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THE MONETT WEEKLY TIMES FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1917
TJERMAN INTRIGUES i
BEFORE BREAK j
; STRICT ASSEMBLY OF
REBEKAH LODGE
"Teuton Agents Nursed Bomb Industry i A district assembly of the Rebckah
in America, Worked Spy System i Lodge was held in Wentworth Monday
Wen Seemingly on Friendly The district officers are as follows:
Relations.
Mrs. Bessie Brite, -Peirce City, presi-
Washington, Sept 22.
closures of far-reaching German prop
j dont; Mrs, May Short, Monett, vice
piesident; Mrs. Lena Meador, Cass-
villo wonlwn Mra Plnra 7?nhh Wpnt
anda, intrigues and plot .in .this ' 8eereta Mrs. Florence Ea.
country pnor to the diplomatic break purdyf treasurer. Mrs. stella
vrrnany vere , muC Wuay uy Trimb, Mnett mBrsha. Mrs. TiJlie
the Committee on Public Information
In 'a bulletin, styled' "Official Ex.
Gill, Wentworth, conductor; Mrs. Mc
Grath, Purdy, inside guard: Mrs.
TWO HUNDRED MEN CALLED
FROM BARRY COUNTY
pose," the committee quotes numerous Maggie Merri,L Wentworth outside
guard; Mrs. Nelle Le Grande, Peirce
City, chaplain.
Those who went from Monett to at-
by the Department of Justice in April,
1916, in a raid upon the New York of-
"te u.1 ms. ' tend this meeting were: Mrs. D. J,
carrying on his manifold pro-German Rftndo Mrg Mrg
and anti-American act.vit.es, the doc-j , Good.
umems snow, was in constant loucn . ,
wiin me Germany emuussy buu wiui
Count von Bernstorff, the then Ger
man ambassador to the United States.
"In the form of letters, telegrams,
notations, checks, receipts, registers,
cash books, cipher codes, lists of spies
tod other memoranda and records,"
the committee says, "were found in-
A BIG DAY AT CAMP CLARK
Sunday was a big day at Nevada.
People from all over the state were
there, including Governor Gardner.
The Barry county exemption board
has sent out a call for 200 men to ap
pear before the board on Wednesday
and Thursday, September 26 and 27.
One hundred will be examined each
day.
The wen who will appear for ex
amination at that time are those
whose number are from 457 to 657 in
the list of men drafted from this coun
ty. ' :
Barry county is having a hard time
lo make up her quota of 178 men and
the exemption board is working hard.
If we had received credit for all the
men who had enlisted from the coun
ty, we would soon have our quota
ready.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
S. E. Elrod to James M. Mizer, lot
5, blk. 7, Purdy; cons. $200.
Caroline Holton to Carrie L. Ken
nedy, w2 ne se, 18-21-28, cons. $800.
G. M. Wimsatt to Durnil's Dry
Goods Co., lot 2, blk. 1, Downing &
WOMAN
DIRECTS
HOM
E
PURCHASES
Her Susceptibility to Bargains Women Have ore Strength In Their Looks
Than We Have In Our Laws. Men Allude to
Them as Weaker Vessels.
When buying Hardwheat Flour get
the best there is
WICHITA'S BEST
Ask your Grocer Every sack Guar
diers in the Governor's honor. This PPe i""
uurnug ury uooas o., to u. jn.
and C. M. Wimsatt, lots 6, prt. lot 7,
nnrnilo haA !) 000 enlHiora in it 1 000
Ucations-in some instances, of the Rn1flVrs wm, nr) rp)l.
vaguest nature, in others of the most people who go up there say it blk 2' Grandview add- to Monett; cons,
w...,uK u0ivCc, tne Cr-: js a wonderful sight to see so many 'uuu ,
tonan Imperial Government, through its soldiers and get an insight as to Mr. Jennie Long to Samuel P. Joj-
Monett ;cons. $1,200.
