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yMXMt Mk-tiBr as ft 8 rn if'1' eitmmw? r4t -4 tyth 1fcr -A 4V. A Jf 'THE TOLA DAILY REGISTER, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER SO, 1923. PAGE THREE fWV LAHARPE AND ns CITIZENS I i agfe-. Francis McCall, of Kansas City, I Mr. and Mrs.

Jesse Usher and drove to Iola Sunday evening" for daughter, of 8 West Cameron St few days visit. lie returned home were Sunday guests of Mr. and this afternoon accompanied by his Mrs. Tom Lasater. of north of Gas.

mother, Mrs. W. I. McCall and sister? Miss Elva McCall, who will! Pie Supper and Program at roend the winter there with him. Pleasant Prairie school, Friday eve-They went by the way of Nevada, ning, November 2nd.

and will spend the night there with their sister and daughter, Mrs. Lee Parke. Lula McFarland, of Bronson, Kansas, entered St. Johns hospital i any DRY G00DS-V0M EN'S WEAR-MILL! ERV IOLA KANSAS IOLAS POPULAR STORE Many New Dresses Arrive $12.75 $19.75 and Alice Nell Lewman, who made the necessary introductions for this! unusual The house was decorated in the usual Halloween i decorations. After the guessing I contest of whos who, the guests assembled in the dining room where a I bountiful dinner was served amidst much fun and laughter, to Mrs.

Walter Maudlin, of Iola; Mrs. J. H. Culbertson, Mrs. Cecil Perkins, I Mrs.

Verne Green, Mrs. Bert Johnson, Mrs. H. L. Lacy, Mrs.

Frank Stevenson, Miss Clara Parlasca, Mrs. Leona Morrison, Mrs. J. W. I Becannon, Mrs.

L. H. Richardson, Mrs. Tm Green, Mrs. E.

G. Fowler, Mrs. Oren Hartley, Mrs. Lester Lewman, Mrs. Lee and 1 Mrs.

Mora Livingston. After which they repaired to the living room, where games were played and favors were won by Mrs. Walter Maudlin and Mrs. Oren Hartley. There were also others who received dumbbells.

At a late hour all departed after a Jolly evening spent together. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Tredway drove to Emporia Sunday and spent the' day with their daughter. Miss Mildred Tredway.

Misses Mary Roberts and Fern Clark accompanied them and visited friends. The jail is being moved to the Homer Troxel property where it will be used for a garage. Mrs. Minerva, Harris has been much worse for several days but is feeling some better today. GOOD INVESTMENTS will be found among the Classified Ads.

Special prices on all Mattresses during this entire week, prices from $7.50 and up. See our window display. A. W. Beck Furniture Co.

Miss Clara Mr. Will Wood, Mr. Willis Kerr, Mr. William Newman, Mr. Walter Wilson, Mr; William Daugherty, Mr.

J. A. Reeves, Mr. Otto Olfest. Mr.

Charles Pennington, Mr. Joe Burger, Mr. A. A. Holdeman and Mrs.

J. A. McDonald. Members present were: Mrs. G.

W. Chewnlng. Mrs. Esther Reb-man, Mrs. O.

L. Clevenger, Mrs. William Daugherty, Mrs. Walter Wilson, Mrs. Willis Kerr, Mrs.

William Newman. Mrs. A. A. Holdeman, Mrs.

Ralph Barker. Mrs. J. A McDonald, Mrs. Will Wood, Mrs.

Otto Olfest, Mrs. J. A. Reeves, Mrs. Joe Burger and Mrs.

Charles Pennington. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Pennington drove down from Kansas City, Saturday. for a short visit with relatives and friends.

They expect to return there tomorrow. The Coterie Club members and their families enjoyed a Hallowee party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sigg, Friday night. The house was made attractive with Halloween Colors and decoration.

All kinds of costumes helped to make amusement and prizes were given to Miss Ruth Dennis and Mrs. Henderson Mitchell. Games were played and a jolly time had by everyone. Refreshments were served. Those present were: Mr.

and Mrs. Mote Robinson and children, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Wilson and children, Mr. and Mrs.

Chalmer Mosier, Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt Henderson, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Schofield and daughter.

