The Iola Register from Iola, Kansas • 2

PAGE TWO THE IOLA DAILY REGISTER, WEDNESDAY EVENING. JULY 21. 1926. Dr. Cumming and His Daughter Sure Relief FOR INDIGESTIOtJ jESOtlETY Such I Habit.

An hows Old Lawyer Barnes? asked Murphy of the doctor whom he had seen coming from the sick attorneys home. Why the poor, fellow Is lying at deaths door. Faith an theres grit fer ye now at deaths dure an still lying. BAYARD. (Mrs.

Floyd McCormack) July 20. Edith Arthur of Kansas City Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Chesley Garner. James Boyd and wife spent Saturday with their daughter; Mrs. Orville Riggs and Mr.

Riggs. those from this 13 Thompson, Miss Jessie Hackett, Miss Marvelle Clark, Miss Catherine Odor, Miss Maude Stafford, Miss Doris Childs, Miss Irene Menzie, Miss Luella Varner Miss Blanche anwlf Remshorc- ami Mis Ufarearet Law-1 rs Dunlap, Mrs. Dennis Isaac. Many- here- have known Remsberg and Miss Margaret Law Among community who attended the funeral of Mrs. J.

M. Davis at Bronson. Friday were: Clarence Isaac and Not A Precocious Child. Has your baby learned to walk yet? Mrs. Brown asked her neighbor, Mrs, Smith.

"Heavens, no! Why hes Just learning to drive the car. tBttXNNS GESJja ro gSCVL 6 Bell-ans Hoi water Sure Relief ILIL-AM 25ft and 75ft Packages Everywhere yer. Baptist Sunday School Picnic at Riverside Park About 225, people attended the MONTE VALE (Norma Isaac) July 20. Miss Bessie Rogers helped Mrs. Frank Dozier cook for threshers Friday.

Miss Bonnie Jefferis visited Norma Isaac Thursday afternoon. The Ladles Aid will meet with Mrs. Darr Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Isaac and Norma visited Ella Dickerson Wednesday afternoon.

Mrs. Nora Reese of Kansas City is here visiting Rogers and Hills. Mr. E. Reichmans called on Ed Smiths Sunday afternoon.

Clifford Wilcox spen Monday night with Cyril Hill. Lester and Clarence Alumbaugh of Iola visited the past week with their cousin Elsie Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Smith took them home Saturday night.

Mr. Will Rogers Is on the sick list. A good crowd attended the surprise on Mrs. Young Saturday evening. Mrs.

Isaac and Norma called on Dennis Isaacs Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Nay and family of Oklahoma visited from Saturday evening until Monday at the Dean home. Mr.

W. R. Alumbaugh spent Sunday and Monday with his daughter, Mrs. Ed Smith. Sunday was Mr.

Alumbaughs birthday. He was seventy-three years old. Last week Mr. Alumbaugh had the misfortune to lose his suit case containing his clothes and keepsakes, near Humboldt. Mrs.

Nora Reese and Mr.L. Rogers went to Iola to visit over Sunday with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Gray brought them back to the Ilill home Monday.

C. L. Isaac helped Clarence thresh oats Saturday. Tuesday being Elsie Smiths fifth birthday a number of her friends came to spend the afternoon with her. Games were played, and at three oclock refreshments of ice cream and cake were served outside In the playhouse.

Those present w-ere: Pearlie Barnes, Hope Williams, Dorothy Stinnet, Pauline Dozier, Helen Babcock, Lucile Dozier, Ethel Louise Babcock, Tansy Smith, Willie Wilcox and Lester and Clarence Alumbaugh of Iola. At five oclock they departed wishing Elsie many more PIMPLES-BOILS RUN-DOWN CONDITION LO Of APPETITE RHEUMATISM i 1 Yoq can take S. S. S. wih confidence millions testify to its merits.

An unbroken record of service for over 100 years is a great testimonial to a great medicine of pi. I Viiiuweii laueu uii jtier- picnic yesterday afternoon at Riv vord Mrs Wavda Wright and erside Park given by the members wrI 3, of the First Baptist Sunday school. al a Jh.IcKirick hme Croquette, horseshoe pitching, ball I rf Tuesday afternoon, of last and children's games afforded the I eeK entertainment until oclock! The news that Mr. Scott was so when a. picnic supper was served.

