The Monett times., September 19, 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 at tlx Monett, Mo., poat office aa uo
cad daa mail matter.
Snbaerlptloa Ttrmi
Dally 6? Carrier, pel Tar la advance,....! 50
Dally by Carrier, per Booth 40c
Daily by mall, per year in adiance, 12.50
Daily by nail, all montha la adance. ....1.2S
Weekly by mail, per year la advance $1.00
Adnrtiaing- ratea will be quoted on application
Notice of church or eocietr natertalnmenU or
eubllcgatheriafa where anadmiaeloo la charred
or collection taken the price will be one-hall reff
alar ratea of adrertlainir, to he charred to the
person or peraona ordering the aame tnaerted:
Notice ol regular chnrcb aerricea, not to exceed
ten Unea, free.
W, M. WEST
Physician a ad
Surgeon
Office over Post Office Fourth Street
J E Sater
H A Gardner
r s Maybew
Mayhew, Sater & Gardner,
Attorneya'at'Law.
Office; Monett Stata Bank Building.
All baelneaa will recem the paraonal
attention ol the firm.
P. P. Size 1. B. Km?
SIZER & KEMP
LAWYERS
Will Practice In all
Courta of the State
Monett, Mo
readwir ever Iicktt store
Alva Jones M. D
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
necially prepared to treat diaeaeee ol the eye,
Boae and throat.
Kyea acientiBcaliy examined and fflaaaee accn
rately fitted.
Prepared to treat all diimeaof ths air pa
eiirei Hy Fertr, AUhni, Bronchitis, Catarr
and Pulmonary Tuberculcoia,
John T. Burgess
Lawyer
Courts of South-
Practices in all
west Missouri.
DR. T. E. HASTINGS
Osteopath Physician
Office over
Duknils
Three Year Graduate, Klrksville, Mo
P, E. MILLER, M, D
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Specially prepared to treat Diaeaaea o
Women and Children, alnodiaeases of
the Eye, Ear, Nou and Throat.
GLA8SK8 FITTED.
I Office No. 268
Fhonea f Residence No. m
Office orer First National Bank
MORE WATER
Altogether fourteen charges
of dynamite have been used and
fifty sticks of dynamite. After
using fifty sticks of dynamite in
fourteen holes in the bottom
of the shaft there is plenty of
water in sight with the Frisco
pumps running to. The shaft is
more than three feet deeper than
it was and the restrictions placed
on the excessive use of water is
now removed.
Miss Mary Hunter has re
covered from a slight illness.
Harold Leake, of Aurora, was
in Monett, Tuesday.
Edgar Bear left Friday for
Columbia, where he attends
school at the State University,
Mrs. Jeffrey Moore, who has
been quite sick, is improving,
Miss Greer, of Springfield,
was in Monett on business, Fri
day. Mrs. J. M. Mullhall returned
Monday from a short visit in
Sapulpa, Olc.
Miss Fay Elrod has returned
from a visit with relatives in
Carterville and Webb City.
II. G. Brumbach, a well known
attorney of Mt. Vernon, died at
his home in that city, Monday,
The funeral services were held
Tuesday afternoon.
If you want a good rug in any
size I can save you at least 15 1
VERDICT RENDERED fOR DR. WEST
In the damage suit of Gilfillen
vaDr. Wm. West which was tried
at Lamar yesterday, the jury
rendered a verdict In favor of
Dr. West.
This suit was filed at Cassville
and was taken to Barton County
on a change of venue. Gilfillen
sued Dr. West for $10,000 on a
charge of malpractice, in setting
a broken bone which was broken
again and reset by Dr. West and
resulted in a crooked limb.
Maybew, Sater & Gardner
represented Dr. West and quite
number of Monett people at
tended the trial at Lamar as wit
nesses in the case. j
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
1 his remedy has no superior for
coughs and cotas. It is pleasant to
take. It contains no opium or other
narcotic. It always cures. For sale
by all dealers. (Adv.)
WRITES 1 1 6 WORDS A MINUTE.
Chicago, Sept. 10. Miss Bessie
Friedman, of New York last night
won the national typewriting
championship. She averaged 116
words a minute for 30 minutes.
Mrs. R. T, Keithley and daugh
ter Mildred will go to Ft. Rmith,
Ark., tomorrow for a visit with
relatives and friends.
The Eastern Star Chapter at
their regular meeting Mondav
on it, and I have over 200 in stock evenin initiated three candi-
I ami .
TWifl
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n
GOOD THINGS
T
Every Women Ought
to Have i
A One-Minute Washer
...
and-
A Peerless
Self Heating
Flat Iron.
Buchner ;& Thielen
"The Price Makes It Go."