Charley Cooper to Fred Cooper, se
representatives in a then friendly na-how their h ical needg are met
rinn uae onnifimfiH tin fh "VilQTirtii i
VIV J.B II Wk) VVUVVIIIVU TV X Wl I 1V1UV1V11
of the laws of the United States.
One would naturally suppose that it j
i would be a difficult matter to cook for
"Destruction of lives and property so d haye th f , tiz; 1 ne Sec. 22 and prt. sw se Sec. 23; all
I Mnl.r..4- .nr,nl - - T.I T- , " r r r7 ee ftp- Cl t r r
m " . , . u" T '"B" BraB- but the cooks are professionals and'"1 cons- l
Great Britain.
"Fomenting ill-feeling against the
United States in Mexico.
"Subordination of American writers
and lecturers.
"Financing of propaganda.
,500.
Irish revolutionary plots against j th who them cooki gun(J ! Ina Hoover et al, to F. M. Reinsmith
1? .. n . i 1 1 1 1 Ct i O 1 J flA f1
said everything looked like it would018 l0 aml U w" '"
be very palatable and the boys seem-
ed to enjoy their meals. R M- Reinsm.th to Chart Garrison,
Not the least of the interesting lf ts 13. 14- 19 ad ZOCorsicitna.
: things tliat occured was the marriage j CUPID BUSY AT CAMP CLARK
"MTintPTianrP nf n env cvfpm nnr . 9 ' UUYmg tiiese war limes, upiu lias
the guise of T In Sal iZstit J 1 Cmpany E ,eaV6S Vala t01ay fr , bee ite The little od
tion bureau 31 lmCstlga- , Ft Sill. Warrens S. Perry of Monett, !of Love has made headquarters at
"Subsidizing of a bureau for the '8 first Iioutenant o the comPany- i Camp Clark since the Second Regi
purpoi of rtirrini up Zor troubles ! Am"g the Mn6tt wh nt has been stationed there,
fn motion pla " i f "nd M' I On Saturday afternoon, Sept. 22d,
"The bomb industry and other relat Sn y' Mr" and Mrs-i Misses Pansy Vermillion, Iva Pilken-
ed activities " i Henr-V F,y an1 chiklren Mr- an(I Mrs- 'ton and Mrs. Wm. L. Allcock went to
! I Will Breese and daughter, Miss Ruth, Camp ciark to visit.
SENIOR GIRLS HIKE "d Mrs. W. B. Green, Mr. and i Their many friends in Monett were
TO PEIRCE CITY Mrs. J. J. Davis and daughter Helen, surprjSed Sunday, to hear that on Sat-
The Senior girls have organized a Mr and Mrs. M. C. Shipley, Floyd Cal- j urday at 10:00 p. m. in Nevada, a
club to be known as The Middy Blouse lav J- v- Nelson, Earl Callaway, 'double wedding occured in which Miss
Cub. Tho girls intend to wear Middy George Wilhelm, George Shaffer and pansy jy Vermillion became the wife
blouses to all the class affairs, .the son Jnest Jackson and Miss firy j of sergeant Frank W. Foudray, and
parties as well as the hikes during the -Mccormick,
er.t're school term. The club was or-
an?ed last week and Miss Edna
Bray was elected as president.
J. H. Ottcrman & Son
x- Dealers in
Art Goods and Wall Paper, Paints,
Varnishes, Bronzes,' Oils, Brushes,
Glass, Etc.
Picture Framing
and Mounting Our Specialty
215 Fourth St. - Telephone 30
The Quality Shop
Antoinette Dwyer, Prop.
Fisk Hats Gold Medal Hats
Our Styles are right Our prices
are the same.
Seeing is believing .Come and see.
IN THE STATE BANK BUILDING
Monett Drug Company
Phone 304 - - 406 Broadway
Have your doctor phone that pre
scription to the Monett Drug Co. They
will fill and deliver it without extra
charges. ...
Miss Iva Pilkenton the wife of Cor
poral Paul F. Musick. The Rev. B. F.
Brady performed the ceremony.
