The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-04-28
PURELY Personal.

gist was in town Tuesday.
JAS. Budd IL building house and
barn in the south part Of lola.
Jas. Woodward and w. f, Young
were over from Moran Tuesday.
Ira Kelley is building neat cot
tage for himself on South street.
Mr.. Nelligan, of Kansas City, has
accepted position with the Famous.
Mr.. Mart Decker and sister, Miss
Elsie, went to Elsmore Wednesday for
visit.
Mrs. j. w. Delaplain left Thursday
for Pittsburg to visit her sister, Mrs.
Burtiss.
Jas. Derenzy has begun the erection
of two new cottages in the south east
part of lola.
Harry Hiner went to work Mon
day morning in place of Cliff Reed in
Reeds barber shop.
Miss Lille Higgins returned to her
home in Ottawa after a short visit
with old friends here.
Geo. Often recently sold out his
bakery and restaurant at Humboldt
Mrs. Hurlock came over from Moran
Wednesday for visit with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Book.
Dennis Smith and w. w. Motif of
Savonburg, came up to attend the
odd Fellows celebration.
Mrs. Pickell, of Humboldt, visited
her sister-in-law, Mrs. A. w. Beck,
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. r. Arnett went to
Center Ridge, Kan, Friday for visit
with Mrs. Arnetts parents.
Mrs. Ludwick returned last week
from Wellington where she was call
10y the serious illness of her mother.
b a. Casmire, of Muncle, Ind, is
here on business which may mean
big things for lola in the near future.
Mr.. Wilbur Clarke has been visit
ing his brother-in. law, G. w. Quiet
returned to his home at Walnut to-
dav
Mr.. l.. l.. Thrall was down from
Neosho Falls Friday and while here
disposed OF his property on north
Walnut street.
Miss Dot Wright went to Moran
Tuesday to attend the commence
ment exercises of the high school, re-
turning Wednesday.
Mrs. Smith and daughter arrived
from Waverlv last Friday to visit the
family OF Charlie Cole. Mrs. Smith is
Mrs. Coles mother.
Mrs. r. II. Todd, Of Chicago, who
l ha viz NIpu paI
for several weeks went to Caney Sat
urday to visit sister.
Mesdames VIM Hankins, Harbaugh
and Jacoby went to Havana Kan
sas to attend meeting of the U. b.
Foreign Missionary society.
c. G. Lucock has signed up a years.
contract with his old employer, w.
H. Root, and will resume his former
business occupation of plumber.
Mr.. j. A. Anderson, the tailor, has
received bis household goods from
Caldwell, Kans., and his family will
arrive in a few days when he will go
to house keeping.
Mr.. J. f. Balthers and family ar
rived from Gardner last Saturday to
make Lola their future home thus
adding fve desirable citizens to the
coming metropolis.
Cliff Reed left saturday for Keokuk
| Ia, where ne has an excellent posi-
/ ton i'm his uncle's barber shop. That
he may prosper and grow rich is the
hope of his many friends.
Judge Stillwel came in from the
east Monday morning and the sights OF
progress and growth in lola and its
eastern suburbs led him to quote as
| iOllOws:
Lord God OF Hosts, be with us yet
Lest we forget lest we forget"
Or. Wallis Ewing has moved into
the house formerly owned by :. A.
Gard on south Western street. Mr..
Purcell, who has recently been Occu-
( plying The house, has moved into the
residence lately vscat ed by Mr.. l.. c.
Beatty.
Rak Miller and Clint Taylor re-
turned Tuesday from business trip
10 Kansas City. They report that
Claude Wright who has been work
ing at Swift's packing house for some
time, has secured Job at the same
place for Clarence Martin, and Suorky
is now busily engaged in sailing
hides.