The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1896-12-18
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Some Notes About Various Society Events
and About People that You
Probably Know.

Mrs. L. B. Kline, of Moran, visited
lola Tuesday.
J. P. Duncan was in Fit. Scott the
first of the week.
Harmon Hobart went to Humboldt
on business last Friday.
NJ. w. Neal went to Thayer last
Friday, returning Monday.
Harry Sleeper has been in Kansas
City this. week on business.
G.. E. Price returned last Saturday
morning from his trip to Alabama.
Miss Sadie Reimert went to Kansas
City the first of the week on business.
Uncle George Brown and J. H. Spic-
er were down from Geneva Tuesday.
w. H. Root was doing some plumb
ing in Yates Center the first of the
week.
Oscar Foust and A. H. Campbell
have been attending court at Garnett
this week.
r. B. Cooper, of Grand Rapids,
Mich, a cousin of r. H. Bennett, is
visiting him.
Guy G. Abel, of Mcpherson, was in
the city last week visiting the family
of MIR. Bonnell.
John EverhearL and Miss Edna re-
turned last Saturday from their visit
near Humboldt.
Capt. H. F. Travis is down from
Kansas City to spend the holidays
with his family.
J. E Myler has got back from La
mar, Mo-, where he has been visiting
| for some months past.
Mrs. d. c. Wood had a pleasant
visit this week from, her nephew, Mr.
w. j. Vosburgh, of Wisconsin.
Mr.. j. E. Hobby, one of the SUBJ
stantisl business men of Moran, was a
pleasant caller at this office Tuesday
Sylvester Hawkins, an old resident
of A lien county, is here this week on
visit His friends are glad to see
him.
Mr.. Andrew Baird, State Secretary
of the Y. NJ. e. A, WAS i'm lola Mon
day on his way from FIT. Scott to
Topeka.
C. F. Clarke, of Oxford, who has
been here visiting his uncles, Frank
Clarke and NJ. NJ. Hart, left Tuesday
for Garnett.
Mrs. Seigler, of Piqua, who was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Null in this city, returned to her
home Monday.
Miss Gussie Hose, of Chanute, and
Miss Msude Harding, of Topeka, were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. Ben
nett over Sunday.
Mrs. P. j. Fryer, of Kansas City,
came down to lola last Friday and
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
Rowland, returning to her home
Monday.
A. A. Gould went to ElDOrado,
Kansas, last Thursday and returned
Saturday. Mrs Wilcox who has been
visiting relatives there the past year,
came home with him.
Mesdames Alt and Lutte Northrup
entertained most delightfully."- on Tues
day afternoon. In Mrs. Lutte North
rup's pretty cottage the daylight was
excluded and an added beauty given
to the scene by the use of artificial
light. The guests were seated at
tables made brilliant with scarlet ger
aniums and trailing smilax and
served with delightful course sup
per. The guests were Mesdames d.
Ewart. o. FOust, A. L. Taylor, G.. H.
DcClute. A gDeS Scott i + Ireland
H. NJ. Miller, J. ). Turner. a. j. Full
ton, A. w. Beck. Ralph Drake, Har-
~ Sleeper, Tell Evans, AdIai Ewing,
Davis, Drummer, Davis, Stella Davis.
Nell COlborn. Del NOrthrup, w. 5.
Picken, A. w. Rowland, Jennings,
Horton, w. II. Richards, Colborn.
n. +. Aeers. Miss Coutant, Brew.
ster, c. +. Scott, BOwIus, Claiborne.
VIM. Davis, w. G. Jones. Harry Me-
Mel, n. Shaffer, Wakefield, Miner and
Young.
The home of ID. c. Wood was bril-
liantly lighted Saturday evening,
Dec. u. in honor of Miss Grace who
gave Pop Corn Tacky party. About
thirty five of her young lady friends
were invited, each one having the
privilege to invite one gentleman.
The tackiest dressed boy and girl was
to be given a prize At nine o'clock
refreshments were served and soon
after the judges Misses Ella Brown.
Belle Travis and Maude BarteIs
awarded heprizes. Miss Emma Sallie
having won the tin cup and Mr..
Marion Travis the baby rattle. The