The Iola Register from Iola, Kansas • 5

i ZX.ili, jwbmevj! IOtiAy KANSAS' THE IOLA DAILY.ftEGlSTER. WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 4, in.i Uore 'Cliza ALLEY OOP hts-raLMX By. Hamlin TfOUPPSIDS SEMDS WOgO.THATA LAR6E, HEAVILY OF LEMIAKl HAS CROSS EO WISH T'REPOPO0 WLL- I that most cp th7thassa relief APMV OkfAV WATeUKe CUTS DOWM MV LOAP DUTV. mop.criepL MrrMOtHEi fS COMINJ HEREfl iVHAT MAVBE HB )HEWCB? OJlCM IM6S MORE)' I dAM MOT MBWS MV voa S7AKJD OM, WHV DID I TAk5 THIS UJkkj JOB? WITH MV peace op mwd, rrfe plavim'mob WITH ALL MV TROUBLES MU M5ERW6 IkJ TH; TBEMS MV ARMV HADDA err SMASHED SMITHEREENS' I New York. Sept.

4, (AF) Late buying support came Into the stock market today after considerable doll backsliding during the greater part of the session. Demand for some of thd motors, steels and specialties pushed ticker tape in the final hour and prices substantially. The close was. firm. Transfers approximated 800.000 shares.

Brokerage circles could point -10 no particular piece of news that might have stimulated 'the ecfuitles list. A few analysts believed the belated recovery was due to the fact that a number of traders became tired of sitting on the fence waiting for a sharp reaction and decided to reinstate their holdings. Nervous short hovering was also thought have been a factor. up to 2 p. m.

only about 500.000 shares Had changed but prices hovefed in a narrow range. kveral large blocks of Chrysler and Other recent favorites1, came out on the up side and the general run of Waders started to cancel meriting ldsses and join the forward procession. Brisk rallies in wheat and cotton were helpful to the bullish forces. U. 8.

government securities responded to the cordial reception given the treasurys new note issue. Corporate loans were steady. Foreign exchanges were not conspicuous. Homestake Mining shares 'got up some IS points while gains of fractions to 2 or more were recorded by American Telephone, SL Steel, Bethlehem, Western Union, Consolidated. Gas, Santa Fe N.

Cen- tral, Auburn, General Motors, Chrysler Case, National Distillers, Sears Roebuck Johns ManvMe, da Pont," Paramount 1 Pictures and LoeWs. A loss of 3 points was' suffered by Corn Exchanger Bank. Standard Gil of New Jersey and Sooody-Vaeuum were about un-changed. VI vDen Avila, tjhe ti Evefi in federal 9 4 3: TKerefs Some Work; JW 4-w kU- i 4 Average of 0 Stocka Saturday 09 Tuesday 47.6 Wednesday tt te a 484 New York, Sept. 4.

(APJ-rFbliow- ing are the low and closing prices of stocks on. the. New York They lead the life of World War veterans assigned to the Federal relief camps in the south even though they have to do sot work In return for their $30 to $45 a month and, keep. Above a group encamped near Charleston, S. lend a hand in building a new rpad linking another camp.

Others, work a few hour a day to keep the camp in repair The veteranV heaved has been established to prevent a recurrence of the HooVer bonus march. mtx LEGAL ies, dotting, hardware, and other miscellaneous merchandise, bsing all the fixtures and stock of merchandise of the Defendant at No. 12 North Washington street, Iola, Kansas, said property to.be sold as the prop erty of the above. named defendant and for not less than two-thirds of its appraised value of $539.95. Dated this day iOfSepfcembsr, 1935.

v.il'V, K'- CLARENCE WARREN, Sheriff of Allen County, Kansas. (9)-4-ll SiBson Bjk: Chicago, (AP) Sylvester 22, 160. pound ice wagon driver, was the defendant on, a disorderly conduct charge Five police mep were complaining -witnesses, seemed, they the court, he was driving an ice wagon, heltCr skelter, lnt movie comedy fashion through a kreet. and it required combined strength of the five to arrest him. court assessed $159 fine and cost witlru, smile: ANNOUNCEMENTS Auctions PUBLIC SALE Public notice Is hereby given 'that the Atlas Acceptance Corporation will sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash on September 4, 1935, p.

