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'J THE IOLA DAILY MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 2, 1924. PAGE THREE A FAMOUS FILM TONIGHT. THE OLD HOME TOWN ew Mr. and Mrs. Will Wadnian of Independence, Kansas, sp nt the yeek-end with Mr.

Wadmuns sister, Mrs. John Connor Mr." OConnor and with her i brother, Mr. C. W. Barber and fampy.

They left this morning for Ka-n as City to attend the Shj-iners convention. Mr. McEwen Is Bead. Mr. Hugh R.

McEwen died this morning at 6 oclock at his home, 221 North Buckeye, in the 76th year of his age. Mr. McEwen has been in ill health for two or three years but lt.wes not until a week ago that his illness took a critical turn. At that time he suffered an attack of cerebral hemorrhage as a result of which he passed into a state of coma which continued until the end. An appropriate sketch of the long and useful life of -this good nfSm and good citizen will be published at an early date.

The funeral will be held tomorrow (Tuesday) afternoon at 3 oclock in the Adams Hesser chapel and will be conducted by Rev. J. II. Hubbard of the First Baptist church. Get the Wnt Ad Habit.

Mr. Moody Ralston, formerly of this city but now of Moran, is plajing with the Pittsburg Shriners band in Kansas City this week. The Hunchback of Notr Dame, Grand. Theatre. The Hunchback of Notre Dame, starring Lon Chaney, regarded by critics as one of the greatest achievements in filmdom opens a three nights engagement at the Grand Theatre tonight.

-The picture starts at 8:15 and has a special orchestra. Joseph B. Smith, Probate Judge, officiated at the following weddings at th court house Saturdays Miss Lola V. Pinney and John V. Hines, of Chanute; Miss' prances D.

Manlove and Earl F. Siep, Garnett Miss Bertha M. Fowler and John Coomlfs, Fort Scolt. Mariechen Wehselau, the worlds champion swimmer, who has ar'-Hved in- the United States from Honolulu, is 18 years old and hra held all the Hawaiian swimming records for women since her fourteenth year. Paul McCarthy, who anoperation two weeks agr attS.

Johns hospital, returned heune yesterday. 'Mr. Warren Nelson or Yaties Center, was operated upon yosterdaj at St. John's hospital for append! citls. Among those gong no yerrterday and today to the Shriners convention in Kansas City are: Earl Hunter, Earl C.

Cannon, m. R. 'Ma-Jr. E. State" Cl'V- Rif'-s H.

H. Hinerman. M. Gfelphman, Mso'i Love nf Hronson Wallace Anderson, -Martin Brown and R. W.

Copening. EIL1LE IOLAS FINEST TONIGHT, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY Mr. Carleton Crick left -yesterday for Kansas City to visit his aunts Mrs. W. P.

Harriss and Miss Gertrude McMillen and to attend the Shrine Miss Mildre'd Brownfield and Don Brownfield, who have, been visiting their brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Maro Brownfield, returned last evening to their home in Ottawa. Mobiloil at Lawyers Shop. Mies Florence Frantz and her little nephew, Don FTntz, left last night for Trinidad, where they will spend the summer with Mis3 Frantzs parents, Mr.

and Mrs. J. C. Frantz and family, who live on ranches near there. It lias been estimated that 50.009 motor cars will trek to the 1924 national Shrine convention In Kansas City this week.

Summer school or grade children will start Tuesday, June 3, in Room 202, High School. Miso Esther Taylor and Miss Edith Kunkleman left today for Pittsburg, Kansas, where they will attend the college this summer. Both girls are specializing in primary work. Miss Taylor just closed, a successful term of school near St. Francis, and expects to teach there again next year.

Mr. Bert Fryer left on the afternoon train for Kansas City where he will attend the Shrine convention this week. Mrs. Fryer will go up on the early morning train to join him. They expect to return home Thursday.

Fairnw the crowd to Harts Cafe. Mrs. Susie Stratton and daughter, Edith, left for Emporia this morning to attend summer school at the Kansas State Teachers college. Mr. and Mrs.

Job Cutter, who have been vieiting their daughter, Mrs. J. P. Decker of 624 North Chestnut, returned to, their ho.ua in Moran Saturday. Some excellent tallies lef in! our Soring fonts at one-lialf price.

