The Iola Register from Iola, Kansas • 3

THE IOLA DAILY- PAGE. THREE IOT A. KANSAS SLASHED- SEUy FOR -EDUCATION Instant hot 1 on time As little as three dimes a day, paid monthly for a few months, buys the comfort and time-saving of instant automatic hot water. For year after year, you continue to enjoy this comfort. OLDELSMORE June 25.

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ard and baby were Sunday afternoon callers at the L. O. Ford home.

Mr. and Mrs. Martin. Oklahoma, were visiting at the W. D.

Pratt home over the week end. Sunday dinner guests at the W. Alderman home were: Mrs. Flora Sylvester. LaHarpe; Mr.

and Mrs. Gus Sylvester and son, Gus and wife. Pittsburg; A. M. and Joe Sylvester, Mr.

Browning, Elsmore. Mr. and Mrs. Emmett 'Johnson, Fern and a nephew, Donald Johnson Iola, visited the Claude Spaf-ford family, Chanute. Sunday.

Fred Troxell took a load of sheep to Kansas City for Fred Krokstrom Wednesday night. Quite a few from this neighborhood attended the funeral of Mr. Bennett in Elsmore 'Tuesday. The bereaved family have the sympathy of this community. Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Troxell and family were Sunday dinner guests at Gus Thompsons. W. D. Pratt and Alvin Ford left for the harvest fields Monday.

Why not let call and tell you about the Crane Budget Plan? You can have any plumbing and heating im- Dm Mai cm, tSk provement and pay nothing until Wotr installed. Then pay only 10 down, balance monthly. monthly. Ke a ELECTRIC PLUMBING CO. 109 E- Madison The Radfo Store Phone C5 WE ARE UNDER Vicla Nelson, 18, farm girl of Pelican Rapids, Minn, seriously slashed her chest with a knife, said she was attacked by extortionists, and sought to secure financial aid from her wealthy grandparents by playing the heroine.

She wanted the money to continue her schooling, she said. tained the L. L. dub- at her home Thursday; May 29. The entertainment committee for the afternoon ioon livened up the bunch with clever games.

After the business hour refreshments were served. Those present woe: Mrs. Babe Squires. Mrs. 'Minnie Munson and Wilma Jean, Mrs.

Edith Stanley and Jimmie. Mrs. Una Roberts and Gor-den, Mrs. Juanita Strunk and children, Mrs. Ralph Biggs and children, Mrs.

Golda Cox and children, Nellie T. Pitts and Adaline, Mrs. rem Anderson and children and Mrs. Mildred Lander and Jean. The L.

L. club was entertained at the home of Mrs. Biggs last Thursday. The afternoon was spent in playing games. Then came the business hour and roll call which called for a sewing hint from all present.

The committee for entertainment a) -the next meeting was chosen. Refreshments were served. Those present were: Mrs. Minnie Munson and Wilma Jean, Mrs. Edith Stanley and Jimmie, Mrs.

Zodeen Larson and Bernard, Mrs. Fern Anderson and children, Mrs. Meryl Ludlum and D. A Mrs. Una Roberts and Gorden, Mrs.

Golda Cox and children. Mrs. Arleen Krokstrom and Lois. Mrs. Babe Squires and Marjorie Nell.

Nellie T. Pitts and Adaline. Those visiting were: Mrs. Matthews. Mrs.

Mabel Ludlum and children. What might have been a very serious accident occurred out west last Sunday. A car driven by Lester Daniels. Kansas City. Mo.

with his mother. Mrs. Daniels, and sister. Mrs. Martin, Bronson, as passengers was almost across the last bridge over Big Creek when an ice truck from Iola crashed into them head on.

The Daniels car was badly damaged. Mrs. Daniels had several ribs broken and was badly bruised up. Mrs. Martin was badly cut by the windshield.

They were taken to the home cf Porter Daniels, a brother. The truck was damaged also. Mrs. Cramer was called to Iola Sunday on a nursing case. Just 100 at Sunday school last Sunday.

Claude Roe, Iola, is doing some painting and papering for Mr. Tip-pie. Friends of Meryl Cox and Richard Whitaker were surprised to hear of their marriage in Kansas City last week. Florence Longenecker, who Is attending the summer session of K. S.

T. Pittsburg, spent the week end at home. She is taking special teaching work. Mr. and Mrs.

Ethan Holmes and family and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Holmes spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs.

John Holmes. Clarence Goyette returned home Monday night. Mrs. C. E.

Horton, Hume, and Mrs. Ralph Holland and little daughter. Helen Sue. Kansas City, spent several days last week with Mr. and Mrs.

