The Monett times., April 01, 1921, WEEKLY EDITION, Image 8

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THE MONETT WEEKLY TIMES FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1921.
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lSTY-TWO RECEIVED RED
CROSS CERTIFICATES
"Tile Purdy Branch of Red Cross has
tMtVl certificates for the class who
Mrf;H th course of lessons in "Home
Jttyjiene and Care of the Sick." For
"ttwi certificates were issued, of
htch eighteen were given to married
ladies and twenty-four to high school
Those receiving the certificates are
as follows: Mrs. Mae Feck, Mrs. Anna
Mcintosh, Mrs. Mary Boucher, - Mrs,
Laura Baylor, Mrs. Agnes Baker,
Mm. Emma Patterson, Mrs. Rilda
Cowherd, Mrs. Chloe Purdum, Mrs.
Sallie Cox, Mrs. EI1&. Lowery, Mr-s.
X)ofa Kelley, Mrs. Mary Bennett, Mrs.
Lena Hadley, Mrs. Mattie Blanken
fehip, Mrs. Mae Counts, Mrs. Lela
fchea, Mrs. Arvilla Brown, Mrs. Flor
ence Ragain, Misses Verda Walters,
Clara Kennan, Amy Balmas, Thelma
fcelley, Cassie Goetz, Ruby Whitting
ton, Bertha Goetz, Helen McNatt,
Beatrice Boyce, Margaret Mitchell,
Ruth Lowery, Zoe Counts, Jewell Sex
ton, Flossie Cowherd, Lois Blanken
Aip, Leona Cox, Lola Lane, Ruth
Moseby, Nola Cox, Louise Moore, Des
Bie Terry, Mary Dauherty, Ze'l
Counts and Audrey Kelley.
" MARBUT
The little daughter of T. J. Morlan
is on the sick list.
W. 0. Jackson butchered hoe;s Mon
day. Ruth Marbut visited her -parents
trom Friday until Sunday.
Mrs. James Henderso: is reported
better.
Mr. and Mrs. V. H. Marbut and
Fern Alexander, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton
Marbut and. Ruth Marbut attended
the hog sale at M. J. Combs' Saturday.
Sam Bridge? spent Monday night
and Tuesday at the home of V. H.
Marbut.
Every second Sunday is meetirg day
at Marbut.
CLEANINGS FROM R. F. D. 3
Will Anderson killed a dog which
acted strangely on the Miles Thomas
farm. It seemed to have hydrophobia
G. W..Weygandt and family spent
Friday night and Saturday with Troy
and ft. W. Beckett's families.
' Charlie Doenig's family have the
measles.
Nick Wolfe sold two fine pigs to W.
H. Chitwood one day last week. .
Aubrey Means has quit farming and
moved to town.
Visiting has been on the bum the
last few days on account, of heavy
rains.
Did you get all the eggs you could
feat Easier? If not, I don't see why.
"Cheap! Cheap !
Sam Anderson was badly hurt while
trying to bridle a young mule Satur
day. At the present he is getting
along nicely.
A woman near Freistatt, who wad
hunting eggs in the bam loft,' lnisse.i
her footing and fell seven or eight feet
into the driveway, breaking her ami
in .two .places and dislocating her
Shoulder.
Hawker Chitwood called on G. W.
Beckett Sunday afternoon.
Fools day will soon be here. Look
out and don't get footed.
PIONEER
her
from
Miss Annuel Jones visited
mother Mrs. Belle Freeland,
Thursday until" Monday.
Quite a number of the young folks
had an egg roast Saturday night. All
report a good time with plenty of
eggs and pickles.
Ted Hutchens was in Monett on
business Monday. (
Leland Stark spent Sunday night
with friends near Purdy.
Miss Maggie Stewart is spending
a few days with her sister at Wheaton,
Mrs. Frank Stewart had the mis
fortune to sprain her knee very badly
Thursday of last week.
Miss Luvena Bradley spent Sunday
night with Mrs. Ethel Jones.
Mrs. Emma Jones and daughter
Lela spent Saturday night with Mrs.
Belle Freeland.
Dr. Freeland bought a fine cow from
Luie Meister last Thursday.
SquareDance
at
MARK WELL HALL
Every Wednesday Night
Music at 8:00 o'clock by
Walter Browning and wife
WEST LONE HILL
Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Marbut were
pleasant callers at A. S. Thomas'
Monday morning.
Vernon Goodnight has returned to
his home in McDonald county. He is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Good
night, formerly of Barry county.
