The Iola Register from Iola, Kansas • Page 2

tta lOjLA PAUT orTonrTi laog. iMtiUM r.iii) rnieuEFusiTS hstabiished Itftcii Istk ti ilka Ci. L. BBDMBIVGH. MEliTOI FBOBK.

iM't CftUhK Assets 91,200,000 Party. Mrs. T. F. Zcilglcr jtavc a cliilUrcuK party aflevnSuou lii colobra- tlpn pf the thir! birthday of hi-r son.

'Ijs'Urtn. Tho siuiatl RIIOSIS jilayod ana woiic served with Iws. cakos and confections. thosi- pijeMiit' wero Vera PortiM-. Vorntm Thelma Hlldebrandt.

Wllliu Peterson. Kucyjnnd EHon I 'foU. Harold Holmes Brand of Nebraska. Return to Ottawa. Mr.

and Mrs? Boinont of Ottawa, who vpro guests of iMr. aud Mrs. G. i W. Adams for several days, have re- i turned homo, i I Mrs.

Garfield to Return. Mrs. W. H. GarHeld will return to.

day from a snuuner at resorts in Wis- consip and Michigan. Ladles'! Music Club. There was a called meetinR of the Ladles' Music club yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. AV. T.

Watson. The election of officers was one of the important features of fho day and these were chosen for executive positions: Mrs. C. Evans, president. "Mrs.

W. T. Watson, Vice president. Mrs. b.

T. LaGrange. secretary. Mrs: i. W.

Bolton treasurer. This committee was chosen to vote upon inames subinltted for member- sirtp Miss Grace Xolson Mrs. C. M. Cole and Miss Olive Hankins.

The programs are now ready to lie printed and it is expected that the year books will be completed and ready for distribution at the first i meeting of the club on Oetolur The club Is beglnninK the seitsnn -With a melnberghlp of enorgetir HIHI i cultured nijuBlcJaiiH. several of tlu -in lyouhg. women who have recently einn- pieted thorough college courses In other of flu- art and thej programR Jndlente! Ihat an exoepttnnnl)y IntoreHtIng winter will result. The active iiieiubern are; W. E.Kerr.

C. Kvans. T. NVHIMIM. C.

M. Cole. W. P. llewi-y.

H. Wuiigli. Ross' Claiborne. Bolton. O.

T. lAGrauge. L. W. Maybcrry.

A. V. Ln. masters. K.

H. Martin. Danforlb of LaHarpe. Misses Oliye Hankins. Pattl Metcalfe.

Clara CRinple, phine Riddle. Barbara Pry. Gracfj Nel son. Florence Hobart. The associate members are: Miss Rosalia Charles.

Mrs. G. H. Miller. tMrs.

C. B. Crick. Mrs. S.

S. Hilscher. Mrs. A. Miss Alice Hendricks.

Miss Alberta Mnnson. Mrs. Fred Xelson. Miss Bessie Beck. Mrs.

E. R. Miller and Mrs. W. S.

Goodin. Dalaty SvrM-Ls for AftirntKiu 'Ten. Add piece of rock candy to afternoon tea in place of sugar. Served with Nabisco Sugar Wafers, this will Indeed be a revelation. A sample tin will Jjrove how admirably these Waf- i era coincide with the daintiness their i names suggests.

They are rich, crisp, appetizing, specially refined and delicately flavored. When these Nabisco Sugar: Wafers are served watch the faces around the table brighten. Mrs. DeBruner Coming. MfB.

C. H. DeBruner of Independence to be today to visit Mrs C. J. Doxsco'anp other friends.

Mrs. DeBnmeV Is cnroute to HprlngfleW. tjome time with her GRADUATE OPTICIAN EYES TESTED FREE Glasses Fitlted and up Satisfaction Oiiamntecd Ho. PBC, 9au(ft and M. K.

T. Inspectors. to parents. spend Aid Society Meeting. ThOj Aid society of the First Metho dlsC held executive yMtardar afterijoon.

The members to serre dinner and supiier un the dajr Thanksgiving to anfl vbo will attend Kalasas 'Teachers Asso- I ciatioji. It is expected that seven Innnlri'd visitors will be in the city at tliat time and! the will proh- ulily be most successful. The place wliicili will be Uv has not yet been chosen. 4- May Serve Tea. The Aid of tlm rhureh is iliscussinc ideas relative to a social afternoon next week.

