The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-09-28

The Chanhte Tribune is OF the opin-
i IN that Iola's bus war brands this
town as childish in spite of her size. |
Now there is nothing childish about IT,
Both of the bus men realize that they
carry their lives in their hands every
time they meet and anyone will admit
that there is nothing of an infants
proportions in suit for S640.
Mr.. Doty and son whorecently came
here from LaHarpe have opened up a
chill and tamala house on the east
side of the square in the building just
north of the billiard hall. They are
originally from Ottawa and went to
LaHarpe at the solicitation of friend
but found that town not yet up to the
chill stage. They understand their
business thoroughly and have selected
desirable location and there is no
reason why they should not succeed.
A big crowd from lola is expected to be
here in attendance at the Roosevelt meeting
next Saturday. The band from that city is
also contemplating coming.-Ft. Scott Moni-
tor
That may be a very much to be de-
sired happening, but the fact is that
Mr.. Roosevelt will be in lola Satur-
day morning and this whole town and
the surrounding county expects to
spend next Saturday morning right
here in lola and every horn and every
lung will work full time right here in
expressing joyous welcome to the
vice-presidential nominee.
Humboldt Herald: j. II. Gardner
recently went to the river to water hi
team and drove into a deep hole JUS
below the dam. As he started tC
drive out the team pulled the running
gear from under the box and left MIR
Gardner to paddle his own canoe. 3
His craft was rather "onstiddyn anC
he suddenly took a header into tn
water. He finally got the wagon bo.
into shallow water and with some as
sistance placed it on the running gea
again The day was warm and n
suffered no bad effects from his ex
perience.
Mr.. Chas. Nicholson, one of tn
young men who has beenworking in tn
Office at the cement plant, has been il
poor health for some time and tn
doctors have decided finally that h
has consumption. He wanted to sta.
with his work as he could not affor
to lay off but his associates in the OF
= flee generously ordered him to leav
/, and by spontaneous contribution mad
up purse of 800 which they urge,
him to accept as loan so long as h
may need it. Mr.. Nicholson and hi
wife started this afternoon for Ne,
Mexico where they will remain durini
the winter.
Mrs. George Ruxton, one of tn
progressive women of LaGrande
knows how to reach the hearts of he
: fellow men. Saturday she brought he
Sunday School class of boys to town
treated them to rollicking good dir
ner. had their pictures taken and the
= took them out and showed the boy
the sights of the town, and made tn
REGISTER pleasant call in thei
rounds. There was abouttwenty boy
in the crowd and you never saw
brighter, handsomer, happier crow
in all your life. Mrs, Ruxton know
= how to entertain her boys and the
; will remember this days outing a
= their lives.
Abe Frakes was in Eureka n fe
days ago. F'rakes is the fusion non
inee for secretary of state. At the d,
pot he dropped into a conservatio
7, with young man named w. |
Thompson, of Cedarvale, Kansa,
The young man wore Il McKinlel
Roosevelt button on his coat. ID
you mean to say you are going t
vote for those men ?' ask Frakei
pointing to the button. ~ guess
am" said Mr.. Thompson. ~ hay
been Populist ever since the part
started, but | was down in Cuba wit
Roosevelt, and he gave me half of HI
last hard tack. I'm going to vote &c
him. -