The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-09-03
PERSONAL.

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week.
J.. H. Richards was in town We'd
nesday.
r. f. Lauck,:. Wichita, was in town
over Sunday.
John Beggs is again at home for q
short vacation.
VIM. Goodhue went to Kansas City
last night on business.
Miss Mollie Cochran has returned to
her home in Springfield, Mo.
Capt. Slower went to Kansas City
Wednesday night on business.
Prof. Olin will probably return from
Lawrence to-day or tomorrow.
w. r. Mitchell, of the COurant, has
returned from his visit to Virginia.
en-. Perkins and Fred. Cramer, of
Colony, were in town Wednesday.
T. E. Mcknight and family spent
last Sunday with relatives in Ell Dora
do.
J. E. Henderson came home to.the
Bean Bake and spent Sunday with his
family.
Mr.. A. J. Foust was in from the
Usage Monday and ordered the REGIS
TER sent to him.
Joe McNutt came in from KiOwa
county the first of the week, to see his
mother, who is quite ill.
Prof. McIlravy, of the Lawrence
Business College was in town last Sat.
urday and called on us.
Will. Campbell and his two sisters,
from near Colony, were in town this
week visiting relatives.
Lon Northrup will make his semi
annual trip to Chicago next week to
lay in his stock of fall and winter
goods.
Judge s. M. Knox, of Princeton, ILL.,,
is i'm attendance upon court this week,
looking after his contempt case against
s. G. Sears.
Mr.. B. F. Clark started to the west
ern part of the State this week on a
prospecting tour. He will be gone
three or four weeks.
F. w. Finney. of Neosho Falls, who
was Lieutenant-G Governor, and 8. G..
Isett, of Chanute, (which wants to
be-" were in town Wednesday,.
Mr.. Fred Schuepbach, editor of the
Thayer Headlight was in town Mon
day on his way to Fort Scott and made
the REGISTER pleasant fraternal Wis
it.
Judge Allison returned Sunday night
from his trip to Indiana. He says the
old Hoosier State looks like a garden,
crops of all kinds being better than
known before for years.
o. w. Salisbury. formerly of Mar
maton township, now holding down a
claim in Lane county, was in town
this week looking after business mat
tiers. He is well pleased with his west
ern prospects.
DIR. COblentz, of Piqua, was in town
Wednesday, TO attend the meeting of
the Board of Pension Examiners, of
which Board ne is now a member, hav-
ing been appointed in place of DR.. Gift
ford, resigned.
Fred. Funston and Schuyler Brews.
ter go to Lawrence next Monday to
begin their course at the State Univer-
sity. We are glad Allen county is to
have two such bright representatives
at our lima Mater.
Amos, Barber, Gilbert and Smith,
of Humboldt; Stevenson, of Yates Cen
tire; Dickson, of Neosho Falls, and
Keplinger, Of Wyandotte, were the
foreign attorneys who made their ap-
pearance the first day of the District
Court.
Mr.. B. A. Sprankle, of Newark, o.,
has been in town this week and inves-
ted in considerable amount of lola
property through the Neosho Valley
nd..Agency. Among other lots he
purchased the Richards corner, oppo-
site the Court house upon which he ex-
poets to erect within a year a large
brick business house, to carry on the
clothing and boot and shoe trade in
which he is now engaged. Mr.. Spran-
kle is a young man of means and ener-
gy and we shall be glad to number
him among our permanent residents.