The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-07-06


returned to her home in HumboldtMon |
day. Mrs. Leabo her daughter from
Missouri, accompanied her and will |
visit some time.
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gave me fine growth" j. A. Lind |
er, editor Advocate Humeston, Iowa
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The trains on the Mo. Pac. have
been late every morning this week on
account of the wash out at Ft. Scott
and now the Santa Fe has fallen into
line. The train going north Mon
day which is due here at 3 O'Clock
did not get here until five and the
south bound was over an hour late.
The lateness on the Santa Fe was
caused by the crowds going each way.
Kansas City journal: THE Pop
ulists were holding their primary at
Princeton, Franklin county, the other
day, when well known Populist far
mer came walking by. Come in.
John; meetings. about to take up.
said the crowd at the door. "Hurrah
for McKinleyn shouted the Populist
farmer as he marched along to the
bank to deposit the money which he
bad just received for wagon load of
shoats.
y young lady who recently came to
lola and who is not used to being in
a live town where the reporters inter-
view everyone at the trains, isabusing
the reporters horribly today. Her
steady recently visited her and she
swears She was interviewed seventy
five times regarding him. She is go
ing to suggest to the young man that
he has his biography printed ona slip
and bring with himnext time becomes.
She thinks this will give them more
time to say the parting things at the
depot.
Word comes from Savonburg that
the one hotel of the town was filed
one night last week, principally with
candidates G.. A. Savage got i'm and
went to bed and slept so soundly that
he knew nothing about having had a
man put in beside him until he woke
in the morning and found b. L. Cliff
ford gently Grating through his most
rils. Clifford was like wise surpris-
ed at seeing Savage. The two rot up
and went down stairs and found S. c.
Brewster sleeping on cot and when
he saw them he threw up his hands
called ~ omit.
Esse Funston finished their in
voice yesterday and turned the stock
over to Mr.. Robinson and his son. an
announcement of whose buying the
stock appeared in the REGISTER at
the time of the sale. Mr.. Robinson
and his son come here from Lawrence
and both are experienced grocerymen
] y II.
Esse X Funston built up splendid
trade during the short time they were
in business and the new proprietors
are to be congratulated on stepping
into a good and increasing business.
The REGISTER wishes them success.
j. II. Holcomb, who lives on the
Crawford farm three miles east of
Humboldt, has resigned his position
as commercial agent of the Davenport
Rock Island and northwestern Rail-
road Co., in order to accept the posi-
sition Of traffic manager of the lola
Cement Co. He will come to his new
position in few days. VIM. Hol-
comb has just had his salary increas-
ed as commercial agent of the d. r. I.
~ n. RrailrCad in the hopes of keep
ing him there, but his ranch at Hum
boldt needs his attention and the new
position will bring him nearer home.
1t would be very agreeable out
come of the purchase by the city of the
Davis dam if the resulting transfer of
the mill property which now seems
probable, should bring about the
building up here of large milling in
terests. There is no reason why lola
should not have several huge Touring
mills, water power and gas giving the
cheapest power known. Kansas is
annually becoming more prominent in
the worlds flour business and Kansas
flour is the best made, being shipped
in large quantities to Europe, If the
salt process proves that Allen county
can raise fine wheat the mills should
be forthcoming and even if the grain
has to be shipped in, this is close
enough to the wheat belt to make it
profitable when the power is con-