m. at. the South -front door at the Allen County Court House Iola, Kansas, one 1935 Graham sedan, serial No. 1701130, motor No. 1706212.

pursuant to the terms of a chattel mortgage dated April 13, 1935, executed by JW. Hudson to secure -the unpaid balance of the purchase price of said property. A copy of said mortgage was filed with the register of deeds of Allen County, Kansas, on April 16, 1935. E. M.

itt Trace we 11, Attorney for mortgagees Coming Sale Dates SEPT. 9 Mrs. Carrie Yeagers sale. 2 miles east of Moran on High-way 54. Strayed, Lost.

Found LOST OR STOLEN Baseball glove $2.00 reward. Notify Frank Harris, MOran, Kans. AUTOMOTIVE 5. Automobiles For Sale L. H.

Reynolds Motor Co. We at all times have a complete line of Good Used Cars. 1935 FORD Drive It and Youll Buy It I USED CARS New Bulcks, Pontiacs, O. M. C.

Trucks. Sales Service. -HOBART MOTOR CO; ELLIS MOTOR CO. VALUES IN USED CARS 1938 Studebaker; extra good shape 1933 Chevrolet Coach 1930 Chevrolet Sedan 1930 Chevrolet Coach 1928 Chevrolet Coach 1931 Ford Coach 1930 Ford Coupe 1929 Plymouth. Coach 2 Bulky Plows 1 set Work Harness New John Deere 12-in Gang Plow, sells for $130 our price, $98.00.

6 Auto Accessories, Tires, Parts rr PAYS4 TO USE Iola Retread Tire SERVICE. Expert Tire Vulcanizing, Repairing. New Tires and Tubes. Skelly Gasoline and Retreading Our Specialty! 704 N. Kentucky Phone 848 BARGAINS youre looking for in new and used tires.

24-hour call service. West Street Motor Co. Phone 434. I NOW WRECKING Model Ford sedan. Neff, 220 West street.

MUD CHAINS VINE OIL CG, FORDSON TRACTOR PARTS Iola Wrecking Company, 307 South -i Special Model A exhaust, pipe, and muffler, Chevrolet axle, $1.98. Natl. Auto Salvage, 1110 East St. USED TIRES All sizes. 24-hour service.

East Side Garage, 1205 East St. Phone 449. Re pal ring Garages Expert Krai Brake Refining Adjusting, ause Brake Battery Shop. TROOPS he HEART TO CHEEt? 1 Veterans Heaven in A 4' $mLXfW 4 4 4 Os mu- I te'srsA $-1 4 'V' jr LEGAL (First, Published in The Iola Daily Register September 4, 1935.) NOTICE OF, FINAL SETTLEMENT State of Kansas, Allen County, ss. the, Probate Court In and for Said County.

"In the matter of the Estate of Roy A Gillespie, Deceased. Creditors and all other persons interested in the aforesaid Estate are hereby notified that I shall apply to the Probate Court in and for said. County, sitting at the Court House in. Iola, County of Allen, State pf Kansas, on the 1st day of October, A. 1935, for a full and final settlement of said Estate, and for an order finding and adjudging who are the heirs devisees and, legatees of said deceased.

MARVEL GILLESPIE, Administratrix of the Estate of Roy Gillespie, Deceased. September 3, A. 1935. (9) 4-11-18-25. (First published In The Iola Daily Register', September1 4, 1935.) NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Administrator.

State of Kansas, Allen County, ss. In the matter of the estate of William H. Groomer, late of Alien County, Kansas. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Notice is hereby given, that on the 3d day of September, A. 1935 the undersigned was by the Probate Court of Allen County, Kansas, duly appointed and qualified as Administratrix of the Estate of William H.

Groomer, late of Allen County, deceased. AS parties interested in said estate will take notice and govern themselves accordingly. MATTIE C. GROOMER, Administratrix. (9)-4-U-18 (First published in The iola Dally Register, September 4, NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE Sate of Kansas, County of Allen, ss.

