The Iola Register from Iola, Kansas • Page 3

FfiOMyiHARPE SCHOOL WILL OPEN OM SEPTEM- BERi4, LABOR Jr. DAY. A List of the Teachers for This Year Claude Freeman has taken Ira Fowler's place at clerk at J. R. Smith's store and Lem Newman has taken Claude's 'place as dielivery man.

iGrace Lambert lof Yates Center, pass ed herb yesterday on her way home from Scott where she attended the Y. P. C. convention. Ur.

Jones is having his which down two months ago, put up again. The Presbytorlan Sunday School hais planned lor a big picnic on next Thursday afternoon at Claude Barnholt's grove. The crowd will meet in the morning at the church and will be taken in hayi racks and other conveyances to the grove and will spend the day there. It is expected that a large crowd will attend. Mrs.

J. W. Zener and daughter, Zua, returned (L-iy before yesterday 'from a short' visit with relatives in Nevada. Several more new names arc added to those who expect to go on the excursion to Deliver. At present it looks as if not less than forty persons wotild go from The new ones on the list are 'C.

E. lien- ton and wifo, Mjis. Ida Gregory, L. H. Daggett and wife, Mrs.

Lizzie Peak, Mrs. I. E. Limeback and Mr. Ensmln- ger.

John Turner is very ill at his home threatened with an attack of the Typhoid fever. He has been feeling badly for several days but up until day before yesterday was up and aroimd the house. J. C. Hart and lilHe daughter were hurt the other evening by being thrown off a horse.

They were out riding and Mr. Hurt had the little girl on the horse with him. The horse became frightened at a passing bicycle and the two were thrown olf. lloth were biidly bruised but notlilng scr ions from the accident. Harry Swisher was over yesterday from Moran visiting friends.

The trial of C. A. Snyder vs Perry Diest was held Saturday but finally terminated in a hung jury, three vol Ing -for acquittal and three for conviction. The trial will come up at a later date. The Register in mentioning the trial last week men- ftoned Will Howlers name in connection with the case.

Mr. Dowler says he had no connection whatever with the case, and never was cruel to animals. IJU Stewart and family leave for a visit with relatives in another state. Otto Ihrig, who worked at the Fryer Brothers' Grofcry on the north side of the square at lola, has accepted a position with Jess Brown the butcher. Old Gentleman Smock of Moran was in town yesfprday on business.

A dance was to have been held last night at Willinton's in the north part of town in honor of Clarence Minicli and his bride. .1. H. Kennedy of this city has an oil burner which he believes is i-e best that yet been produced. says that he has tried the burner and who haveseen it work say it is the best thing that they have ever seen in that line.

in his inten tion to have the methods patented the very near fTiture. Mr. Kennedy uses steam with the new bm-ner and this he says docs with smoke and dirt. He will be glad to show any of his friends how the new burier works. The Friends Church yesterday gan holding its regular quarterly meeting in Lallarpe.

Ministers of that church from all the different parts of the state will be here to attend the meeting which will last over Simday. Some of those who are exxpected here are Rev. J. E. Pierson of Rev.

J. Butler of Barclay. Kansas and Rev. J. A.

Laughliu of Gridley is already here. The street fair shows here tonight for the'last time and then goes to Humboldt. In the liLst levy of taxes a levy of three mills was made for UiHarpe fire dei)artment. Roy McDonald, chief of (hat department said yesterday thai this levy would net the department alK )ut five hundred dollars. It is the intention to spend the most of this ft)r a hose cart and, new nozzles and man other little which the company needs.

Tire taxes will not be collected until Janinrry but it is the intention to issue warrants and buy the new apparatus in the near future. Mr. McDonald said yesterday that a hose house would be built In Lanyonvilie and that the old hose cart would be used there while the new cart wouhl be used up town. The water mains have not been extended to Lanyonvilie and the new cart will not be purchased nuiU the main Is completed. It has not been just whero tlif new hose house will be located and they are now busy looking up a location.

A. S. MartiJi ye.stenlay traded his stock of general merchandise to Mike Miller formerly a real estate man in ItJik. but now of Kansas City, for a bandred and sixty acre farm four diiles southwest of lola. The stock Is now being packed and will be moved tbtPetrolla where Mr.