The ho.stcss has not yet been anuoniiird. A Home From Newton. Miss Fnnk Is expected to return from Newton tomorrow. Shr. was aujong the assistlnc fri at tho iPHrriHge of Williams and' Mr.

Series of Parties. social ridnmit K. I'eoplf 's society plannint; a number of to In- given al iiitf-rvals dn liii; ihc r. The lirsl of evrr.v-i will l.i.-a lit tie folk party tomorrow iiiglit at the boiee of Mr. and Chas.

K. May and later in the month there will be a niasqiier.idr. The object is to promote friendship aninng members dt the and establish an informal- ily vvbieh will niaki- tin- woik mon- sncoi-ssfiil. V. p.

C. U. Til'- of llii- I'. iieeiirred al last Mr. Kraiili Waitt- liml eliartie till- priiKnini and llievi- wore scv- i-ral readings and talks given.

speelul nitisle for the was a dni-tt sung by I.ettle AdniUH nnd Miss hillle AdainH. The Htlcndnncewas quite larte and there Is an Increasing Interest in tiiu fentun-s of the meetings. 4. Invited to Hear Program. TJi'- t'liristiiui Kiub-avor soe-unv I he Christian rhureh has cjcl'-tnli-d an invitation to the young poopb- of the thilled Brethren fhnrch for thi- Snn- -niiiK suliseiincnt In i-onf'-r- -lire of the latter usual work of the hostess socieiy will he carrlf-d on Celebrate Anniversary.

Till- local chapter of Eastern Siai.s will have an informal reception on the. evening of Friday. October to celebrate the anniversary of their organization. The evening will be spent in tliifir members of the lodge and their families as guests- special program will be given. Mrr.

Horton to Visit. K. .1. Horton has gone lii Ti le.lb. lor a visit with SI will also itpend some time in Chicago.

Guest Leave. Cora of OiiK-r and Frank nf Colorado have hmne a visii wiih tlieir cousin. H. W. Steyi-r.

Home From Trip. and Mrs. W. S. Ivaiifuian.

"Ii; Soutlt Buckeye street have n-liinu-d from an visit in Illinois an-I 'otheri ea-stern and Jiorthern siati-s. They have, as their Kiiest now; Ora Kaufman, of Wooster. O. S- Board Meeting. Tlieji board of directors of (ir phansiHoiue usUul tmiiut -ss meeting in the house yeblij-rday.

The ii'iual bills were allowed an I oilier butlncss transacted. vou- ot was extendi'd to club fbr contribution of ly senjt to the home. The children have an at the Stale Savings hank autl are Encouraged by the niatniii and ojher Interested persons lo Imakf Ihi- stiin larger at every opportunity. Reap, the matron. Is arranglnp a small picnic for Saturday in celcbra tion of the liirihday of several of tht- Inraates of the home.

W. C. T. U. Meeting.

Thr usual W. C. T. ineeljni; f.i: the wei'k is to occur on Friday noon al headquarters. Th'- principal featui-e of the occasion will w'ork preliminary to the of a loyal legion, partment of work which Miss Wint ringer'who is lecturing here is interested In.

A Home From Pittsburg. W. IJ. Cr.ingie has frpm a' visit with friends in rittobiirp: i i I To Kansas City. 1 il C.

I.ee left last for toisin-nd si-veral davs. Mrs. Mitchfill. S. S.

iistey of Topeka. who I. to ar on (In- program at thr- I'lesbj erian eUur'i-li touiKht. is euest of Mr. and Mrs.

A. Mitrhell Mrs. Efatey: is the 4if KPV. TCstey. '1.

ii Colored 1 A i. I oil (1 111 arriv. .1 ai i Ii-- i i -r wa to ily lis ,1 ly wi-iit iiowev-T. Mi 1 I I pastor of' the First I'lrsbyierian church ikt Topeka. s.

