The Houston Herald from Houston, Missouri • Page 5

T--- TS3 BOUCTOir EOOSTOlf, IZSXOVU. TCTlgPAT. MAT 10, IKS. How about the Old Settlers School closes next week. Court! ext OCRS SAYS LOCAL M1VTXOI Fresh Cookies, good ones, at the Eeadwoartera for quality Paata.

Lilly's always pay you the omit Eatatonum. iJoaeton Lumber Co. for Eggs. owr kix escorts LITTLE ADS. CfTElOT If yon hars something to swas or s3 or want something yon nsod, or if yon hate lost or loud- nr thing, UTtrtbo it hart.

HsrsJ4 adrtrtisiic pays. Watch tfcia osi Large assortment of Fishing Genuine. Linoleum at money-Mr- 1.1 HnlkWl'. Tackle at Rutherford's. tag prices at Rauerforc's.

1W MGM6 0CeUC NDk I I Warm Meals and Short Order Oil Ranges with celebrated Lor -Farm Clubs will hold a picnic Lunches at Yates Go's. aiae borners, at Rutherford's. --iry a didi opu i-c Coyle Park on August 4. D4BU 040 MSTOCMYt Tim Elliott directs The Herald to una for tungs of Interest to 3 ion am. Congoleum and Genuine Linole- Judge W.

L. Hiett was a visitor Rates reasonable. Write or caH 1 eome to his address at Leon, Iowa. to Rolls this week on legal business. opecia 9xl2 Bugs at Rut berford 'a.

at Rutherford a. I Houston will welcome the Conn Otto A. Johnson was over from Retail quality goods cost no FOUND Auto license plate found? rishing iime atop at me Singing Convention in geptem more and every product is guaran Licking to spend Sunday with his and left at this office. Get it torium and get a Lunch. teed.

bcr. family. Atty. Robt. Lamar left Monday TOMATO PLANTS Can supplw Fresh Chocolate, Fresh Marsh- County Singing Convention will Loyalty Coffee, appetizing, re for Alton, on legal business.

freshing, none better, at Farris mallows and other candies at Farris be held in Houston first Sunday in you with aN the' best varieties. Res) Hugh Stone, Houston. 35 American Walnut Bed Room and 4 Smith's, Smith's. September. Dining Room Suites at FOR SALE Player Piano, goocT Banquet Ice Cream is better.

Get Spring is here again. Tims to Supply of fino rod pitted Cher it at Blankeuffdn's and notice the repair and paint buildings. Houston ries in gallons and quarts at Mayjs as new. Cash or 12 months time. Inquire at Herald office.

36tf Choice Note Stationery and cor Lumber Co. urocery otore. FOR SALE Second hand Seam respondence cards at Forbes Drug The Market Price, in Cash, for Mrs. Mary J. Mason again adds Company's.

your Eggs, Poultry sad Cream at difft-renea. American Walnut Duofolds and American Walnut Vanity Dressers at Rutherford's. Get your supply of Cane and her name to The Herald's list of read' or at Success. stress sewing machine, in fairly good condition at a bargain. Apply at this office.

Renewal of subscription is ac Farmers Exchange. L. H. Kirkman sends in his re knowledged from Mrs. W.

E. Green, Cookville, Mo. Atty. Mobcrly and Duke Hiett attended to legal business in Clinton FOR SALE One fino 6-vear-old Millet Seed and Seed Corn at the newal for the old Herald and changes Jersey cow, be fresh 10th of May. Give us a trial order for Fresh address from Montauk to Licking.

Farmers' Exchange. T. V. Wilson was in from Plum Extra good milker. Hugh Stone- Groceries.

Good goods and prompt Marion Baker will receive The township Tuesday. Dr. W. E. DeForest and Win.

McDonald were over from Summers' Houston, Mo. 37 delivery. Yates Co, Valley Wednesday and joshed around Herald at Blaekwell, Oklahoma, by kindness of his father, Ross Baker. STRAY HOG In city pound, red Lynn Farris, who was attending Monday afternoon. with Lis friends in town.

barrow, weigh about 140 School of Mines at Rolla, came home G. R. Pettigrew, who is now lo Saturday to spend the vacation. marks, ring in nose. Harve Lane, City Marshal.

