The Monett times., March 28, 1919, WEEKLY EDITION, Image 8

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THE MONETT WEEKLY TIMES. FRIDAY, MARCH 28, 191.
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THE TIMES WANT ADS
FURNISHED ROOMS
furnished rooms and unfurnished
rooms. 411 Third street. Phone H. B,
Gleaves, 422. 219if
run ntiMi mice iurmsned looms
at 109 Broadway. 19tf
FOR RENT Two furnished rooms
for light housekeeping at 300 Second
street. ' 217tf
FOR RENT 3 modern rooms for
light housekeeping at 300 Fifth street.
' 15tf
CLARK
OZARK BRIEFS
Mr. and Mrs. General Sooter and thlpj rnrVprs
Clyde
Mrs. Mattie Rhea and daughter,
Vema visited Mrs. Nannie Rhea and
family, Saturday.
Joe Jones and family visited his
father, Jim Jones and family, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Black and grand
daughter, Ona visited Will and Don
Cloud and families the past week.
Rosebcrt Linebarger and family
visited Will Linebarger and family,
Sunday.
Otto Linebarger is building a new
louse.
Mrs. Curtis Long, Mrs. Jim Shell
and Mrs. John Serton visited Mrs.
Will Stevison, Sunday afternoon.
W. E. Cagle and wife and Mrs.
Taunton visited Earl Black and family
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Rhea and sons regular appointment at Billings, Sun
visited at Don May's home the last of , day.
the week. rs- Homer Marshall and children
Misses Mabel and Ruby Jones and spent Sunday, with Clarence Marshall
Vema Rhea visited Miss Eupha Rhea, and family,
family visited Mr. and Mrs,
Davis and family, Sunday
Miss Effie Smith visited with rel
atives at Cassville, last week.
Opal and Winford Davis visited one
night last week at A. H. Roller's
Oscar Jackson and family visited
Sunday, with Troy
family.
Ada, Raymond, Clarence and Ches
ter Roller visited with Fiona and Til-
man Sooter, Sunday,
Gordon Marshall visited at the home
of his uncle, Homer Marshall, Satur
day night.
Sanford Davis and family visited at
S. A. Davises one night last week.
Rev. Homer Marshall filled his
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE Second hand buggy
good condition. John Salzer. 23tf
FOR SALE Good three year old
mare mule and a good mare. Frank
Birkenbach. 23t6
FOR SALE Piano, bed, book-case,
Mrs. Flora Kahn,
LONELY RIDGE
Sunday.
Mrs. Jim Reed visited Mrs. Abe
Cantrell, Sunday.
Otto Linebarger and wife
W. S. Medlin and family visited,
Sunday with Roy Goodnight and wife.
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Roller and son
visited I Lisle visited on the Flat Woods, Fri
st Tom McKee's, Saturday night and
Sunday.
Sunday was regular meeting day at
Mount Pleasant. A large crowd at
tended. Mrs. Earl Black visited Mrs. Morris
Rhea, Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Velma Jones is staying this
week with Mrs. Henry Goetz.
Mrs. Walter Goostree visited Mrs.
Rosebert Linebarger, Tuesday.
Eupha and Gladys Rhea visited Mrs.
Frank Reason, Tuesday afternoon.
Horace Counts is moving to his new
home which he bought from Loren
Smith.
Frank Linebarger has moved to
Cassville.
day of last week.
Raymond Medlin is working for
Calvin Henderson this week.
Elzie Smith attended church at Mc
Dowell Sunday.
MARBUT
Miss Mable Baker visited Miss Mar-
zelle Marbut, Sunday afternoon.
Oscar Jackson and family visited
Troy Henderson and .family, Sunday.
Miss Ruth Marbut has been on the
sick list for the past two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. V. H. Marbut, Mrs. R.
J. Ethridge, Miss Marzelle Marbut
and Miss Mable Baker attended church
at McDowell, Sunday.
507 Central avenue. 20tf
FOR SALE Two choice milk cows,
just fresh, great producers. See D. S.
Mayhew. 16tf
FOR SALE Eggs from winners of
the Monett poultry show for hatching.
White Plymouth Rocks. Blue Anda-
Hendcison and husjonS( iq cts. each;Golden Sebright
Bantams, 5cents each. W. W. Earn-,
hart, Rt. 3, Monett. 212-lm
FOR SALE Typewriter in good
condition for $20. Phone 586. 08tf
FOR SALE Single Comb Rhode
Island eggs. Prices reasonable. W,
L. Freeze, 515 Cleveland av. ' Phone
380. 07tf
FOR SALE Rose Comb Rhode Is
land lied eggs, ifz.uu per IS eggs,
White Cochin Bantam eggs, 10 cents
each. F. E. Johnson, Euclid & Cleve
land avenue. ltf d&w
FOR SALE 5-passenger touring
car for $250. Spratley's garage. 88tf
FOR SALE A used Overland car.