Miss Florence Schofield, Mr. and Mrs. Henderson Mitchell and sons, Mrs. John Day, Olive and Glen Day, Misses Elta and Ruth Dennis, Mr. Robert Todd, Allen, Victor and Eugene Sigg.

Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Richardson of Iola, called on Mrs. Minerva Harris Sunday evening and brought her some beautiful flowers. The workmen finished the painting of the water fower about noon The Rev.

and Mrs. E. E. Turner, of Indianapolis, are here for about ten days to take treatments from a local doctor and have taken rooms at the home of E. Beckes, 23 South Kentucky street.

They came to Iola from Lawrence, I Ear. Nose and Throat. where they conducted a two weeks revival meeting. They go from here to Ava, Mo. Eliza Paul, of Moran, topsils removed this Johns hospital.

L. Cox, M. Mrs. C. A.

McClure, went to Topeka this Fred Brocker, of Emporia, came I Sunday morning for a visit with He and his sister, Lo rene Broeker, drove to Nevada, for a short visit with relatives. Car Henryetta deep shaft machine mined lump coal on track, 1 7.00 off car. Krupp Coal and Junk Co. Phone 351. The Ruth Ike club met at the lome of Mrs.

Martin on North State street Monday afternoon. Miss Gertrude Rawlings, of Moran, was the guest of friends in I ola Sunday. The DeMolay band, directed by J. V. Merchant, will play ip the leewollah parade at Independence tomorrow.

Mrs. R. A. Posch, nee Miss Neva Ritter, will talk from station WDAF (Kansas City Star) Wednesday evening from 5:30 to 6:00 o'clock on Pastuerization of Milk. Mrs.

Posch with the Consumers League at Kansas City. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. S.

Ritter, of 620 East Broadway. Mrs. Pearl Thomason and daughter, Mrs. Esther Tompkins and son, aul, of Fort Scott, stopped over or a short visit with Mrs. J.

W. Gordon, 411 North Chestnut street, Sunday enroute home from Chanuta where they attended 'a funeral. Mrs. Letha Murphy and daughter, Lila Jean, who underwent tonsillectomy operations yesterday morning at St. Johns hospital, returned home this morning.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reynolds and Mr. and Mrs. John Brazee motored to Kansas City Saturday.

They attended the football game at Lawrence in the afternoon. Dr. II. M. Stephenson and R.

D. Stephenson attended the football game at Lawrence Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jones and their two daughters.

Margaret and Ella Ruth, of St. Louis, today returned to their home following a four-day visit with relatives and friends in Allen county. Mr. Jones is government supervisor of business methods in packing houses of the St. Louis territory.

He has many relatives in the eastern part of the county as has his wife, whose parents are Mr. and Mrs. John Stevens, who live near Hum boldt. HALLOWEEN MASQUERADE PARTY I. O.

O. F. Hall Thursday Nile, Nov. 1 2 Rebekahs and their families Miss Rea Harris, of Tulsa, I I and up to 9 $39.75 You will love them they are so chic and new smart dresses of satin, crepe, velvet and georgette in the styles that were but lately presented by Paris the outstanding colors of the collection are black, chestnut and maroon glace. Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Nicholas Entertain. N. S. Club and Families.

Several Clubs Hold Halloween Parties. (Mrs. Opal Mitchell.) LAHARPE. Oct. 29.

The members of the I. N. S. club and their families and friends were entertained with a Halloween party in the beautiful home of Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Nicholas Saturday evening. Everything was carried out in true Halloween style. Bones placed on the broad front steps glistened in the' bright moonlight and the host dressed in a fancy costume representing His Satanic Majesty met the guests at the door with his pronged sceptre. The guests were ushered into the long, living room where bales of hay had been placed around the wall for seats and straw for a floor covering. After unmasking.

games were played, and later partners for supper were chosen by drawing numbers on cut-out parts of black cats, bats, etc. Refreshments were served at a late hour all departed declaring Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas ideal host and hostess. Those present were: Mr.

and Mrs. Willard Lytle, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Lytle, Mr. and Mrs.