"Uno Smoked Elk" Cleaner and finish, Dyanshine and Dyo Shoe and Leather Dressing, at Farris cated in Springfield in the insurance The weather as well as the game laws protected the fish from disturbance during this shoaling season. Overalls and Work Clothes for Handsome line of Graduation business, was in Houston Monday. Swim FOUND, and left at The Heraldr Gifts and Fancy Novelties will be Luther Cavaness was a visitor to office, a black Waterman fountain found at Forbes Drug Company s. Smith's. Mrs.

Earl McAnelly and children olid Mrs. J. W. Stone cam in last Willow Springs last visiting I the Workingman, at prices to suit hil pocketbook, at Alice Rutherford's. FARM LOANS James Holt.

I. B. Bridges sends in chock am with his mother and attended the len. Owner can find his property; here by calling. will receive the home news through Seo Blankenahip's Graduation Saturday from TuLsu, Oklahoma, for FOR SALE-Yearling Hickory Boy- tni'-k imi't.

II. E. McKinney and family were T.ho Herald at Bartlcsville, Okla presents homa. Have you tried RezaU Orderlies? Colt and two-year-old Denmark, for sale cheap. See them at Mires' past over from Cabool Sunday visiting "They never gripe.

ure. C. D. Rouner. 37 with relatives and attending the big siniri ug at Ozark.

Mr. Davis will give away FREE a large can of Lighthouse Cleanser next Saturday at Lilly's Golden Rule Store. Rev. Bcitram is to preach at Bucyrus next Sunday afternoon at 2:30. A general invitation is extended to all to attend.

Just receiving ear of Wire and a visit wifch relatives. D. C. Atkisson, the well known painter, was over from Lirklng Sat-uiday. Mr.

Atkisson will paint A. C. Leavitt 's residence in this city. Bills have been printed at this office for a public sale of personal property of Mrs. S.

K. George at the John W. Moorman was ia from Turley Monday and called in to advance his dato to the old Herald another year. F. R.

Brown and family are to "Fence, at Rutherford's. FOR SALE The Gettys farm, miles south of Houston, for sale. Play Ball! We have a lot of Base Ball Bats and drummer sam Oar large Faint stock is com Write or see Besse Gettys at Bank of Houston, Houston, Mo. 35tf ples of Fielders' Gloves at bargain prices. J.

F. Watson Son. plete. Houston Lumber Co. Receiving a car load of Furni ture this week at Rutherford's.

move to town soon and will occupy the James Davis residence property FOR SALE, Shorthorn Bulls- To cure the Spring Fever1 Look over the complete line of Fishing Mr. and Mrs. Philip Corn and residence at Ravmondville next Satur- Three calves, 10 months old, one roan Tackle and Baseball Supplies at two daughters, of Willow Spniiirs. lav. Mav 12, sale to begin at 1 :30 nd two reds.

Prices reasonable. You are welcome to whether -you bny or not. Come to he vacated by J. M. Robert.

W. A. Holmes, County Secretary-Treasurer of the Texas County Forbes Drug Company's. W. F.

Harry-, Licking, Mo. 38 r.n he Thoninson. several days 01 Get lined up for our Summer in. Fanners' Association, adds his name last week. Roubiiioux ball team came here last Sunday afternoon for a return FOR SALE One 2V2 h.p.

and one h. p. Gilson gasoline engines. Sec goods Mohairs, Palm Beach, Minola Silks and Flannels just the thing New Saddles Shipment just at Rutherford's. Priced to The Herald list ot readers at Mr.

and Mrs. Jack MeCaskill ond hand, but in good running order. match game with the Houston Hurh Bucyrus. and Mr. and Mrs.

R. B. Leavitt ac Tight for hot weatheT-at Rouner's, the Tailor's. aiiooi team and tlie school team wa Fifteen hundred invitations were companied Mrs. Wes Smith and ehil the winner by a 9core of 9 to 5.

Thi Short Orders-We cook you what you want when you want it. The dr. Rolla Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs.

The Herald failed to mention printed out last week by The Herald job department for the Commence makes one teamo each for these teams, but no date has vet been u-t for the Eatatorium. Leavitt going on to St. Louis to pur chase new goods. Ready to make a deal with you. J.