Fred J. Salzer. 63tf
FOR SALE Eggs from pure bred
Rhode Island hens at $2.00 and $1.50
per setting of 15. Willis Clark, '801
Lincoln. 22m
To make room for young chickens
I will sell 3rd prize cockerel and five
pullets for $10. Willis Clark 801
Lincoln. 22t6
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE 5-room modern house,
east front, corner two lots, good shade
Easy terms if taken at once. Phone
706. 19tf
Fruit Farm for sale. Inquire of W,
A. Todd or D. S. Mayhew. 500 cherry
trees, 1 acre gooseberries, between
and 6 acres strawberries and other
I Clint and Ved Mavhnt. nrc tnVinir I1- 13tf
r iif, 0a w,.' rw some fine Shorthorn cattle to Monett tVK "ALii 4 room modern house,
v" "-...j . in to r a tii
loaav to oe sold in tne diet semi-annual i " uivauwav. x-uuue
sale. 464. 213U12
W. O. Jackson took a load of hogs J FOR SALE Modern 4-i-oom house
to Purdy, Saturday. at 517 Lincoln. Large garage. Phone
H. Hutchens of McDowell visited his Barney Taylor, No. 214.' lOtf
sister, Mrs. T. G. Morlan, from Wed- -p0r Sale: Two 5-acre tracts, one
nesday until bunday. . with 4-room house, near city limits
Kay and Helen Jackson visited Mr
and Mrs. Arlo Moudy, Saturday night
and Sunday.
Mrs. Amanda JViorian visited in
Purdy, from Thursday until Sunday,
a fine boy.
Norris Jeffries is working for Sam
Autrey.
Will Cloud and family visited W. H.
Black, Tuesday night.
Ira Overton is on the sick list this
week.
Mrs. Jim Goostree visited Mrs. Mat
tie Rhea, Tuesday. 1
ROCKY COMFORT
The B. E. Lamberson family is
about over a recent attack of the flu.
Guy Sherwood has purchased Mrs.
Cora Criders property in the west
part of town.
Remember the picture show at the
Opera house, Saturday, night.
R. H. Christian and Jack Howard
were business vi: itors in Neosho, Mon
day. J. L. Montgor.iei y and L. F, Houser
were in Pinevillo, Tuesday, transact
ing business with the Probate Court.
The wheat is looking very good in
this vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Kelly of near
Stella, visited the hitters parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. T. Sears, here Sunday.
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A bargain and easy terms.
B. Kingery.
Mrs. D,
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WORK WANTED
DRESSMAKING Mrs. S. F. Cox,
Maloy Goodnight has arrived in New 702 Fourth street Phone 376. 94-tf
EDEN
Farmers are very busy sowing oats.
, Mrs. Malica Carlin is on the sick list
Ine Vineyard from Fort Riley, Kas.,
is here visiting his mqther, Mrs.
Richmond Wormington. He has not
iceived his discharge yet.
Mrs. Smith visited the week-end
York after boing in France for several
months.
Mrs. Oscar Jackson and son, Vedas
Conway visited her parents, Monday,
Miss Ina Fly has gone to Joplin
where she has accepted a position in
the cigar factory.
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Ethridge visited
Mr. and Mrs. Ved Marbut, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Marbut attended
church at Verona, Sunday and took
dinner with Joe Smith and family.'
Ralph Martin Who has been work
ing in Kansas City, is visiting home
folks this week.
Sam and Will Amos and families
visited Mr
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Felix Jackson visiJ-e
Mr. and Mrs. James Henderson, Sun
day.
WORK WANTED By woman. Will
work by day or hour. Phone 538 or
call at 219 Third. ' 222tf
HELP WANTED
Experienced cook wanted at the
Broadway" Hotel. 13tf
HELP WANTED Dr. West's Hos
pital. . For domestic work. Apply in
person. Reference. 23tf
FOR RENT Two modern office
rooms over Dumil's Store. J nquire at
Durnils Store. 218tf
LONELY RIDGE
Every body seems to be busy mak
ing garden. ' "
Mrs. t!1vfin rlnvia arrl Tica - Ann!
with her sister, Mrs. Ellis Wormington Davis v,ere Monett visitors. Saturday
evening.
LOST Souvenir watch fobr inscrip-
and Mrs. Johnnie Marbut, tion 57th U. S. Inf. Finder return to
Sgt. L. B. Kenney, 404 Frisco av.
Reward. . - 28t3
LOST 34x4 automobile casing on
rim. Reward. Reinsmith Garatre.
