The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-07-12
KANSAS CLIPS AND COMMENTS


The most popular young lady at the |
Peabody institute was Miss Cash.
The Pittsburg Headlights red. white
and blue edition was creditabe and
| patriotic
There were 226 deaths at the Leaven-
worth Soldiers Home during the wear
ending June 10th.
Professor Wiley of the Agricultural
| college says splendid salad oil may
be made from sunlowers.
Kansas mines last year turned out
4.269, 7l6 tons of coal, over five and
half million dollars worth.
Charles Overstreet had a runaway
at Ottawa and from the accounts in
the local papers he was sure enough.
Stonework. "a Weir City negro will
give practical illustration of his
name in the back yard of the city
Jail.
a Lawrence shoe firm served lemon.
ade to its customers all day Saturday.
Thus do the pleasures Of shopping in
crease.
Carlton let the boys shoot all the
trecrackers they wanted to the Fourth
and now they have only half as large
IA town.
The Trego gold stories won't stand
much more working over so Topeka
springs report of rich zinc find at
Tecumpseh.
Henry Allen says that "a card Of
thanks though beautifully written has
no more soul in it than the notice OF a
sheriff SALE
Kansas will have plenty of bread
this year, and the last few days it
looked as if she was going to have it
well toasted. X G. journal.
1t took a TT. Scott jury iustfourmin-
utes to acquit man WHO was charged
with refusing to respond to summons
of the County Attorneys inquisition
court.
Hiawatha and vicinity's revival of
last winter is standing the test of the
summer all right. \ base ball team
was arrested up there for playing on
Sunday.
Wichita Eagle: The Kansas people
ought to swear Off on kicking on the
weather. The corn can stand a whole
lot more warm weather than the aver
age Karsan can.
Jack Rabbits and Coyotes run
through the business streets of Wichi-
ia and now nest of bull snakes have
been found uuder the steps of the
Federal building.
The Topeka policeman who kept u
woman from killing herself by putting
his arm around her would probably
play to larger house if he should
move to Emporia.
The Winfield Courier asks that the
! popular air There is land that is
hotter than this' be revised. Not
much. That's the only consolation
there is left these days.
Atchison Champion; May new pro-
cesses have been tried, but up to date
the self binder is the only machine
which has successfully extracted gold
from Trego county shale.
The latest story about the Kansas
clergyman who preached in shirt
waist says that he took the matter
Dolly and took as his text "He shall
make the waist places glad.
/, The Star characterizes Indepen-
dence's Fourth OF July celebration as
every punk", and il sounds so good
to the Coileyville journal that it
makes headed article out of it,
1t is said that six loads of gold
shale will be shipped out of Trego as
soon as the harvest is over and men
: can be secured to haul it.. Now does
any body object to calling the wheat
crop "a gold NINE
Baldwin is so stuck up over a
couple of horseless carriages there
have ordered that the first question
I the proud inhabitants ask of visitor
is, "Have you got any automobiles
where you live?"
Matters OF style depend somewhat
! on locality. AT Abilene and Wichita
l the hotel Keepers haverefused to allow
. u man dressed in Il shirt waist to eat
| at the table while at Carwood, Kansas
= the preacher appears in thepulpit clad
, in that garb.
The dispatch which the Wichita
Eagles correspondent started to the
/ effect that Kid Mccoy was engaged to
I Miss Mulhall proves to be false and
. The Eagle is out with a half column
= article apologi2ing to the lady.
"a tldll uONn CAShIluRC pun up Il
sign on his front gate. This Farm
b. for Sail" A wag came along and
r inquired, Say, mister, when do you
E expect this farm to sail p" Just as
D soon as somebody can raise the wind, "
= was the prompt reply.
r The Horace Republican says that
| work has stopped on the deep water
. well at Horace on account of the lack
D of material and the Marshall County
/ News Immediately gets in with the
=, suggestion that they splice piece on
! the other side of the earth.
D Here is the way an ice cream dealer
= in Kansas town throws it under the
t rival who is trying to do him up: "Ii
!. pure cream costs eighty cents gal
: Ion. how IS it possible to make ice
cream and sell it for sixty-fve cents a
gallon and make pro6t?"