The Monett times., November 24, 1922, WEEKLY EDITION, Image 8

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THE MONETT WEEKLY TJME& FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 24. 1922.
BEAUTIFUL WEDDING
AT FREISTATT
A beautiful wedding was solemn
it d at Freistatt Sunday, November
19, When at 2:30 p. m. the wedding
Veils rang at the Evangelical Luther
Alt church for Miss Lydia Obermann,
daughter of Mr. ami Mrs. David
Obermann and Mr. Richard Worm,
ton of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Worm.
As the wedding march wa played
by Prof. Biederweidcn, the brides
iuAiut, His lliuheginl Worm and
Miss Selma Holt, together with the
groomsmen, Theodore Winter and
Iruno Worm, took their respective
places along the aisles. Next the
flower girl, Elda Oberman, niece of
the bride, marched forward directly
in front of the bride and bridegroom.
The bride was dressed in a snow
white Peppolette and carried a beauti
ful bouquet of white chrysanthemums
nd fern.
Rev. C. Bernthal performed the
"Well known Lutheran ceremony. The
young peoples' mixed choir rendered
a beautiful song directed by Prof,
fciederweiden.
Immediately after the ceremony a
meption took place at the residence
of the bride's parents. The home was
decorated with white and pink crepe
paper and a large white bell.
Mr. and Mrs. Worm received many
beautiful and useful presents. At
5 o'clock a bountiful supper was serv
ed. On the table was a large angel
lood wedding cake" decorated with
tarnations, chrysanthemums and
ferns. Immediately after supper a
hymn was sung and collection, $18.90,
was taken up for the Institution. Prof.
Biederweiden and his choir sang three
beautiful songs for the young couple.
The out of town guests were Miss
Selma Holt and Theodore Winter, of
kawville, 111., Mr. and Mrs. D. Mor
Winkl and family, of Lockwood; Mr.
and Mrs. Wessel and baby, Mr. and
Mrs. Chumbley, of Peirce City.
Mr. and Mrs. Worm will locate two
and a half miles southwest of Frei
statt, where they will be at home to
their many friends.
One Present.
HAZEL DELL
Several from this community are
attending the meeting at Antiocn.
Dan Brattin Jr. has been very sick
but is much improved at this time.
ML-s Eulah Montgomery and Hu
bert Garrison were the plasai:t cal
lers of Jaunita Bowman Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. J. T. Sallee and Mis3 Lizz;e
Sallee are on the sick lis: this week
with bad colds.
Miss Juanita Bowman spent Satur
day night with Miss Eugenia Johnson
and Sunday Miss Eugenia returned
nome with her.
Mrs. L. R. Packwood made a busi
ness trip to Monett Monday afcernoon
Mrs. Ross Cole is much improved
she has geen suffering from tonilitis.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Sapp and family
visited grandma Ray Sunday.
Hazel Dell and Clark basket ball
will play a game at this place Friday
evening. We are" hoping that Haze'.
Dell wins the game.
Mrs. T. J. Brattin visited her
father and mother Mr. and Mrs. J. T.
flallee Sunday.
DOSS
A number from this place are at
tending the meeting at New Church.
Mr. and Mrs. George Reed visiteds
Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Sanford
Sapp.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lasley and chil
dren visited with Mr. and Mrs. Calvin
Lasley, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Corn are the
parents of a baby girl Lorn Nov. 9th.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ferguson visit
d with the Misses Phillips Sunday.
Mr. and Mr3. W. A. Florey and
'daughter Beth, of Exeter were visit
ing in this neighborhood Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moore and
Children visited at Elmer Tuckers
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Davidson were
Visiting at Crane the latter part of
the week.
SOUTH JENKINS
There seems to be quite a lot of
sickness in this neighborhood.
Sherman Riddle of Monett attended
Sunday school at Clio Sunday. He
will teach a singing school tneie.
Dr. Perriman was called to at
tend Mrs. W. H. Daugherty Sunday
afternoon, she is very sick.
Miss Wilhelmina Bradley left Wed
nesday for Monett to stay with Mrs.
Fred Wolfe.
Mrs. Elmer Bolin who underwent an
operation at the Ozark hospital at
Aurora is reported to be doing nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wilson and
daughter Mildred visited Mr. and Mrs
Geo. Evans.
Mr. and Mrs. Troy Eden and chil
dren Lewis and Lois are visiting their
parents Mr. and Mrs. James Eden.
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Bolin and
daughter Iris visited their parents Mr
and Mrs. Geo. King Sunday.
We are very sorry to report the
deaths in our community on Nov. 9.
of Mrs. Geo. Blythe and Nov. 12 of
Miss Velma Allen the bereaved ones
have our sympathy.
Mrs. Mary Daugherty visited Mrs.
D. F. Hudson Tuesday afternoon.
OBITUARY -
Mrs. Frank D. Davis, nee Eniz A
Chubb, was born at Casnovia, Mich.,
January 4, 1863. She was married to
Frank D. Davis, July 23, 1883. They
were the parents of four children, all
of whom died. Frances died at Mo
nett and is buried here in Oakdale
cemetery. She is survived by her de
vpted husband and two sisters and
two brothers.
