The Monett times., April 29, 1921, WEEKLY EDITION, Image 8

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THE MONETT WEEKLY TIMES. FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1921.
"NOTICE LEAGUE OF WOMEN
VOTERS
The League of Women Voters will
laeet at the city hall at 3 o'clock Sat
urday afternoon. There will be elec
tion of officers and a delegate wall be
fleeted to attend the state convention
to be held at Sedalia May 17. 53t3
SOUTH CENTER v
Misses Maud and Lilly Young called
Wl their aunt, Mrs. W. A. Niskem,
Saturday.
Clyde Wormington who has 4een
5rtayiDg with his grand parents Mr.
tend Mrs. J. R. Wormington, returned
to kls home Wednesday.
Farmers are making an effort to
plant corn.
' Mr. and Mrs. Bert Robbins and lit
tle son Junior, accompanied by Mr.
HolHster, visited friends east of Cass
Ville Sunday.
Rev. Erickson preached an inter
beting sermon Sunday at Mt. Pisgah.
-A large crowd was present.
Mr. and Mrs. Richmond Worming
ton visited Wednesday night with
Benton Wormington.
Miss Katherine Robbins was the
week-end guest of Miss Jewel Eden
Vest of Purdy.
Talbert school will close Friday.
The teacher, Miss Esther Arnaud ant;
the pupils are going on a picnic Fri
day. Mr. Langosh and son Otto were i.i
town trading Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Young and
children visited friends west of Pio
er Sunday.
Sunday is meeting day at New
Salem. Rev. Sherman Erickson will
fill the pulpit. The church Roll wilt
1) called and sacramental services will
fce partaken of. Everyone is invited to
come.
SOUTH OF MONETT
EFWORTH LEAGUE
ENTERTAINMENT
The Epworth League will present
"The Old Time Country School" in the
basement V the Methodist church
Friday evening, April 29. Everybody
is invited to attend the Old Time
Country School and enjoy a hearty
laugh. Refreshments will be 15 cents.
Attend and help swell the piano fund.
53t3
PLEASANT VALLEY
Sunday school and church were well
attended at Mt. Pisgah Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Davis and
children visited Sunday with the lat
ter's mother, Mrs. Mary Lee.
' Mr. and Mrs. J. P. S. Planchcn
pent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ami
Cuendet.
Miss Ida Reynaud visited Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Reynaud.
Mr. and Mrs. Drake and son were
Chopping in Monett Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Bounoius and
daughter, Miss Martha, visited friends
la Purdy Sunday.
Mrs. John Banks speV .Tuesday
with her mother, Mrs. D. L. Lautaret.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Maritan visite'd
Saturday night and Sunday with the
latters mother, Mrs. Mary Lee.
Mrs. Henry Bounous and son Ray
mond were shopping in Monett Satur
day. Mrs. Dell Medlin spent Monday with
ker mother, Mrs. B. Combs.
Dalton Lee, of Oklahoma City, visit-
d last week with relatives south ol
town.
Resetting strawberries is the order
of the day.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Beeler, of Okla
homa, have been visiting home folks
of near Purdy for the past week.
Fred Boswell visited at Henderson
Lowery's Monday.
E. Ware went to Cassville Monday
on business.
Misses Frona and Goldie Sooter,
Mattie and Nora Haynes, Messrs.
Emer Ware, Byrl Tucker, Tilman
Sooter, Hollis Simmons, Clark Haynes
and Byrl Eden were the guests ot
Miss Pearl Long Sunday.
Jack Whiteman was the Sunday
evening guests of Nora Haynes.
Pleas Nichol and family spent Sun
day with Will Johnson and family.
Miss Lottie Thomas went to MoneU
Sunday evening. She will stay a fe.v
v.eeks with her uncle, Arch Thomas.
Mr. and Mrs. Dock Weisman at
tended church at Mt. Pleasant Sun
day night.
Cecil Cagle was the guest of Miss
Bernice Gravitt Sunday.
Tuesday evening May 2, is farmers'
meeting at Pleasant Valley. Every
one is invited to come.
Otis Eden was the pleasant caiier
at Orrel Boyer's Sunday evening.
Perry Decocq and family visited
Mrs. Gravitt and family Sunday.