By Virtue of an Order of Sale to me directed and delivered, issued out of the County -Court of Allen County, Kansas, in the case of Iola Wholesale Grocery Company, a corporation, Plaintiff, V. A. I Makmey, Defendant, No. 9, 1, the undersigned, will on the 16 day of September, at ten oclock A. of day at 12 North street, in the City of Iola, in the County and State aforesaid, offer at public sale and sell to the highest bidder for cash in hand, all the right, title and interest of the defendant in and to the following described personal property, to-wit: All the fixtures and the stock of merchandise consisting of grooer- perhaps, were reluctant to go, think ing that their vacation had gone by too rapidly.

The teachers for this re Mrs. J. 6 year are: Mrs. J. O.

Allen, Miss Eth-elyn Leavitt, Miss Edna Lash and MiSs Erma McCauley. fnt WlruW You Will Nt Be Taking Any Chance's tor Gambling When You Purchase-a Car Rrom Us. PLYMOUTH 331 COACII FORD 44 COACH FORD 30 COACH CHEVROLET 31 COUPE CHRYSLER 70 COUPE BUICK, WHIPPETS, ETC. Come and See Us and Our Cars. I t.

In vt A ROSS ARCUCKLE GARAGE Chrysler and Plymouth Dealers INIOIASINCE 1916 THE HOME OF CHRYSLER A PLYMOUTH i. t. MERCHANDISE 27 Feed, Fuel, Fertilizer BEST- FEED at the lowest prices. Fat springs and hens. Bring us your produce.

Farmers Exchange, 212 S. Jefferson. Phone ,4 13. SPECIAL THIS WEEK Kaffir Corn, per cwt. $1.75 PROD.

28 Household Goods 1 VJ a Large Selection Heating Stoves and Ranges. Specialize in Furnaces. SHANNON SHANNON Hardware Service Dealers STOVES REPAIRED Call us. Heaters and Cook Stoves. Expert work, Delivery.

Hennlngers. A New Line of HEATING STOVES Just-Reoeivedl We also brder Stove Repairs. BROWNIE'S 50 RANGES Heaters and circulators, Terms. Trade. Curtis Furn.

Used Circulators Coal and Wood Heaters, Wood Heaters, Coal and Wood Ranges. large selection to choose from. Terms. Free Delivery. W.

II. WOOD FINE FURN. 202 S. Jeff. Phone 190 38 Musical, Radio PIANOS AND RADIOS Trade.

Terms. Delivery: Henningers. SCHOOL VIOLIN Cheap. F. D.

Marsh, LaHarpe, 31 Seeds, Plants, Flowers KAWVALE SEED WHEAT Harry Shelton, 3 miles south on Kentucky. SEED WHEAT for sale, good qual-' ity. Nelson LaHarpe. FOR SALE High quality Kawvale seed wheat. Funs ton Farm, one mile west of Carlyle.

TIMOTHY SEED And Shetland riy. Charlie Hawkins, south, westj Moran. WINTER BARLEY for sale, made better than 50 bushels per acre; want to buy. young bull. Weldin, 945F12.

82 Wanted To Buy CASH Wants 4-room house, gal age. 1 "BUyer, care Register. ROOMS FOR RENT Room FOR RENT Fouf nicely furnished rooms, modern, adults, no dogs. 818 North- Sycamore. SLEEPING ROOMS Close in; gentlemen only.

'810 North Walnut. 34 Apartments and Plate NICE 3-ROOM APARTMENT 309 South Elm. SMALL OOZY Furnished kitchenette apartment. Phone 812. 3 ATTRACTIVE, downstairs housekeeping rooms, closets, sink, porch, private entrance.

301 North 1 Real Estate for Rent Farms and Land For Rent PASTURE 240 acres, well fenced. Terms reasonable. Ralph Jones, Colony R. 2. 40 ACRES Hog, tight, 5 miles east of Iola on favemcnt; 5-room house, yard fenced, cistern, garage, chicken house, bam with, hay loft, well, and all kinds of garden ground; $15 per month.

Inquire 222 Boufth Jet ferson. 37 Houses For Rent MY HOME on Madison for rent. B. M. Coutant.

