The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-05-25
PERSONALS.

Mr.. Frank Wood went to Humboldt
to work Monday.
L. B. Pearson, of Salem was q spec
tator of the ball game.
A. H. Knox was among the ball
players from Humboldt.
Henry Weighley made bis weekly
visit to the metropolis Sunday.
Mrs. D. d. Britton has gone to
Brazil. Illinois, on an extended visit
to friends.
Miss Mary Horney, Of lola, Is one Of
the graduates Of the Ottawa University
this year.
Mr.. Merriman, of Chicago, brother
and partner of G. F. Merfiman, il here
on visit.
8. A. d. Cox, of the Humboldt Her
aid was an interested spectator Of the
ball game Tuesday.
Attorneys Amos and Barber trans
acted legal business, and watched the
ball game Tuesday.
Mrs. Minnie Stevenson il down for
. few days visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. II. C. Hewitt.
G. L. KnOwlton and David Hutton,
Of Geneva township. were among the
REGISTERS callers Monday.
Rev. N. B. Johnson was this week
in attendance upon the Ottawa Dis
trict Conference at Blue Mound.
Prof. Flynn, of the Humboldt school
came up to play ball with the boys,
and made the REGISTER q cali.
G. E. Benton was called to Illinois
last Saturday by a telegram announce
ing the dangerous illness of his moth
er.
Mr.. Henry Longshore, in the city
"Wednesday, reports farm prospects
In the north townships highly promis-
ing.
Mr.. Jere Bryan, Of Humboldt, made
the REGISTER call on Monday. He
is rejoicing over newly allowed PEN
sion.
Mrs. Lena Osborn, Of Emporia, .
sister of A. o. Allen will be q guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen two or three
weeks.
II. V. Reed, of Cottage Grove town.
ship, and Milton Hawley, of Hum
bOldt, favored US with pleasant calls
Tuesday.
Miss Minnie Neff, one of the most
charming society young ladies OF
Humboldt, was visiting friends here
this week.
Decoration Day do not forget to go
and see Patterson's stock of furniture
and carpets. 1t will pay you even il
you do not wish to buy.
Joseph NJ. Dunlap. leading citizen
of Franklin. Indiana, accompanied by
his wife, were guests Of his brother J.
r. Dunlap, of Carlyle, this week.
w. A. Cummings, delegate from the
X. of P. lodge to the encampment at
Newton. returned Friday filled up
with enthusiasm for this great order.
Mrs. w. s. Gilbert, and her mother
came down Saturday from Atchison
and will make their future home here.
Mr.. Gilbert has taken rooms at A. H.
Browns.
Rey. Hyatt was at Garrett last Sun
day. supplying the Presbyterian
church there; and went on to Kansas
City, and also paid visit to Park
College. Parkville, Mo.
1. Port returned Tuesday from q
prospecting trip to Aurora, Pierce City
and other Mo. points, and says he is
now better satisfied with Allen coun.
ty as q place to live than ever before.
John G. Gordon surprised his many
friends by a sudden appearance last
Saturday. He is still in town and his
familiar "smile" reminds US of old
times. He halls from Sterling, COL
RADIO.
w. J. Worst, one of the REGISTERS
old typos dropped into town Tuesday.
He has been "holding down . case"
on the Topeka Capital for some time.
He looks as though the world had
used him well.
Will Root went to ElDorado Mon
day where he has obtained good
position. Mr.. Root is q first-class,
reliable young man in every respect
and we are sorry to lose him. Every
one here wishes him well.
Mrs. Ella Hunter, of Ottawa, q COL
lege friend of Mrs. Nettie Benton,
came to the city yesterday on q visit to
Mrs. Benton, who she was dissapoint-
ed to find had gone to Illinois. She
will remain few days at Dr.. w. d.
SCOTS.
Mr.. s. B. Allen, a banker OF Albion,
Mich, is In the city. He is brother
of Mrs A. w. Allen. and comes on a
visit and to be present at the gradu-
alton of Miss Blanche. Mr.. Allen is
also an old friend and school-mate of
A. w. Rowland. He is wonderfully
pleased with Kansas and Allen Coun-
ty, and is likely to become the owner
of some Kansas real estate before he
returns.
BASE BALL.