TODD HOLLOW NEWS
WM. MEAGHER TRIED
ON TWO COUNTS
The trial of Wm. Meagher on charge
of selling liquor on April 6 and 9 to
Clinton Bennett is being held today
at the city hall. A large number ox
people are in attendance.
ine morning was taken up in se
curing a jury. The men selected to
serve as jurora are A. C Hagler, 1
E. Shaffer, H. D. Lewis, W. IL Snider,
Wm. Summers and W. B. Green.
A number of witnesses have been
subpoenaed to appear at the, trial.
EAST PURDY
Jim Mackey's visited Fred Edwa:
and family Sunday.
Arch Mackey's attended church a:
Arnhart Saturday night and Sunday
and took dinner with Ira Marbut's
Sunday.
Most everyone is through setting
Strawberries and Iwem.t to planting
corn.
Arch Mackey attended the Odd Fel
lows celebration at Butterfield Tues
day.
Ajlvie Mackey's visited Mon Ed
wards and family Sunday evening.
Rev. Marian filled his appointment
at Monett Sunday.
PIONEER
Mrs. S. A. Davis and son, Clyde,
visited Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Davis and
family, Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Roller attended
church at Arnhart, Sunday.
Miss Ada Roller visited Miss Effie
Smith, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. V. H. Marbut and Miss
Fern Alexander were shopping in Mo
nett, Friday, of last week.
Sunday school was well attended at
Macedonia, Sunday.
W. Davis visited B. F. Henderson,
Saturday night.
I. C. Inman, Eivin Davis and B. F.
Henderson were at Purdy, Saturday
on business. '
There will be a pie supper at the
Ozark school, Saturday night, April
30. The proceeds will be used for new
benches for the Macedonia church.
Winfotrd .'Davis and Arlie Inman
were working in the Bethel cemetery
Friday afternoon. I
Grandma Francis is quite poorly.
Her many friends hope for her speedy
recovery.
Miss Anuel Jones, of Monett, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Belle Free
land this week.
Miss Lucille Eden, of Purdy, spent
the week-end with her aunt, Mrs. Geo.
Berziel.
Homer Wheeler, of Stark City,
called on Miss Leah Hart Sunday
afternoon.
Those who took dinner with Leland
Stark Sunday were Misses Effie and
Esther Hutchens, Mary and Maggie
Stewart, Luvena Bradley, Anna Mc
Millen, Sybil Bankson, Lucille Eden
and George Hutchens.
Ted Hutchens, Leland Stewart and
Raymond Coatney were Monett visit
ors Sunday.
Daughter was the dinner guest of Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Columbus Eden and
George Berziel Thursday.
Mrs. Belle Freeland called on Mrs.
Ida Francis Monday.
Noah Davidson and family, of Fair
view, visited Sunday afternoon with
Mr. and Mrs. Freeland.
Sidney Stewart, who' has been wont
ing in Oklahoma the past few months,
returned home Sunday.
LITTLE FLAT
RED BALL GARAGE
702 BROADWAY
WE Fit AUTOMOBILES
ami work oh urns
W. W. JOSLIN & SON
: PROPS.
FLAT CREEK
Sunday school was well attended at
Mt. Grove Sunday.
We understand that there will be
meeting at Macedonia the first an
third Sunday in each month.
Misses Ernie and Ellinor Fly visited
Mr. ana Mrs. worge Hugney were Fern Alexander Sunday evening.
WE WANT TO BUY, 5 TO 20
ACRE NICE FARM HOME
Price must be reasonable, and place
Inust be on good auto road to Monett.
Must have some fruit or berries. No
objection to 5 miles distance. Party
will pay $1,000 down as first payment.
GARDNER & GARDNER
Phone 37. 213 Fourth st. 53tf
STRAWBERRIES
85 cents per quart at Saxe's Meat
Market, phone 112. 62-5t
Jesse Drowley and little daughter,
Clara Belle, of Muskogee, Okla., are
Vifcitfrig Mrs. M. E. Drowley and Mr.
and Mrs. W. A. Johnson.
For upholstering furniture, repair
ing and refinishing and general re
pair work call at 519 East Broadway.