7-ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE Phone 1105. 1 8-ROOM MODERN HOUSE 214 South Sycamore. Iola Land Co. MODERN 5-ROOM FURNISHED Cottage. Call at 422 South Cottonwood; Real Estate For Sale 40 Farms and Land Far Sale FARM Near Iola Including crop, or will rent tat cash.

R. M. ningham Agency, 20 ACRE SUBURBAN Improved. 6 miles of town; hard surface. Address Box 57, care of FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE 160 acres improved farm, three and one-half miles from rural high school; $4,000.00.

Liberal terms. Would Iola residence property In part exchange. J. IL Wille, Flqua, Kans. 39 ACRES 4 miles Iola, on good road; five room house; fair out buildings; 20 acres In cultivation.

balance pasture; plenty, water; )rice $1,000, $800 cash, balance lme; a sure bargain. -Allen County Investment Company, Iola, Kas. 41 Houses For Sale HOUSES FOR SAXE ON TERMS. IOLA BLDG. Sc LOAN ASSN.

FOR, SALE Property 307 West Jackson street, 5 rooms, modern house, 2 lots; price $1000.00.. Half cash. Write Howard Marty, 121 East 8th St Topeka, Kansas. Tonight on; the Air ST A. vur.

WRUS, KILOS. WLW 10 USi, TV0 wsu 80Q -S09 a50 Ih0 WFAA BA (itU.aimM.K'Sau ihuyal aBk a tiniMMMtbie i KKtter uruSN lull ec joo 0I radio liwtia(i) 8:96 P. M. --T -WDAF Ond Mans Family. -KMBO Johnny and His Four-Some.

WHEN Hits and Bits. 6:15 P. M. WHB John Wahlstedt, tenor. KMBC Emery Deutschs Orch.

6:30 P. M. WDAF Wayne Kings Orch. KMBC -Broadway Varieties. WREN House of Glass.

7:00 P. WDAF Town "Hall Tonight with Frank Crumit; Quartet. KMBC Six-Gun Justice. WREN John Charles Thomas, barytone. 7:30 P.

1VL KMBC Mark Warnow. 7:45 P. M. WREN Education the 8:00 P. WDAF Cavaiio Band from Grant Park.

Chicago. KMBC Bui nf and Allen; Grofts Orchestra. WREN The Venetians. 8:39 P. M.

WDAF Ray Nobles Orch. KMBO March of Time. WREN Stories of History. 9:00 P. M.

WDAF Amos Andy. WREN Dorothy Lamour, soprano. 9:15 M. WDAF Musical Moments with McLaughlin. KMBC -Claude -Hopkinss Orch.

WREN Tody and- Gus. 9:30 P. M. WDAF Know Your GOvern-roent address by Frank Hodges, Reconstructioii Finance Corp. WREN Moonlight Solitude.

9:35 F. M. WDAF Leonard Kellers Orch. I M. WDAF The Open Road.

KMBC Don Gils Orch. iy 25 lower; fed fight yearlings and short fed grassers steady to easier; straight giassers steady to strong; other killing classes mostly steady; Vealers strong; Stockers and feeders fully steady; several loads good 10 choice medium weight steers choice to prime around 900 lb. yearling steers 11.50; several pments choice strong weight ers unsold late; homed grass steers up to 8.25; bulk 6.00-7.60; veal-er top 9.00. Sheep: lambs 25-35 higher; yearlings 25-50 up; sheep steady; Colorado range lambs 9.25; top natives 9.10; most sales 8.75-9.G0. Kansas City Livestock.

1 Kansas City. Sept. 4. (AP) Hog3 1800. No difect.

Fairly active, imeven. Steady to 15c higher than Tuesday's average. Some heavies up more Top $11.65 on choice 200-240 lbs. Desirable 180-280 lbs. $11.40 1.60; few 290-325 lbs.

811.25 11.45; 380-lb. butchers better grades 40-170 $9.85 11.40. Sows $3.50 10.00;. few1 $10.25, Cattle 1500; calves 1800. Fed steers and yearlings fairly liberal supply, pending lower Grass slaughter steers steady to strong.