Miller's eon Tarry, who was just recently married will take ch.Arge of the stock and run it in connection with the post office. Mr. Martin as yet is undecided as to will do In the future but ex- pefcts to move to Tola and make that bis home during Ihe coming winter. The local M. W.

A. drill team arc practicing every night, now for thd pur jkree of taking off the prize which is jdffered by the labor union at lola on Day. The La Harpe team did ROnie hard nraotlcing with a view of litrins to Milwaukee and tiaklng part in and-now afe in Visry good is believed that they wicn tale honors at loUtwith ease; (hd schools ina apon Iff tte; board gtveli to the (act that It was labbr day. The board Vin, however, not I change -iCkd ditei but they expect thikt the attendance on that day will very light one. One change been made in the time of the attendance of the high schpol pupils.

In the past It has been the cus- tome to. make the high school pupils go the same hours at the grade rooms. Tliis will be changed this year and the high school pupils will come at nine o'clock in the morning and will be dismissed whenever they have finished reciting. This new plan will allow them much more time to study at home. Prof.

Balror says there will be a course music taught this yehr In the schools but that no special music professor will be employed. Besides the teachers already one more regular teacher will be employed at a later date. The list of teachers and the grade which they teach are as follows: lanyonvilie Dayton, principal, and sixth and seventh grades; Grace Wilson, second and third grades; Elnora Ellis, first grade. Northeast Flemming principal and sixth and seventh grades Ella Trasi, of Humboldt, tinurth and fifth gradt-s; Cora Roberts, second and third grade and Miss Miller of lola, first grade. High School Dorothy Doyle, principal; Miss Charlotte Louis of Emporia, second and third grades: Miss Ella'Smith of lola, second and third grades, and Mrs.

Conner, eighth grade. Prof. Baker will have charge of all the buildings and will lake a part of the work in the high school. He has not yet decided as to how the different studies wni be divided in the high school. Mr.

Bakor says that the present course does not come up to the standard of the schools of the state and it is his intention to change the cojtrso somewhat so that it will como up to tho standard. NEWS FROM GAS CITY JOS. MULLIN TO BUILD NEW HOME IN OVERSTREET'S The Church Services News still con- Mrs. Harry Willoughby very sick. Ur.

Coffnian of lola was In (he city yo.su;rday on professional business. Mrs. Ella Brunsou of Neosho, is visiting with A. E. Willoughby.

Mrs. Wade returned yeslefilay from City where she has been visiting friehils. H. Wilson has gone to Colorado Springs to vi.siL friouds a short time. Mrs.

J. O. Inuiau viKilcd in La ilaiiie yesterday. Leta Swan is reported much better. Sunday scliuol at the Methodist ihuich louionow at ten o'clock, preaching at 11 'clock.

Epworih ai seven lliiriy p. ni. and even ing services ai eight clock. Special music by the male quartette at the evening service. Rev.

O. L. Sample. John Slykhouso purchased and in stalled a new Halis safe, manufactur od at Buffalo, New York. Wm.

Poling has moved from south to the north part of the city Mr. Caiiinioy moved from La Harpe yesterday to property on West street Elmer Cuniniings was over from lola yesterday visiting his brother, C. Cuniniings. Rev. Robert Hood will preach in the United Pre-sbyteriau church next Sabbath morning and evening.

Rev. Hood will be pleased to meet his friends again at public worship after an absence of six weeks. All membero of the Sabbath school and all others who would like to attend are requested to oe present at ten o'clock. There will be a junior meeting in the evening at seven. Preaching will occur at 11 a m.

8 p. m. Dr. Moore's baby is quite sick again. Cary Shaffer has been on the sick list the last day or two.

Mr. and Mrs. Banihill have returned from Cherryvale where they visited relatives a short time. Miss Edna Lewis stopped off in Gas City yesterday for a short visit while oii her return to her home in Ottawa from a visit with Chanute friends. Mr.

Myers, city engineer of lola, has finished his survey of the race track and the officers are making arrange- incuLs to have the grading completed at once so that the track can be used this fall. Preaching tomorrow at the Chris tian church at 11 o'clock, Sunday school at 10, also preaching in the ev- jning at o'clock. Rev. E. N.