I much improved in health was wel After supper there were races of I come to the many readers of the various kinds and a nail-driving I Iola Register, contest for the women in which Daly McCormack of Kansas City small prizes were given to the and Chas. McCormack of Bates City, spent Saturday night at Floyd McCormackS. They came to attend the funeral of their cousin, Mrs. Fred Brown. Miss Mary Overmeyer and her Relatives and friends were deep-guest, Miss Bernice Cadle, of Kan-Jly grieved wken Mrs.

Fred Brown sas City, Mo; Mrs. Avery Sherman, took a turn for the worse Wednes-Miss Kathleen Lanyon and Mrs. L. day and passed away at her home Northrup will motor tomorrow Jin Iola Thursday evening. The evening to the L.

O. Northrop cabin many kind words and deeds ten cn the farm of Ex-Governor Davis, dered in our sorrow are a beauti-where they will spend the week- ful tribute to the one who Is gone, end for an outing. and a great comfort to those who Mr. L. O.

Northrup will accom-lmourn her going, pany them and will make the trip I Donaldson and family to the cabin each evening while the 1 gpent Sunday with friends in Kan guests are there gas city, jr F. A. Lantz and family visited Camrnle Gray Business tj I relatives at Bronson Sunday. Mr, Circle Holds Picnic Lantzs hand is slowly improving. A picnic and business meeting of Clarence Riggs and family were the Cammie Gray Business Girls Sunday evening visitors at the par Circle of the First Christian church ental McCoy home, was held last night at Riverside s.

Spillman and wife and son, Park. Eldon, visited Sunday at Dewey Those present were: Mrs. Carrie Spillmans Thomas, Mrs. Earle O. Fetherlin, Logan Frame and wife visited Doloris Fetherlin, Bobby Fether- Sunday at Ernest Bakers, lln, Mrs.

John Keyser, Miss Wilma John Shetlar and family visited McGee, Miss Hazel Suffron, Miss Sunday afternoon with his parents Vivian Riggs, Miss Ella Olds. Miss in Moran. Ivalee West, Miss Pearl Elliott, L. M. Ginbeyand family spent Miss Glessner Abbott, Miss Faye Sunday at L.

C. McCoys near Kin Auerbach and Miss Elizabeth cadi, and also called at the Mc-Riggs. 8 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Merle Caldwell called on Mrs.

Her- Donald home In Lone Elm. Chas. McCoy and family visited at the Hamilton home in Bronson Remember S. S. S.

is made the Davis family for years and will extend deepest sympathy to those so bereaved. Mrs. Floyd McCormack and Miss I I Sunday, Mildred Dunlap has been helping Mrs. L. C.

Baker several days. Chaunce Trimble and family, I Floyd McCormack and family, Mrs. from the Canaday farm were (Miss) Dollie Adams Life State Certificate. College Education. Principal of Intermediate (Iola).

Principal Old East Brick (Lallarpe). Dr. Hugh S. Cumming, surgeon general of the U. S.

Public Health Service," whose newspaper articles on health are read by millions daily, returns to America on the liner Berengarla after a vacation abroad. With him Is his daughter, Diana Cumming. STEPHENS GREEN. That God once loved a garden-, We learn In Holy writ, And seeing gardens in the spring 1 well can credit it. Hut if God walks in Dublin, 1 think that Hed be seen racing up and down the paths That lead through Stephens Green.

From tenement and basement From evil cdurt and slum In broken boots and tattered skirts Youll see the children come Fob them the unforbidden grass. The happy waters sheen. The flowered shrubs, the tulips pride, The peace of Stephens Green. They scamper and they tumble. They wander hand in hand Watching the clamorous waterfowl Entranced the children stand.

