The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-05-07
PERSONAL.

Frank Wing has returned from his
trip to Florida.
Chas. Cramer. of Chanute, was In
town this week.
DR.. DeMoss, of Thayer, is visiting
relatives in town.
A.C Scott went west Wednesday
on business trip.
Mrs. 1. B. Lawyer was at Neosho
Falls over Sunday.
George Myers, of the Usage, was on
our streets Monday.
II. G. Gray, Of Grinnell, Iowa, is
visiting lola relatives.
Mrs Mollie Mccoy is over from Green
wood county on visit.
Allan Mcdonald went to Kansas
City the first of the week.
Mrs. c. &. Brengle of Neosho Falls
is visiting in town this week.
Robert Stanley was among the
Osagers in town last Saturday.
H. klaumann was in Kansas City
the first Of the week Oh business.
Thos. Reed, of Chanute, was visiting
with his brother, w. B., this week.
Mrs. n. Hankins is::entertaining her
sister, Mrs. Lou Hudson, Of FredOnia.
Miss Minnie Wyckoff. of Moran, was
q guest of Mrs. A. ]. Clark the first Of
the week.
McElroy, of the UnioS, was in town
Monday and helped us while away IN
hour or two.
e. E. Benton was In Wellington the
first of the week looking after some le-
gal business.
L. B. Pearson of Salem township
was in town last Friday and called on
the REGISTER.
Sheriff Brown went to Fort Scott
Monday to take over the defendant in
the YOcum case.
A. H. Campbell and A. H. Brown
are in Fort Scott this week as witnesses
in the Yocum case.
Abel Fisher, Miss Glib" and go"
started Monday on visit to their old
home in Pennsylvania.
Miss Docia Young was entertaining
Miss Kate Fisher, of Humboldt, FRI
day and Saturday of last week.
J. P. Davis, who has traded his Al
len county property for a farm near
Eureka, was in town this week.
Mrs. Willkirk, of Muncie, Ind, Is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Frank
Knapp, and will remain two or three
weeks.
George Ashford Is at home for two
weeks lay-off. He says the labor
troubles have disturbed trade In all
lines of goods all over the country.
DR.. Drake, accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Aspinall, left Thursday morning
for visit of several days with friends
at lola, Kansas.-HOtde'a (Mo.) Re
publican.
W.D. Rowley and wife spent Sunday
in Neosho Falls. Mr.. ROwley went to
Fort Scott Wednesday and will prob
ably go from there to Kansas City on
a business trip.
Wallace Duncan made flying trip
home las: Friday, returning to EN-
poria Saturday. He reports the State
Normal in very prosperous condition
and Emporia thriving.
Rev. r. NJ. Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. J. E.
Henderson, Mrs. A. w. Allen and
Misses Sadie Reimert and Minnie Mer-
win went to Humboldt Tuesday to at
tend the 8. $. Institute.
The REGISTER was honored last Sat-
urday afternoon with a pleasant call
from Misses NJ. G.. Ohlfest and Dean
Pace, two Of our most popular and sue
cessful county teachers.
A card from F. J. McKenna informs
us that he is located at Ellsworth
where he has entered into the employ
of a hardware and lumber merchant.
He has to have the REGISTER, of
course.
J. HI. Fisher and H. w. Talcott have
been in attendance upon the Bourbon
county court, prosecuting the Yocum
case taken from this county on change
don were employed on the defense.
Capt. l.. A. Thrasher is again at
home for short lay-off. He has been
travelling over Nebraska quite extern
siyely this last trip, and gives it as
his opinion that the immigration into
that State is fully Us great, if not great
er than that into Kansas.
Homer Hendricks and Lon North
rup returned last Saturday from their
Florida trip, reporting "a splendid
time. They are much impressed with
Florida as place for investments, in
view of the rapid development of the
State which they deem certain in the
near future.
Charlie Kline, Goodhue & Evans
popular clerk. returned the first of the
week to his home in Logansport Ind,
where he will continue his duties as a
pharmacist by assisting on farm dur
ing the summer. (W.J. says that
EARN assist joke is an old one so we
feel reasonably safe in using it.. Charlie
thinks he will not return to Kansas,
but know ing how many have made the
same resolution, only to break it, we
have no fear.
A PECULIAR PETITION.
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