Mrs, Foudry' is the Becond oldest
daughterof 'Mr. and Mrs. Burl Vermil
PERRY-HUU5E
A wedding tbaLwu interest many
The first affair of the club was eiven i Monett people was that of Miss Vir-
Fiiday. The girls were out of school inia HuIse' who was mai'ried to Lieu" lion and numbers her friends by her
i by 3:15, then' they went home and;tenant wam-n a. j erry, ai oi. J-,ouib, i acquaintances. Mr. Foudray was an
fixed lunches preparatory to going on J Saturday, September 22. j express messenger before being called
a hike to Peirce City. They met at Tlle bride is well known in Monett, to Colors. He is a sergeant in
the home of Miss Juanita Otterman, . having had a position as head nurse in Company M.
then started on their long hike. They j Dr- Wm- West's hspital for several j Mrs Musick is the only daughter of
reached Peirce' City about sun down vears- she is a &irl W'ta charming jIr and Mrs A Pilkenton and is an
and went to the park where they ' personality and made many friends. ' estimable young lady. Mr. Musick is
spread their lunches. Anyone who j Lieut- Pen'y is also wel1 known in Mo- J the son of Mr3. Musick of Monett and
could have sene that table would al- nett hing lived here a number of ' is wen icnown here. He is a member
tnost forget for the minute it was war , vears- When he came to Monett, he of Company E.
times and would think it was a time'worked 33 stenographer in the Frisco many frfends of these young
of peace and plenty. The eats cer-cla!m aSent's office- Latel" he had a peope extend congratulations.
tainly tasted good to the hikers who ; Position in the postoffice and worked J
vere tired and hungry after the walk. tnerc until he was called to E th j BALDRIDGE-WILSON
After the feast the girls maAo up a ) hs regiment to Laredo, Tex., during 0scar Baldridge and Mks Lin:;Ie wil
bno party to the Electric Theatre ,the Mexican trouble. j son went to Galena, Stone county,
where they enjoyed looking at some ' Lieutenant and Mrs. Perry will go Sunday, September 24, and were mar
good pictures and resting. By the ! to Ft Sm with Company E Second j d
time the show was over it was time to ! lUlh sun lludnu5. ivionciay, oepcem- They returne(l to Monett where they
catch a train for Home, Sweet Home. I -y
WVii'Ia cvnino t flm Gtntinn tVinr rvmrcv ;MiSS Delia
Wm. Smerdon, E. L. Jerome
Sanitary Ice Cream and Dairy
Company
Sanitation Our Motto
Ice Cream Fancy Butter
Pasteurized Products
Monett, Mo. . ... - Phone 181
I
will make their home. The bride is
Perry, sister of the,t- flan!,Mer of Mr and Mrs. Grceh
wveral yells for their clasg and tnlkod i m-1('egi-oom, went to bt. Louis, batur- W;ison- Mr. Baldridge works with
about how much fun the trip hnd , dav to attend the redding. !his father, G. W. Baldridge ,in con-
been and said they didn't Want to miss ; T . ,-,,.r mo crete work.
Pny of the good times the club would j
have this term. ! E. L. Lockwood, age 45 years, died
Tliose present were: Misses Juan-' at his home in South Monett, Satur-
EARNEST-DREISBACII
Announcement has been received
ita Otterman, Dorothy Morrow, Bess ; day evening, after a few weeks' ill- here of the marriage of Miss Blanche
Dewine, Yolande Gillette, Catherine '. Kess with a complication of diseases, j Diiesbach, of Carterville, o Mr. L.
Conrey, Maizy Amber, Fern May- i The funeral was held, Sunday morn- j Earnest. The marriage took place
hew, Ruth Robinson, Lula Smith,.' g a"d the remains were taken in H. j at Portage, Ore, where they will make
Grace Mooney, Jessie Hall, Ruth Bradford's auto hearse, to Washburn . their home.
Hobbs, Lola Tracey, Violet Counts, for burial. j Mrs. Earnest is well known to many
Jessie Bcasley, Mabel Timmons, Edna I Mr. Lockwood leaves 'a wife and Monett. people, having taken care "of
Bray and Pauline Mansfield. Miss ' four children. He was a Frisco em- I several patients in Monett as trained
Christine Otterman was the jolly P'oye ana naa a position at tne rouim nurse,
chaperone and the girls said she had a house.
big part in making the evening o en
J. W. Armstrong & Son
..The Service Grocers..