So poor you are or weary. So dowdy or so mean, Youll find a bench, and welcome Each day in Stephens Green. And so' I should not wonder Nor hold the tale untrue That God has often walked there In robe of skiey blue, Among the little children. Benignant and unseen. Blessing the man who gave the poor The grace of Stephen Green.

Winifred M. Letts in the Forum. Royal Neighbors Club fleets at Riverside Park The regular monthly meeting oi the members of the Royal Neighbors club was held yesterday evening at Riverside Park. The election of officers for the next fiscal year was as follows: Mrs. G.

A. Defebaugh, president; Mrs. K. C. Hurlock, vice president; Mrs.

W. A. Woodruff, secretary. A picnic supper was served at 7 oclock. Twenty-five people were A picnic meeting will be held in August at the usual time.

Call 102 in regard to our Shirt Special. Iola Laundry. Tennis Court In Sterling Heights. Messrs. Myron Funk and Charles Funk, have completed a tennis court at their home in Sterling Heights, which is now open for matches.

The first party to be held will be given by the Epworth League members of the First Methodist Episcopal church, which will take place at an early date." 1 Dinner Guests Mr. and Mrs. Roy Anderson, of Minneapolis, were dinner guests of Mr. and F. Zllliox of 32,3, Soutp Ffijiryi st ieet yesterday.

Order of Eastern Star Initiation The regular meeting of the Order of the Eastern Star was held Monday night In the Masonic Temple. After a short business meeting Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kirk received the degree. 5 Call 102 regard to our Shirt Special.

Iola Laundry. Young Womans Foreign Missionary Society Picnic The members of the Young Womans Foreign Missionary society of the First Methodist Episcopal church went to Humboldt Hill last night for a picnic supper and meeting. The election of officers for the ensuing year resulted as follows: Miss Luella Varner re-elected president; Miss Doris Cota, vice-president; Miss Catherine Odor, treasurer; Miss Irene Menzie. secretary. "The lesson-study was on the subject of 'Mexico and was given by Miss Margaret Lawyer.

The next meeting will be a picnic on the third Tuesday in August. Those present were: Miss Vera Republican Candidate for County Superintendent IT 117 nr I AMP rrn OF LONE ELM bone Elm Will Hate a Chautauqua Again This "lear Other Notes. Zimmer Tarty Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Zimmer, of 314 North Chestnut street, entertained last night in their home with a hide-and-go-seek party.

Punch was served throughout the I Dunlap and Mildred attended the (Mrs. T. Penland) evening. surprise farewell party given the 2- Gertrude Reeve of The guests were: Mr. and Mrs.

Meyers family at Mildred Monday Baldwin is spending a week visit-Wm. "Winkle, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest evening. the Carrier's.

Webb, Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Moore The main street of Bayard is Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Wollard of and Miss Dolly Mills. being graded by the township-road Arkansas City have been visiting workers this week. his mother, MrS. J.

W. Bracewdl, CRESCENT TALLEY. I A new hay baler was unloaded and other relatives. DISTRICT NO. 33.

there for J. B. Lambeth. Mr. and Mrs.

G. O. Reeve, Mr. and July 19. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Several car loads of walnut logs Mrs. Orin Minckiey returned Wed- after spending three wees Bible ped from Bayard last week. iat Eldorado Springs Mo L. M.

Ginbey and. family spent! Mr. and Mrs. A. L.Vllson and spent Sunday in Burl- visiting the Eddie Wilstrn aaahteiM snen a few avsvisitimr spent a rew das vismng at the parental Deihl home Mrs.

J. W. Bracewell entertained dinner Friday the following guests: Ruth Charlton, Maxine and Vera Jean Carrier, Gertrude Reeve of Baldwin and Irene is again first kind, and bit to year. home panied Brooks entertained for dinner Sun day Mr, and Mrsv Roy Brooks, Mrs. -lameU Leonard.

Robert, Myron, a an OayW and Mss Leon- rd n.MlSS lDa Underwood of Humboldt. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Harwood, Vivian and Elinor spent last week with Mr. Harwoods sister, Mrs.

McEwen and sons near Toronto. Miss Sadie Ray of Missouri is visiting at the home of her cousin, Lewie Simmon and family this week. day visiting relatives in Piqua. and Julia Hamm spent I Francess total population is now 59 309,000. IS Sunday evening at the Geo.