F. Watson Son, Houston. STRAYED Two Angora gout strayed from Mrs. Ed Conlej-'s place on Arthurs Creek. One has a strap and short rope on it.

Please notify Hope Syt'erd, Houston, care of Mrs. Ed Conlev. ment exercises of Class of 192.1, last week the arrival of a baby girl at the home of Treasurer Jack Bowles. She is a fine little miss and Jack is D. M.

Meadows was over from deciding game. Houston High School. Licking Monday looking after county Bills printed out and in Heiald announce a public Frank Smith was here from -Mrs. Faith Elliott-Striekel sends as proud of her as if it was the first Hartshorn Monday and handed in Beet business. Pros.

Atty. D. E. Mobcrly fa sale lv Ora McCotgan at the old Joe another year subscription to v.e Vollmar farm, 3 miles north of Kay vored The Herald with renewal of old Herald. Frank bought him a new in her renewal ot Heraia suosenp-tion from Drumrieht, Oklahoma, and we will try to keep Mrs.

Striekel posted on the old home news. nmii.l viile, on next Friday, May 11. in the family. The household poods of Wes Smith were shipped to Rolla Monday and Mrs. Smith and children followed Tuesday.

Many warm friends part with this excellent family with the Monday. Work Shirts, Dress Shirts, Over See advertisement elsewhere in tins hat while in town, one of thes round top, stiff head giars, and he went out issue. falls and Jumpers at some attractive Judge C. L. Johnson was over with his new hat stuck on the side of TEXAS COUNTY LIVE STOCK SHIPPING ASSOCIATION.

-J. M. Roberts has out bills for from Cabool last last Sunday and prices James Davis'. his head thinking he looked like a preacher. a nubuc sale at nis resiueuce Chas.

Watson, Route 1, Licking, sends in his renewal for The Herall took in the singing convention at Ozark. A. J. McKinney was also over from Cabool mingling with the big Houston next Sat unlay. May 12, at which time he will sell off his per deepest regret.

Magaiines We carry the Argosy, Munsey, Century, Metropolitan, by kindness of Walter Baker. sonal property, begins at 1 p. NAGLE, crowd. Lester Sanks, of Kansas City, American. Baseball News, Radiw m.

Advertisement in this issue. The Only Farmers' Shipping Association in this county. It's time for all farmers to unite ia spent a day or so last week with his Dr. J. W.

Chambers, of Licking, News, Me CI ore's, Good Housekeeping, House Beautiful, Red Book, parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Sanks, sends over his renewal of Herald By The Prodigal.

Fine weather the past week, with Soon after the sale Mr. and Mrs. Roberts will leave for St. Charles, where he will be employed dur Ainalee's, all the leading Magazines, subscription and also sends notice plenty of rain. Men lolks busy break Cultivators 1 All we ask you to is to drop in and tea our new Cul solid rank behind a Co-operative Lira StockMarketing Plan successfully at Forbes Drug Company's.

that he and Dr. Randall have install ing ground and planting com. ed an X-Ray machine at their offices Rev. J. A.

Francis, County Bap operated by farmers, that has been. D. W. Edwards and wife visited ing this summer. Mrs.

Robert Lamar, who has been iu the Burge-Deaconcss hospital at Springfield tor some months ast, at Licking. tried and has proven its worth. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Seaver.

tist Missionary, of near Plato, was reported some better last week, but at Word has been received here of F. W. MvKiuuey and children sieut last of the week he became worse imvinD iindnone an operation ana Sunday with his daughter, Mrs. Wil the death of Mrs. Foster Johnson at Pueblo, Colorado, last Saturday and tr has been in very loor health since.

lie Gooch. was brought out home last Friday burial Sunday. Mrs. Johnson will be Alice Brooks, Grace again and it is thought that the end may be expected at any time. This will be sad news to hundreds of warm friends.