J. M. Hill. With Mr. and Mrs.

Hill they went to Moran Thursday evening and spent the evening with Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Ralston.

Harry, Carl and Otis Bennett, California, arrived here Monday morning for the funeral services of their father. ELSMORE NEWS June 24. Mrs. Lena Setterstrom went to Burdick Sunday for ft visit. Miss Etta Price and Mr.

Jtik Wentz, Kansas City, spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Price. Clair and George Yeager and Mr. Allen spent Sunday evening with Mr.

and Mrs. John Munson. Mr. and Mrs. L.

E. Goyette and son. Kansas City, spent Sunday and Mcnday with home folks. Mr. and Mrs.

William Redell and Mrs. Alex Anderson, all of Nevada, Mo, spent Sunday with and Mrs. Charlie Nelson. Mrs. Matthews and Blanche were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs.

Mead and Phoebe. Miss Coleen Ccx. who has been working at Eldorado Springs, Mo, spent the week end visiting her father. Harry Cox, and other relatives and friends here. W.

H. Watson was in Fort Scott frem Tuesday until Thursday visiting Mr. and Mrs. Winifred Watson. Mr.

and Mrs. Dave Goyette, Collinsville. visited from Saturday until Monday morning with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Goyette.

Boyd Setterstrom. of Lawrence, spent a week with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Setterstrom. Mr. and Mrs.

Ernest Hill spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Hill, at Stark. Wm. Bennett passed away at the Chanute hospital Saturday morning where he had been for sometime.

The funeral services were conducted by Rev. Mr. Smith at the M. E. church Monday afternoon at 2 oclock.

The new home Mrs. Iindstrom Is having built is progressing nicely. She will soon have one of the nicest homes in Elsinore. Mr. and Mrs.

C. M. Hill. Stark, were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.

J. M. Hill Wednesday, and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hill and John William spent Wednesday evening with Mr.

and Mrs. J. M. Hill. Mr.

and Mrs. Martin Munson. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Munson and Wilma Jean and Mr.

and Mrs. Del-mar Danielson were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Munson a week ago last Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph Sisson and family spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson near Odense. Mrs.

Johnny Powers and Mrs. Elton Abram returned to Kansas City Saturday after a weeks visit with their mother, Mrs. Higginbotham. Mr. and Mrs.

Winifred Watson and baby. Fort Scott, spent Sunday with, Mr. and Mrs. W. H.

Watson. Henry Daniels, Iola, came down Friday evening and Mrs. A. V. Larson returned home with him where he visited until Saturday evening.

Mrs. M. L. Gervais, Wichita, IS visiting Mrs. Clarence Goyette.

Mrs. Matthews and Blanche spent Sunday night and Monday at the Wilbert Setterstrom home. Mrs. Wray was called home by the illness and death of her father, Mr. Bennett.

She has been at Tulsa camg for her daughter, Mrs. Merl Ludlum and baby. Mrs. E. C.

Price and Mr. and Mrs. Evan Price spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Mrs.

Ida Higginbotham enter tained Friday evening in honor of her daughters, Mrs. Johnny Powers and Abram. Kansas Smart Footwear That combine comfort with unmatched brilliancy of style that is the story of these new numbers. ALMOST GAVE UP HOPE, HE STATES "I was in an awfully weakened condition, was continually having trouble with indigestion and constipation and my nerves were shot to JOSEPH H. LOUVIER' pieces.

My kidneys wrere over-active, I couldnt half sleep and I felt bad all over. Id almost lost hope when I started Sargon. Now, my appetite is back, I never have a trace of Indigestion, my nerves are steady, I sleep good and my whole system is built up and strengthened. Sargon Pills gave me a healthy color, put my liver to working right and completely rid me of constipation. Joseph H.

Louvier, 2832 Henrietta St, St. Louis. Cooks Drug Store, Iola; IL R. Carr, Moran, Agents. The Kerr-Copening company, 213 North Jefferson avenue, moved today to their new location that was formerly Toomey Brothers service station, 112 East Jackson avenue.

Chicken Dinner served at the Baptist Temple Saturday, 11:30 to I. Move by Truck. Corr Transfer Co. Phone 140. Fireproof warehouse.

M. S. Lewis, of Fryers grocery store, recently purchased the B. and B. grocery store, 410 South State street, and will be there In the future.