New York Store. I i Mr. Charles Malone and son. and Wilbur Clark. returned from Joplin, where they have been visiting relatives.

On May fourteen, the Jcddo Farm Bureau Club met with Willis Pettit with twelve members present. Mrs. Milham was pre-ent and the time was spefct making fireles cookers. On May 21, the club met at the school house with nine members and fiye visitors present. Mrs.

Newman and Mrs Ohlfest of Lalfarpe were present at this meeting. The time was taken up with the making of dress forms. On May 2S, the Jeddo club met with Mrs. Lyle Wing with seven members present. Mrs.

A. W. Thompson, club reporter, i A Story That Dares to Tell the Truth About Love! They met of the Water Tower the towns prize smart boy and the prettiest girl and soon the whole town rocked with talk. One of the biggest sensations the book world has ever known a story about our own neighbors crowded with enough big moments for ten ordinary pictures. and Mrs.

Richard A. Staines and daughter, Nancy Lolita, of Atchison, Kansas are visiting at the home of Mrs. Staines parents. Mr. and Mrs.

Tom Osborne. 701 1 South Sycamore Staipes is advertising and display manager of the Ramsay Store in Atchison. Mr. and Mrs. R.

E. Yocum of 523 South Cottonwood street are the! parents of twin girls, born Satur-, day. May 31. whom they have named, Ferrel Lorene and Karol Kathleen. 1 All those interested in summer school work in high school courses please, come to room 202 of High School building June 3 atS a.

ni. or call 1261W June (this evening). Mr. and Mrs. Ernest R.

Wells of 502 East Monroe street announce the arrival of a ten pound boy Sunday, June 1, whom thy have given the name William Wentworth Wells, Mrs. Wells was Miss Elsie B. Wentworth. Mrs. J.

V. Merchant and daughter, Betty Jean and Mrs. R. C. Hutchinson went to Kansas City on the 1:37 this afternoon to attend the Shriners convention.

Mr. Merchant is playing there with the Shrine band from Pittsburg this week. F. L. B.

1EAVELL, M. D. Special attention given Dis- 5 eases of Colon and Rectum. Electro-Therapy. Office Iola State Bank Bldg.

Mr. Edwin McClure is playing this wreek in Kansas City with the Pittsburgr Kansas, Shrine band. Mr. and Mrs. S.

I. Sifers visited over the week-end in Kansas City with Mr. Sifers brother, Mr. Harry Sifers and family and with his mother, Mrs. S.

M. Sifers, who is there under a specialists, care. Mrs. Mary Taylor left yesterday for Garnett where she will visit her sister, Mrs. H.

C. Starrit and from there she will go to Topeka to her son, Russell Taylor and wie- One English White fox terrier will be heltk in the city pond 48 hours for sale or redemption. Mr. and Mrs. H.

W. Reed and their son and daughter, Mr. Joe Reed and Mrs. Heckman, drove through Iola this morning on their way to attend the Shrine convention at Kansas City, and stopped to pay the Register a Jriendly visit. Mrs.

Lute P. Stovej left on the noon train today for Collinsville. to spend a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S.

L. Holmes. Mr. and Mrs. Holmes expect to leave the last of the week for California to spend the summer.

Summer school for grade children will start Tuesday, June 3, in Room 202, High School. Mrs. Luther Ceborne, who has been a guest of Mr. qjid Mrs. Earl Osborne returned today to Barns-dall, Okla.

Miss Nina Balzer and Miss Helen Schlink left today for Pittsburg where they will attenji the Teachers College this summer. Water waging, bobbing, shin- jgling, manicuring, marcelling, fa-vrclal and scp treatments at the La Rose Beauty Sboupe, oier the Globe. Fhone 829. Additional Entertainment Units i.UOY2 'I Mr. J.

V. Hart left this on a business trip 'to Kansas City. Mrs. Charlee Buchanan and son Junior, of Kansas City, are here visiting friends. Fred Rowden Selzempaynt.

Miss Ruth Wilson left Saturday evening for Emporia to attend summer school. Miss Arlene Daggett, who has attended the Colige of Emporia the past year, is at home for the summer. Fresh Bread, 2 for 15c. Van Hoozerij Bakery. Friendu of Mrs.

