The Neosho Daily News from Neosho, Missouri • Page 1

NEOSHO DAILY DEMOCRAT Volume 19 Neosho, Wednesday, April 25. 1923 You'll look like pliologrnplied in your biisincsR clothes; It's more convenient too. I'hiini' fur linn liniir if you Ayers Studio MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMI I of Your City PHONE 197 I DR. N. A.

BAILKY-PARR ifiM- Kciuik-m-o -170. houra, 9 to H. m. 1 to 6 p. n.

OWcM Ov-r First Natinnnl llooni.s 7 mid Chas. F. Pretty man, LAHliS North Siilo Public Square Save Money Buy Here We use the Sherer System We specialize in CLEAN FOODS Weighed and wrapped in your presence. Quality weight and service guaranteed satisfactory. SMITH'S GRO.

Good Things to Eat Phone 23 or 244 David H. Morgan V. S. M. D.

V. Veterinary Hospital 121 W. Spring St. Neottho, Ma, 1'honea 44 or 149 Elizabeth B. Anderson TEACHER OF PIANO Phone Wood Street EAT "BLUE RIBBON" BREAD Made at Keller's Bakery West Spring Street IJAWYER.S, Notary in Office Foitofllce Block Rooma 4 and 6 Marinello Beauty Shop Call 573 at N.

V. Aldrich Co. for appointment for shampooing, facial, manicuring, curling, mar- cel wave. Mrs. Everett, 63-tf E.

GERTRUDE FERGUSON Oiteoptithio Phyiieian Poitotflce Block Phone 07 Tlie Girl Scouts The Girl Scouts have been organized in our community for about two years and both the girls and their mothers are very proud of the The ideals of the Scouts are the very highest, and the training is along the lines that every good mother desires for her daughter. All the girls have passed the tenderfoot test, several are second class Scouts, and many are working for, different merit badges. Some of the Scouts have never missed a meeting when in town, and no one ever misses a hike or a party. Some have been so busy with school work this winter, that they have neglected Scout work, but the mothers feel that if theyj ind had nothing more than thej wholesome social life of the! Scouts, it would have been worth while. All hope to do much more after school closes.

The Scouts were organized, arid for the entire two years have ien under the supervision of Miss Mary Louise Davis, and- to her is due the success of the organization, and for her untiring interest and loving care the Scouts and their mothers wish to express their appreciation. A Scout Mother. Shol-Akers TENNIS CLUB TO MEET A meeting of the Neosho Tennis Club will be held at 7:30 to night at the Arcularius Drug Store. M. Kelly, Sec.

LOST-Gold Eversharp pencil. Initials H. on end. Return to Centers Grocery. The Hospital Guild desires to thank all those, who so kindly assisted with the arrangements for the opening day of the Neosho Hospital, especially the Neosho Floral Co.

for use of their ferns and gifts of boqilets of carnations, also Mr. H. E. Arcularius for use of Victrola. Mr.

and Mrs. 0. L. Cravens of Berkeley, California, are today announcing the engagement of their daughter, Miss Louise Cravens, to Clive R. Lane of Columbia, Mo.

The young couple will be married early in May, sailing to the Orient on'their honeymoon. They will reside there for a time at least Miss Cravens will graduate from the University of California next month. She is a girl of much charm, with a fine mentality. She is a Delta Gamma. Her fiance is a graduate of the University of Missouri and served over seas.

Mr. Lane in engaged in Journalism in issue, San Francisco Chronicle. SHOL-AKERS is the name se lected for our new Camp ant Cottage Site on Shoal Creek This name was submitted by Mrs. 0. S.

Plott of this city to gether with a beautiful sketch which is on display in Price Bros window. She received Twenty Five Dollars in Gold for this name. We received two hundred anc sixty-two names and some came from distant states and many very appropriate ones were sent in. We wish to thank everyone for their kind interest in this project the success of which will be a great thing for our tourists and for Neosho. In the near future our surveying and topography maps will be completed and then we can give more detailed information to anyone desiring same.

This tract is being divided into acre tracts each of which will border on a road and they are being sold for one hundred dollars each with reasonable terms if desired This is practicaJly farming prices and we feel sure that everyone investing will be more than pleased and as an investment alone these tracts should more than double in value within a year. Each purchaser will also be an owner in the entire creek banks together with the land surrounding the springs. This will insure all boating, bathing and fishing rights. Hatler-Adams Realty Co. Keller's "Blue Ribbon" Bread all Grocers.