This comes In the new dull kid In both high and low heel. A wonderful fitter $7.50 'W THE CRANE BUDGET PLAN Tills one comes In white, blade, and blefe. Two grades: $5 AND $6.85 IN MOTOR BUILDING ON NORTH STREET IOLA, KAN. AUTOMOBILES. TRUCKS, TRACTORS 1926 Ford Track 1 Chevrolet Track Dodge Track' i Tord Sedan' Essex Touring 2 Ford Coepea 1824 Oakland Touring Hudson Sedan Overland Touring Fsrdsoii Tractor All Shop Equipment BLUE MOON and HOLEPROOF at new reduced prices.

No Hose better or'more beautiful. Theatre Mens The resolution asking the repeal of the Kansas Sunday labor law, under 'which Sunday picture shows are banned in the state, adopted this week during the convention at Topeka by the Theatre Owners Association of Kansas and 'Western Missouri, of which E. Van Hyning, of Is president, is as follows: Whereas, in the year 1863, before radio, automobiles, golf, amusement parks, roller skates, movies and other modem recreation devices were thought of, the Kansas 'legislature passed what is commonly known as the seven-day labor 'law, And whereas, that legislature naturally could not visualize the rapid development of modem civilization, and whereas the law is designed. was intended to relieve serious labor conditions involving unnecessary drudgery and whereas this condition of labor no longer exists and whereas the law is now being partially enforced, to the oppression of those whom it was intended to relieve, and whereas this Law and the impossibility of its complete enforcement, has caused state enforcement officers to of a necessity, ignore its frequent violation as applied to numerous activities and whereas at this present time the law is only invoked against those activities providing Sunday recreation for the people, "Be it resolved, that we. the motion picture Theatre Owners Association of Kansas and Western Missouri.

in convention assembled at Topeka, Kansas. June 25, 1930. do hereby appeal to the people of Kansas and the officials of the state to repeal this obsolete law and objectionable statute, which Is serving only to make technical lawbreakers of otherwise respected citizens and is functioning only as a discriminatory measure against activities that are designed to provide the public with entertaining, stimulating and educational recreation. PLEASANT VALLEY CC. E.

Berkihiser) Jure 25. We ore sure having fine summer weather. Ail crcps are doing fine, there is plenty of stock water and 'pastures are good. Farmers are busy cultivating and cutting wheat which is of a good height and well filled. Black berries are being gathered by several families and the time not occupied in work is given over to the entertainment of the chigre.

Mrs. Rosa Geer and children, Thelma and Eugene, are helping the Berkihisers with their farm work. Mrs. H. J.

Bagby and Beverly Ann, Coffeyville. visited a few days with the formers father, C. E. Berkihiser and family, helping Charlene Berkihiser celebrate her birthday. She made a large angel food cake with pink icing and four candles, which delighted her little sisters heart.

Joe Snyder and lady friend. Miss Wilson, were week end visitors at the Glen Snyder home. Miss Lois Barren. Colony, visited several days erf the past week at the Murray heme. Mrs.

Wilda Berkihiser and Charlene called on Mrs. Sherwood last Wednesday. Air. and Mrs. Tom Sherwood and son.

Sunday with relatives in Geneva. A birthday party was held Sun-day at the Berkihiser home to celebrate the following persons birthdays which occurred in June: Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hollingshead and daughters, Helen and LeOrrel, June and Charlene Berkihiser. A bounteous dinner was served, with ice cream and cake in the afternoon.

We join with everyone in extending our sympathy to the Heinlein family in the kiss of their dear mother, who was buried at Colony Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Murray and Miss Opal and Lorrain. Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Mr. and Frank Schlink. Mr. and Mrs.

L. T. Barren and Miss Lois enjoyed a picnic together at the Riverside park at Neosho Falls Sunday. We join with everyone In extending sympathy to the James Jones family in the loss of their wife and mother. Miss Geneva Pumpelly.

Tulsa, will arrive today (Tuesday) for a visit with relatives at the Frank Murray home. Mrs. Glen Ledford's sister, formerly Miss Marie Laymon, and husband. and their uncle, arrited last Thursday froril Illinois for an ex tended visit. Downtown Or At Home A dish of ice cream can do wonders in cooling! Drop in for a dish or order a quart for home.

We Have Fairmonts and De Courseys. qnwErs Etees S. E. Comer Square Phone 755 SAVING OPPORTUNITY! Mrs. A.

W. Mitchell and children. El Dorado, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. J.

E. Kaufman. 311 South Ses-end street, who are parents of Mrs. MitcluU. The children are at St.

Johns hospital undergoing a ton-silletcome, The reflect and honor of a funeral is rigidly upheld by the Vauh luneral Home. Cat I'ltwers For Sale. Dahlias. Snapdragons, Lilies. Pansies, Shasta Daisies, etc.

Mrs. George Slawson, 31 North Second. Capt. W. B.

