ports having made dozen ur fifteen
sales. He says that at Winfield the
other day there was a contest betweent
one of liIs buggies aud one made by a
Winfield firm, aud that his was al
judged the best by at least $50. The
lola Carriage Works have good name
wherever their work is known, and il
is pretty we'll known all over Kansas.
Srunnr prpnpre