The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-09-07
Purely Personal.

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was visiting his mother west of the
river this week.
j. d. Arnett went to Erie Wednes-
day to attend the fair.
w. +. Brewer was transacting bus.
mess in Chanute Monday.
Lutte like went to Colony last Fri.
day and returned Monday.
Merritt Esse is visiting relatives and
friends in Geneva this week
]. p. Moore and VIM Culbertsor
were over from Moran Tuesday.
Mrs. A. o. Allen and children are
visiting Usage friends this week.
j. H. Fisher, of Chanute, was in
town Monday on his way to Moran.
John Foust went to Williamsport
Pa, this week on business and pleas.
ure.
Mrs. DIR. Boulson starts today tC
Pittsburgh, Pa, for a visit of few
weeks.
Geo. like went to Humboldt Wed.
nesday to look after some business in
terests.
Miss Marguerite Graham, of Bur.
lingtOn, is the guest of Miss Clifford
Mitchell.
w. d. Port, who has been i'm lola
for few day returned to Chicago last
Saturday.
| l. s. Welsh went to Bushnell, ILL.,.
Tuesday, where he will visit two OF
three weeks.
F. f. Smith left last Saturday
morning for few weeks visit in the
eastern states.
G. o. Austin went down to Chanute
Tuesday to attend a meeting of the
Select Friends.
Miss Belle Gleason came up from
Humboldt last Friday and is visiting
Miss Jennie Kelso.
&c. Esse received a car load of ice
this week from Lawrence, and is re-
filling his ice house.
Mrs. f. G. Esse is visiting in Edo
RADIO Springs Mo-. with the hope of re-
gaining her health.
f. z. Brigham made a successful
trip to Dodge City last week with a
car load of potatoes.
Rev. E. P. Trabue will preach Sat-
urday night and Sunday night at the
carpenter ScnoOl mouse.
Robert E. Trabue, lumberman of
Texas, is the guest of his cousin, Rev.
E. z. Trabue, this week.
Miss Ada Moore and brother Roy, of
eureka, are visiting their aunt, Mrs.
H. l.. Reagan, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. NJ. Jennings ex-
pect to start today on visit to their
old home, Braddocks, Pa.
81 Speakman, of Logan, was in
town Wednesday with load of ap-
pies for the Cider Factory.
/Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Remsburg, l.. HO-
bart and G.. A. Fronk are among. those
who start to Pittsburg to-day<
Master Claude Adams, son 81 Archie
Adams, of Kansas City, was visiting
his uncle, e. g. Null, in this city the
first of the week.
Miss Florence Bean, formerly an
lola girl, but now living at Blackwell.
o. T., is visiting relatives and friends
in lola this week.
Mrs. w. H. Ricketts, and daughter
Miss Belle were called to Garnett last
Saturday by the death of an uncle.
Patrick Raven, one of the good
farmers in the West-Of-the-river
neigh borhOod, made the REGISTER a
pleasant call last Friday.
The Misses Ambrose, of st. Joe, Mo-,
who have been visiting Mrs. Parkin-
son, of this city, the past few weeks,
returned to their home Tuesday.
Miss Laura Gregg, of Garnett, was
i'm lola last Friday on her way home
from Fit. Scott where she has been
attending the w. G.. Il. U. convention.
Mrs. Gertrude (McGlashan) Barton
of Belle PLANE, and her sister, Miss
Floy McGlashan, of Moran, were
visiting in town the first of the week.
DIR. l.. Tozer was thrown from his
buggy Friday evening and his lame
knee was dislOcated. The hurt is a
bad one and will lay him up a long
time.
Miss Susie Golf returned last Fri |
day from a three weeks visit to her |
cousin, Miss M aggie Bedell at Edo
RADIO. Her ma ny friends are glad to
welcome her back.
Glenn Kreuter takes advantage of
the low rates to the G. A. r.. Encamp-
ment to visit his old home in Pitts
burgh, Pa. He starts tomorrow and
will be gone two or three weeks. Mrs. |
Kreuter will accompany him.
Misses May, bible, Ella and Anna
Ewart went Wednesday morning to
Crawford county, in COM
pany with their cousins, the Misses
Dillon, who have been visiting here.
They will remain several days with
the family of their uncle.
John Henderson and Arthur Cum
ningham have returned to the Uni
versity to resume their studies, John
Senior. Willis Henderson has also
gone up to Lawrence and will enter
the freshman Glass;
/,AIiss Effie Scott f9turned on Thurs
day of last week from her outing in
and remained here till Mon
day when she went to Lawrence
where she will do some special work
until September II, when she re-
sumes her work in the Leavenworth
High School.~
Mr.. Geo. e. Dalgarno, of Mason
Centre, n. H., is here this week with
MS family and may remain and take
of his farm northeast of
lola If his wife's health will permit.
He is a pleasant gentleman and we
should be glad to see him permanent
'esident of our county.
George Weisner, formerly of lola
)ut now of Rock bridge, ILL.,, is here
his week, having been ordered to re-
,ort to the Pension Board at this
,lace for examination. AS he is al
eady getting pension he doesn't
NOW why he should be ordered to