Hicks, Lawton, Okla is going to speak Sunday to Mr. Frank Taylors Sunday school class in the Christian churcn. Automobile Fainting, render and Body Work, Axles and Wheels straightened without heating. Plow Work C. C.

MeCARTY SON 301 South St. Phone 216 Residence Bnrelar Insurance is Inexpensive. J. M. Powell.

Pho. 560. O. L. Cox.

M. Specialist Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. Paul Cobb. Flint Roofing company in Iola on business with the Clark Lumber company. Chicken Dinner with all the trimmings.

Tuesdays. Thursdays and Sundays at Lewmans Cafe. Dr. Kent R. Dudley, Veterinarian.

Phone Office 211 South street, Iola, Kansas. A. R. Chambers, AT. D.

Office Mltlelbach Bldg. Pho. 303. Res. 377.

C. W. Williams. 427 South Third street, was in Fort Scott yesterday on business. Ask for FAIRMONT ICE CREAM Its pure, delicious tasty Made in Iola from Allen county products Ire costs a lot less than food Ire i- economy, not ia luxury.

Ice pays its own way. Its the cheapest commodity that cone's Into your home. American SerVjce Co. Ph. 116 Miss Ruby Titus is planning to leave tomorrow' on her weeks vacation from Kress store.

She is planning to spend her time in Kansas City. Tt is a pleasure for us to serve vnu in vor.r ear. but you will enioy the restful coolness of our perlor. Come in and be convinced. Slfers Confectionery.

Food Sale Saturday at 6c Grocery by Catholic ladies. Elmo Hester and Logan Reynolds were in Kansas City on business yesterday. Dr. John L. Parkhurst.

Dentist. X-ray diagnosis. Mittelbach Bldg Phone 303. Chicken Dinner served at the Baptist Temple Saturday, 11:30 tol. srFctAi.

trices ov Ford Batteries no Ford Generators 4.93 un SDerial price on ah electrical nnrts of a Fcrd, Friday and Sstnniev only A. D'm ElrrMe Srrrl 202 N. Wash. Phone 1379 Me. and Mrs.

R. II. Stewart. 401 South Chosnut street, who left about three weeks ago on a trip to Canada have reached there according to letters to friends In Iola. Phone 1175 for Plumbing and repair work.

Iola Plumbing Co. Chicken. Sirloin. Beef Roast and Pork dinner. 35c and 50c, Sunday at Green Lantern Cafe.

Mrs. H. "lT Dewey returned to Chicago today after a two-week visit 1th her mother. Mrs. L.

M. Stillwell. and sister, Mrs. Anna Eplev and niece Betty Virginia Epley, 815 North Chestnut street, and Mr. and Mrs.

Frank DeLapp. 710 North Cottonwood street, who are sister and brother-in-law of Mrs. Dewey. T. As CREAM SEPARATORS Domo Separator (Cream) No.

12 De Laval Separator (Utility) No. 12 De Laval Separator (Gold Series) 2 Used DeLavals Melotte Separators, Used Lots of Repairs MONEY B. SHANNON CO. ALE Great as 50 Percent Slashes! TO ANNOUNCE We have purchased the B. B.

Grocery, located at 410 South State street. We Are Here to Serve Yon M. S. LEWIS, Prop. Phone 13 We Deliver 4 -piece Bedroom Suites, $57.00.

See our window display. Sleeper Furniture Co. If yon miss your paper, call 48L Mr. and Mrs. F.

B. Elridge and children, of Coulter, Iowa, are visiting friends in Iola for a few days. F.L. BTLEAVELL. Hi.

D. Special attention given Diseases of Colon and Rectum X-ray Electro-Physiotherapy Office Iola 'State Bank Bldg. Phones 117 and 705 Fresh line of floorer's Bakery. Pastries. Van Robbins and Mvees 8-Inch Electric Fans Free from radio interference Special $4.98 PALACE DRUG CO.

Phone 476 We Deliver Miss Helen Rowe. Garnett, who has been visiting her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sco-vill.

411 North Buckeye street, left yesterday for hofhe. LAGRANDE June 24 Mrs. Joe Reade visited a few days last week with a daughter, Mrs. C. Houk and family.

Mrs. Will Myers and Bula, Mrs. Earl Hesseltine and Miss Gladys Hesseltine visited Friday afternoon with Mrs. Myrtle Gerdsen and her mother. Mrs.

Love is a little better but very weak at this writing. Mr. and Mrs. I. O.

Morrison. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Morrison. Or-val and Carol visited Sunday at the Ira Morrison home.

