The Monett times., June 06, 1913, Image 2

About The Monett times. (Monett, Mo.) 1899-1939

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THE MONETT TIMES
D. A. PETERS. Proprietor and Publisher
Entered attha MonaU, Ma., poat oftc mmc-
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ten Unea, I roe.
Thomas & Thomas
House Painting and
Paperhanging
TO & CARRIAGE PAINTING A SPECIALTY
Satisfaction Guaranteed .
Call on
or Phone
371 Monett, Mo.
C.E.VAUGHANi&BRO.
for all kinds of
Sheet Metal Work
Gasoline Stove Repairing.
Phone 452 202 Broadway
W, M. WEST
Physician and
Surgeon
Office over Post Office Fourh Steet
D 8 Maybe JESater H A Gardner
Mayhew, Sater & Gardner,
Attoraeytxat'Law.
Office; Mooett State Bank Building.
AUbualneea will raoalTt the pereonal
attention ol the firm.
Broadway Barber Shop
Broadway, ketwee Third and Fourth
BATH ROOMS IN CONNECTION
Up-to-date Sanitary Shop
A. HARVEY, Proprietor
John T. Burgess
Lawyer
Practices in all
west Missouri.
Courts of South
DR. T. E. HASTINGS
Osteopath Physician
Office over
Durnils
Three Year Graduate, Kirksville, Mo
Central Barber Shop
114 'Fourth Street
Skilled Workmen, Courteou Treatment
B, A. AMOS, Proi.
D, E. MILLER, M, D
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Specially prepared to treat Disease o
Women and Children, also disease ol
the Eye, Ear, None and Throat.
GLA88K FITTKD.
Ph, I Office No. 268
none f Resiaence No. 177
Office OTer First National Bank
F. P. Sizki D. H. KKHf
SIZER & KEMP
LAWYERS
Will Practice In all
Court ol the State
Monett, Mo.
Iratdway aver kactet More
Alva Jones M. D
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
peclally prepared to treat disease ol the eye,
ante and throat.
Eye acientlficaliy examined and glasses accu
rately fitted.
Prepared to treat alt disease o( the air pan
aaife Hay Ferer, Asthma, Hronchitin, Catarrh
and Pulmonary Tuberculosis.
W E. THORNBURGH
WHOLES A -E
Flour Feed. Wood
Best Hard and Soft Wheat
Flour on the Market.
Two best brands of Fertilizer
always on hand.
Special Garden and
Lawn Fertilizer.
Alfalfa Dairy and Horae
Feed. Alfalfa Meal.
Capitol Stock Food
and Remedies.
Powers Building
Phone 197 Second St.
THE TWENTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY
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OF
The First Baptist Church, Monett, Mo., Wednesday,
June the 11th, 1913.
9 a. m. Devotional by H. H. St. Louis of the M. E. Church.
A Short History of this Church Sara Pittman. .
Son?.
Address The Benefit of a Church to ,the Government of the
city G. N. Patterson, Mayor.
Address The Preacher as a Citizen Bert Smith, Peirce City, Mo
Music.
Address The Church and State Missions J. W.T. Givens, Car
- thage, Mo.
Song. t ' ' '
Address The Church's Relationship to Law F. P. Sizer, Monett.
Music.
Benediction J. G. Knotter, Presbyterian Church.
FREE DINNER served by the ladies of the Church.
1:30 p. m. Devotional John B. Jordan, M. E. Church, South.
Address Description and Value of the Institutional Church
F. B. Kinnell, Webb City, Mo.
Song;.
Address Synopsis of This Sunday School J. H. Otterman,
Monett.
Music.
Address Correlation of the Churches and Public Schools, M. J.
Hale, Supf. Monett Schools.
Song-.
Address A Church at Work in Foreign Lands, II. E. Truex,
St. Louis, Mo.
Music.
Address The Value of a Church from the Physician's Point of
View Dr. Wm. West, Monett.
Song.
Address The Mercantile Affairs With or Without the Churches
in the Community li. M.Callaway, Monett.
Music.
Address AChurch at Work in the Home Land W.O.Anderson,
Springfield, Mo.
Address The Church and the Railroad Man John A. Counts,
Monett.
Music.
Address The Y. M. ('. A's Relationship to a Church Geo. J.
C. Wilhelm, Y. M. C. A. Secretary Monett.
Song.
Address The Kind of a Denominational Paper That Should be
Supported S. M. Brown, Kansas City, Mo.
Music.
Address The Work a Church Should do in the County J. T.
Brattin, Cassville, Mo.
Song.
Unveiling the Corner Stone A. P. Stone, Neosho, Mo.
Banquet.
Address The Laymen's Opportunity E. W. Stephens, Colum
bia, Mo.