Ernest Stewart and childreh, Mr! and Mrs. Carl Witklund and children, Mrs. John Day, Olive and Glen Day, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pierce and Betty Jean, Mr.

and Mrs. J. B. Nelson and family, Mrs. Lewis Larson and family, Mr.

and Mrs. J. B. Nelson, and family, Mrs. Lewis Larson and family, Mr.

and Mrs. Henderson Mitchell and sons. Miss Cora Laver, Mr. Harry Laver, Mrs. Wlcklund, Walter, Arthur and Anna Wick-lund.

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lyons and family, of Fort Scott, spent Sunday with their daughter, Mrs. Claude Edwards, and family. Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Bower have built a new modern kitchen to the home southwest of town. Friday evening, October 26, the Twentieth Century club entertained their husbands and a few friends with a Halloween party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Olfest, on South Main street.

The guests were received by Noble Olfest and after a few musical numbers on the Victrola. numbers were passed out and partners chosen and a march was made to the home of Mrs. William Herald, where masks were re- Policeman Convicted OF Shooting At car I to the Olfest home and games were enjoyed. Both homes were beau Elyria, Oct. 30.

(AP) Three policemen fired at an automobile five weeks ago near Lorain, Ohio, in the belief that the car contained) whiskey. Miss Betty Heywood, 22 years old and a British subject, was wounded. Today Louis Ciccot of Lorain, one of the patrolmen, stood convicted of assault and battery as a result of Miss Heywoods injury. Cicco was tried for shooting to I wound but the indictment allowed conviction for the lesser flense which carries a penalty of $200 1 fine or six months in jail, or both tifully decorated, the color scheme carried out in orange and black. Mr.

J. A. McDonald won the prize, a musical cat. In the ghost contest, Mrs. Pennington carried away the prize, a turkey in the pumpkin contest, and Mr.

Burger won a harp as the prize in the coat contest. Guests of the club were: Mr. and Mrs. E. G.

Fowler, Mr. and Mrs, Oren Hartley, Mrs. Fred Heathman, New Fall Is a guest in the home of Mr. and Mrs. W.

W. Holmes, 408 South street. Farmers Union will give a program and box supper Wednesday! evening, October. 31, at the Silver Leaf school house. Everybody invited.

Miss Luclla Varner, librarian, and Mrs. R. L. Thompson, Mrs. C.

C. Aushcrman and Mrs. C. B. Spencer, of the library board, visited 'libraries in Independence, Chanute and Neodesha yesterday.

Miss Varner went to Carthage, Webb City and Springfield, last week on the same kind of a mission. ur Childs Needs this Double Treatment Children hate to be dosed. When rubbed on, Vicks relieves colds 2 ways at once without dosing: (1) Its healing vapors, released by the body heat, are inhaled direct to the air passages; (2) It draws out the soreness like an old-fashioned poultice. roLO 0D3 Vapor uq Ovzr ft Million Jars Used YEarix For SI 95 70 $12.50 Featuring the new Metal Combinations and Velvet and all Metal. SENEKERS a A A 4 4 4- i r.

THE NOVEMBER DELINEATORS ARE IN RAMSAYS R. L. Isherwood returned to his home in Chilllcothe yesterday evening, after visiting Mr. and Mrs, W. G.

Wiley, of 704 East Lincoln. Fuller Brushes, Fuller Service. Call W. R. Williams or II.

M. Patterson. Frank E. Jones left for his home In Grand Rapids? yesterday afternoon. While in Iola he has i been visiting Mrs.

Paul Fegely, 311 4 North Sycamore street, and Mrs. Zora Cox. 308 East Jackson. He also visited Mrs. J.

D. Sickly of Moran. Free! Free! of electric polisher with Pre-Moving Sale 4 On or about November 10th we will leave our present location on the North Side of the Square and will move into new quarters in the Sifers Building. In the meantime we are anxious to reduce our stock of fine furniture to the minimum. We want to have as little to move as possible to start our new store with new stock.

As a consequence we have reduced our prices were already low on every article in our store. FOUR DAY SPECIAL SALE Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday Mens All Wool Suits this morning for treatment. Car Henryetta deep shaft machine mined lumD coal on track. $7.00 off car. Krupp Coal and Junk Co.

