Fair play. [volume], July 23, 1921, Image 1

About Fair play. [volume] (Ste. Genevieve [Mo.]) 1872-1961

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FAIR
PLAY
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VOLUME L
STE. GENEVIEVE, MISSOURI, .IULY 20, 1021.
NO. 11
Killed In Wheat Bin
County Court
Personal
Wollbn Herzog, aged J a years,
0 months and 8'days, son of Mr.
and Mi's. Lawrence Herzog of
Ste. Genevieve, was aeeidently
killed in a wheat l)in at the
Sohaar Klcvator Wednesday aT
tornonn, Welton and two other
children worn playing in one of
tho largo bins on one of the
upper Moors of the elevator,
which contained about ;",()()')
bushels of wh'oat. The bin was'
being unloaded in a wagon from
below and tho suction drew the
boy into the wheat. Tho other
children immediately crawled
out of tho bin and notified ins j
father, who is superintendent of j
tho elevator, and other workmen,
but when they arrived at the bin 1
ho was completely covered with '
the , whea and before they got
him out lie had suffocate.!. Med- J
ical assistance was summoned
and evorytbnig possible was 1
done to r vivo him, but with no
success. The beioived parents !
have the sympathy of tho entire'
community. The funeral wasj
hold Friday and after services
at the Catholic Church the body
was laid to rust in the Valle
Spring Cemetery.
Call at or 'phono John .J. Obor
le's Meat Market for vegetables
and fruits of all kinds.
adv.
"A. small outbuilding belonging
to the Sehaaf Elevator Co. near
tho elevator caught on fire and i
burnt early Thursday morning.
For Extra Good Home Killed
,.Mt!utt, r!jiiii;ugua inidjJJmuijriPfj.
tin I! at ' ' '
Fiiki) y. Onr.iii.i:'? Mi:at iMahki:t
102 Main St.
Wo liimi almost, anything yon
wunt in the outing lino. adv
Monday night an automobile
in which Edward Suchcr and
family and his mother were rid
ing ran off a culvert and turned
over near Dr. G. M: Ilutledge's
residence on the Little Hock
Koad. -N 0113 was seriously in
jured. -JU
Try a Yum Yum Cocktail, Yum
Yum Soda or Sundae -ut thj'
E gie Hakory. adv;
Stanton Garage received a car
load of Ford automobiles this
week. The following deliveries
were made: A touring car to
Abbot Crump of Ste. Genevieve,
and a Tan Truck to Linn Babb
of Woingarten. f
Butter Kist Pop Corn at the
Eagle Bakery adv
THE LYRIC THEATRE
Friday, July 22
He helped a burglar to
rob his own home!
No!-r-nothing to drink
just his way of mak
ing you laugh.
TOM MOORE
in
"Officer 666
If you remember
Tom Moore's "Stop
Thief" you'll be there.
Ad.ed
Comedy and
Magazine
NOTE; Complying with
will be change 1 back to 7:30 p. m. beginning Sunday,
wmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmwmmmmmmmmmKa
Died
Entered into rest on Saturday,
duly 10, 11)21, Sargent V. Thorn
ure, son of Emile Thomuro and
tho lato.lulia Thomuro, brother
or Mrs. C. 11. Mollcucott, Mrs,
Kiln 15 reckon rid go, Mrs, Edward
Whitworth. Mrs. Roxie Didier,
Mrs. 1'. A. Ktchardsou and
Arthur Thoinuiie. Tho runeral
was held from Arthur J. Don
nelly's parlor, !i(IO Lindell boule
vard, St; Louis, Mo., Monday,
.Inly iBlli, at !t p'. m. Deceased
was a member of Paltery O. One
Hundred and Twenty-eight
Field Artillery.
Mrs. Edward Grobe died at
her homo at Crystal City at 12:10
o'clock a. in., on Wednesday, .Inly
l.'l, 15121, at the ago or 52 years,
1 months and 7 days. The re
mains were brought to Sfo. Gen
evieve on Saturday morning and .
ttiAon to the Imijio oT her sister, I
Mrs. Adeline La Men r. The
funeral was- hold Sunday after
noon at 2 o'clock to the Catholic;.