Music.
Address Herbert S. Hadley, Kansas City, Mo.
Song.
Address, J. W. Lowe, Houchou, China.
W. R. Stubbs, Lawrence, Kan.
This program is subject to slight changes.
Committee.
BIDS WANTED.
Bids wanted for the exclusive
privilege of all refreshment
stands at the seventh annual pic
nic of the A. II. T. A. of Barry
county to be held at Bethel
Springs, six miles southeast of
Monett, July 4. All bids must
bo in the hands of J. P. S. Plan-
chon, Monett, Mo., not later than
June 14.
' By Order of Committee.
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Some people never know just
what they want unless they look
around. Well, they dont need
to look any farther after they
enter Bob Oallaways Furniture
and Carpet house for that is the
place where they are satisned
both in quality and price.
The Ladies' World for June is
the tifst number at the new
price of ten cents, and in point of
interestit is the bestissue of this
popular magazine that we have
seen. An air of novelty is given
by the cover, a striking picture
of a Gibson man taking the place
of the usually pretty girl. The
man also appears as the hero of
the leading feature. Thirty-five
and Still a Bachelor, with por
traits of the six girls, also by
by Gibson, he had, at different
times, considered possible as
wives. Beatha Runkle, whose
Helmer of Navarre is still popu-
ar, has an excellent story in The
'ious Deceivers; Annie Hamilton
Donnell has one of her sympa
thetic child sketches in Thomas
A Lie; there is a delightful love
tory by Grace Duffie Boylan
called The Little White Cross,
and of course another thrilling
adventure of "Mary"' who has
become the best known young
woman in the country. The ser
ial, The Girl Who Had Nothing, is
also exciting enough to make the
reader wish for the next install
ment. One of our well known
pastors tells of his embarassment
in having to choose a wife from
his flock. The fashion pages in
this number are very attractive
and will please those who have
not settled their summer ward
robe, while the other depart
ments are full of usual Dractical
value. Altogether a very attrac
tive issue. New York; One Dol
lar a Year.
Kobt. Ellis went to Pittsburg
Kan., Tuesday morning.
Miss Eva Coe. of Wyandotte,
Uk,. is visiting Mrs. Homer
Pratt.
W. J. Fleming attended i
meeting of the Good Roads As
sociation at Aurora, Tuesday.
Dr. McReynolds, of Vera. 111.,
is in town on business this week.
oam fittman, who was quite
ill for a few days, is able to sit
up.
Frank Burns, of Fort Smith,
Ark., is in town on business.
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ivusseii ijriuette is recovering
from an attack of typhoid fever.
Mr. Dubie, Frisco Claim agent,
is moving his family from Spring
field to this place.
Mrs. R. M. Callaway and
daughters visited in Carthage,
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. S. P. McCracken
have returned from a visit at
Stella.
L. B. Durnilwas looking after
business matters in Joplin Tues
day. Clifford Smith, of Louisiana,
visited Frank Boehm and family
a few days last week.
A. W. Wightman was looking
after business matters in Spring
field, Tuesday.
Mayor G. N. 'Patterson re
turned Tuesday from Kansas
City where he attended the
Miller's convention.
Miss Jessie Morgan and Miss
Dorothy Morgan returned to
their home at Rogers, Ark.,
luesday. Harold Cook went
with them.
Dr. A. S. Hawkins is in Clare
more, Ok., attending his daugh:
ter, Miss Ruth, who was recently
operated on for appendicitis. The
young lady is getting along
nicely. ,
Dimmit Wainright has been re
ceiving visits from a large num
ber of his McDowell friends since
his accident. Among those who
have been here the last few days
are Chas. Mathis, Virgil vYilhite,
Walter Larkin, Hayes Terrell,
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Marbut and
Miss Hattie Bennett. A. Erick-
8on, mail carrier out of Verona,
visited him Sunday.
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t AiKvifcw utjis A GREAT NEWSPAPER OFFER.
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a ue nine snower tsunday The Monett Weekly Times
aiternoon cooled the air and re- and the Kansas City Weekly Star
ebuea vegetation, everyone is 0ne full year for only $1.00 cash
noping ror a goon rain soon. ln advance is a combination that
.Mr. and Mrs. James Bower cannot be equaled.
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anaiamuy spent Sunday witn iiMESistne best news-
C. M. McQuality and wife, paper in Barry county and the
Frank Chamberlain, of Webb Star is acknowledged to be one
City, is visitingbia nephew, Claud foremost newspapers in
McQuality.
Berry picking will in a few
days be over for this year.
Farmers are very busy culti
vating corn. Harvest will soon
be here.
Mrs. Ellen Logan visited her
mother Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Hope, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Riddle and
children and Mr. and Mrs. Phil
the West.