Phone 351. had her morning at St. Specialist Eye, of Geneva, afternoon to visit F. L. Pinet and family.

Security Building A Loan Assn. Investments, Savings, R. E. Loans. Mrs.

Marie Tipton, of Joplin, arrived in Iola this afternoon to visit Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Anderson, of East Lawn.

If you want to buy or build, city or suburban property. The Iola Building Loan Association will make you a loan, low interest rate. no commission. See O. E.

Pees, Secretary, at old Register building southwest comer of square. Mrs. G. A. Jenkins left for Dar-rouzett, Texas.

Her home, today She has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Minnie Wesemann, and her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. anc Mrs. J. L.

Lindsay, of Colony. CONGRESSMAN U. S. GUYEIt REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR RE-ELECTION Servant of his Constituents Mrs. F.

B. Murdock, of 402 South Ohestnut, went to Pittsburg this morning to visit. I Wm. M. D.

Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat Specialist. Phone 829 Mrs. Fred Clark adn baby daughter, Betty, returned to their home In Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, this morning after a visit with Mrs. Clarks aunt, Mrs. R.

L. McCormick, and her mother, Mrs. Ida M. Bo-dine, of Yates Center. A.

R. CHAMBERS, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Office Pho. 303; Res.

377 Mlttelbach Bldg. Hours 11-12 a. 2-5 p. m. C.

L. Peterson was taken to the I hospital at Chanute yesterday morning. He was accompanied by his wife. Mrs. C.

L. Peterson, and his sister, Mrs. II. W. Chaney Mrs.

Peterson and Mrs. Chaney re turned home last night. Watch for Jimmy Jingle every Tuesday. The Allen county friends of Char ley Peterson, of six miles west Savonburg, will be sorry to learn of his death which occurred Friday Oct. 26.

He leaves a wife and son Hans Peterson, to mourn his loss Mr. Peterson was a resident oi Allen County for fifty years or more. The funeral service was held Sunday afternoon at the Wan nersburg church, three miles west of Savonburg, and burial made in the Odense cemetery, six miles ves of Savonburg. ffl igvery np yi Time You Swallow The little TICKLE IMPS are on the job to tickle and prod, inflame and irritate. They are present in every cough and cold, bringing heavy infection, increased danger.

Jrt ril them iU DAVIS MENTHOLlZED BEANS Ttwwifinal Menthol Cowfc Dm Ooickty ml tho TICKlJ IMPS, ttlitti Irritation, haal trader Ifbtnnm Uee them haalf. oducu canuvco. IT. -IOHPH MO. Every Fall Costume with Satirf Dining Room Suite $165 Value This walnut veneer set consists of table, 5 side chairs, host chair, covered with velour, 6G-inch buffet.

Low priced at $165. Now reduced only $140 I Mrs. Mary Bush returned to her each purchase of Johnsons Floor home in Kansas City yesterday aft Wax. Palace Drug Co. emoon, after visiting her sister, Mrs.

John Jeck, of 216 South Miss Ruby Lamer returned to Fourth, and her brother. Will Read her, home in Kansas City last night icker, of 206 East street, after spending the week-end visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Guy Lamer, 825 East street. Dr.

A. B. Twadell, Osteopath. New Globe Bldg. Phone 191.

IT WILL PAY YOU TO EBony IFmitfimntMffe today. Mrs. Mae Love is able to be at work in the Garvey Dry Goods store after an absence of several weeks on account of poor health. The Odd Fellows and ftebekahs will hold their annual Halloween party Tuesday evening. On account of the large membership only they and their families are expected to attend.

Nineteen members and friends of the LaHarpe Farm Bureau club attended the Halloween prty given by the district groups at the M. W. A. hall in Iola, Friday afternoon. Those going from here were: Mrs.

W. A. Hicks, Mrs. George Roe, Mrs. J.

A. Reeves. Mrs. Flora McCambly, Mrs. F.

E. Wood, Mrs. John Day, Mrs. Will Wood, Mrs. William Newman, Mrs.

Henderson Mitchell, Mrs. Jesse Mrs. Sweaney, Mrs. Nelson Wallis, Mrs. Frank Spradley, Mrs.