Church, thenuo to Valle Spring'
Cemetery, and the largo nuin-j
ber of people who followed her,
to her last resting place gave'
evidence of tho high regard in
which she was held. Mis. Grobe
was born in Ste. Genevieve
March 0, 1800, and was a daught
er of the late Benjamin ITaug
and wire. On January 10, 1801,
she was married to Edward
Grobe, who survives her with
live children, Lester, George,
Anthony, Etta ami Emily Grobe.
The deceased was respected by
all who knew her, was a loving
wife and mother, and the be-
VeftveVfmhil3"liiiTOniio'li5al-irdll?
sympathy of a wide circle of
friends in their hour of sorrow.
Those from elsewhere who at
tended the funeral were Mrs.
M. Graham of Kansas City, M rs.
Sophia Ebort and family of St..
Louis, Mr. and Mrs. Jack lieltz
of Kamber, HI., Mr. and Mrs.
Will Skar, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Grobe, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Grobe and Gus Grobe of St.
Louis. May she rest in peace.
Buy your Meats and Groceries
at Fred S. Oberle's Meat Market,
the best and cheapest place in
town. For cash only. adv
j S. P. Reynolds of Carutliers
, ville, Mo., was awarded the con
tract by the State Highway De
partment, to construct the road
over the rock glades northwest
oT P.lootnsdale.
For Sale A live passenger
at tli is ofllce. adv
SUNDAY, July 24th
A First National Attraction
YES qr No
starring
Norma and Natalie
it
Is your life a "ye-s" or a "no"
Added
JOHNNY HINES
in
'Torchy Comes Thru'
The Educational
the requests of a number of our
County Court mot Monday,!
July 18th. All present. I
Allowed if. C. Billy 02. Sift,
burial and care I'Vlicllo Lain-
mondier,
Judges and Clerks of special
Election appointed as follows:'
Sle. Genevieve No. I. Joso'ph'
Weiler, Edw. B. Morean, Judges
F. A. .lanis, Mrs. Alita Meyer;
Clerks. j
Ste. Genevieve No. 2 Hy.
Gisi. Geo. G re in in in go r, Judge!1??
Irma Gisi, Joseph Kiefor.Olork.
.ell P. .1. Haochlo, Frank
Hiick, Judges, Joseph l. Jog'
gerst, Charles Fallert, Clerks. ;
New Offonburg Alexis Car
ion, Philip Grieshaber, Judges,
Law. Jacob, W. 1. !!ogenmil!uK
Clerks.
ISriokey's John W. Roth, lil
.1. Boas, Judges, W. E. Lewis,
Albert Rood, Clerks.
St.. Mary's No. l-.lolin .P,
Schulte, Ify. Roseman, Judged,
Win. Gate.wood, Mrs, dido's
I toxin r, Clerks.
St. Mary's No. 2 -11. V. I Jrow,'
Win. Scb went, Judges, V. A.'
Roth, X. D. Bnimn Clerks.
Staabfown Erk. Staab, Cha's.
Naegor, Judges, Wm. Slolze'r,
Ben Rigdon, Clerks.
Minnith R. CotVnian, J. II.
Turnbaugh, Judges. A. C.
Chandler, Jos. Lettorman, Clerk's.
Coffinan 1'!. S. Pratte, Thos.
M.Boyd, Judges, A. W. Vogt,
Tony Gegg, Clerks.
Ilurks Joseph Ilinkle, A. I.
Edwards, Judges, F. Tj. Schwent,
(!. C. Hloom, Clerks.
Herman August Herman,
Louis N. Jokersl, Judges, Jtay-
1 - I ..1 i-.n- i..nn .If
WlUllkSi
Salem G. A. Thurman, J. T
Pinkston, Judges. .I.Frank Ed
wards Frank- Griflin, Clerks.