Johnnie Marbut is improving his Schad,
NOTICE
240 acre pasture will be open April
1. All kinds of stock $1.50 per head.
J. C. MARTIN, Verona, Mo. 23tl2
STONES PRAIRIE
Miss Elsie Geske gave a surprise
party in honor of her sister, Minnie,
March 23. Those that were present
were Mr. and Mrs. Otto Buckholz,
Mr. and Mrs. John Rehwinkle and chil
dren, Mr. and Mrs. Hartwig Geske and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Willie Schad,
Misses Bertha Schad, Emma, Marie
and Elizabeth Hemmerling, Gusta and
Bertha Mueller, Francie and Hilda
Stprck, Bertha Casper, Messrs. Otto
Carl Hemmerling, Aleck
residence by adding a new porch to I
the kitchen. I
The high waters have done con
siderable damage to the roads, Some
(places in Big Flat are reported im-
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Russell visited Bassable
Saturday night and Sunday with Mr. I jjr an(j jfrs, g. Yarbrough and son
and Mrs. Dave Dabbs. ! Johnnie were all day visitors at Vaner
Henry Biven and son Willie and ; Thomas' Monday. , - '
wife visited relatives at Rocky Com-j Doesn't look so much like spring
fort from Saturday until Monday. ! this morning as it has for the last
Mrs. Ida Frances and Mrs. Dica
Berziel visited Mrs. Emma Roe Wed
nesday afternoon.
A. L. Belka is quite poorly.
Mrs. Ethel Jones returned home
Friday after a few weeks' visit with
her aunt, Mrs. Tennie West.
Grandma Biven returned home Sun
day after spending the winter with her
son at Preston, Okla. Her grand
daughter, Tennie Biven, returned with
her for a few days' visit with relatives
and friends here.
Scharrlet, Carl Mueller, Edgar Velton
Johnnie Casper and Carl Enke. Miss
Geske received a few presents. Cakes
and sandwiches were served by Mrs.
C. Geske. They all enjoyed a good
time until a late hour.
Misses Hilda and Frances Storck
gave quite a party Monday ' night.
Those that were present were Misses
Marie, Elizabeth and Emma 'Hem
merling, Elsie Geske, Gusta and
Bertha Mueller, Rota Saloga, August
and Frieda Enke and Clara Opalka,
month.
We think there are several dogs
running at large that ought to o Megsrg Qax Hemmerling, Carl Muel
killed as there is so much talk of mad ! ier Ec Loehr, of Fairland, Okla.,
Arthur Schad, Oscar Salvga, Carl
Enke and Herman, Theodore and
Elbert Opalka. The evening was
snent in nlavine games. They all
dogs,
Mrs. Dollie Thomas called at the
home of Mrs. John Burns Friday
morning.
John and Marion Tate were down in i had a 0Oa t:me until a late hour.
the hills fixing fences around their I M.gg ema Gegke has been visit.
stock ranch Friday. i 5ng homf) fots from Saturday until.
Noah Ten-ell, of Corsicana, who has Tu6s ,
been spending: the past, three weeks j '' . ' . .
neen .pei u i.s y Toehr of Fairland, Okla., is
Plowing and setting out strawberry , 0rval McCormick made a trip to 1 Rev. and Mrs. Koch and family and
plants is the orcter of the day. ; rai;ji)e Thursday the 24th to attend i Mr. and Mrs. H. Geske and daughter
Mrs. Jim Smith, son Fred and little vrvrmiVTr trial, but it was put , Eleanor, were. visiting at Mr. and Mrs.
off until next term of court.
Among those who are taking serum
treatments for hydrophobia are Clea-
mon Thomas, Hollis Walton, - Eavi Misses Mabel and Lena Marbut
Pennell, Ivan Thomas, Willis Ellis, were the guests of Alta Webb Thurs
Ora Ellis. Miss Oval Pennell was jay evening.
bitten by the same dog, but since has i Maude Mcintosh visited home folks
gone to California on a visit. Mrs.
Johnson, who was bitten by the same
dog, recently had hydrophobia and
died. The people should be more care
ful with their dogs,
NOTICE ' '
We buy second-hand ROUND OAK
Heaters.
W. H. FLORETH HDW. CO. 26tf
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A non-poisonous powder - to kill
plant pests. In cans or bulk. WHIT
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What Every Woman
Should Know
' It isn't necessary any longer to work and
worry over the bread problem. We've set
, (led that question for Monett housewives.
All they've got to do to get bread of the most
superior quality is to call up or ask their
grocer for Golden-Crust Bread.
"There's
Different."
Something About it That'
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RIDGLEY
1. J. Allinder and family are visiting
relatives in Neosho.
J. B. Mullin and wife spent Sat
urday with M. 0. Thomas and wife.
Mrs. Corey and Mrs. Judd spent
Ftiday with Mrs. Geo. Crane in Thom
as Hollow.
Cleo England and wife are the
parents of a daughter born March 20.
W. H. Dunbar left Thursday for
Yates Center, Kansas, where rumor
ays he is to be married.
Mrs. O. ' E. Parmley visited hen
. brother and family in Exeter last
week.
Erie Rush of Buffalo, was here
Saturday making contracts with the
farmers to raise tomatoes for the can-
hing factory here. The factory is to
. 'he run on the co-operative plan this
year,
Frank Coffey left Friday for Oil
Valley, Kansas where he expects to
' Work in the oil fields.
Mrs. Emmett Packwood remains
'very loy at the present writing.
Mrs. Robt. Laney .spent Saturday
With Mrs. R. T. Judd. ,
: W. C. Dunbar and Frank Coffey at-
. tended court in Cassville last Tuesday.
: Porter Potts and a Mr. Salts of
Wheaton have been patrolling the M.