Riders lhome joying ice cream and wa- ter melon. Mrs. Dennis Isaac amL Bernice, Velma and Vera Gillham called on Mrs. Ernest Baker Monday noon. Baled hay is being hauled here from the fields a few miles west.

Several cars of hay have been loaded at Bayard. "L1 JA I to know of the birth, of a son, June 27, to Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Trimble a ef, Fjame will carry the mail rOUte Whlle Trimble Is away L. C.

Caldwell and wife, who have been in California since Janu- 1 Monday evening with Elnior liar-1 of Roseville, Calif. Danny Miles rm Mr RucrTi I ke gTen the new boy. I seVeral days of this week visiting waaa ayard koyfriends and relatives in Colony. Three of our girls, Gladys rrW With Mr- aTa McCdf-1 Bidair attended ttettStarg'- maCkB and 8 Tuesday afH nual picnic which was held at the 3 eroon lake east of rittsburg, returning and family spent Saturday eve- Several threshing machines arehome Tuesday ning at Robert Hamms. busy around here now.

AIr nd Mrs A L. Wilson and Mabel Gurwell spent Sunday af- Chaunce Trimble and family left I Orel and Mrs Glen Sarver sDent ternoon with Mrs, Clifford Clark. Tuesday morning for a trip to the the day Friday in Iola Mr Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Frank Giles and Ozarks.

Mrs. J. B. Forrester of I atfending the family and Mr. and Mrs.

Swearin- Gas went with them to visit jela- whlle th women SDeilt' the dav gen drove to Burlington Sunday tives at Pittsburg and Joplin until I chonnin? where they were met by Mrs. their return. They expect to be Ed(i Darnell and four OUR GREAT only from fresh roots and herbs. 3,1 1 T'J Phone 421 I if tc mmmer mTs FAgHnt ton andMr JJ; 2 poria, where they -went on a pic-1 nlc. ON ITS WAY and wafers were served by the Ladies Aid.

At the Sunday morning services at the M. E. church th.e young folks gave a special musical number and Connie Spangler gave a missionary reading. The missionary superintendent announced that a special program would be given the first week in August. At this time donations will be made of Christmas presents for China.

This gives us two weeks to prepare for it and we hope every one will help. Sunday school at 10 a. m. at both churches. Preaching at 11 a.

m. at the M. E. Epworth League at 7:15 p. m.

Preaching at 8 p. m. study at the Presbyterian church Thursday evening, conducted by Mrs. T. A.

Church. Ddnt Jorget folks, that-Lcne Eka going to have a Chautauqua this year. Last year was our attempt at anything of the but was considered a success we hope every one will do his make it a success again this Gertrude Reeve returned to her in Baldwin Sunday accom by Irene, Maxine and Vera Jean Carrier. Mrs. Will Barnett and two children, Wilma and Kenneth of near Centerville were calling at Pen-lands Sunday afternoon.

They reported Leslie Barnett, who was badly hurt while working in the oil fields, about the same. He still suffers intensely from the effects of his fall. WOULDNT EXCHANGE WITH MILLIONAIRE. After five years of suffering with stomach trouble I think know all about it. But thanks to MAYRS, I am now enjoying good health again.

I know of a million aire who is very bad with stomach trouble, but he wont take any pat ent medicine. In his present condition I wouldnt exchange with him. It Is a simple, harmless preparation that removes the catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and allays the inflammation which causes practically all stomach, liver and intestinal ailments, including appendicitis. One dose will convince or money refunded. Frys Drug Store and druggists pvervwbere Womens Peace-of-Mind under trying hygienic condi-tkms is assured this new way.

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Thus ending ALL fear of offending. You discard it as easily as a piece of tissue. No laundry. No embarrassment. Yon get it for a few cents at any drug or department store simply by saying KOTEX.