Phil lips, pastor. James Mullin yesterday closed a for a lot in Overstreefs, third addition, and will submit plans to a contractor at once for the erection of 1 new house. He began yesterday on he foundation anil Mr. Mullin hopes '() have'his new home completed in course of six weeks. Jim Beatty reports (hat his who went to Eldorado Springs some ago for the benefit of her sftll continues to improve.

W. E. Bloome of Altoona was in the city yesterday on business. Mrs. M.

Van of Kansas City, was in the city yesterday. Fort Scott body of John W. JIcDaniels who committed suicide at lola on Wednesday morning at an early hour was brought to this city yesterday morning by the young man's father, David McDaniels, who resides with his family at 611 Short street. The body arrived here on the Missouri train at ten twenty- five and the funeral was held from the family home in the t.ftemoon, conducted by the Rev. Dr.

Porter, pastor of the First Presbyte -Ian church. terment was at Centervllle. McDaniels was well known in this city, he having lived here the most of tXltJBftyr EVENina, AllOUfff 2fir E. Foster Afovihg Grocery Stock Into BMjamin -I- Mrs. J.

P. mother and City the lisL Davis and W. F. Davis, ibrother of B. B.

Davis, hiave retiimed their home in north- erh a visit of ten daj-s. Moss has gone to Kansas City to work. I. Robert Clayton' has returned home from a visit In Altoona. i CHarence Marker has gone to Kansas City where he has employment.

Jessie Howard has moved to the Rosenberger farm north of town. Dick Thompson went to Kan.sas yesterday. He employment there. George New is hom-e from Springfield. Ira Clark, meat Gutter at Marks meat market is on the sick' L.

E. Foster is fitting up the Benjamin ho just purchased, preparatory to moving" in" his grocery I Ez Reynolds in driving a hor.s-e he- longing to J. IJi. Ilaun, had a little hard luck. The ran away, spilled Reynolds and injured, itself.

Bast lola complain that country people! peddle their stuff from house to and then try to sell them what Is left. The Lady held their "Review" Thursday p. m. at Lady Mc 2J11 north Third, which ice and cake were served. Those present were: Emily Hlnes, Bcttie Clayton, Lizzie Harris Bertha Retta McQlelland.

Loie Strode and Mrs. Morey. At Churches First Church of Christ, Scientist. Sunday school at 10 a. m.

Church service at 11 a. m. Sub jject: Testimonial meeting Wednesday at p. m. All services held upstairs over post office.

The refiding- room at same ad dross ics openl from two to four p. each day except Sunday. All are cordially invited. H. B.

Adams, First Reader Baptist Church. Sunday sciujol at 9:45 a. m. Divine with at 11 a. m.

Young Pcopfo's meeting at 7 p. Divine servijce with preaching at p. m. All arc cordially United to attend these Frank Hare, Pastor. Saint TImothiy's Episcopal Church.

Holy comnuinion at 8 a. m. Sunday chool at 9:45 a. m. Morning and sermon at 11 a.

ni. There are no evening services dur ing August. L. G. Rector.

and East Tola M. E. Church. Quarterly meeting Saturday Sunday, August 2(i, 27, Preaching evening at o'clock by Rev. Bernard Kelly, presid ing elder, followed by quarterly confer ence at 9 Preaching Sunday at 11 a.

m. by Presiding EldtW Rev. Bernard Kelly followed by communion in cliargo of the presiding elder. Everybody Cordially invited to all the services. Sunday services follow: Sunday schqol at 9:45 a.

m. Preaching and quarterly conference at 11 a. m. Junior Epworth League at 2:30 p.m Epworth League at 7 p. m.

Preaching services at 8 p. ni. Preaching Sunday a. m. by the presiding elder aijd Sunday p.

m. by the pastor. M. Bailey, Pastor. Evangelical Lutheran.

German services in L. B. chapel at 10:30 a. m. Sunday school at 9:45 a.

m. Services at La Harjie in hall above Farmer's store at 7:30 p. m. Riev. Otto Heerwagen.

U. B. Church. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.

Preaching at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. Y.

P. C. UL meeting Tuesday evening at 8. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 8. All are welcome.

C. H. Jones, Pastor. The Reformed Church. The pastor has returned from his vacation and will preach in (he morning.

Evening services will be resumed next Sunday. Moring services tomorrow at 11 o'clock. Sermon, "Congregational Simday school at 9:45 a. m. Louis C.

