The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-04-30
PERSONAL.

Collector Acres is at home this week.
Commissioner Ross was in town
Monday.
John s. Martin was in from Moran
Wednesday.
I'M. Chase, the Wise P. NJ. was in
town Tuesday.
Mr.. George Inge was down from
Geneva Tuesday.
D. E. Shelter, of Kansas City, was
in town over Sunday.
Mr.. VIM. Goodhue spent few days
in Wichita this week.
Marshal Jones spent Sunday and the
first of the week at home.
DIR. Haines, of LaHarpe, was in
town Tuesday and called on us.
r. NJ. Works and wife, of Humboldt,
spent last Sunday with friends in lola.
l.. w. Keplinger worried the an
finals in court this week after his usual
lively fashion.
J. H. Fisher went down to Elk City
Tuesday where he was engaged as
counsel in law suit.
Mr.. Kline, inspector for the Lombard
Investment Company, of Kansas City,
was in town Wednesday.
Attorneys Amos, Gilbert, Choguill
and King, of Humboldt, were in at the
opening Of court on Monday.
Mr.. B. Boeken, of Salem township,
was in town Wednesday and made the
REGISTER his usual pleasant call.
Miss Kate Ellis went to Ottawa yes
terday to spend a few days with rela-
tives. She will visit Lawrence before
returning.
Miss Nancy Hayward started We'd
nesday for Bloomfield, Ind, for visit
of two or three weeks with relatives
and friends.
Homer Fowler, one of the energetic
young farmers of Marmaton township,
was in town Tuesday and called on
the REGISTER.
Mr.. ]. G. Shinn, of FredOnia. was in
attendance upon court this week to as
sist his brother, the reporter, in making
transcripts in appealed cases.
Nv. Rice, of the Monitor, was in
town Monday. He bought a pair of
white rabbits from Klaumann and had
them sent to his folks in Fl. Scott.
Rev. E. s. Miller and family started
Wednesday for their new home at
Crown Point, Indiana. They are fol-
lowed by the sincere good wishes of all
who knew them here.
Frank McKenna, having finished
his Rose Hill school, started Tuesday
for Ellis county where he will probably
make his home. He may possibly re-
turn to lola occasionally.
We had pleasant call thisweek from
Mr.. Jas. Bliss, a gentleman who has
recently moved onto farm west of tbs
river, from Coffey county. Mr.. Bliss
is a veteran of the Mexican war hav-
ing served from 1916 to 1851.
Miss Jennie !!Colborn returned home
quite Unexpectedly last Saturday from
Tacoma, w. T., where she has been
spending the winter with friends. She
only remained at home over Sunday,
going Monday to Lawrence where she
takes a position as saleslady in the
millinery department of the "Trade
Palace"
George E. Faler, editor of the Yates
Centre Ne,rs, was in town Wednesday
and made the REGISTER a neighb0rly
call. We are sorry to learn that Mr..
Faler's health has not been good for
some monthe past. He contemplates
q trip to the mountains in a short time
from which he hopes improvement in
his physical condition.
Rev. w. s. Webb and family expect
to 60 to Girard hext week where Mr..
Webb assumes charge Of the Baptist
church. Mr.. Webb's work in lola has
been very successful and his relations
with his congregation have been of the
pleasantest. His departure is much
regretted. So far as we are able to
learn bis place here has not been sup
piled.