We deliver anywhere. We keep the
quality up.
Phone your orders early.
Phone 172 Cor, 3rd and Bdwy.
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Take one of our Chairs home with you
and rest easy the prices are also
- restful.
Bradford's Furniture Co.
Copyrighted, ISM. by Thomas J. Sullivan.J
Women have more strength In their
looks than we have in our laws and
more power by their tears than we
have by our argument. Women are
quick to recognize genius and to listen
when wisdom speaks. Vhey may chat
ter In the presence of fools, but know
aud appreciate the value of earnest,
sensible men.
It is assumed that tbe Almighty
made mitn us bis masterpiece, and.
conceited being that be is, man accept
ed this statement as a piece of truth.
That tbe earth and all It contains
were made for bis special benefit, that
woman was created solely for bis com
fort, that tbe suu was made to give
him light by day and tbe moon to en
able him to find bis way borne at night,
that the heavens were bung with a re
splendent curtain of stars and the plan
ets sent whirling through space in a
majestic dance about tbe god of day
simply to afford him matter for won
der and amusement ideas of this sort
evince an egotism that can only be ac
credited to man.
Masterpieces indeed! Wby, God
made man and, finding tbat be could
not take care of himself, madn wo
man to care of him, and she Is dis
charging her heaven ordained duty iu
an artistic and capable manner.
Are Women the Weaker Vessels?
Men are fond of alluding to women
as "the weaker vessels,""and Pope culls
man the "great lord of things." Men
rule witb a rod of iron tbe creatures
of tbe earth, tbe sea and tbe air. They'
burl defiance in tbe face of kings and
presidents. They tread tbe ocean's
foam lieneutu their feet, they' harness
the Imperial thu:iei'Mts to the jaunt
ing electric car and even succeed In
mounting tbe storm aud -flying upon
tbe wind, but the bravest of them
tremble and lie like Cretans when call
ed upon by tbelr wives to explain some
of their extravagant purchases, and for
this reason many men delegate tbeir
wives as tbe official "family shoppers'
and thereby shift the responsibility to
them.
More Good Sense Than Men.
Women have more good sense than
men. They have fewer pretensions,
are less Implicated in theories and
judge of valueis more from tbelr im
mediate and involuntary impressions on
the mind and therefore more truly
and naturally, ltvis said "men Imre
sight, women insight." For these unci
Give your order for Flowers to
RauchjBrothers,
Phone 318
For All Kinds of Soft Drinks
Call on the
Monett Bottling Works
Home trade and Picnic Orders s
specialty.
PHONE 521
Improved and Unimproved Lands in
large or small tracts, also city prop- ,
erty. Merchandise and Live Stock
specialty.
W. F. Brite, Real'Estate
. :-: PHONE 556 :-:
Medlin Grocery Company
ffers excellent service in dealing in
Groceries. Shee what 'they have to
( Offer.
TRY THEIR BIG DEAL COFFEE ,
C. I. Williams '
Everything in Plumbing
A full line of the latest in Wall Paper
bee Our line.
AH kinds of garden tools Hoes, i many more reasons women miikj bet
Rakes, Spading Forks, Wheel Bar
rows, Garden Plows. You can get
them at
Kaase Hardware '
Use MEYERS MODEL FLOUR
Model Flour is made from the finest
selected Turkey wheat and is warrant,
ed to be our highest grade flour,
Meyer Milling Company
ter shoppers tliau men.
Women regulate tbeir purchases al-getlu-r
by tbe amount. they have te
pend. men by tle amount of credit
they can get. Wmen like to "ml ihelr
money where it will do tbe iuvist good.
! men where it will make the greatest
' show.. Men are usually "bro:;e." wo
j men very seldom. 1 All of which goes
; to show that women are the "stronger
vessels ' arter an.
