The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-08-16

have just completed a course at
the Standard Dress Cutting School.
To say that / am well pleased with
the system does not express half. 1t
is just as recommended. / do not
think a system could be more pracli-
, cal and simple. Respectfully, Mrs.
Bessie Rumble, Moran, Kansas.
Miss Hunter, who has been visiting
Miss Clara Foust for some time left
Wednesday morning for Humboldt
where she took the NJ. X. & T. for
Wagner, 1. T., to visit her sister.
Miss Hunter made many warm friends
here during her short stay, and she
will be very welcome should she ever
return.
The Santa Fe has now placed
in effect summer tourist rates to Dem
yer, Colorado Springs, Pueblo, Mani
tOu and Glenwood Springs, Colo. Los
Vegos, Hot Springs, N. NJ, Grand
Cannon of the Colorado via Flagstaff,
Ariz., Ogden and Salt Lake, Utah,
Helena, Butte and Anaconda, Mont,
and Spokane Falls, Wash.
Mart Woods, AN old lola boy came
down from Kansas City Tuesday to
spend a week visiting old friends in
lola. Mart has grown into tall,
fine-lOoking youth and has been en-
ployed for some time as book-keeper
in large carriage factory in Kansas
City. His old friends will be glad to
see him,-when they recognize him.
The REGISTER office this week
printed circulars for the Standard
Garment Cutting Co., announcing the
opening of school in lola at the Ma
sonic Hall. This company has taught
their system to the ladies in Ft. Scott,
Bronson and Moran and bring to our
town letters of recommendation from
ladies of these towns who are we'll
known here.
Fl. Scott Monitor. An effort is be-
ing made in this city by the Modern
WOodmen to run an excursion to Mo-
ran on August 21st, Woodmen's Day
at the Moran fair. One of the attrac-
tiOns of the day will be competitive
drills by Woodmen teams, and the
FOrresters of Solid City camp of this
city are practising for that purpose.
Tho prize is an elegant banner.
Well, our boys failed to shut out
the Humboldt nine last Friday-and
a reference to the score will show that |
they even failed to beat them; but |
Humboldt caught lola with her pitch
ers a little off, arms sore from the |
game with Ottawa, and several others
not in good form. But my! it will do
the lola people good to see the next
game between these two clubs.
Mrs. Delp favored this office with a
call Wednesday and left a basket of
peaches. Such peaches never were
eqnalled. The meat was so thick you
could scarcely bite through it, had a
delicious flavor and was colored beau
tifully in red and yellow. We fear if
we say more our veracity will be i'm
peached, but the fruit was certainly
the finest we have seen for many
year.
have completed a course in the
Dress Cutting School and can say l
find the Standard Garment Cutter just |
as represented. L cannot express my
thoughts in, writing concerning the
system for it so far excells any method
[ have ever seen or used. 1 think
any one who possibly could should
lake advantage of this opportunity.
Yours very truly, Sallie Kerr, Moran,
Kansas.
To the public.-I have just complet-
I'D the Square-Inch Tailor System of
Dress Cutting and am prepared tosay
It is great success. By experience l
ind that it does what it is recommend
I'd to do, giving a perfect and easy
lifting garment. 1t is is worth many
lines the amount required to learn it
md 1t will pay every lady who can
% give it her attention. Mrs. Edith
Jlarkson, Moran, Kansas, July "a,
1895.
Mr.. RObt. Cook went to Humboldt
tuesday to take charge of AL. A bram's
cider mill. The mill is located in the
I'D furniture factory building near
he river. Mel Riggs will be engineer
n the same concern and Will Lang
ey will rent house close by and
board the gang" The lola crowd
will have good time of it and Hum
1oldt is to be congrat ulated upon OBJ
aiming three such good citizens even
or so short time.
Since they came to this town the
eachers of the Dress Cutting School
nave fulfilled all the promises made
or the System in their circulars.
Every assertion advanced in their
advertisement has been backed by
testimonials voluntarily
,iven by the scholars, all of whom
re well known in this community.
every day or two new scholars are
'nrolled, the class now numbering
fifteen or sixteen, the best possible