73tf Mr. and Mrs. J. W. West, who have been in Okmulgee, for the past three weeks, returned home Monday evening.

Ditch digging and pipe laying on the sewer line is progressing most satisfactorily. The line is now under the Frisco railroad and will probably be within the city limits today or tomorrow. Mrs. Sue Bevin of Oklahoma City came up Monday evening for a visit with her uncle, Sam Reynolds, and cousin, Mrs D. L.

Buxton. Mrs, Bevin will also visit her brother, Cal Douthitt, near Ritchey before she returns home. C. Kennedy, Publisher of the Miami (Okla) District Daily News, made a call on this office this i while i Neosho. Mr.

Kennedy, in company with six other Miami business men and two ladies, are on a trip through this district, boost ing Imiam Am-o-hal-ko and advertising the Indian Fiesta to be held in Miami from May 9 to 12. They went on from here to Jop- 1 i Galena, Baxter Springs, Pittsburg and Columbus. NUXFERONE Liquid Form Nux and Iron Compound An excellent tonic for loss of appetite, nervous and general debility. Put up in 12 ounce bottles at $1,00 Distributed By H. E.

ARCULARIUS Notice to General Public Notice is hereby given to al persons dumping offensive rubbish and tin cans within tin; cor porate limits'of the City of Neosho, Missouri, or on public highways leading out of said city, except on public dumping grounds as provided by ordinance, that such practice must stop at once. Any person, who shall hereafter be caught dumping such rubbish or tin cans in places other than as provided by ordinance shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and will be fined accordingly. All persons having knowledge of such pfTenses please notify the mayor. H. H.

Knotts, Mayor. 76-4 Special RoadNCom. Weather Report The. weather report as received at thejCT. S.

Fish Hatchery toetay is as follows: Unsettled west portion tonight and Thursday; possibly showers. Not much change in temperature. Elks Notice Regular meeting Neosho Lodge No. 1330, B. P.

0. E. Thursday night, April 26th, at 7:30. At- of all members desired. 76-2 Attention Companions.

Regular convocation Tyran Royal Arch Chapter. No. 52, Thursday night, April 26, at 7:30. Petititions. Mark Masters degree.

1'ast Masters degree. Refreshments. A. J. Miller.

H. P. B. S. Cornish, Sec 2t Notice M.

W. A. Regular meeting of Neosho Camp No. 290 M. W.

A. will be held at the of hall WEDNESDAY NIGHT ''clock sharp. All members urged to be present, vis- tors cordially invited. L. J.

Adams, V. C. Austin Snead, Clerk. CARS WASHED Fords $1 00. All other cars 1.50.

Satisfaction guaranteed, hone 95. 69-8t Neosho Motor Co. House Paints, Varnish Stains, Enamels, Auto Paints, Lead and Oil, Largest line in Neosho. Guthries' Drug Store. 62-tf FOR SALE A first class Jersey cow.

Must sell soon on account of moving. See W. C. Chenoweth at C.heno- weth's Store. 76-4t FOR SALE Nice residence lots fronting Valley street, between Main and Hickory streets.

See E. W. ittings at Seed Store 76tf WANTED Strong boy for farm work. P. Krebs, route 2.

Phone 40F13. Chas E. Prettyman, went to Vinita, this morning where preliminary examination is being held in the case of State vs. Lee in the United States jourt. Furnished rooms for sleeping, 346 South street.

71-tf For housekeeping rooms; modern. 815 north High Phone 487. Malang. 68-tf WANTED-Position by young ady. Can use typewriter.

Address Box 844, Neosho, 73-tf DR. G. E. DAVIS DENTI3T Over Gulhriei 1 Drug Store Dr. R.

W. Corbett "CvAitfIAAMA Ttmft CUvA Uooui NfMbo Swinfl Pink Dldg. Number 76 Tobias Caps They are carefully tailored, fit comfortably and present an attractive appearance. You'll enjoy wearing one of these fine capa; it will come in handy on many occasions. Patterns suitable for men and young men Pi-iced $1.50 to $2.50 Best Known Store in Newton or McDonald County We carry the Nelly Don House Dresses and Aprons which are the recognized styles in moderately priced garments from $1 50 to $3.

Mary Newton and Jack Tar Dresses and Knickers--very new and attractive. You will want them when they are seen. Moderately priced. The LADIES' HOME FORD CARPENTER to IflcGlhany Tfttpm Reform Initials and In in all wool Ml. WW ffp9 fHWPw Will not tluink,.