Lawrencoton W. P. Werner,
Anton Eircliner, Judges, E. E.
Loida, James C. Carron, Clerks.
Kinsey Henry G. Werner,
H. F. Bockenlcanip, Judges,
James G. Cook, Andrew Ditch,
Clerks.
Bloomsdale Elliott Drury,
Joseph Under, Sr., Judges,
Louis Drury, Niclc Ivorlz, Clerks.
Oak Grove - Amasa Vaiigh, I1'.
F. llartor. Judges, E. S. Wo
niaclr, A. D. Hampden, Clerics.
Wo muck George Lonz, ily.
Tcssoreau, Judges, Aaron Halm,
Win. Bines, .1 r., Clerks.
Tho Woingarten Parish will
have a big picnic and oocn air
festival in the grove near the
church on Saturday, August
20th. Particulars will be pub
lished later. adv
Wednesday, July 27
Three generations of
American's have laugh
ed, cried and gulped
with the heroine of the
greatest of American
d ramus
"SHORE ACRES"
with
ALICE LAKE
fi-part Classic
Added
Comedy, and
Magazine
patrons the time of showing
Win. IVIluck spent Tuesday
in St. Louis.
John Walker was a St. Louis
visitor last Tuesday.
Leo l.aslor spent a Tew days
of this week in I'orryville
August Gisi or St. Mary's vis
ited relatives here this week'.
Ashley Wilson visited his par
in Sle. Genevieve last Sunday.
Miss Mamie Weber left for j
St. Louis Wednesday evening.
ChiM'les Zoll spent Monday
with his family in East St. Louis.
Miss Gertrude Jokorst is vis
iling her parents in Ste. Genev
ieve. Judge Peter IT. Uncle returned
homo from St. Louis Tuesday
night.
Mrs. Charles T. Wolf lel't this
week for Oran, to visit her p.u
cuts. Miss Hilda lCunkel is visiting
relatives and friends in St.
Louis.
11. L. Iio'ior Sr. and" Jules
Pel ropiiu spent Tuesday in St.
Louis.
Robert Riley was a passenger
on the Eriseo for St. Louis last
Saturday.
Miss Louise Kunkol of St.
Louis is visiting relatives in Ste.
Genevieve.
Andrew . I. Siobert was in St.
Louis Monday purchasing goods
Tor his store.
M rs. Henry Grobe of Crystal
City arrived here Tuesday night
to visit relatives.
Mrs. O. W. Stacy and daugh-
ela-
tives in St. Louis.
Peter H. Weiler and family re
turned home Monday from a
visit to St Iniis.
John Moriarity of St. Louis
visited Mike Beiuichanip and
faifiily last Sunday.
Miss Martha Busier returned
homo this week from a visit to
friends in St. Louis.
Mrs. 0. W. Hyde or St. Louis
arrived here Saturday to visit
Miss Catherine ltnzicr.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Sio
bert and son, Chester, visited
St. Isolds last Sunday.
Miss Adole Uozier arrived here
Wednesday morning to visit Mr.
and Mrs. John L. Buverie.
Mrs. Nettie Hronnanian left
for St. Louis Tli u rsday morning
where she will make her home
with her children.
Mrs. H. L. Rozier left for
Cape Girardeau Sunday night to
visit her daughter Mrs. Harry
Leu or and family.
Mrs. H. P. Mack and grand
son Robert Nunn of St. Louis
are visiting in Ste. Genevieve,
the guests of William Goiter and
sisters.
George Wolken and wife of St.
Louis were the guests of Mrs.
Wolken's parents, M r. and M rs.
George Wehner and family last
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Herbert Allen of
St. Louis arrived here last Sat
urday to visit Mrs. Allen's par
ents, Mr. and .Mrs. Jules Papin.
Mr. Allen lel't Sunday night.
M rs. Constance L. Connor, son
Thomas, and daughter, Mrs. R.