Blli Countyl Sim 1 lo Feed I Om- lot the rr rious, (-mii every tall confronts the of e(iin(nis 's. that of providiiiu I'ooii lor tin- i -oiirl lioM-i- el- has liciin -olVL-il lor I his Tli- a nuniln-i of it Idg siippiy oi uui- Iced during lln- h-Mii. Illnch il Is iiol i-asv III Ing Miiiii- ui.rr.* Jo tin- -l the boird. i llic i-- v. ni nut al.

pie cotinix I'ariii on ilii-u lar lour of liispceiion. Out iln- yard illey Imind a pile oi walnni-i. ml Ij iwi-ijily biisheis. an savi-d! i-hoitU-il Toiii I Klein ilpid Id-ynolds ciiuall' over the find. llcirv.

the subevltileiideiu of llii- fani). in Riead oj atlowInK Ha- nuts to IK- any (lie who aski -d for them ijr allowing Iheni lo lay (in tin- during ihi winter. Iiad ihnm in pile. This morning the eoniiniv- insiriicii 'd ilie janiior not in liiiy aiiv a ileties jfor the unc i Chrisiinas I The jjoard was niiirli pli iili tiie coidition of ihiii at tin- 'poor (The oreliard yieldi -d wi-l( year aiiij a snpiily of was raffsiid liy I'erey. GRAWiNGTO TRY DOUGHERTY i-Vl iOLA BOY MUST ANS- iiJ COURBON CO.

COURT. Grand U.irceny.—Par I i-iH to no r.Vit Sincere. youth who foi- -1 ill ilM-. ein. will In- tried 1,11 of (-iiiiri in BonrlMin of hurslary and Ml- wa.s arreste-l here .111 tbi- charge of 'I'lifv mall '-D-- oftii-i- liv Inspector I Iln in federal court.

Ill- in- was arrest- trial will come np it- piililican of this faldwell I a from Mr. liou Ihi- parents of 'he man to lUU ii -rai of the district oi" Imrglary and that-their son as possible, as bf; i would rfiurn -h whfli he is -iii trouble- They an. this has.been a tl-a' he will 'lo I ir of ii -ars. In this Th" boy is aud I to his part-nts tell. I'f ami of Iiow lien r-leased.

he ui his friends with ti-llinc them on thi' il li lie will soon be I 'l Ifjti-r he i -ill a lariiival company as soon as he. was i 'as wealthy- rela i-' him out of riiii'-s "-f (iro. he sup- 'M do ir aRaiii. He IP iiiipmli-nf boys 1.. I' Into.

he will lie lilm I mourn glrls lu tibld Apply Collegt-. after si r.n.<i- WA.NTED—.Men for quarrV rtarij house, at wi.irks. Iota'I'urtiand fenu-nt Co. and 'ilie ienccd help store. -Middle ag lan i.ssi:it with and at uOl North Wolniii.

to learn barljcr trade, few wt'cks reijuired. be- 1 pay- 1115 work within the rearb of maiii can have shop with small -aiiital. wages from $1. to weekly, won- derfu! demand for lurlx-rs ca aloauo Ikuber K.inias mmers at tlie K.in>a:i I'on- ('ement IMaiif. niglit siliifl at Coiiereto i i I Hverybody Skates Gil a riot Race i VV blaster Stuart lliiini- rrodnri.

Auditorium (.: pcrieiu Address Uhile Fnlarr." jdi I 1 Ni, -I i.iiU-- I lai llr Ir. l.o.-rif,/ i.rfPBOVINC. ilrc'ilcrt at Kre Bui'd- i Today. i -it -who arm and a badly of a fall from in ill'- ifw Kress was at i- but not in ill it norlcinaii. i-ii lilt up ths morning IS liiin!" as i l.ulldinK will within the 1..

1 I- lorn: HEARD THE CHALK TALK. v'l Listened lo Miss Winl- ringer. tbr- the V. M. C.

A Winirlnger. artist was above part of fhn drawinCK wre the habit. op Ii, II. .1 I 'lll I I al: p.v;i i-i Oil inj: li Wl he V. MHr-l.

ni.al.t^ ludf-p. crowd toalli, 1 nlni: of bii- Cio Barker After Dogs. -lur of ('Ianiation which ap- last evening. -ii-ion siales that all dogs must be ki-pl -1' trwA'- in -to -iiid. around li- authority of the is caused hieh happen'-d to a- hf was liitton on 3 il.rj- affllc-ted with lab- property to ex- for and land, liiilden West Co.

Office over Iowa Store, Kas. lirst to roffefs ainl specialties direct to the consumer in and around lola. A 'K jiaying to rigiu Write or call on the (irand Tea Tul Kansas Avenue, Topeka, Kas. SAL.KSMBN i week and over can lie made jseliir.g N.jw Campaign Novelties now until election. Sells to County Fairs, Picnics and Private Families.

Complete line of 8 cliarges prc-- paid for O'Jc. Order today. CHICAGO 61) Wabash Chicago. FOR SALE.mi9omiiammou» FOR -Giiod bird Inquire PH Onk. Fi 'inir bUfs-i- for tnl'eli row Hhou'- "-l Business Dlfectorf.