Work guaranteed. 46tm
Miss Edna Steenbock, who has been
Visiting her mother for the past three
weeks, returned to her work as mana
ger and operator of the Western
Union office at Lyons, Kansas, Thurs
day morning. Miss Steenbock was
ill when she came home, but with a
good rest she is able to take up her
work again.
FOR SALE
visiting at Flat Woods, Saturday night
and Sunday.
Miss Opal Davis visited at Rev. J.
M. Marbut's, Saturday night and Sun
day. Several farmers in this neighbor
hood have their corn planted.
Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Inman attended
Sunday school at Macedonia Sunday.'
, Winnifred and Opal Davis were
shopping in Purdy, Friday morning.
Mrs. Clint Marbut has been quite
ill, but is reported better. '
Don't forget the chair. sale at Mace
donia' church Thursday afternoon,
April 28.
Ty Cobb Inman attended Sunday
school, Sunday.
BUTTERFIELD
If you are looking for a home here
it Is. A beautiful 7 room residence,
large living room, every room decor
ated, light fixtures, furnace; sleeping
porch; garage and strawberries
Part cash, balance on time.
Mrs. B. A. Huffman, 607 Central
avenue. See it any day. Phone
C94-W. , 50tf
FOR
PHOTOS,
KODAK FINISHING,
COPYING,
ENLARGING
- and
PICTURE FRAMING
See
E.A. Rumbaugh
or tall Phone No. 523
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Ferguson ot
; Republic, are here to attend the I. O.
O. F. anniversary April the 26. A
big time is expected that day.
A heavy rain visited this section the
afternoon of April 25.
Sunday school and church was well
attended at this place Sunday. Rev.
Morris preached- interesting sermons
in the morning and evening.
. Dan Farmer's horse committed sui
cide Saturday night by jumping head
first into a cistern which was 18 feet
deep.'
The Rebekah degree staff of this
place went to Seligman on the night
of the 22 and assisted in instituting
a new Rebekah Lodge at that place.
They report a splendid time having
been royally entertained by the Se
ligman people. V ' !.
Messrs. C. A. Birkes and W. K.
Burkett are thought to bt improving
in their sickness.
Anybody wishing dairy products
of any kind call on Cass Jeffries and
J. W. Strother. They have each pur
chased milk cows recently.
Miss Louise and Sara Jeffries and
Gertha Hankins spent Sunday with
Rachel Marlow of Exeter, Missouri.
Next Sunday is Rev.OIlie Ennes'
regular appointment at this place.
Everybody invited to attend.
The Cassville base ball team romped
on ourjtwys to the tune of 24 to 2
Sunday afternoon. Better luck next
time boys. . ... .
Eggs 12c a dozen in our city today.
How's that for "Normalcy,"
,;The reports of the strawberry crop
at this place are more favorable than
were first reported.
M. and Mrs, James Henderson
visited Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Henderson
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. V. H. Marbut and
Fera Alexander Friday.
Mrs. Clint Marbut is reported better
Olaf Clement attended the play at
Purdy Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Pude Morlan and
daughters Ruth and Mary visited Mr.
and Mrs. Webster Thomas and son
Saturday night.
Arlie Inmon and Raymond Roller
went a fishing Saturday night.
Fred Smith was shopping in Mc
Dowell Saturday morning. ,
Floyd and Ike Inman were trading
in Purdy Saturday evening.
Mrs. James Smith visited Mrs.
Bertha Clement Monday afternoon. .
Arlie Inman and Fred Smith at
tended meeting at Arnhart, Sunday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Hughey visited
Mr. and Mrs. James Campbell Satur
day night.
LIBERTY
Sunday school at Mt. Grove was
well attended. There will be Sunday
school every Sunday at 10 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Jackson and
children attended Sunday school at
Mt. Grove.
Nelson Paul, who has been work
ing for Clinton Marbut, visited home
folks at Stella, from Wednesday to
Saturday.
Mr. and Mi t. James Henderson vis
ited Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Henderson
and family, Sunday.
Messrs. Elvin Fly and Russel Tur-
pin visited Mr. and Mrs. C. IS. Ben
nett and family, Saturday night ana
Sunday.
Miss Ruth Marbut, who has been
staying at home for the past week,
will return to school, Sunday after
noon.
Miss Elva Riggs has been employed
to teach our s-chool this year.
