Search America's historic newspaper pages from 1777-1963 or use the U.S. Newspaper Directory to find information about American newspapers published between 1690-present. Chronicling America is sponsored jointly by the National Endowment for the Humanities external link and the Library of Congress. Learn more
Image provided by: State Historical Society of Missouri; Columbia, MO
Newspaper Page Text
maaimomXXVXm it i ;, a . M V 1 ' 61 fc' 4 . I' V j I.M ISii! fc ft SI I-JM I I 31. ."Ji. ; IrfU! m & M i i i? h 's ,w .MA ITEMS OF GENERAL Gathered at Random from Random Sources Fresh (tali, ut the Frisco restaurant. Mrs. Alvey of Stanley Is ill ibis week. I. uko Stone was In Hayti Saturday. .Mrs. Frank Granford is ill this Week. Charlie Martin will ieceive the Her ald a year. Onion sets 40f frallon, at L. 0. Averills. lllif Frank Johnson of Terry was inllay ti Tuesday. Get some fresh fish at the Frisco restaurant. Mrs. Charlie .Spencer was rijrht ill Friday ni(:l)t. Averill is giving heuutiful presents to cash tradcrn. Curtis Long was here from liragga ducio Monday. Miss Ethel Dunklin wasinGaiuthcrs ville Saturday. .Take Williams of Gonuord was in town Tuesday. Home-made sorghum at Avcrill's, ;" cents a frallon. V. R. Mussey was here from t'on eord Tuesdav. lohn Mear- of Challee was here hiisiness this week. on Luther Swiney was out Irom C'a lulherHville Saturday. Highest cash price paid for furs. Hayti Livery Stahle. 7tf Willis Young made a 'lip to Ca luthertsvillc Satuiday. Ah Sanders was here Irom Dry Hayou Tuesday. Highest eash price paid for furH Hayti Livery Stahle. 7f Dick Spued hail dental work done at Gam titers ville Ha tin day. The Spot (.ash Grocery makes prices. Do you read themY llina C. Schult of Garuthcisville has a $ mark on our hooks. Call for a bottle of Tip Top, Letup's special brew, Carnthersville. Miss Raehel Adams left to visit rela tives at Blytheville Tuesday. Gall for a bottle of Tip Top, Lemp's special brew, ('aruthersville. Tlie infant of Mr. and Mis. Albert Stacey is right ill of pneumonia. F. M. Perkins is eoulined to his room this week, with chills and cold. Peters loaded shells, the beat in the world, sold by F. M. Perkins. 1 2t f Modest Williams, the ten year old daughter of .lake Williams, is ill this week. Spencer & ingle do nil kinds of dray ing promptly and cheaply. Phone t!r .. N. f'winey of ( 'arulheisville, special agent for the Fiisco, is aHciald subscriber. Gall for a bottle of Tip Top, Lemp's latest and beat special brew. Carnth ersville. F.d Reno was heie 1'ioin Puscola Saturday. Kd used to he lypo on the Piess. Miss Mabel Uodgers of ('ape Girar deau is the guest of Miss Kvu Allen this week. Highest market price paid for corn, shucked or iinRhiicknd. F. M. Per kins, Hayti, Mo. (Itf Miss Hattie Mav Argo went to lv'en nett last Friday to visit her sister and aunt. The Baptist ladies had a very enjoy able supper at the eity hall Tuesday night. Coal In plenty at Hayti Cold Stor age, $5 a ton delivered in bin. Phone 07 or leave orders with central, liil f Hid) Dowd was here irom I'aducah, K,., the other da., visitingold friend.-, and old scenes. Do yon know that you can save money by buying building material, shingles, fencing, etc., from G. W. Frlolc? 1 Itf Mrs. Ivy Nichols and children of Geneva are vis-iting her sister, Mr-, li. Millhom. For sale 1 pair mules 15!;: hands high, 7 mid H years old, good condition every way. Gash or good note. Dr. F. A. Muyes. There is a bad leak in the roof of the eity hall, which needs repairing INTEREST at once. These matters need immedi ate attention. Maut Webb, late withL. C Averill, has bought an interest in the Smith store at Rraggadocio. The TTerald is located in the city hall, over the postofflce. Come to see us. Ravn your monev. Buy your lum ber, Hhinfrle". building material, etc.. fromC. W. Frick, at reasonable prices. Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Stucker of Stonefort, Til., are visiting their daughter. Mrs. B. Millhom. Wo are prepared to do any and all kinds of iob printing and have the best machinery that money can buy. Messrs Patterson and Mosely. promi nent farmers of Dyer. Tenn., visit ed D. L. Sorrel this week. Goal stoves n haririin prices. Thev must pn, Goal is ehpnpor than wnnd. Ruv now and save money. F. M. Per kins. 12tf Rev. T. O. Fallin reports the meet iiiir at Marvin chapel as progressing nicely, witli 1.5 additions to date. fiiim and manlo boxinc 12,iO a 1 onn. ifift. evn-oao fencing 1J n l.nnn. Fvervthing e)sa in proportion. P. w. FrieU-. 11 tf Dr. T. .T. Trautmann renorts the ar rival of a fine rirl at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Forbes Tuesday. Dr. .T. W. Tohnson reports the ar rival of a 10 pound bov at thehome of Mr and Mrs. Georire Sunday morning. (T6?"! 1,000 pnpers L'arrlen peed 1 cent a puck'tce at the Spot Gash Grocerv. 100s of people have URed these seeds and know thev are good. l.'itf The T. O. O. F. placed a sstem of gasoline light's in operation Tuesday night. TTenry Dorteh plueing the plant. Fashions chanire in tvpo just like other thini's. We have iurt received ouie of the latest, especially Tor job printing. Last Mondav Tom Rissctt went hunting and killed something "with whiskers like a goat," but was not a goat. What was it? Eleven thousand paperfl Garden Seeds 1 cent package at Spot Gash Gro"erv. Hundreds of people iiid these HPedH last year and know thev are good. 13tf There will ho services at Peering Sunday, the 1-lth. and at 7 p. m.. 1 the pastor. T. G. Fallin. A very prettv wedding was that of Tom Ingle and Miss Tuln Troutmanat the home of the bride ."tindav evening. I'M Rerry, who shot Atkins and wife during the holidays, plead guiltx the other day before the police court to disturbing the peace I Kohn spent Sunday at Monette, Ark., and reports his business there as highly satisfactory, lie says Mon ette enjoi s a good trade. Notice Now is the time to make arrangements for your concrete walks. T am making special prices up to March 1 on all kinds of con crete work. All work guaranteed. Srp me at once, P. S.Itnvenstein. On account of sennas sickness, de manding the pcisnunl attention id' Hie I F.ditor. the Herald is late this week, and may show a few defects. Taken up 1 bay horse, 10 hands i high, about 11 year's old. star in fore head, white spot on nose, sear left I shoulder, left hindfoot white; also 1 ' brown horRe, 10l.j hands high, about 12 years old. !! white feet, large star in forehead, collar marks. W. P. Hedge. Hayti. Uf'M, A. Riggs and wife and Miss Man Lee I'orterlield of Kennett and Miss Louise McHanev of llolcomb spent Sunda.s in town with relatives. We are informed that one person proposes to set one lino of posts to wards fencing the public square. Why not have a meeting and get to work on this project. Hcware of adveitising schemes, lakes and giafts. .lust now there is a man going the rounds of the county with a "magazine" pinpnsition that it would bo well to let alone. It is a graft of the worst kind, and your monry is as well as thrown away. If you have money to throwaway ulwaynieiuembcr that your