Harnlsh, Pastor. Presbyterian Church. Sunday at 9:45 a. m. Morning at 11 a.

m. Endeavor societies at 3 and p. m. Rev. B.

C. iMcQuesten will preach. All are invited to these services. H. W.

Ewing, Clerk. the Slurt Sale Is Oa SEE SO WIND Aii Manhattan are out to $1M AH S2.00 Manhattan Shiris 0Q ai $U40 All and $3 Manhattan Shirts go at $1.90 SEA BATHS AT HOME The invigorating, strengthening etTect of a dip in the ocean is well known to those who live near the sea. These refreshing baths are made possible to everybody by the genuine, refined. SEA SALT which we are selling. This salt contains all the elements that give to sea water its tonic character and by its use you can have ocean baths at home at all times of the year.

Five-pound bag, 2oc. Campbell Burrell DRUGGISTS West Side Square lola, Kansas BARGAINS In Kansas LantI 320 acres In Creenwoocl Co. per aero IfiO Uutler per acre lO.rjO IfiO Cli.ise pur acre g-iQ Woodson per 10 7r.30 MorriK imp. per acre .21.00 One-third cash balance on time r. MILES, REAL ESTATE 103 E.

Mmdlmon lOLA, KAM. News of the Stage The coincident drop in the temperature and prices together with the popularity (he Columbia Opera company is winning drew a good sized audience to the Grand theatre last evening. Olivette, which proved a pleasing bill was well put on. It is a catchy three act opera. The audiende enjoyed the performance and overcame its natural timidity enough to express its appreciation.

A trio sang Kentucky 'Babe and Felch took advantage of the opportunity to work in a bit of stage business which tickled the crowd immensely. He sprang a black doll baby used as a return ball and it made such a hit that there was a double encore. Tonight "Said will be repeated. It has been asked for quite generally since it gave such satisfaction on tho opening night. When You Get Him Bring Him To THE lola lOLA, Book'Keeping, Shorthand and Typewriting Complete Course We can secure positions for competent stenographers anil book'keepersm Write The IOIB Business lOLA, KANSAS POSITIVE PROOF.

DENMSON, of Erie, well fknown to all the older members of the local bar was in town today shaW ing hands with old friends. Iiis life. He time in the reg- iilar army and In the service when Spanish war t)rol(e ouL He nogiL billed. When for opeiflne W(as declared. DIARRHOEA and similar diseases in their wors forms can be promptly cured by WIKEFIELD'S BUGKNRRY BALSAM.

It never fails. Kiftyrnine the leading re- inedy. im draggiiits sell it. Should Convine the Greatest Skeptic In lola. Because it's the evidence of an lola citizen.

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arising from derangement of the kil neys was promptly and positively pr: en to me. I procured Doan's oey Pills at Charles B. Spencer drug store, and give them unqualified endorsement." For sale by all dealers. I Price cents. Foster-Milbum Buffal- N.

sole agents for the ynltc tates. Remember the name and take no other. Fads Are Sfubbom 'RMp Home Seekers Excursion. On the first and third Tuesda" of each month the Mlssoari offers homeseekers tickets for isale points In Arkansas. Texas, Oklahom." and Arizonia at one fare plus two 4oI I for the.round trip, Umltedto Ail TWfofin eitfdieftt qiiaiity for ovcf a miarter ofs eantury has ateadUy.

increased the aalea of Liair tht leader of all package coffees. lion Coffee, is now naed milKons of Snch poBolftr success apftiks for itsell It is a iStfVe prMi that LION COFFEEhato Confidence of llie people. ghennifoftn quality of LION t( OOFJb'lfiA' surrives aU oppOjBitioa; UON COFFEE IcMpa Ita old every COFFEE haa even than Ha SIrcnatli, Flavor and Quality tosammendIt. Onaniyalirom the plantatlMi. It la careinlly at aor iaetortea and sccorelyl padcad In 1 lb.

aealed packages. not opened aoaln nntn fornseinthelMaiCk lUapiecindes fha poaslbnity ol adnlterattan or ed dnst. inaceta or itvands. Ikat aiJiallita UON GOrrEE ta ei4r 1 Ib SOLD BY Emif 11.