Bulls 10 15c lower. Other killing classes are mostly steady. Vealers steady to strong. Stockers and feeders fully steady. Choice 968-lb.

mixed yearl-ngs $11.25. Numerous loads of fed sheers eligible to sell from $10.50 1.25. Early sales homed grass steers .6.00 7.25. Practical top vealers at qq 'X 9m 1 4 Sheep: Vx) Native la Afis fufiy'2Sc hlghef Odd lots sheep about steady. Colorado lambs unsold Top native lambs $9.10.

Most SSies $8.75 9.00. Colorado range lambs held above $9.25 Uu 1 Estimated livestock receipts for tomorrow: Cattle 3500; hogs 1500; sheep 2,000 4 4 Fames Vapor. Chicago, (AP) For years Oscar W. Hanke dreamed of a musical career with a symphony orchestra. He fis 55.

Just before he locked himself in a hotel room and turned on the gas, he -wrote, "farewell every lody. Fame is but a vapor. The only earthly certainty is oblivion. But Polfe Lieut. Louis Diana and a fire department recue squad re rived him.

At the hospital it was reported he would recover. Telling is selling tell the whole story when you use a Want Ad. adv. THE: NEWFANGLES 7- AUTOMOTIVE Repairing Gararcs CAR REPAIRING J- HILLBRANTS GARAGE WesjTEft Road, Iola.jPhone 222. BUSINESS SERVICE Cosiness Service Offered FURNITURE AND AUTOMOBILE UPHOLSTERING.

HEIGELES .201 South JSt. Ph. 59. BACON TRUCK LINES Local Transfer. Long Distance Moving.

Storage. Reliable Freight Service. AH loads insured against pho. 182.. 218 Jefferson.

SHIP YOUR LIVESTOCK by truck, any number. 2 West Jackson. Phonie EMPLOYMENT 4 Help Wanted Mala MAN I OR WOMAN WANTED Supply customers with famous Watkins Products in Iola. Business established earnings average $25 weekly, pay starts immediately. No investment.

Write J. R. Watkins Company, D-96, Winona, Minn. i FINANCIAL 18 1 Money to Loan Insurance FARM LOANS Lowes rate, most favorable terms, Iola Land Co. K.

L. Thompson Agency Insurance, Notary Public LIVE STOCK fcd Cats, Other Pets COLLIE PUPS for sale, 6 weeks old, 1 miles east on East street. BOSTON BULL PUPPY Female Mrs. J. B.

Bruce, 605 N. Wash- 1 ington. 1 21 Hones, Cattle. Miscellaneous GUERNSEY COW for sale. Inquire at George R.

Hisers, 224 N. Jeff, SHOATS 517 East Spruce. TEAM. BLACK HORSES, 7 years old. weigh 3000, good ones; team sorrel horses, 4 years old, weigh 2600; team black horses, 4 years old, weigh 2500; team bay mares, 3 years old, weigh 2,500, with good pair; mare, 6 years old, weigh 1400; bay mare, 6 years old, 1250; 10 other good young horses, 3 to 4 years old; 20 good fresh milk cows; 3 sets work harness; 1 good wide tire wagon.

Will sell on time 1 J. C. Butcher. A ONE EXTRA GOOD Jersey cow, just fresh, $35.00. J.

A. Talley, iola R. I. WILL SELL At Sale Pavilion Saturday, Sept. 7, five fine male Guernsey calves from the Lyons herd.

Lyons and Morris. $2 Poultry and Supplies HATCHING EGGS Wanted. Heavies. also Minorcas. Brownriggs, Iola.

100 PURE WHITE ROCK Pullets, "starting to lay. 1425 N. Cotton-: wood. Phone 979-12. 23- Wanted Livestock WANTED Eggs for hatching Barred Rocks, White Rocks, S.

C. Reds, Buff Minorcas, White Giants. Taylor Hatchery dg Produce. MERCHANDISE 24 Articles For Sale Washed Gravel and Sand, Native Lumber. Phone 878.

OTTO HILLBRANT COMPLETE MEAT MARKET Equipment for sale or trade. R. B. Clement, R. 3, Humboldt.

BIG CHIEF RED BARN PAINT $1.15 per gallon. 5 gallon lots $4.90 SHANNON SHANNON Hardware Service Dealers FOR SALE Boys bicycle, A1 shape. 618 North Oak. 26- Farm and Daily Products GRAPES Apples and sweet rider. 2 miles east and north of Car- lyie.