Women Are Prone to Bargains.
Woman's weakness aa a purchaser
lies in her pronounced susceptibility
to bargains. No man ever followed
'freedom's .Rag for patriotism with
half the enthusiasm that, woman will
'trail the red. white and blue that con-
Eatables for Every Pocketbook
Nordin's Grocery
Our Flour pleases particular cooks. !titute thetmnm-r of the iwru.ii xmn
.... t .-j . ,;ter. And therein lies her temptation.
iry me x). 4 nam micai. rium ..jw
good home-made bread
Phone 125
; J. E. CONREr
Hay and Coal Flour and Feed 0rder8
This trait of woman's nature is
'recognized by the mail order and retail
catalogue .houses to -the estmit that
! nearly all of their misleading circulars
land pictorial catalogues are addressed
j to the women. And the women, true
to their natures. . respond with many
LOGAN D.McKEE
DRUGS and CHEMICALS
Bring your Kodak roubles here
Monett, Missouri
A MODEL MEAT MARKET
AH our fresh meats are personally se
lected. Our customers get the best.
Fresh and Cured Meats and Fish ,
Howell's Meat Market
Phone 38 - 202 Broadway
11 If there are telephone wires near
your prantry they reach to our shelves
We carry every line of Good Grocery
Stock
LOCKH ART'S
PHONE 225
First National Bank
"Monett Missouri
Assets over half million.
We appreciate your business
Wepay cash for poultry, eggs and
hides. Do nothing but'buy. Thev are '
already sold. Pay highest cash price
at all times.
REED & KING
" 2,000 lbs. for a ton '
PHONE residence 12
joyable.
Miss Clara Clarke and Mr. Frank
Moffalt were married Saturday noon
WHAT NEXT
"GiVery butter is so unsatisfactory, j at 12:30 'at the home of the bride's
dear," said Mrs. Youngbride, "I de- mother, Mrs. Lucy Clarke, on North
street, Rev. G. G. Yeoman, of the
. ti i i ft" a;
AMERICA'S OBJECT
"The object of this war is to deliver : cided today that we would make our
the free peoples of the world from the own." ' , I First M' E. church officiating. Only
menace and the actual power of a vast T "Oh, did you," said her husband. the immediate relatives of the bride
military establishment controlled by "Yes: I bought a churn and order- ' and groom were present including Mr.
an irresponsible government which, ed buttermilk to be left here regularly. Moffatt's mother, Mrs. Delia Moffatt,
having secretly planned to dominate i Won't it be nice to have really fresh ' and two brothers, Boyd and Fred Mof-
the world, proceeded1 to carry the plan butter?"
out without regard either to the sacred
obligations of treaty or the. long es
tablished practices and long cherished
WHY THEY CHEERED
fatt, from Washburn, Mo., Mr. Mof
fatt and bride left on the evening
train for Washburn to visit for sever-
and al days with his parents. He then re-
Aa tliA rpcriment waq lpavino
principles of international action and a crowd cheering, a recruit asked: turned to Kansas City) where he has a
honor; which chose its own time for j "Who are all those people who are clerkship in the Frisco offices, and his
the war; delivered its blow fiercely and cheering?" , j wife will visit here and at Washburn
suddenly; stopped at no barrier either
of law or of mercy;swept a wholecon
tinent within the tide of blood not
the blood of sohjpers only, but the
They," replied the veteran! "are until the first of November when they
the people who are not going." Life- will go to housekeeping in Kansas
City. Rogers, Ark., Democrat.
Raymond Vance of St. Louis is vis-
C. E. Vaughan has returned from a
"i- I--' : T ..IL TT- 1 1
vi j .- t o.J ,.V, Mn iiuiK reiHiavto hi muiieiu ne nail an
also and of the helpless poor; and now a'nt while working on an engine visit at St. Louis. He went with Jus
stands balked but not defeated, the sca,ded so badly that he son, Byron, who entered Wahrngton
fli,n ,i tiiA ,rtM unaDie u worn ana is taKing' aavant- virion. Am. vauguau wn. ou-
Their Spirit of Loyalty.