Wedding announcements were and while still quite weak, Mrs. La kindly remembered by many friends and Beulah Brown, Annie Cudworth in Houston and vicinity. mar's many friends will be glad to and Otua Kitchen spent Sunday af The Farmers Commission of East St Louis, sold 882 cars of castle, hogs and sheep during AprU.1925, which was 422 cars more than for April 1922. Could we do these things if we were not getting the last pennx for the hoys? Dividend prorated to fanners last year from Farmers Commission Co, East St Louis, was over $72,000.00. Phone or bill your stock with our tivators.

It pays. J. F. Watson "Con. Wanted Your Eggs, Cream, Hides and Poultry.

Best prices paid. E. J. Scoter, at Creamery building, Beuston. 19tf Fancy line of Perfumes and Toilet waters, fancy boxes Lowney's Chocolates, nice for graduation gifts, at Forbes Drug Company's.

A. W. McCubbins, well known and enthusiastic Democrat of Cabool, ends over his check to renew for the old county paper he likes so well: Pros. Atty. Dale Moberly spent Saturday and Sunday with home know there is considerable improve ter Sunday School at the Deuison Tobe Farris, of Simmons, and ment in her (condition.

home. R. Neilsen, of Houston, bought M. F. Denison made a trip to Ca Miss Flora McCall was through new No.

12 DeLaval Cream Separa printed at The Herald office last week, in which Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Soott, of Plato, announced the marriage of their daughter, Miss Maude tors this week.

It surely pavs to here Mondav on her return to Spring field from Plato, where she acted as 'start right" in this cream selling bool Saturday. John Coalney, was a Tyrone visitor Sunday. D. Edwards called at the D. M.

Elizabeth, to Mr. Albert Ray Gourley hriHesmaid at the Gourlev-Scott wed business. J. F. Watson Son.

Manager Monday or Tuesday, so has will know what he has to ship. Sundav, May sixth. The happy young ding Miss Flora will be one of th Our good old friend, W. couple will be at home afterMay fif Johnston home one day last week. Holland, of near Summcrsvillc, sends teenth at Houston, Texas.

J. P. Peabody and son, Carroll, faculty in Houston High School next year, being selected to be in charge of Teaher Training. Another Texas in his check for annual renewal for were helping C. M.

Stephens plant r. H. Covert and E. K. Lyles E.

R. MANESS, Manager, N. B. WHITE, Asst. Mr, 1 Headquarters Farmers Exchange, Cabool, Missouri.

folks near Summcrsvillc and attended the school. play at Summcrsvillc school. the old Democratic Herald, and the old paper appreciates the friendship corn Wednesday. took their Sunday School classes at county girl who has made good ana Opal K8ng and little daughter. now comes back to be an instructor Methodist church out for a picnic at of such good old cit irons as Mr.

Hoi Pauline, have been visiting home ter church sen-ices last Sunday. They in our schools. land. folks in this part. dinncred at the Indian Creek school Died Mrs.

Agnes Taylor, wife Emery Elmore was visiting rota house, took in the singing at Ozark Taylor Wilson was in from Raymond viile Tuesday and informed of Kr. J. A. Taylor, of Licking, died tdves and friends in this part. If you need money and have an improved farm, we can serve, you ptomptly.

We make our own inspections and get money as soon as title It good. You pay straight interest onee a year. No cash commissions. Shannon Shannon, Mtn. Grove Mo.

28tf. church and then enjoyed supjer very suddenly at the family home at us that ho had sold his fann near The singing at Walter Bell's Wed lunch at the pretty home of It. t. 0 a. m.

last Saturday, her death re that place to Ray Forinash and Tay nesday night of last week was not Harmon, spending a delightful sulting from heart failure as reported to Th Herald. Mrs. Taylor seemed very well attended. lor will have a public sale soon and will leave after the sale to be with Clara and Thelma Brewer visited im her usual health that morning and Contest proceedings have been his chidreiii in California. at the Skriver home recently.

was about her accustomed chores. Nelson Elmore. Anna Cudworth The Carty family got their house instituted by C. T. Smith against Ed Watson, Collector elect in Lynch township, and the contest will neces but soon passed away after returning Emerv Elmore, Alice Shriver, Om hold goods shipped out to their farm SATURDAY NIGHT MAT 12 AT THE LYRIC Kitchen, Effic Kitchen and little to the house.