Rev. and Mrs. Smith, Hiattville, spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Arlo Hopkins.

Sunday visitors at the Will Myers home were: Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins, near Mildred; Mr. and Mrs. Claud Myers, Mr.

and Mrs. Roy Myers. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Young and Wilma.

Frank Myers and Delbert of Moran, and Mr. and Mrs. Claude School ey and baby. Sunday dinner guests at the Will Ensminger home were Mrs. Adams and little daughter, mother.

Mrs. Johns of Iola, and Miss Belle Ensminger and father, Phillip Ensminger. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Reade and daughters spent Sunday afternoon at the parental Mann home, near Mildred.

Sunday afternoon visitors at the Charley Gerdsen home were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Love, Waunita and Maxine and Mrs. Joe Reade. Mr.

and Mrs. Sam Gerdsen, Leona and Mike Worden were evening callers. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Morrison and family, Kansas City, were dinner guests at the home of their uncle, I.

O. Morrison and family, They were cm their way to the Ozarks for a two weeks vacation. -Mrs. Harry Young and daughter. Wilma, are staying at the home of her parents.

Mr. and Mrs. Will My ers. while her husband is working in the wheat harvest. Mr.

and Mrs. D. R. Hopkins visited Sunday afternoon at the Arlo Hopkins home. Miss Marjorie Land on spent Sat urday night with her brother Raymond Landon and family.

City, who were visiting here. Those present were: Mrs. Chet Dickinson, Moran, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Williams, Wilma Williams, Mr.

and Mrs. Chester Linquist. Mrs. Charlie -Nelson, Mildred Nelson and Mr. and Mrs.

Lathe Head. A baby girl was bom to Rev. and Mrs. Swanson at the Trinity hospital in Kansas City, to whom they have given the name Helen Delorii Mr. and Mrs.

It. S. Wixnan, Erie, spent Sunday night with Mr. and Mrs. Geo.

Squires and went to Humboldt Monday morning. Wednesday, June 18. was the regular serving day of the Elsmore Ladies Aid. Over fifty were present. Mrs.

Lewis Stanley, Mrs. Elmer Matson and Mrs. Lloyd Cox were hostesses. The program was given by Hillis and Kama Lee Braden, Betty Ann Sanden. Mrs.

Krok-strom and Janet Way, all home folks and- Helen Sue Holland, a great niece of J. M. Hill. Miss Helen is a talented pianist. Though but 11 years old.

she played a lengthy program ct good music all from memory. The entire program was eood and enioyed by all present. The third Wednesday in July is serving day. All are invited. Mrs.

Harold Krokstrom enter INDEPENDENCE DAY EXCURSION TO ST. ILdDUHS Round Trip JULY 3 Tickets will be sold for trains leaving Iola 9:08 p. July 3. Return limited to leave St. Louis not later than 6:15 p.

July 6. Chair cars and coaches only. Half fare for children. ST. LOUIS MUNY.

OPERA COMPANY Presents TIME BASEBALL CARDINALS VS. REDS Tickets-Xnformation B. E. Thompson, Ticket Agent Missouri Pacific It. R.

Co. M4 A Institution A Service GASOLINE ENGINES 3 New Cushman Engines, 2 to 3 h. p. 1H h. p.

Fairbanks Morse 2 h. p. Witte (on trucks) Used 1, h. p. Ottawa engine Used 2 h.

p. Witte Engine Used 7H h. p. Ottawa Engine And some parts. All Supplies and Repairs and Equipment IMPLEMENTS Fairbanks Morse Hammer Mill Sandwich Corn Slieer 5-16-Inch Walking Flows Walking Lister4 16-16 Case Dim Harrow 2 Used Feed Mills No.

4 New Stover Feed Mill 2 New Idea Spreaders 12-7 Van Brant Wheat Drill 10-7 Van Brant Wheat Drtfi 5 Used Cnltlvatora 4 New Riding Cultivators 2 Used 5-hole Drills 2 Woodmance Windmills IOLA, KANSAS John 1 Cradle. 2 Spring Seals. 2 Deering Platform Canvasses. 50 Canvas Slats. 15 Oil Barrels.

Deere and Deering Single and 'Vn Double Trees, Tongues and Sup- i 4 piles, and all extra parts and re- -5 a. It 7 pairs. SUPPLIES, ETC. 30 5 and 6-ft. Dee ring, McCormick and John Deere Sickles.

12 End Gates. 3 Shoveling Boards. Deep Cut Prices Must Glean JL to.W alls -v PHONE 30 TERMS CASH OR TERMS ON APPRO VED NOTES MOTOR BLDG. ON NORTH ST-.