Women ask for it without hesitancy. Try Kotex. Comes 12 in a package. Proves old ways an unnecessary risk. KOTX No laundry discard like tissue Suits.Stage,akes;FjrWe:inlQil ary recently spent ten days seeing Gilliland home thia week.

the big redwood foreste-north of Mrs. Clarence Barrett left for San Francisco in Humboldt county, springfidd. this week to make an extended visit with her daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Ray. Mr.

and Mrs. Sam Murphy are OLD ELSMORE. July 20. Mr. and Mrs.

Lewis There is no disputing the fact that the people are this great buying event of musical merchandise. Pen- land. All reported a fine lime fheradio playing gomes and listening in on daughters t)f Bartlesville, nt a few at tfIe home of her brother, Joe Gilliland, whom she had not Been for twelve UIugh Gillilan(i and two ehihlren of Columbus were also visiting. at the ASK FOR BIFOCALS CV (Complete Vision) The Lens That Eliminate Every Home Wants Music This is the opportune time to grace the home with a good Piano, Victrola or Radio. 'We are offering great discounts in prices on all Musical Instruments, Sheet Music, Player Rolls, Records and Sundries.

Stanley and Larry Page were Kan- ColonyThTs week.JTheJ saCit7isit0cfa, will move into the Claude Law-Mrs Flora Sylvester Is spending rence home and care for theIr 8 7 days with her mother, Mrs. home while Mr and Mrs Tod ti rence and family take a trip to the Mrs Vernon Caldwell and Mrs Pacific coast. Mr and Mrs. Mur. Brightly were guests Friday of phy are bullding a new house near Mr.

and Mrs. ill Boler of Union- I the Lawrence property, which they t031n I expect to occupy as soon it is Mrs. L. Page and children spent completed lsat Thursday with her daughter Mr. and Mrg Charley Turner Mrs Carl Chase near Chanute.

and family gpent the day at the Mrs. Maude Sherwood and chil- Denny home Monday. Mr. Turner dren and Mr. August Sylvester helped in the hay field, were supper guests at the J.

W. Mr. and Mrs. R. P.

Sprague at-Aldea hoe Sunday evening tended the funerai of a very dear fd and Mrs. Min- friend, Mrs. Fred Brown, which afternoon caHers. was held at Moran at 2 oclock Miss Mable Brightly and Mr. R.

Sunday, conducted by the -Presby G. Short motored om Wichita terian minister at that place. Fi id ay afternoon and visited the Friends of Mr. and Mrs. E.

week end with Mrs. Brightly, I Geyer met at the parsonage Fri- Irs-ulIis Dlk Dent tte dayevening for a social evening nd with home folks. Mr. Dick is I together. The following program also here visiting at the G.

H. Cal- was carried out: Song by all well and Arthur Dick homes. I reading, Connie Spangler; duet, Mrs. Daisy Ashby and Irene Penland and Ruby-Barrett: Caroline, called on Mrs. Brightly I reading, D.

D. Ross; piano solo, An Evelyn Stout; vocal solo, Earl Mr. VVill A.derman has been on I Stout; duet. Ruby Barrett and Nell the sick list the past few days. Ross.

At the usual hour refresh- Plcn 91 re I ments, consisting of fruit punch held at the Old Elsmore grove 1 Worlds Best Makes The greatest factories of the world are represented in our stock, the mammoth Kimball, Gulbransen Ivers Pond, Cable, are the piano factories of 'yesterday, today and tomorrow. Good reasonable people buy these makes. Cash or Terms Old customers of this house will all testify that the Roberts way of financing is the best of all for good honest protection. Be a part of this big buying carnival for the betterment of music. Thursday July 22, There will be plenty of entertainment, eats and hot coffee.

Every one come and enjoy a pleasant day. Sunday school every Sunday at 2:30 oclock. Everyone is cordially invited to attend. olhnm'Polbeints CIHCllfSMSjljUS V.IP tout it tivwaisirSfeiA IOLA 1 West Madison -'v -o. v- Lela Mae Barnum quit the stage a few years ago and bought undeveloped oil lands near Amanllo, Tex.

She had to market beaut cram vcntedtoke ep up the payments on them-but now the 01 coming Si shortly 1.