Central'Barber Shop
114 'Fourth Street
Skilled Workmen, Courteous Treatment
B, A, AMOS, Proi
C. E.VAUG.IANi&BRO.
for all kinds of
Sheet Metal Work
Gasoline Stove Repairing.
Phone 452 5IU Broadway
PHONE
47
And Let Us Do Your
Laundry Work.
e. & fTlaundry
for you to select from.
Bob Callaway.
Mrs. Edmondson, who has been
very ill with typhoid fever, is im
proving, tier nusoand, wno is
in the Springfield hospital with
the same disease, is also improv
ng.
The little bit of rain we had
was refreshing to our spirits, It
will also refresh your spirits to
go down and take a look through
Bob Callaways furniture store.
L. S. BevilleTof St. Louis, has
come lor a visit at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Mulrenin.
Mrs. Beville has been here for
several days.
Mrs. L. W. Emery, of Wichita,
Kan., and Mrs. J. S. Bradley, of
Tulsa, Okla., arrived Tuesday
morning called by the serious ill
ness of their mother, Mrs. David
Marshall, Sr.
Miss Eunice Ash returne
O . . 1 .
ounaay irom a visit witn mends
atPurdy. Mrs. Maynard Smith
and Miss Delia Combs accompan
ied her home to spend the day.
Wm. Frederick moved his cigar
factory this week to their new
quarters in the new Armory
building on Fifth street. The
factory occupies the entire upper
floor and they have more room
and a location better adapted to
their business than formerly.
dates. They were Mr. and Mrs
Bert Dummit and Mrs. Dora
Bunch. A large number were
present and they had a most en
joyable meeting.
W. J. Puett, manager of the
new ice plant informs" us that
the drillers of the well are down
930 feet and in flint and lime
stone. They have plenty of water
but itis the intention to go through
this stone formation in the hope
of striking soft water.
Mrs. J. R. Judkins has return
ed to her home in St. Louis after
two week's visit with her sister
Mrs. B. Boyer. Miss Elizabeth
Boyer accompanied her home to
attend school in the citv' this
winter.
Expert Fitting
in Your Own
Home.
Send For
Mrs. L. M. Royalty'
817 Fourth St.
Phone 503
Spirella
Corsets
Broadway Barber Shop
Breadway, between Third and Foartk
BATH ROOMS IN CONNECTION
Up-to-date Sanitary Sbop
J. M. ELL01TT, Proprietor
R. M. CALLAWAY
UNDERTAKER AND EM BALM EPJ
25 Years Experience
Calls Promptly Answered Day or Night
Phr.no. I Business House 18
rnones Residence 252
MONETT,
MISSOURI
ALL
GONE l1!
O'Dwyer&Smerdon
Farm and City Property
for Sale and. Exchange
Farm and City Loans
, Notary Work
Fire, Lightning, Tornado
and Life Insurance.
414, N. Side Broadway
Monett, Missouri
SEE-
J. L. Jeffries
For
GOOD COAL
Kansas, McAlester, Piedmont
Smithing and Anthracite Coal
Office
Phone
198
Yard
Phone
9
Frisco Time Card,
BETWEEN ST LOUIS AND MONETT
Effective August 10, 1913.
ARRIVALS.
,in 5 35 p ID
No. 5. Texas & California Limited 4 50 am
So. 7. Southwest 5 30 am
No.9. Meteor in n r, m
No. 13 Accomodation it on n m
XT- ,C T li .. . . . "
iiu u, uutai r-assenrer. ., ... in 15 am
wo. 27. Uical Passenger 8 35 a m
OSPARTUKBg.
No. 4 'lexan ..1130am
No.6 St. Louis Limited - in;nm
No. 8 St. Louis 4 Memphis Limited ,950pm
No. 10. Meteor 2 40am
no. u amornia express 5 40 a
ino, to (Springfield Accommodation 7 40 p m
i.v. o ofjuuguctu ana jopnn 5 4U p m
BETWEEN MONETT, FT SMITH & PARIS
ARRIVALS.
K, 1 T , .,
-. . .irt a., us am
No nr ' U'8 ymited 11 10 Pi
I 13 p
DEPARTURES.
no. j. .an... . 5 55 pm
No.5 Texas Limited 5 20 a m
No. 715 Little Rock Express "". 10 25 a
MONETT, WICHITA & ELLSWORTH
ARRIVALS
no. . aoutnwest Limited 935 pm
No. 304. Eastern Express 9 S5 a m
No. 312. St. Louis and Texan Express.. 5 10 a m
No. 328. Springfield Express 5 30 p m
. DEPARTURES.
No. 7. Southwest Limited 6 00a
S0- ii. rittsDurif-nansas City Ex 8 20 p m
No. 309 Kaunas Mail 11 10p m
No 327. Columbus Accom 10 2S a m
BETWEEN MONETT A OKLAHOMA
ARRIVALS.