Bob Smith will be glad to know that she was voted in as a member to the Kansas Beauty Culture Association last week. Mr. and Mrs. Joe McKinley left yesterday for Kansas City to attend the convention being held there this week. Summer school for grade children will start Tuesday, June 3, in Room 202, High School.

Mrs. W. O. Lenhart and J. E.

Firestone left on the 1:37 Santa Fe today for Kansas City to spend this week with Mrs. Lenharts sons Wendell Lenhart and family and Mr. Lloyd Lenhart and Mrs. Lenhart. Mr.

II. II. Sherman and daughter, Miss Laura Sherman went to Kansas City this afternoon to attend the Shriners convention. Walk a block and a half and save $5.00. All millinery reduced.

Sale' continues throughout the week. Edwards Millinery. Mr. and Mrs. C.

K. Henry have returned from Kansas City where they went last week to attend the funeral of Henrys sister. Miss Ruth Bishop, who visited oier the week-end with her sister, Mrs. Carson Glore and -family in Chanute, returned on the afternoon train accompanied by Mary Isabel Glore who will spend a few days here with her. Memorize the name and phone number.

Faultless Cleaners. Phone 801. Grand Theatre Bldg. Mr. P.

C. Class will go to 'Kansas City tonight to attend the Shrine festivities. Mrs. Class and daughter. Miss.

Jessie Class, went up Saturday and will remain over this wreek. Mr. and Mrs. A. A.

Oxr are attending the Shrine convention in Kansas City this week. A Paramount Picture With Glenn Hunter, May McAvoy, Ernest Torrence, George Fawcet i Think of Glenn Hunter, Broadways favorite young star, a3 Guy, the smartest boy, and May McAvoy as Bee, the towns prettiest girl who believe their great love is only a matter between them and God who lock their secret securely in their own hearts till Fate whispers the stark truth to the boys father a bigoted, rugged minister. Erring Youth and Reckless Love! Matinees 10c and 20c Nights 10c and 30c. gifi'i' 'it ten ra ante Ham tiro- Crammed with laughter and snappy comedy "Lonesome, Lloyd Hamilton's latest two-reel comedy screaip. Yonll think its the funniest you ever saw, Path News.

-MW Miss Louise Ponsler is home from the College of Emporia, where she was a student this past year. 5 Miss Belle Horwitz of The Fashion at Chanute was visiting friends in the city yesterday. Dr. A. B.

Twadell. Osteopath. Kew Globe Bldg. Phone 191. Mls3 Ruth Adamswho has boor teaching school at Newton, Kan sas, the past year, has returned home.

Miss Mary Hankins i3 home from Christian College at Columbia. Mo. to spend the Bummer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.

C. Hankins and family of 1200 North Jefferson avenue. Home-made Pastries. Van Hoozer's Bakery. and Mrs.

J. C. Woodin and children, Marjorie and Billie ok Wichita, who spent the weekend here with relatives, left this morning for Pittsburg in their car where Mr. Woodin will take the summer course at the Kansas State Teachers College. He is a manual training instructor in the Wichita High School.

Attention American Legion. Meeting at the Memorial Hall Monday night. All members' and ex-service men invited- L. D. HODGE, Post Com.

Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Clayton and children, who spent last week-here with Mr. Claytons parents, Mr. and Mrs.

B. F. Clayton and family and with Mrs. Claytons parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Jacob Ragle, left yesterday for their home in Altoona. Kansas. Mrs. B. F.

Clayton and daughter. Miss Carrie Clayton, accompanied them home for a tfew days visit. O. L. Cox, M.

Oculist. 5 Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Clark went to Kansas City yesterday to attend the Shriners convention. Mr.

Clark will remain only a few days bu Mrs. Clark will spend the week with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Harry and family. Mr.

and Mrs. Gilbert Stodghill and baby of 419 South Washington avenue are attending the Shriners convention in Kansas City this week. Typewriters. Typewriters. See Williams at Register.