Misses Erple and Ellinor Fly vis
ited Miss Fern Alexander, Sunday af
ternoon.
Miss Fern Alexander visited Miss
Helen Jackson. Saturday night.
Miss Marzelle Marbut visited home
folks the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. V. H. Marbut and
Miss Louise Alexander were shopping j
in Monett, Friday.
Prayer meeting at McDowell every
Sunday night. .
Miss Iuise Alexander visited Miss
Florence Marbut, Tuesday afternoon
of last week. ,
Misses Lottie and Erple Fly were
McDowell visitors, Friday morning,
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Thomas and
son visited Mrs. Thomas' parents, Mr.
and Mrs. I. C. Inman, Sunday after
noon. ' . .
Next Sunday will be regular meet
ing at Macedonia. Rev. Ira Marbut
will occupy the pulpit.
Rev. C A. Fly is .doing some car
penter work for Rev. H. E. Marshall
this week.
Clinton Marbut attended court at
Joplin, Monday.
R. J. Ethridge and Nelson Paul at
tended church at Calton Sunday afternoon.
MT. GROVE
' Mr. and Mrs. Talmadge Vantuyl
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Wolfe and family. , .
Several from this neighborhood aN
tended the mass meeting at the M. E.
church in town Sunday afternoon. We
bid God speed to this campaign a-
gainst vice.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Nowell and
family of Stotts City spent Satur
day and Sunday with the latter's bro
ther W. Beckett and wife. .
Carl Wolfe has returned from Kan
sas where jhe spent several weeks
visiting.
The Sunday guests at the home ot
Mr. and Mrs. Wilburn Cox were Rev.
A. Green, Rev. Philips, of Paris
Springs, Mr. and Mrs. Will Davis and
son, Mrs. W. R. Russell and sons and
Elbert Haggart.
F. M. Howard of Mt. Vernon spent
Sunday with J. O. Mulkey and wife
and attended church at this place.
Mrs. W. R. Russell and sons, spent
Tuesday with her parents near Went
worth. The Ladies Aid will hold their
bazaar and bakery sale in the Dow
building two doors east of Ruscha's
Dry Goods store.
STRAWBERRIES
! 35 cents per quart at Saxe's Meat
Market, phone 112. 52-6t
Some of the farmers in this com
munity are getting ready to plant
corn. . i
Mr.-and Mrs. F. C. Jackson visited
Mr. and Mrs. John Marbut Sunday.
Fred -Smith was trading in Mc
Dowell Saturday.
Mrs. V. H. Marbut and Mrs. Ed
Jackson were the guests of Mrs. Reya
Jackson and children Wednesday
afternoon.
Miss Fern Alexander and Ruby
and Lena Smith spent Wednesday
afternoon with Miss Helen Jackson.
: Mrs. Mintie Marbut , and daughter
Violet, visited Mrs. James Smith and
children Friday afternoon.
i Fred Smith and Ray Jackson at
tended the play at Purdy ' Saturday
night.. .
' Plowing and making garden is the
orders for the day.
Miss Helen Jackson visited Misses
Ruby, Leona, and Lena Smith Sunday
afternoon. ;,
Special For Friday
and Saturday
Men's Brown Nettleton Shoes worth
$16.50, Special for Friday and Satur
day $12.75, tax included. ' '
A great many Black Kid Nettletonl
Shoes sold as high as $18.00 per pair.
Specially priced for Friday and Satur
day for $10.00
When we adver
tise Nettleton's on
sale we are always
rushed in our mens
depart m e n t, so
don't wait too long
for your pair.
Two days of great
shoe values.
GULICK'S
Clothing Shoes Furnishings
We have a line of very beautiful Carriages, that combine Comfort
with beauty, lightness and durability, made of strong reed-fiber
with strong wheels rubber tired.
To fully appreciate the beauty and economy of these buggies you
should see them. 1
Let us show yon them today, they are priced very reasonable.
J AS. M. KING
Furniture and Undertaking
mmmwmmmm
$1.50 Special
Mens Suits Gleaned and Pressed
$1.50
Call Us and We'll CaU
D. L. STONE
The Tailor on Broadway
Cleaning & Pressing
At the sign of Ye
Jolty Little Tailor