Funeral and burial took rdace Monday afternoon. Mrs. home during the past week and Mon children sient one Sunday recently sitate a recount of the ballots cast in that towaahip, which recount wilt be day the family left for the farm, Taylor was formerly Mrs. John Cam i 1 with Ora Lawson. eron and she leaves several children made by Clerk George Keeney ami where they will remain at least unfit I school begins this fall, when we hope The sincing at Xagle -church house hv hur former marriaire.

She had certified in to the. Comity Court; A I ftffc era nan theam mi -i train itP TTskiia Sunday night week was not very well difference of only four votes in favor resided in that part ofthe country This Eons and Jack win staasf attended on account of rata. ton. this season at my barn. One Mils) Geneva McKinney spent Tuesday of Mr.

Watson according to the offi eial return at the March election. for forty-eight years. oooo W. J. McGce went to Salem last Southeast of BADO.

jack hoxtj: ia REAL WESTERN PICTURE evening with her aunt Dell Patterson Manv from Houston attended the OF. Mrs. Gladys Grogan spent Tuesday NOTICE Sunday to meet Mrs. McQec, and their little daughter, who have spent the past two weeks at Barnes Hos BLUE JOHN MEETING. evening with Alice Shriver.

Singing Convention at Osark churcn Geneva Sevedge spent Saturday last Sunday and one or the largest 17965, blue with white points, foaled pital in St. Louis, the little girl being crowds ever assembled at a gathering Notice is hereby given that the 19th night and Sunday with Thelma Hall annual stockholders' meeting of the i Only two mors Saturday night shows, both Eozie Pictures. Walter Sherrell and family and quite sick with pneumonia. We are glad to report that little Mary is August, 1915; height, 15 hands, standard; firth, 66 bone, tV this is a registered Jack. of this kind in Texas county wa present.

From Licking, Raymond Suniraersville State Bank will be hold Clarence Lay spent one Sunday afternoon recently with George Brown I greatly improved and progressing to viile. Houston, Cabool, and west suw at its banking house in Suniraersville, $10 to insure colt to stand and sack ward complete recovery. of the county they came and at noon and family. Missouri, on the 11th day of May, Sheriff Harry Kelly arrived here the crowd was estimated at one thou 1923. John Coatney, who has been sick, FOX Boms BUTTON BUSTING COMEDY, TOO Jbk anyone who was at the show last 'Saturday.

nd people. It looked like hundreds Monday evening from Detroit, Mich Said meeting will be convened at 9 is slowlv improving. Scrub License No. 38. Foaled Mar of cars were in the crowd, but there igan, having driven a new Ford car o'clock a.

m. and continued during Beulaht Brown visited home folks was etvoiurh and more to satisfy the through, which he- secured at the Sunday. 28, 1911; color, hay; white stripe ia face; sersn-eighths Beigiaa; weight 1500 lbs. Come and see nisa. (Ford plant.

Sheriff Kelly went to Dallas Elmore and Isaac Pruott at least three hours, unless the object for which such meeting is called be accomplished sooner hungry horde In the generous apreau visited at tho Lawson home. Detroit to bring back E. S. Cox, who of good things to oat at the noon ADMISSION 10 and 85 CENTS 18 to insure colt stand and rack. Sunday School at Xagle was well was under arrest there by direction hour.

The singing was especially fine The purpose for which this meeting is called is to elect five directors for ef officers here on charge of forging attended. AT 7:467 SHOW PROMPTLY and greatly enjoyed. The county has been divided into four sections, for Arthur Shriver made a business the said bank, to serve during the en ED COATS BADO, MO. trip to Houston Monday. fuither organization of singing 37t2 notes.

The Sheriff brought Cox back with him on the overland trip and lodged him in jail on failure to give bond to await circuit court, as he is Anna Cudvwtli spent hutvday suing year, and tor me iransacnon ot any otlier business which may properly eome before the meeting. classes, and the next county meeting will be the classes from all over the night with Alio Shriver. Only two or three nor shows. AT TUE LYRIC Latter Day Saints ministora are) already under indictment by the Mrs. Opal King and little- daughter H.

H. RICHARDS, President. HOWARD ROGERS, county, to be held in Houston the first Sunday in September. holding services at the Dooley fceJL visited with Beulah Brown. grand jury..