Harry JBoeken, Miss Josephine Weith, Miss Maude Boeken, Miss Ruby McCambley, Miss Fern Clark and Miss Elena Reeves. The Y. M. club held its Halloween party in the home of Mrs. Mora Livingston Wednesday evening.

As the guests were approaching the house weird music could be heard and a ghost was seen standing near the door. The guests were received by Julia Livingston All porcelain, beautiful mahogany finish. The extraordinary circulation provided in this heater keeps all the air in constant motion with the result hat all parts of the room, or rooms, will be evenly and comfortably. heated. Priced at S75.00 Furniture Co.

Gray, Tan and brown mixtures, good patterns, neat stripes, checks and small broken plaids. Every suit good style, splendid values. Coats, 2 and 3 button style, wool serge lined, silk sewed and trimmed, hand button holes. Vest 5button, wool serge lining, 4 full deep pockets. Pants full cut, broad legs, cuff bottoms.

Real value, for real men, values youll appreciate. Sizes 35 to 40. Sec These Suits At $14.85 Make a Date Now With Barclay-Shields Clo. Co. Senator Borah To Speak In Virginia Charleston, West Virginia, Oct.

30. (AP) Heading again into the I traditional Democratic fortress of Virginia, Senator William E. Borah of Idaho, left here early today for Norfolk to deliver his second appeal of the campaign for Herbert' Hoovers presidential fight to the elec- torate of the old dominion state. The Idaho senator arrives at the I Virginia city late this afternoon and will deliver his speech tonight. The address will be the second of the five speeches which he has scheduled for the last week of the campaign.

New Dental Office Dr. C. A. Church wishes to announce the opening of his dental office in the Globe Building. 6V S.

Washington. The office has been completely renovated and new, up-to-date equipment installed. Dr Church Is qualified to treat all dental troubles and is skilled in all branches of dental service, with 21 years of practice back of him. The best painless methods are 'used. Especial attention is given nervous patients.

Honest work and courteous treatment is my motto. Moderate prices in all branches. .3 JO rr 1, oin apsjtf mmv jiipCuun V3 Poise tiapioW v- Coles Circulating Gas Heaters ONLY Heres a special on Card Tables that every home should take advantage of. A well made table, well braced legs and a neat looking and durable top at an amazingly low price. This week only! He left for Pittsburg at Elks Card Party Thursday, Nov.

1. ISIS. Call Mrs. Frank McCarthy, 117, or Mrs. Leo N.

Gish, 1254. R. L. Nichols, who Is with Missouri Pacific Railroad syst was in Iola on business early morning, Troon. M-.

and Mrs. George Kerr, 312 i West, Msdison, went to Tulsa, this morning where they will visit their son. Dean Kerr and family. Angel Food 31 loavrs for 25c. Van Hoozers Bakery.

Mrs. Edgar Cook, of Bronson, Went tS Independence yesterday afternoon to visit her sister, Mrs. Harry Pickens. F. L.

B. LEA YELL, M. D. Special attention given Diseases of Colon and Rectum. X-ray.

Electro-Physiotherapv, Office Iola State Bank Bldg. Phones 147 and 705 F. G. Wood, of Hettinger Bros. I Manufacturing Co.

of Kansas City, was In Iola yesterday selling some fot his dentistry supplies to some of the local doctors. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Anderson, of -Pacific Junction, Iowa, are yisitlng 1 Mr. Andersons father, J.

Anderson, of East Lawn Addition. Mr. and Mrs. W. A.Trout left this afternoon for Chicago, after visiting with Mr.

and Mrs. W. S. Heis-tand. Mr.

and Mrs. Trout are completing an extensive tour of the west. Mrs. Trout resides in Chi-fj cago, but Mr. Trout works in Santa Marta, Colombia, South America.

Mr. Trout went to school at Neosho Falls in 1830 and visited Neosho while stopping at Iola. Among the people with whom he visited was John Trout," a nephew. I I I 10 Reduction On the Entire Stock Some Articles Reduced Much More It will pay you to visit our store only a few of our many wonderful values are listed here. i Brooks Furniture Store NORTH SIDE SQUARE A.

R. Sleeper.