1 A. Smith PEACHES White and yellow, for Lee Moore, South State. PEACHES White, red and yellow, bring baskets. L. P.

Edwards, 4 miles south and mile east of Moran cemetery. By Cowan A A1 Atchison Baldwin Loq Beth Steel Cong Gas Cons Oil Gen 'Motors Hudson Mot Int II llarV Mont Ward Packard Mot Penney IPhillips Petr Radio Vac Texas Ocurp Union Pac 88 42 44 Wettmgh 67 64 WoolwortH 61' 60 Cities Service com 4 Curb) 88 44 46 66 61 2 UB Steel 44 West Union 46 1 Local produce Eggs, firsts Eggs, seconds 19e Eggs, ungraded 22e No. 1 liens 15c No. 2 Hens 12c No. 1 Springs 15c No.

2 Springs 130 Codtr, lb. ...1. 9c Green Hides, lb. Horse Hides to $1.23 NO. 1 Turkeys 10c NO.

3 Turkeys 76 Ducks to 6c Geese. lb. 3c Sweet Cream, lb. Sour. Cream, lb.

216 Good Corn. 85c Wheat, 60 lbs. 83c Oats. bu. Kaffir 90c SPECIAL FOR TWO WEEKS Feed Em Egg Mash 100 lbs.

$1.90 1 See ms for other specials. The J. F. GRENNAN PROD. CO.

Only graded buyers in Iola i a a4fets "TV GAS CITY EVENTS i Mr. and Douglas Mows Return From Vacation Tuesdafy After Visiting in Oklahoma. 'GAS, Sept. 3. Mr.

and Mrs. Douglas Moore returned home Tuesday from their vacation trip. They Visited the latters brother hnd sister and their families, Mr. Roy Foster and Mrs. T.

Evans, also the formers sisters, Mrs. Cora Thompson and Mrs. Nettie Theobold all of Bartlesville, and Mrs. Henry Cook of Binger, Okla. Roy Foster accompanied them heme but returned to his home Wednesday.

Quite a number from this vicinity attended the Allen county fair at Icla this last week. Mrs. V. C. Schibi was taken to the Mercy hospital at Port Scott where she was operated on Monday.

We are glad to report she is getting along nioely and are hoping she will soon be able to return borne. Mrs. Edith Ward and daughter of Parksville, were Wednesday supper guests at the home of her cousin, Mrs. Will Stanford and Kenneth Ray Daugherty of Allen Center, visited his aunt, Mrs. Bill Gumfory, one day last week.

William Boyer from. Mayfield, Arkansas, arrived last week for a visit with his aunt, Mrs. Dora White and cousins, Mrs. Ed Shipley and Mrs. Lois Shipley and their families.

Mr and Mrs. Will Zerba and daughter Cleone, spent Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. D. L.

Moore. Mrs. Dora White was a Sunday dinner guest at the Lois Shipley home in east Gas. Mr. and Mrs.

Will Carrell are enjoying a visit from their son and wife of Kansas City. Mrs. Amos Dunn and children of AbbyviUe, Mr. and Mrs. C.

E. Stanford and children of Hooker, visited last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Will Stanford. Mr.

and Mrs. Roy Stovall and children from Neosho were Sunday afternoon visitors and supper guests at the home of the formers sister, Mrs. Lafa Lane and family. Miss Virginia Boman spent Wednesday night and Thursday with Miss Beulan-Myers of Moran. Miss Aldola Toedman spent Sunday at the home of her sister, Mrs.

Charles Daugherty and family of Allen Center. The W. C. T. U.

announces the names of the children who placed first and second In the temperance essay work done in the school last year as follows: First grade, Marjorie Remsberg. first; Lavon Kin man, second. Third grade, Dorothy Bowen first: Albert Remsberg, second. Fourth grade. Jack McGrew, first; no second.

Fifth grade. Pearl and Beryl Schumacher tied for first; no second. Sixth grade. Virginia (Momn Pop), Bowen, first; Jim Thornton, second; honorable mention to William Sarver. Seventh grade.