Mr. Davis began work for the
Frisco railroad company in 1889 and
he and his wife moved to Monett at
KINGS PRAIRIE SCHOOL NOTES
By Lee Carlin.
The members of the "A" and "B"
classes have received their gradecards
for this quarters work and all made
satisfactory grades with three ex
ceptions, those who failed attended ir
regular. '
The requirement of this quarter to
be a Regular was 93 per cent in de
portment and 85 per cent in the Cur
riculum. For next quarter the re
quirement was set by the regulars j
themselves in a class meetingMonday '
that time. They made their home i 94 per cent in deportment and 86 per
here for many years, Mr. Davis, be
ing an engineer. At the time of his
wife's death, Mr. Davis was working
out of Afton, at which place they were
making their home.
Mr. and Mrs. Davis were both mem
bers of the Presbyterian church at
Monett, but took their membership to
Springfield when they moved to that
place. Mrs. Davis was a member of
Eve Rebekah lodge and the G. I. A.
lodge at Monett.
Mrs. Davis suffered a stroke of
paralysis when she lived 'at Monett.
This and complications was the cause
of her death on November 37, at
Afton, Okla.
Funeral services were held at the
home of Mrs. Davis' brother, G. H.
Shriner, at Lebanon, Sunday after
noon, November 19, and interment
was made at that place.
A number of friends from Monett,
Springfield, Enid and Afton, Okla.,
went to Lebanon to attend the funeral
Mrs. Davis was a most excellent
Christian woman and had many
friends wherever she went.
cent in curriculum. Those who made
good for a regular were as follows. i
Fern Carter, Gay lord Tate, Willie 1
Long, Lola Jackson, Myrl Long, Fay
Carter, Jean Phariss, Lee Carter, and
Ronald Weisman, of the "B" class
Edna Jackson, France Carter and
Dorcas Carter.
Kings Prairie students. aim to have
something at the end of the year,
they will never have to pay taxes on
or have taken away from them, name
lv Education.
PURDY ITEMS
EBENEZER
Oil, this beautiful winter weather.
Oh, how healthy and crisp.
Good services were held :it Eben
ezer Baptist church on Sunday, with
preaching by the pastor, who gave
good discourses.
Elder J. T. Sanders visited a P.'eas
ant Ridge, his old home church, from
Saturday until Tuesday and reports
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Irwin of Cassviile
visited the latters parents Mr. and
Mrs. W.R. Mitchell at this place
Sunday.
Miss Lucille Bowman of . Exeter
visited with Mrs. Jack Roberson Sun
day. Ara Whittir.gton visited in Monett
Sunday.
Ola Stockton visited home folks
Saturday and Suiiday.
Mrs. N. M. Whittington is isiti.ig
with her husband at GranDy where he
is conducting a meeting.
Mrs. Cardia Lamar is hers from
Springfield visiting Mrs. Tom Smith.
Roy Daniels made a business -trip
to Springfield Monday.
Mr. Williams of the Western
Electric Supply Co., of St. Louis, gave
us a talk on Electric Lijrhts, there
will he an election held on Dec. 4th,
and we hope the people will get busy
and vote for lights.
W. L. Ash is repairing the Baptist
WEST PRAIRIE
George and Joe Bauman attended
court at Cassviile last week.
Baptist Bertalot has purchased and
erected a new wind mill on his place.
Claud Stubblefield is working in
Monett.
Mr. and Mrs. Orville McCormick
and son Cleo took dinner with E. D.
Parker and family Sunday.
E. W. Wallen had his cows tested
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Olaf Clement visited
Mr. and Mrs. R. R. McCormick and
family Sunday.
FOR SALE: Oak lumber, 3 miles
east of Mill, East Purdy. Homer Ter
ry, Purdy, Mo. 20-tmd-w
a glorious good revival :;n progre
Elder A. C. Crouch is in chargo as , , ... ...,
I . ' 1 1 1 1 1 rr 1 AMltl I Vrt11rt 12 1 .
1 t C U 1 ,nlin.l.fAw r-D wnr
with his
daughter Mrs. Horace Counts at
pastor and young Loren
now doing efficient preaching to the j Danie,g spent Tues(iay
delight of all. There have been -four; HoraCi
professions to date and three happy
conversions Sunday night and two
left at the altar.
Elder Brown returned home on Sat
urday from Mt. Olivet, where he has
been assisting Elder C. M. Smith in a
revival and reports three happy conversions.
MT. JOY
Rev. Ennis is conducting a revival
meeting at New Church.
I.ittlp .Taclcsnn Mnwlv. nf finrine'-
field, visited at his uncle Will Hender-' Church performed the ceremony. The
son's Sunday.
Mrs. Will Henderson called on Mrs
Ridgley.
Arthur Gurley and Haiten Jennings
of New Mexico, visited here with rel
atives Friday and Saturday.