Mr- and Mrs. Loui3 Schlanger and baby son are in Kansas City attending the Shrine festivities at the National convention which is being held there this week. They expect to remain until Friday. Miss Francis Gibbs of Spearville, Kansas, and Miss Arlene Church of Lawrence, who have been guests In the home of their aunt, Mrs. Lydia Davis of 203 South State street for several days, returned yesterday to Lawrence.

J. iji GERRY GERRY Geologists Petroleum Engineers Specializing in the rehabilitation of oil and gaa wells. -Always one business, producing crude oil. At 705 N. Wash.

SL Phone 670 Iola, Kans. I Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lawyer and little son Howard Fenton returned yesterday to their home in Ochelata, Oklahoma, after spending a few days here with relatives. The Register has received a letter from Mr.

T. J. Anderson saying Fat he and Mrs. Anderson are now fetely located at Waukegan. Illinois, and think that they will like their new home fine.

Their hortie address will be, 707 North County street, Waukegan. They have ordered The Register to follow them there. Oor new Khaki Saits are splendid, and moderately priced. We hate suits complete with liat to match. New York Store.

Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Christenberry of Tulsa, visited friends in Iola last night and today.

They are driving overland to Kansas City to take in the Shrine festivities. Mr. Christenberry formerly owned the Iola Laundry but is now operating two of the largest laundries in Tulsa. Dr. Montgomery, tb chiropractor, Iola laundry Bldg.

Phone 138. The visit of the. Shriners to Iola is nearly a W'eek away, but it has not yet receded so far into the past that comment is not still heard now and then Upon some features of it. And one of the things always referred to with pride mingled with surprise is the celerity and success with which the great crowd at the banquet was In spite of the fact that the feast was prepared and serv- ed away out in the woods the food came onto the tables piping and within fifteen minutes af-the 1200 Quests were seated every one had been served with a big plateful of appetizing eats. It was really quite a wonderful achievement and the ladies of th Carlyle Presbyterian church who did it are being praised and congratulated on every hand.

A sFliSiSii AVITH- ICE CREAM SPECIALS AT COOKS Pineapple Ice Cream Chocolate Ice Cream Maple Nut Ire Cream Vanilla and Cherry Ice WE DELIVER tv Mr. Louis Miles, ad man at the Register, arrived home this morning in his car from a several weeks trip through the west. He spent most, of his time at Denver, and Cheyenne. Wyo. His father, Mr.

-Wm. V. Miles of Kansas City, who accompanied him west, remained in Cheyenne 'for a longer visit. Hear the Republican and Democratic Contention by radio. Get it at Arbuckles.

Radio Cor-pointlon Dealers. Mcs. P. S. Mitchell and Mu Fanny, Cline are spending the in Kansas City.

Miss Velma Bromagen is spending a few days with Mrs. Sam Shaw and family in Garnett. Miss Lucy Simpson has gone to Colony. for a visit with her sister, Mrs. M.

W. Hord. Mr. and Mrs. F.

II. Finical drove over this morning from their home in Girard and took the 1:37 Santa Fe this afternoon for Kansas City to attend tlie Shrine convention. They left their car here Janie Lincoln's Tqllet Preparations handled exclusively by the La Rose Beauty Slurne, over the Globe. Phone 829. Mrs.

Homer LaForge cf Cedar-vale, who visited over Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. N. Goss of 402 Nortli First street, left this afternoon for Kansas City to be the gu'st Mrs.

Martin Glynn for the week. tmmm Mrs. Achsa Irwin of Utica, 111. who has been a guest of her cousins, Miss Ruth Brown and Mr. Samuel Brown and Mrs.

Brown, left today for Kansas City where lei she will visit her daughters, Mrs. W. H. Fry and Mrs. Lawrence Williams before returning home.

Mrs. Geo. M. Kerr went to Kansas City this afternoon to spend the week with their son, Clyde Kerr and family and to attend the convention. Lawn mower grinding.

Lawyers. Mrs. R. Schbtt and daughters, Florence and-Mary, who have been visiting Mrs. Schotts sister, Mrs.

A. J. and family, returned today to their home in Osage City. All Kansas City bound trains are carrying extra coaches to accomodate the crowds going to the Shrine convention in Kansas City this week. The Santa Fe railroad is making a fare-and-a-half rate for all Shriners.

