The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-03-26
PERSONAL.


week.
E. N. Vert was up from Humboldt
Monday.
Ned Dibble and wife are in town
this week.
J. A. Heath was up from Humboldt
Wednesday.
Mr.. G. Utz came in from ElDorado,
Wednesday.
c. Englehardt, of Elsmore, was in
town Monday.
Hon. E. F. Ware had seat at the
bar yesterday.
ii. B. Hawk returned yesterday to
his home in Illinois.
]. w. Mcclure was over from Edo
RADIO the first of the week.
d. ID. Spicer, of Geneva. made us q
pleasant visit last Friday.
Jack Sweeten is over from Barry
county, No., attending court.
J. l.. Swap has returned to lola and
taken a position with Klaumann.
Frank Woodruff is at home this week
being laid off on account of the strike.
Postmaster McGlashen, of Moran,
was among the court house visitors last
Friday.
u. w. Matthews, the genial real es-
tate agent from Moran was in town
Monday.
Miss Minnie Pierce, of Mineral Point
Wisconsin, is a guest of her sister, Mrs.
s. l.. Rand.
Chas. l.. Botsford, an Atchison at
torney, was in attendance upon court
this week.
10. HOttenstine, of Salem township.
was in town Tuesday and left us $1.5O
the richer for his visit.
Mr.. Lon Whipple, of Colorado, one
of Capt. Thrasher's old chums, was in
town the first of the week.
Interstate Smith was an interested
listener to the speeches in the Court
House Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Lewis mother, Mrs. kennedy,
as been quite sick this week, but was
improving at last accounts.
w. l.. Bartels went to Leavenworth
Monday. He was tricked out in bran
new suit and looked as natty as a
Deputy United States Revenue Collec-
tor.
Miss Laura Chadwick started We'd
nesday for Missouri where she will
spend part of the spring and summer
canvassing for book.
Mr.. T. NJ. Sells, of Colony, was in
town Wednesday aud called on us.
He expects to spend the summer on
his claim in Finney county.
ID. Is. ID. Shelter is spending q few
days at home. He has purchased the
property upon which he has been liv-
ing and will make extensive improve
ments.
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field were up from Humboldt last Sat-
urday. Both of the gentlemen are pos
sible candidates for Superintendent of
Public instruction.
L. +. Caldwell, of Lawrence, adver-
Using agent for the Southern Kansas,
was in town Monday and Tuesday get
ting material for the next issue of the
Southern Kdnsan.
Mr.. o. w. Salisbury was i'm from
MarmatOn Tuesday and informs us
that he expects to start west soon to
locate. Wewill try to make room for
him when he returns q year or two
from now.
Banker Barber was in town Tuesday
and ran up to see the REGISTER.
Among other things he remarked that
the Lacquer who jumped farm that
he, (Barber) has owned and worked for
ten years, will wish he had never been
born before he gets through with him.
H. Armstrong, J. ID. Moore, A. G..
Shockey, w. T. Strong, p. J. Nc
Glashen, and L. b. Kline, of Moran;
NJ. E. Kellenberger, NJ. H. Kaitenbach
Us. Fortlyce, and A. H. HOlcomb, of
Yates Centre, and J. F. Shinn of Cha
mute, were guests of Neosho Lodge X.
of P. Wednesday night.
Mr. &C. Schenck has been in town
this week canvassing for State Atlas
of Kansas which is in course of prep0r-
alton by l.. H. Evarts & Co. of Phila-
delphia. The proposed work is one of
wide scope and of great Importance.
We will give more extended notice of
it next week.
D. ID. Spicer called on us Tues
day and informed us that Geneva is
dead sure of getting the railroad from
Colony to NeOsho Falls. The petitions
have already received the requisite
number of signers and the election will
be called at the first meeting Of the
commissioners. The amount of bonds
asked for is $4,000 and Mr.. Spicer
thinks they will be voted by large
majority. A railroad would be of
great advantage to Geneva and we
should be glad to see her secure it.