Flora Schumacher, first; Robsrt Oesch, second. Prizes will be given to those taking first place at the Frances Willard day program which will be given in the school the last of September. Mrs. W. L.

Burkett and children Don and Jean, of Iola, were callers Saturday at the Ray Bowen home. Mr. and Mrs. Courtney and daughter of Wichita, are visiting the latters parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Berry. Mr. and Mrs. A. F.

Holten, Violet ar.d Floyd Holten and little Ernest Jr. Foster motored Savonburg Sunday afternoon where they visited Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nelson and also called on Mrs. Mary Larson of the dense district.

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Burkett of tola, spent Sunday afternoon at the Ray Bowen home. Mr. and Mrs.

E. E- Humberd, Lel-and Toedman, Archie Rose ba ugh, Mrs. Bill GumfOry, Douglas and Lawrence, Dale Weast visited friends In Iola Saturday. Mrs. Perry Abbott is enjoying a visit from her mother.

Lafa Lane Jr. of the CO oamp, Neodesha, spent Friday and Saturday with his parents. He left Saturday accompanied by his brother, Thurston Lane, who will also remain at the CCC camp. Miss Bertha Carre 11 called on her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs.

Will Carrel! Friday afternoon. Sunday visitors at the Lena Perkins home were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Perkins and son of East Lawn, Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Brundage and sons of Iola, and Bernice Brundage of north of LaHarpe. Mrs. A. F. Holten will leave Tuesday afternoon for Topeka to attend the Nazarene assembly which is in session there this week.

Mrs, Rebecca Burkett and Miss Irene spent the day Sunday with their daughter and sister, Mrs. Ray Bowen and family. Darel DeNeen and lady friend from Wichita, were pleasant callers at the E. E. Humberd home Sunday.

Mrs. Frank Prase called on Mrs. Ina Perkins Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs.

Althlser are moving to Iola this week. A fine dinner was enjoyed Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. S.

Dickerson in honor of their daughter. Miss Mary Dickerson of Kansas -City, who is spending her vacation here. Those who enjoyed the dinner were: Dr. and Mrs. R.

O. Christian and son Robert OrdL of Ida, and Mrs. Glen Diekersos and son Jerry Don, north of Gas, and the honor guest. Miss Mary. Mr.

and Mrs. Carre 11 of Kansas City and Mrs, Will Carrefi were Saturday callers at the home of Mrs. Frank Carrel! and da tighter Bertha. Children with books in their arms were hurrying back to school again today. Sept.

2, after a three months vacation. Some had been anxiously looking forward to the day; others. Rlflhfr rhitfnnk In -( Kansas Clty Produce: Kansas City. Sept. 4.

-utterfat 2022. Other produce unchanged today. "Kansas City Hay. 1 Kansas City, Sept. 4.

(AP Hay; 1 car. Unchanged. Alfalfa No. 1 extra leafy $15.00 16.00; No. 2 extra leafy $13.50 14.50; No.

1 $12.50 13.50; No. 2 leafy Prairie: No. 1 $3.50 9.00; No. 2 $7.5008.00. Kansas City Grain.

Kansas City, Sept. 4. (AP) Wheat: 80 cars. Tone Unchanged to 2c higher. Na 2 dark hard nom.

98 1.24; No. 3 nom. 95 1.19; No. 2 hard 1.08 1.10; No. 3 95 1.11; No.

2 red 97: No. 3 94 96. Close: Sept. 93; Dec. 94; May 94.

Com: 9 cars. Generally unchang ed. No. 2 white 77; No. 3 nom 76 80; No.

2 yellow 77; No. 3 76; Now 2 mixed 75; No. 3 nom 7475. Close: Sept 74; Dec. 66.

Oats: 14 cars. Unchanged to higher. No. 2 white nom. 29 32; Na 3 nom.

2730. Milo maize Kafir Rye N-5052. Barley N-47049. K. C.

Livestock -'Kahsad City, Sept. 4. CAP) Hogs, unchanged. i Cattle: good to choice native fee sefs and long year! trigs 7 5 jf most ifriULBHi stood Fett of Time WiHiams Wrfe 391 Washlngten Ida, Kas. 9.