Peerless Gasoline at Lawyers. Mrs. Myrna Zimmerman and son Charles, who have been guests in the home of their and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. O.W.

Holmes of 301 South Cottonwood street returned today to their home in Akron, O. Mr. and Mrs. William Scott went to Kansas City today to attend the Shrine convention. Mrs.

Lafe Servey of Ochelata, arrived today for a visit with her mother, Mrs. A. F. Chastain and other relatives. Mr.

and Mrs. R. C. Henderson are attending the big Shrine convention in Kansas City. Mrs.

Bruce Bowlus and three sons, Tom, Joe and Burton, of Coffey ville, came up yesterday to spend the week with their mother and grandmother, Mrs. A. N. Mitchell of 514 South Washington avenue. Mr.

and Mrs. J. ae attending the Shrine festivities at the national convention in Kansas City this week. Mr. A.

C. McEwen of Lyons, was called home on account of the death of his father, R. McEwen. Mr. McEwen is clerk for the Missouri Pacific railroad at Lyons.

Miss Delore Gammon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Gammon, 519 South Buckeye left this morning to attend summer school at the Kansas State Teachers College at Emporia.

Miss Befcty, of Havanna, Illinois, who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Beaty. 401 North Kentucky, is leaving for Franklin, Kentucky this evening for a visit with her brother, before returning to her home in Havanna. Mrs.

Wm. Dingman, who has been in Kansas City for several weeks where she had a minor operation, returned home last night. She is greatly improved which is good news to her friends. While in Kansas City she was the guest of her daughter, Mrs. A.

E. Curtis and family. Mr. and Mrs. C.

J. Henry of Eugene, Oregon, are spending the week-end with Mr. Henry's brother, Mr. C. K.

Henry and family. Mr. F. Litton of Yates Center, who entered SL Johns hospital two weeks ago for treatment, re-j turned to his home yesterday. Premier of All Premiers! Gala Occasion Extraordinary Triumphant Presentation for the First Time in Iola of the Super Colossal Production no Off Ml 4 J) Lon Chaney, Ernest Torrence, Patsy Ruth Miller, Norman Kerry, Tully Marshall, Gladys Brockwell, Raymond Hatton, Brandon Hurst, Winifred Bryson, Kate Lester, Nigel de Bruilliere, Harry Van Meter, Eulalie Jensen And a Supporting Castof 3091 Professional Players You Must Not Miss It All Iola Will Be There Marks the Peak of the Social Season A Triumph of Dramaturgy, Artistry.

and Lavish Expenditure Guided by Good Taste. Miss Wilma Johnson went to Pittsburg today where she will attend the Teachers college this summer. Mrs. Sarah Hutton and son Ralph Hutton, who were here to spend Decoration Day and the week-end with Mrs. Mary Hutton of 418 West street, returned today to their home in Nowata, Okla.

Sale all this week. No rent. No salaries. Customers get benefit of saving. Edwards Millinery.

4 Miss Marian Wilcox, who taught a rural school near Emporia the past year, and 6ince the close of her school has been visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. H.

Wilcox, five miles east of the city, left today for Emporia where she will attend the summer session of school at the Kansas State Teachers college. Mr. and Mrs. C. E.

Russell and little son C. will leave this evening for Kansas City where they will spend the week attending the Shrine festivities. Special Prices: For a few days we will clean and press any mens suit for 75c; any dress or pleated skirt for $1.00. We will call for and deliver at these reduced prices. Only a few hours time required if you are in a hurry.

Faultless Cleaners and Dyers, Grand Theatre Bldg. Phone 801. Mrs. R. B.

Porter, who wa3 a guest in the home of Mr. and Mro. A. R. Sleeper and family and with other relatives during the past week, returned last evening to her home in Kansas City.

Miss Franeelia Waite and Miss Venita Lo ranee went to Emporia this afternoon as delegates' from the First Christian church to the Christian Endeavor Sunflower conference which is in session there all week. Tonight, Tuesday and Wednesday Reserved Seats On Sale At Merchant's One Show Nightly, Starts 8:15 11 i Prices 50c, 75c, Boxes $1.50 Plus Tax Bargain Matinee Wednesday 25c and 50c, Starts 2:30.