home printer can do the same thing for the same amount or less momiy. It is a mystery to us why some puoplcjiiM will be humbugged. I offer for sale my house and 2 lots and 2 cows and calves and 25 head of hogs for $1000, caBh. Also the house and lot across the street from my house, known as the Toll Wilson pro perty, for 3400, S100 paid In cash, There is a mortgage on this last named property for $300. otf Roy Gaskins. For Sale I am offering for sale to tho public Borne of the best situated business and residence property in Hayti, aH fol lows: 1 lot on square, oast of Lofler's Drug Store; 1 house and lot, known iiBtho Wilson property; 1 lot, my homo place, that was burned last year. This has barn and cistern, concrete walk, good fence, grape arbor, some ' trim ana snruouery. Will Bell nil or any part of my restaurant. 16tf. B. Gaskins. SHELL'S RESTAURANT N. W. (Junior Squuro, Hayti, Mo. For your money's worth in Short Order meals, Lunches, Cold Drinks, Confectioneries, Fruits, Fish and. Game in Season, Cigars and every thing that goes to make a llrstchiBS restaurant. Gall once and you will come again. Culpepper & Jackson Watchmakers and Jewelers Next door to Bank of Hayti Hayti, - - Missouri FIHK AND LIFK INSURANCE Kl'AL KSTATK AGENT CUNTKACTINti AND HUILDINU Ollice at Home. Phone No.28 Hsiyti, . Missouri Local reading notices about business, of the nature of advertising, are charged for at the rate of 5 cents a line. We run no advertising free. Our space is our stock in trade. We would like to have a real live correspondent in every locality in the ' , ,, .. , county, and all stationery and stamps will be free. Let ub bear from you. O H P. S. KAYENSTEIN fl H IfHaj In QS&' H HWHH TO l I" TO I WE'VE SOMETHING TO TELL YOU $3.50 Let us fit you see $3.50 I SPOT GROCERY ... . Proof of the Pudding Is in the eating thereof. It takes prices to talk. Can you beat these? As Good Flour as anybody has got, sack 70c Same in barrels $5.50 Best Flour on earth, or anywhere else, sack 80c, barrel 6.25 Dry Salt Meat 12c. Bacon 13c. Lard 12c Matches 4c box. Lenox Soap 4c or 0 bars 24c 6ft Lone Star Saw 2.95 Oft Peerless Saw Double Bit Ax Pole Ax Atkins Saw Tools Saw Hammers Oranges and Lemons, per dozen Navy Beans Dodson & Braun Pickles, best on earth, per dozen OOAL. Oil per gallon Bulk Coffee 15 and 20c. Pea berry Green Coffee Best Corn 13c, two for 25c. Parlor City Corn 10c, three for ii uoiu itieual Buckwheat Flour 9c, 3 for 25c Arbuckle Coffee, while it lasts, 61b for $1.00 Coal Buckets 25c and 35c Bring your bucket and get country S!i1huin' sometnin good, 50c a gallon. AT OOSX! AT COST! 54 Pairs Men's and Boys' Shoes at COST. Haven trooni to handle them, so I will quit handling them. ! H SPOT CASH GROCERY Hayti, - Mo. Iie.suhMiCK and Lots lor Sale For sale at a bargain one of the 5 in alfalfa, emal' orchard, 3 miles J 'dcest residences in town, corner, ' from town, bargain for cash or part ! '"i'1!" '"'"V';'8?' J '',om. 2 stories 2 or , on time. Job Welch. Hayti, Mo. 2 ,. J lots and 1 lots on oposite side of I Hlr(.,n. J. N. cjIoiiihiw, Tyler or G.I Mring vour job iirintingto tlie ITasti W. Frick, Ha, ti. itf Herald.' E YOUR FEET $4.00 $4.50 $5.00 ! with a pair of Royal Blue Shoes and how comfortable they feel $4.00 $4.50 $5.00 CASH 3.95 1.20 90c 50c 40c 25c 6c 10c 15c ISc 25c Laud for Snlu 80 acres cood land. 35 in cultivation. GLAD 1 I A i i ' i i 5 1SSttA3.imi " AA """"" 1 '"'' "-l " ' ? - tnmt,ii ifn-fw i '"1 ' 'i' '!"" "" fM" mWifi -YJ"i!iai1rWI ift&m. wntrnrmgrti .i i)- b !V,iimtBwatfBtmai5igaa