L. Murray, or Prairie ilu Kochor.
Ill , Mrs. A. Iloedockor of Red
Bud, 111., Harry Conner and
wife or Sparta, III., H. .1.. lanis
and wire and daughter, Miss
"Margaret, J. C. Ziegler and
(laughter, Miss Helen, Mrs.
Charles Sherman, Miss Leona
iMasson, Edward Schaar, Eloy
LeCompte and H. G. Horticli of
St. Louis, M rs. A. Adams, Mrs.
E. J'iuon and granddaughter,
Miss Aleida Frenzel, of St.
Mary's, attended thu funeral of
Jules J. .lanis in Ste. Genevieve
last Saturday morning.
if you own a Talking Ma
chine and want to add a little
"Pep" and put some New
Music in your home we are
giving you a tine Chance this
week- to get some Victor Re
cords with out spending a
whole lot of money. How's
this? Victor 10 inch Records
at iV.le, Victor 10 inch Rod
Seal Records at 71c, Victor 12
inch Double Pace and Red
Seal Records at 0.V
We just received a. l'7osh
Car or Snow White Michigan
Salt. The best salt money
can buy. We are selling it, at,
$."..7." a barrel,
h
We don't only sell Pictorial
Review Patterns but also sell
the .loods to make Iho'in up as
Pretty as the Pictures Show.
Our Dry Goods Department is
one Department, that offers
you a beautiful lot of good
goods to .select fr.om at prices
that will absolutely save yon
money.
id
rg
HertNall returned to St. Louis
last Saturday, after a visit to
relatives in Ste. Genevieve.
Miss Blanch Aulsbtiry of Sto.
Genevieve, departed for St.
Louis. Thursday for a few days
visit.
Miss Josephine Lodorloot St.
Louia, visited Miss Genevieve
Bamn.stark the lirsl, part of the
weel:.
Mrs. William Meyer and child
ren returned to their homo in
St. Louis last Saturday, after a
visit to relatives in Ste. Genev
ievo.
Doven
The
ARMORY
Theatre
is pleased to present
GONSTANGE TALMADGE
in her latest production
'Good References'
A Comedy Knockout in Five Rounds
Also
"HIGH J. TXT X DRY"
Two Part Mermaid Comedy
Selznicli ISTews
SUNDAY Always 10c and 15c SUNDAY
Tuesday
EUGENE O'BREIN
-in
"Worlds Apart"
A thrilling tale of twin
souls, aimlessly drifting on
the Sea of Life, who are
caught in the Net of Circum
stance and drawn together
by the irrobistible hand of
Fate.
Also
SNUB POLLARD
Don't forgot we are the Foot
Specialists of Your Town, and
arc prepared to take care and
give you relief for all your
Foot Troubles. Don't walk
around with a grouch. Bring
your feet to us.
The Cut in Price wo made
last week on our Low Shoo:
has made people eomn nTlei
them. Tf you are Needinp
Shoes to finish out the Sum
mer you boiler come alonj'
and get your share of the
Bargains before tl.ey are all
gone. The prices are low.
Strictly Pure While Lead
and Strictly Pure Linseed Oil
at Up to-Tlie-Minute Pi ices
account, for the large Paint
business we are doing. Jtpavs
others to buy ourPainf s and
Oils. Why not You'r
Did you ever try buying
your Cigaroltea and Cigar,
from us. There 'c a reason
Eugene and Martiu Laluinon
dier of St. Louis arc visiting re
latives in Sto. Genevieve.
Francis L. Jokorst spent Mon
day in St. Louis purchasing
goods for Jokorst Yealy Mercan
tile Co.
Attorney .1. B. Burks of Far
mington spent a few days of last
wooir visiting Iriends in Ste.
Genevieve.
William Nunn and daughters
Misses Martha and Lotitia visi
ted friends in Ste. Genevieve
last Sunday.
TU (vti la.
Big Double Program
'A Scream in lie Night'
Fho part feature
"Thunderbolt Jack"
and
The Life of Jesse James
A Thrilling Western
No Increase lit Price
Norn Two complete shows
on this night at 7 and '.) p. m.
store Do.