DB. MILDRED CURTIS Payslcian and Snrgeon. Office over Drug Store OfHce Phone 554. Residence 214 Jackson Phone 569. DRS.

SEIB REID, Physicians and Surgeons. X-Ilay and Electrical Appliances. Eye. Ear. Nose and Throat, OfBco Phone 357; Ree.

396. McMILLEK, Special attention given to the treatment of all Chronic Diseaa- es and Diseases of Children. I Telephones: Office 32. Res. 232.

Office over Burrell's Drug Storo West Madison. Phone 687. Res. 701. DR.

O. L. COX, Eye. tlar. Nose and Throat.

Spectacles Properly Fitted. Office A. O. V. W.

Bldg. Offlca Tel. 10S3. Night Tel. 40S DR.

R. 0. CHRISTIAir Physician and Singeoa Rooms 7 and 8. Evans Bldg. a F.

n. MARTOr, Snrgery and Diseases of Women. Office and Resldeo'je Piione 576 Office 7 North Jefferson. JEWELRS. B.

F. Pancoast, old reliable Jeweler, 110 East Street I'OR S'. a'ir. KK.NT—Five rr- modern cot- laiif al Jefferson. Inquire I-XlIJ Uli.N'T—Kivi- room house, quire Wert In- FOK room house with or wjthoui liarii.

Close in. Phone -ly. Lodge Ditcctofy KVIGHTS OF Uidgo No. 43 meets Monday night at K. of P.

Hall. Visiting bro- theirs Invited. W. S. Thoiiipson, B.

C. Chris Rjtter. K. of R. and S.

FOR MXOHAROE rtiK KqiiH' ill two if-iiii hf U. I- hou for rriil. 'Il) private money on farm land ti per crnl. -lo'a I.and Co. LOST aiHf FPWm oooooooooooooodoo H.

r. Kancas, WtSTEB-V HAXUIS For Sale or Trade. $3.00 an Acre. Up. ooooooooooooooooo KMGHTS OF Knights ot Maccabees of the World meets in K.

P. Hall, second and fourth Saturday nights ot each month. J. W. Postwait, commander; R.

B. Porter, record keeper. 0. Camp No. 101 meets in K.

cf P. Hail every Friday night W. T. Steele. C.

A. II. Davis. Clerk Visitors cordially Invited. M.

M. W. A. Lodge meets every Friday night In M. W.

A. Hall. Visiting brothers Invited. P. Coffieirt.

V. C. W. A. Cowan.

Clerh. ROYAL Camp No. Royal-Neighbors, meets second and fourth Tuesdays of each month. Mrs. A.

Wagner, oraclei. Mrs. Mary Huilon. 413 West Street. Recorder.

FRATERNAL Fraternal Brotherhood No. meets second and fourth Thursday of each month In A. O. U. Hall.

VIslUng members cordially invited. W. H. Anderson, preiddent; (lOlda Elam. secretary.

OUR TELEPHONE is rojisianliy ringing these days. Sep- know, is the time to havcj the s'liinmer cleaned out of car- We am lint your 'irdt-r, vrill prompt and careful Pbone us today. iOU RUG FACTORY Pfeeae Ut. 1.1. 1 It I tH'O Torch husky lorcher and fire lu the great jMrrlotJe -r p-imdr at tola "Icht of i.eiiii: next Tnesdav Call or write Republican Head auaitt-rs, lola, tor fiill particulars.

11 R. Oil fill AJD Renerai Contractor. Flagstohe and Cement Sidewalks an4 Cqrhlng a Specialty. Oaice 115 Last Jackson AtA. Pbone tM.

Wanted at Humboldt. Wilcott. better known as "Hot Tainala Jack" was arresti-d by Chief of I'olice Wliitehead this iiiorn- injT npoii a Iroiu the Hiiinln'ldt anlhnritti-s. It is claimed' thai got mixed up in vorne' kind of money transaction at llumitoldt about two wceki ago. and the officers there have beea looking for him ever since.

of Police Whiteheal called City Marshal M. J. Bensoo at immediately after making the arrest hut he is of town and will not be back until this Tribune. LOW COLONIST RATES TO CALIFORNIA OLD MEXICO THE NORTHWEST AND BRITISH COLUMBIA VIA Sept. Itt to Oct.

31st Aitk for FnU laferaiatlori. C.P.Hale.Agt..