This is an offer that vou cannot
afford to overlook. Send or
bring your remittance to this
office. '
ELIMINATE THE RISK
Remember that there is as
much danger from without as
within. Why take any chances
at all when insurance costs so
little? We can tell vou instantlv
just what it will cost vou for
nrnfprt inn T?i va onrl n,j
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nunier ana son spent v naay at insurance.
the creek fishing and having a
good time generally. 50tf
Mrs. Robert Means, Mr. G. W,
O'Dwyer & Smerdox,
Agents.
"GtTUCK's" earrv "Class A"
Means and daughters Irene and and "High Art" clothing for men
Lucille, drove to the Mt. Olivet and young men. We would like
cemetery Friday afternoon. to have vou look at thus linps h.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gaydou fore you buy. Prices range from
spent Friday at his fathers.
Mrs. McEnanny is very low,
Paul is able to be out of doors a
part of the time. The nurse who
had been caring for them de
parted Saturday.
Mrs. James Taylor and child
en were visiting at D. M. Hun
nel's last week.
Perry Sullinger and Miss
Gladys Cagle attended the show
at Peirce City one evening last
week.
Pansy
$12.50 to $25.00.
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A Good Investment.
There is no better investment
than a fifty cent piece in a bottle
of Meritol Snow White Liniment.
Musculaa and rheumatic pains,
swellings, lameness and soreness
of the muscles are promptly re
lieved. Meritol Snow White Lin
iment is especially recomended
as a general pain inner oi unus
ual merit Brown & Hagler.
(Adv.)
You can talk all you want to
about cyclones and tornadoes,
but they are nothing compared
with the way Mrs. A. blew her
husband the other day for a buf
fet, dining table, chairs, wilton
velvet rug and china case. The
storm was fierce, but she sure
has a swell dining room. The'
furniture came from Bob Calla
way's. (
Do you want that beautiful
mahogany rocker that will be
given away at Bob Callaways
next Saturday afternoon? Be
sure to have your tibkets at the
store by two o'clock or you will
lose your chance.
Mausoleums, Granite and Marble
Monuments '
RETURNED FROM FISHING TRIP.
- P. Martin, W. J. Fleming, El
mer Smith, Clarence Warren,
Ed Ryan and Ed Johnson re
turned Monday night from their
fishing trip. They went to Ga
lena and there engaged boats and
guides and floated down the
James and White rivers to Power-
site having a delightful trip and
plenty of fish.
They were greatly pleased with
lake Taney co mo.
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Only Best Materials Used.
All work Guaranteed.
Moderate Prices-
James Johnston is visiting his
sister. Mrs. Elmer Carney, at
Pueblo, Colo.
Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Todisman
departed Monday nignt tor a
visit at Nashville, Tenn.
H. A. Gardner was looking
after legal matters in Cassville,
Monday.
D. H. Kemp was attending
circuit court in Carthage, Mon
day.
Mrs. Glen Wiley, of Neodesha,
Kan., is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Bebee.
Mrs. Clarence Jerome and
children, of Joplin, came Monday
for a visit M. W. Christopher and
family.
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H. I. Bradford and Walter and
Elmer Swartzel with their wives
went to Verona, Tuesday to try
their luck at catching fish.
Elmer Freeman was arrested
by officer Jackson on Euclid
Avenue for indecent exposure of
person and was given 30 days in
the lock up by Judge Wilkerson.
Mr. A. L. Granger returned
Monday from a visit to her
daughter, Mrs. Randall T. Ju'dd,
at Alba. Mrs. Judd returned
with her.
J. G. Penn, proprieter of the
News, of Seneca, Mo., was in the
city Saturday on his way to
Rogers, Ark., to visit relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. J.-.R. Spilman,
of Siloam Springs, Ark., and
Mrs. Kreyer, of Fort Scott, Kan.,
visited Mrs. J. J. Peck Tuesday.
Peirce City Granite Works.
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Stock Ranch
HOME OF THE
Pure Bred Jersey Cattle and Pure
Bred Big Type Poland China Hogs
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D.S. MAYHEW
Box 241 Monett, Missour
IT'S TIME TO DO SOME
THINKING
'
Warm weather is coming. We have already had several days
when theshady side of the street was 'the popular side. So
it's time to do a little thinking about how soon you can get
away, and where you will take the family. Before you con
sider any other locality, better find out about the
Low Fares to Colorado
Drop in and see me and find out how easy it is to get there;
what excellent service we give you all-steel, electric-lighted
equipment, drawing-room leepejrs, dining cars served by
Fred Harvey; in fact, every comfort you could get at home.
W J. MILLS, Agent,
Monett, Mo.