No. 10 Meteor
No. 404 Local Passenger
No. 408 St. Louis Limited
DEPARTURES.
No. 9. Meteor
No. 403. Local Passenger
No. 407. Oklahoma Limited
J 25 a m
1 00 p m
.9 25 p m
11 15 p Bl
...4 25 p IS
...5 55am
A New Discovery
One of the best products of
the chemists of the American
Drug and Press Association is
MeritolPile Remedy, for both
internal and external use.
certain in its effect, and a boon
to suffering humanity. Brown &
Hagler. ' i
Order of Publication.
In the Probate Court of Barrv
County, Missouri.
In the matter of the estate ot JohD
Hanagen, deceased.
Now on this day conies John Hane
gan, Administrator of the estate of
John Hanegan, deceased, with will
annexed, and presents to the Court
his petition praying; for an order for
the sale ot certain real estate, of which
said John Hanegan died seized, de
scribed as follows: E j of S W j sec
tion three and the N E of the N W
i of section ten, all in township twen
ty five of range twenty eight in Barry
County, Mo,, to pay the debts of said
estate which said petition is accom
panied by the accounts, lists, and in
ventories as required by law showing
that said estate is indebted and that
said debts are unpaid and that there
is not sufficient assets on hand to pay
the same and on examination of said
petition it is ordered by the court that
all persons interested in the estate of
said deceased be notified that applica
tion as aforesaid has been made and
that unless the contrary be shown on
or before the 1st day of the next term
of this court to be held on the 3rd day
of November, ext an order will be
made for sale of said real estate in
said petition described or as much
thereof as shall be sufficient fcr the
payment of said debts and it is fur
ther ordered that a copy of this order
be published in a newspaper published
in said Barry County for four weeks
prior to the next term of this court
and that all the resident heirs beserv-
edjwith personal notice of the filing of
said petition.
C. M. LANDis
Judge of Probate
A true copy from the record.
Witness my hand and seal of said
court this the 8th day of September,
1913.
seal C. M. Landis
Judge of Probate
First Publication Sept. 12.
Given Away
Edison's
$60 Phonograph
Tickets With All Purchases
Ice Cream, one-half gallon and
up delivered to any, part of the
city. Especial attention given
to orders from Churches, Fra
ternal Orders and Private
Parties.
Watermelon on ice, Chicken,
Tamalas, Campbell's Famous
Chili, Lunches, Sandwiches.
The Old Reliable
Jim Campbell
Phone 208 Fourth St.
W E. THORNBURGH
WHOLESALE
Flour, Feed, Wood
teat i
TURNERS'
BROADWAY BARN
New Rigs. Gentle Family Horses
and Fancy Drivers
Cab calls answered promptly
day or night
Corner Sixth and Broadway
PHONE 32.
TURNER BROS
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 Horse
Feed. Alfalfa Meal.
Capitol Stock Food -'
and Remedies.
- Powers Building
Phone 197 Second St.
The Marinelio Goods
Best That Is Made
Whitening Cream
Motor Cream '
Lettuce Cream
Tissue Builder
Nail Polish
Liquid Rouge -Liquid
Powder
Face Powder
Depilatory
Hair Tonic
- . Bleaching Lotion
Acme Cream ' . -Hair
Restorer
v, Cold Cream
If you want any of this cele
brated toilet preparation, see
ALICE PARSONS, Agent
At TATEM-WRIGHT'S
The Hide is all gone off
the Price of Plumbing.
$100.00 BUYS
Tub
Closet
Lavatory
Kitchen Sink
Range Boiler
INSTALLED.
Same Material My Competitors Make
Monei' 0I at $125 to $140,,
Wim A MS, The Plumber
WE USE THE BEST
and only approved electrical supplies. That accounts
for our success in installing and repairing all kinds of
, ELECTRICAL WORK
Phone
406
III LH B D ti r.BT;1) 2 W.O iv.i 1 11
la 4k ZaVL.aX cw.-
Phone
406
If you have anything electrical
send us word at once.
that Deeds our attention,
We can save you money if you allow us to figure on any
construction work that you may have under consideration.
F. M. REINSM1TH
CONTRACTOR and DEALER IN ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
Howell & Butler's Meat Market
CORNER THIKD AM) BROADWAY
We Handle the Best the Country Can Produce
A Trial Order Will Convince You.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED , PHONE No. 1
T.
BEATY
E.
General Blacksmithing
Wagon and Carriage Work ,
HORSESHOEING A SPECIALTY
Rubber Tires Fitted" Only Best Material Used,
West End of Broadway.
WAGONS AND CARRIAGES
PAINTED TO ORDER ,