Rev. W. A. Gray of Clever, filled
his regular appointment at the M. E.
church Sunday.
On Sunday November 19th Miss
Rena Doyle daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
I. A. Doyle was married to Mr. De-vey
Seth sen of Mrs. Mart'ia Seth. Rev.
W. A. Grav pastor of the" M. E.
H. S. Lasley Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Newt Blakeslee. Mrs. Sam
Murdock and Mrs. Will Henderson friends at Springfield.
bride is a graduate of the Purdy high
school and Mr. Seth is a graduate of
Everton school. After a shon honey
moon they will be home to their many
' We have just received large and I FOR SALE: Hogs, horses, mules
frell assorted stock of salt fish. Prices 1 and cows; also farm machinery, m
fcre right. eluding one Deering binder good as
WALSH'S GROCERY. 20t3 new. Mrs. R. Vermillion. wl3t2dtl
i KEEP THE EGG I
1 BASKET FULL
It is largely the way you feed and not so much
the season that is responsible for the eggs you
get Feed for eggs when the mercury goes
down and you will get eggs.
Grains furnish much material to make yolks, but not
enough for an equal number of whites. Hens can't
keep the egg basket full unless they are fed a balanced
ration.
Purina Chows Make
More Eggs
Because they make the
largest possible equal num.
ber of whites and yolks.
Purina Poultry Chows
when fed as directed are
guaranteed to produce
more eggs or money back.
If you want more eggs
see us.
H PURINA tffflpURIIwlSl
argjs chowderk
.amTCrliaiEM'GROW "
called at the home of Miss Esther
Lasley, who has been ill from having
her tonsils removed.
A great deal of work is being done
on roads in the community.
A large number of those who are
working in Springfield, visited home
folks Sunday.
Ruel Williams and Harry Cope, of
Crane, called on Miss Violet Lasley
Supt. Leslie K. Grimes : nd wne
visited the week end with relatives , at
Peirce City.
John Boucher has accepted a po
sition with a large insurance company
at Kansas City as their adjuster at a
large salary. (
WHEATON BRIEFS
Mr. and Mrs. B. BcQueen, who have
been visiting friends and relatives in
and Goldie Williams bunday. . . .... votllrncrl tr their heme
nf -iir.-n Ti I mis vitiligo-, --
ur. ami iuia. win nciiucxoun vioil- .. ,
ed with Ira Jackson aft- xamily one
day last week.
Misses Esther and Violet Lasley
were shopping in Monett Saturday.
Presbyterian Church.
Sabbath school 10 a. m.
Services by Christian Enedavor, 11
a. m.
Christian Endeavor, 6:30 p. m.
Preaching 7:30 p. m., Subject "The
Temple Beautiful."
Waldensian Church.
Sabbath school 10 a. m.
Preaching 11 a. m., Subject "The
Bible."
F. F. Dobson.
Jackets and coats relined,
$2.00. Phone 401W.
price
87tm
Electric Wiring
and
Repairing
Z our specialty. If yon hare any
electrical work no matter bow
mall or how large just telephone
67 and we will come right out.
We also handle a complete stock of
electrical supplies. Everything
from light globes to Carpet sweep
ers. If we havent got what yon
want we will get it for yon in the
shortest possible time. Give ua a
trial and be convinced.
Miller Electric Co.
"Everything Electrical"
106 Fourth.
Phone 67
? Tulsa. Okla.. Saturday,
Mrs. Sanford Sapp visited friends
in Wheaton Tuesday.
Mrs. Savage and daughter Miss
Ruby were shopping in Wheaton Sat
urday evening.
Misses Amelia Jentsch, Ruby Sav
age, Mattie and Nora Haynes, Messrs.
Clark Haynes, Frank Rodney, Everett
Cooper and Arthur Tucker attended
church at Mt. Pleasant Sunday night.
Miss Nora Haynes who is staying
at Monett is visiting friends at
Wheaton.
Mrs. James Marsh is very sick.
Mr. and Mrs. Elsworth. Reed spent
Sunday with Philip Haynes and
Miss Ruby Savage visited Monday
evening with Miss Amelia Jentsch.
Mrs. Reeser called on Effie Marsh
Tuesday evening.
Grandpa Gilman died recently.
Archie Gipson was a Wheaton visit
or Thursday.
Elmer Gardner, of Tulsa, Okla.,
Visited i1 naay auu
Nora Haynes enroute to Rogers, am.,
where he will visit his parents, before
his return home,
STEWART
will put you on the right
track if you are working
at Odds With Yourself
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Be Comfortable!
This winter! Come in and get one of our BUCK HEATING
STOVES: Cook on one of our BUCK or ADVANCE
Ranges.
J. M. KING
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Undertaking
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Greeting Cards
Have your name printed on your Christmas cards this year. This
gives a personal touch to your greeting.
The Times printing department has a nice line of Christmas Greeting
cards on hand. '
Make your selection now and we will hold them for you.
We also have a nice line of samples.
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