& N. A. track this week looking for
law breakers; .but bo far have found
tione nor have' they found the track
damaged except by. the elements of
. nati;2-e. There has been no work done
on the section here for over a month
ftnd the track is not in very good pon
lition. 'vV v ' '
There was no Sunday school hero
Sunday on account of the hard rain-
and high water. ' :
, Ceo. Charles has been hfiuling
gravel for the M.. & N. A. to rtbuifd
the water tank here. ; , ,
i - There ar several bunches of men
iMiA boys rapped up and downj ho
railroad watching the trark but s6 far
have not been able to detect ar.Jone
trying to damage the track. , V,
daughter Hazel visited Mr. and Mrs.
Jchn Willi of Purdy Saturday.
Ray Jackson was in Monett Thurs
day. 1 i
Little Ei-nest and Hazel Smith have
been on the sick list.
Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Morlan and
daughters Ruth and Lucille ware in
Purdy Saturday.
Oscar Terry spent Saturday night
and Sunday 'with Jim Smith anu
family.
Oscar Terry was in Purdy Saturday
Fred Smith visited rude Morlan
Sunday..
Fred ,and f Sherman Smith spent
Saturday and Saturday night with
Oscai and Kelso Terry.
LEAD HILL
Carl Geske's and family Monday.
SOUTH ARNHART.
Friday evening.
Henry Roller is progressing nicely
on his new barn. ,
Matt Barrett and family, Mabel
and Lena Marbut, and Miss Alta Webb
Dollis Thomas received a letter from ' motored to Flat Creek to yiew the
Noma Thomas, of Toppinish, Wash., ;hih waters Thursday afternoon,
written the 14th, stating she thought j Mrs. Eula Hemphill, who has been
We had some heavy rains a few
days in this community. The creeks ,
have been on the boom.
Mrs. Janie Fder. and son Pete visit
ed Ben Henderson and family Satur- j
day night and Sunday. j
The egg roast at Macedonia was
well attended Saturday riight. ;
Erskil Henderson and Raymond :
Medlin were in Monett Sunday even
ing'. Columbus Maitmt visited James!
Carpenter and family Saturday night j
and Sunday. . j
they were all taking smallpox., tone
contemplates coming back to Mis
souri this fall. . j
Do you know about our heavy
' Rochester wash boilers? We have
them, too, in heavy copper ant
1 medium tin. DAVIS-CHAPELL
HDW. CO. 23tf
sick, is back home again.
We are glad to have Eev. Melvln
Hen son in our neigrborhood again.
Chas. Swindell and wife visited Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Mcintosh Sunday.
There was prayer meeting at Walter
Jackson's Wednesday night. s
Sauer kraut at Saxe's Market, phoe j jf
112. YMQ.i
Don't Overlook These Things
They may cost a little more but you'll find them worth to you far
more than they cost. You know in the average case your plumbing
is like a wife, you're going to have to live a long time with what you
get, and the comfort and -satisfaction you'll get will depend on
reliable service and low cost of upkeep. What are we referring to?
Why, high grade brass goods, high grade fixtures. Up-to-date
drainage systems and skilled Workmanship these all finally cot less
than those you may hunt up and buy because they are cheap. You'll
find it pays to take our advice and use our service.
E. T. FRICKER
PLUMBING & HEATING
Kes. Phone 597.1
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AND VARNISHES.
grade lowest price.
PAINTS
Highest -Salzer's.
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I ' Frost Proof Cabbage plants, 10c a . j
! dozen, 50 cents a hundred, $3.00 perj
thousand. Ready now at Tritton? ! j
! Greenhouse. 88t.fja
Clothes May Not Make The Man
But Often Make the Only Impression Others Get of Him
VVhen former comrades meet, there is a lot of personal
;. satisfaction if your clothes inspire the question !
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WEST ARNHART
Miss Montia Cramer and C'iffoi-d
Smith were Monett visitors Saturday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bennett visited
the latter's parents Mr. and Mrs. F.
J. Hankins Satuvday and Sunday.
Miss Mayme Edwards and Bvit
Marbut visited Mr. and Mrs. Arch
Mackey Sunday.1 jj
Miss Montia Cramer visited Miss
Pearl. Gann Wednesday.
Misses Eula Henderson and May
Smith made a business trip to Mc
Dowell Friday.
Miss Eula Amos and Alvin Bennett
were he guests of Mr ..and Mrs. Ralph
Bennett Tuesday evening.
Mr. 'and Mrs Sam Amos and sons
Freddie and Leon and daughter Eula
visiting on Gunter Thursday.
Misses Otto Roller and Ira Shep
herd visited Charley and Oscar Amos
Sunday.
- J. T. Sanders will preach at Am
hart the 3rd Sunday in Amhart
Everybody come.
"Misses Thelma Daugherty, Eula
Amos and Pearl Gann were shopping
in Purdy Friday.
Everybody remember next Tues
day, April 5th is school meeting.
FRESH TOMATOES
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Monett, Mo.
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PASTURE FOR STOCK
Good pasture for stock. Will open
about April 1st. Only tubercular
tested cattle taken. -Monett cattle
will be taken to pasture free of charge
if listed early. WHITLOCK BROS
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