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WANTED Furnished cottage im
mediately. Mrs. Carl Wright. Phone
357. . -;T , , ,. 25t6
Eoscoe, Marie and Zenver Eden
ppent Sunday at the home of P. S.
Goodnight and family.
Elmon Robertson and family visited
Richmond Wormington and wife, Sun
day. '
Those who spent Sunday at Sher
man Rhea's were Morris Rhea and
rife and Easton Rhea and family.
John Smith and wife spent Sunday
at Ellis Wormington's.
Frank Young and family were Sun
day visitors at Bowers Mill.
Our school closed at Eden, Friday
March 21. The forenoon was devoted
to class work which proved that , the
teacher and pupils had not been idle
the past seven months. At the noon
hour a bountiful dinner was spread
which showed appreciation for the
efforts put forth in the interest of
their children b their teacher, Elsie
Bobbins,
Troy Henderson called on Monroe
Sooter, Saturday afternoon.
Oscar Jackson and family visited
Troy Hendersons, Sunday.
General'Sooter and wife and daugh
ters, Goldia.Leona, Lorene and Pearl
.visited with Clyde Davis and family
Sunday.
; Miss Opal Henderson visited with
Miss Alta Davis, Sunday.
Rev. Morlan preached at New Salem
Sunday. -.
Monroe Sooter is working for
Jarvie Goodnight this week.
Miss Ada Roller and Raymond,
Clarence and Chester Roller visited
with Frona and Tilman Sooter Sunday.
James Shields and his brother Will
Shields made a business trip to
General Sooters, Monday evening.
G. P. FiOoter mmlo n lmonooo tvln t
The afternoon was devoted .Monettt Monday, for Mon strntW of per Pound,' Dixie Squares
LISTEN!
Because we have the only ex
clusive Sanitary Meat Market in Mo
nett, and handle the best quality of
meats, is no reason we are the highesi
price place in town. Compare oui
prices with others.
Pork Roasts from 35c to 38c per
pound, Fresh Side Pork and Pork
sausage 30c, Spare Ribs 22c per pound
Pork Liver 10c per pound, Beef Roasts
25c to 30c per pound, Boiling Beef
from 20c to 22c per pound, Ground
Beef 27 Vsc per pound, Veal from 20c
to 35c per pound, Smoked hams whole
or half 42c, Best bacon by the strip
57c olioed 60s, Raoon Briskots 0r
35c per
Miss Goldia Sooter visited with Mrs.
Troy Henderson, Wednesday after
noon. "
Troy Henderson wife and baby visit
ed at P. R. Hendersons, Thursday.
Miss Goldia Sooter is on the sick
list. .
General Sooter and wife and daugh
ters, Misses Leona, Lorene and Pearl
were Purdy visitors, Friday afternoon
Miss Effie Smith visited at Cass
ville this week.
Miss Opal Henderson visited with
Miss Charlotte Henderson, Friday.
Sunday school will start at Mace
donia the first Sunday in April. Every
body go and take some one with you.
General Sooter and wife made a
business trip to John Opalkas. Thurs
day afternoon.
Jas. Shields had business to see
after at his farm, Wednesday.
Fred and Erwin Thomas made a
business trip to Jas. Shields farm, I
Thursday evening.
Lawrence Henderson visited at his
Uncle Ben Hendersons, Tuesday even
ing.
J. D. Goodnight's folks are on the
sick list.
Ed Henderson made a business rip
to Purdy, Friday afternoon.
P. R. Henderson seems to be very
busy sowing oats.
Mrs. Gladys Chastain and Robert
Sexton visited at J. D. Goodnights,
Friday.
General Sooter made a business
trip to Monett, Saturday, after a load
of feed, potatoes, cabbage, onion sets,
flour and meal.
I Reed Furniture
We have on display a most attractive
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summer comfort and coolness. Visit
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NEW SITE
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A new shipment of Emerson Records
is going fast at 65 cents each. Get
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J. M. KING
I Furniture Undertaking
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Rev. C. M. Smith filled his regular
appointment at this place, Saturday
and Sunday.'
The fifth Sunday meeting of the
Barry county association isto be held
at this place beginning March 27.
Everybody invited to attend.
Aubry Means attended church here
Sunday.
Miss Edna Lautaret visited Miss
Opal Carlin, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Denver Banks of
Washburn have been visiting relatives
in this part.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Carlin visited at
Pleas Carlins Sunday and attended
church Sunday night. I
Miss Mabel Seaton and Heber
Browning visited at Zona Holmes, Sun
day.
Listen!
What Greene county has done for its boys
in service What Jasper county has? done
for its boys who took part in this war Barry
county is going to do for "our" boys boys
who offered their lives to the Gods of War.
The Barry County Honor Roll is going
to be a historical book that you will be
proud to hand down as a. heirloom to
posterity. '
Barry County
Honor Roll Organization
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