-But if women are prone to barjrniua
they are also possessed witli the sense
'and spirit of loyalty to their own town J
Eatables for the Picnic are here in and community when ..nee they -mue
to a run renuzaiion oi me nijiii.t v.ie
and
great variety
Shaffer Brothers
the Fourth Street Grocers.
are working both U tlit;mselve
i their home merchant by sending their
' ! money - away to some jaixe corpora
'tion in a bis city for goods that they
' jean buy as cheaply aud of much better
"""" '. ' : (trade at home and without 'the lucon-
Everything in flower and vegetable renieiice necessitated by long 'delays
lien ordering rronioiii oi iuu iiiki
i chants., .
Plants at
Tritton's Floral Company
Phone 44.-
I
The Slogan of Woman.
Women not only make the noma,
worth while, but they make the local
town, the countryside and the whole
eommunitv worth, while. Wnereyer
For wholesome Amusement attend the tDere is found, a movement on foot for
ne upiui huu ueiieiuicui u
BIJOU THEATER
Matinee every day.
Good show at night.
v" ' .. f , nTiT.nrtimtn (. l,!o v-inti of hia fttitirh:i)it.v and VIKltfH
From President Wilsons reply to the ""5 "s" " '" : T j cr , . '
p t old home. Masonic Lodge while m the city.
Fope f j Miss Delia Mansfield of Springfield,, , Mr. and Mrs. Elmon Thomas re-
If the kaiser would only say: "Let's and Leonard Mansfield, of Jordin, ceived leters from their son yivI,
quit;" Springfield Republican. spent Sunday with thfir parents. Mr. who joined the army in May, stating
Loyalty is one of those fundamental and Mrs. Tom Mansfield.' Leonard tat. he ? well pleased with the trnin-
things that cannot be argued Globe will go with a coniaiy of soldiers inr whlh he, is receiving in Van
DT.ocrat. from Jonlin. Octobf-3. corner , Wash.
Mrs E. S. Warren, of Rogers, Ark., Mr "d Mrs. Clair Fowl.r and Mr. . M. Jas. McWill?a"is and son Phl-
is visitin her daugher, Mrs. Roy El- and Mt. Mo"e Mr d-ove to Min- ?" .'have' rone to Ohio, to visit rela-
U. . , den Sorings, Sunday.- ' fives. .
We handle a full line of Automohik
Accessories and do all kinds of repair
ing. -'
First class Storage Battery Servic-
.AH Work Guaranteee
Wagoner Motor Car Co.
Phone 272 - , . Monett Mo
Is it Good Home Cooking and Ea'
ing , you .. want? If so ca!) a '
Fourth St.
' .' . t
and you will be nanstud
munity Interests and conditions worn
rtn's power and woman's influence can
always be found behind It Woman's
slogan Is, "Purity of home, purity oi
community and the home town and
home merchant forever." . -
The mall- order patrons re not will
fully and consciously In the wrong;
they are merely mistaken. They are-v
to nse the language of a jokesmtth of
I dead century trying to skin a 91nt
worth n nickel ami spoiling a jack
knife worth a dollar.
.'!',. - L-i ,
imes
the lionie und County Aews.
Mi in the
Farmer's Union-Store
For fresh produce direct from the
grower. Everything in groceries and
feed. . Phone 283
- 1 1
Our food products are "the limit of
goodness.": '
Phone your grocery order.
L. M. BURKHART
Phone 48, for Prompt Response
Those who live the best eat the best
and feel the best. Get your groceries
. ' . Powers fit Roark '
V and be at your best
Anderson & Johnson ,
the Tailors
You'll find them ready today , tomor
row, or any other day, to outfit yon
correctly.
Phone 453 Third door north of P.O.
Cleaning and Pressing
Mrs. Housewife:
Now is the canning season. You can
get your fruit from us at reasonable
.prices. ; v .
;': wai.su s :' -.;., .' '
, It you want first lass worti get thr
!es stitched n the Hillisan at
op
-It" ;lll St.