The Neosho Times from Neosho, Missouri • Page 4

FOUR THE NEOSHO TIMES, THURSDAY, AUGUST 19, 1926 HEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Warranty Deeds Filed Within the for Record Week. Playtor Land Co. to John J. Schtldknccht and wife, convoys lots 9 and 10 of Playtor Land Go's subdivision for 31 and other considerations. Orville C.

Winfrey to Anna Mao Nicholson, convoys part of north half of north half of lot 2 of southwest fractional quarter of section 30, township 25, ran go 31, for $1 and other considerations. Grace Severs to George Allen, conveys south half of northwest quarter and northwest quarter of northwest quarter of section 25, range 30, for $1 and other considerations. Thomas E. Todd and Julian E. Todd to Glen Jackson, conveys part of southwest quarter of section 2, township -fi, range 34, for $1 and other considerations.

C. E. Lnkin and wife to Raymond Lakin, conveys oast half of southwest quarter of southeast quarter of section 30, township 25. range 31, for $1 and other considerations. C.

E. Lakin and wife to Rhoehe Shelton, conveys west half of southwest quarter of southeast quarter of section 30, township 25, range 31, for $1 and other considerations. C. I. Sheppard and wife to C.

E. Lakin and wife, conveys south half of northeast quarter of section 33, township 24, range 30. for $1 and other considerations. John W. Walker and wife to Raymond L.

Jennings, conveys tracts 1 and 10 in tract IS, Home Park subdivision, for $100. Cyrus E. Lakin and wife to Chas. E. Sheppard, conveys lots 1.

2, 3, 4, 5, in Anderson's addition to Neosho, for $1 and exchange of Mary E. Hailey and husband to Walter McCown and wife, conveys 30 acres squarely off south side of southwest quarter of northeast quarter of section 30. township 25, range 32, for SI and other consideration's. Elmer Ivio anad wife to Marshall M. Holmes nnd wife, conveys southeast quarter of northeast quarter Of section 17, township 20, range 30.

for $200. Thomias Eugene Todd and Julian Emerson Todd to Nancy E. Roff, conveys part of southwest quarter of section township range, 34, for $779.05. J. E.

Randol and wife Brugh and wife, northeast quarter ship range Frank Reese Alvin Flack east quarter OARTMKLL Sunday with Nolle Elswick. Mr. nnd Mrs. Adam Gold ami children and Mr. and Mrs.

Tom Cunningham visited relatives at Baxter Springs, Sunday. There is Sunday school every Sunday morning at 10 o'clock at the M. P. church. Everybody invited to attend.

Miss Julia McPherson of Sturk City has been visiting for the past week with Mrs. Daisy Gold. Lee Elswick is attending the State Fair at Sedalia. Warren Link of near Cartmell is visiting his uncle, Jim Link, in J. N.

Gold is cutting grapes this week. Frank Elswick and Ernest Link made a business trip to Neosho last Tuesday. Sam Elkins, who is living in Exeter now, was in Cartmell Sunday. Gerald McKinley of Eldorado. is visiting Gladwyn Gold this week.

POOL PRAIRIE The much needed rain has as last reached us. Roy Wade has gone to Cardin, to work. Born, August 3 to Mr. and Mrs. Dent Sprenkle, a son, to whom the name of George Edward has been given.

Cutting and baling hay on the Clay farm has at last been finished. more than 6,000 bales which have been estimated at 1SS tons. Several from this neighborhood have been attending church at Goodman this last week. Mr. and Mrs.

Homer House spent last Sunday in Joplin visiting Mrs. House's mother, Mrs. H. A. Ritter.

W. S. Duncan came out from Neosho last Sunday to look over his farm and vineyard. Grape cutting is about completed around here, until the Concords ripen. There was a fine crop of the early grapes.

Word has been received by relatives of the death of Mrs. D. C. Pierce, July 29, at Taft, Cai. Mr.

and Mrs. Merle Marble are the proud parents of a baby daughter which came to their home August 7. She has been given the name of Margaret Lucile. to Dan A. conveys part of of section 0, town- 31.

for $700. and wife to Richard and wife, conveys north- smith cast quarter section 28. township 2fi, range 31, except 5 acres, for and other considerations. Peter H. Elias and wife to B.

A. Weathers and wife, conveys southwest quarter of southeast quarter of section 20. township 24, range 31, for $1,500. Virgie Kelley and husband to Daisy M. Pock, conveys lot 10, block 3, lot 9, block lots 7 and and part of lot 1, all in Kelley Park addition to Neosho, for $442.00.

J. J. 1'Jgan and wife to Walter R. Bridges, conveys lots 53 and 54 in Syndicate addition to Went worth, for $30. J.

B. Cook and wife to Clint Lee, conveys northeast, quarter of southwest quarter of section township 24. range 31, for $1500. M. Prestidge and wife to E.

S. Kenney, conveys south half of lot 2 of southwest quarter of section 18, township 2fi, range 31, for $1 and other considerations. J. A. Carter and wife to J.

P. Briggs, conveys lots 2 3 in block 10, Hoyden's addition to Neosho, for $1 and exchvmge of property. Hayden Boyer and wife to James McGarrah, conveys part of northwest quarter of southwest quarter of Cullers, in block lot I'O, et al to 314, Welti for $75. M. Brite plat Wela wil'o to range prop- FAIRVIEW (Mrs.

M. C. Speaks) The community has been enjoying some fine rains which were badly needed this week. Mr. vind Mrs.

Noah Davidson went to Plnevlllc Tuesday afternoon where they are to cook for the Baptist Association which lasts three days at that place. W. D. Romine and family of Newton, camped Saturday night and Sunday in the park. While here they attended church at the Brethren church and the three daughters and son spent Sunday at the home of Mrs.

Stella Early. Mrs. Hubert Cummins is recovering from a severe attack of appendicitis. Born to Mrs. Tot Coffee, wife of Hugh Coffee who died in March, a baby girl, Tuesday, August 17.

Mrs. Jimmle Kincaid and granddaughter, Mrs. Helen Walgamot, left for Kansas City Sunday night for a visit with relatives. Delbert Harrison of Stark City transacted business in Fairview last Wednesday morning. Miss Chyrstal Early and Mrs.

Moso Speaks drove to Neosho Tuesday. Miss Early stayed over for the teachers' meeting Wednesday and Mrs. Speaks returned home after attending the Democratic committee meeting Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Chas.

Speaks of Lexington, and daughter, Miss Opal Speaks, and Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Fellers, also of Lexington, and Mr. and Mrs. Meb Speaks and daughters, Irene and Coralee of took supper at the home of Mrs.

Mose Speaks of Fairview Monday evening. Buster Garpentor returned home Monday, bringing his bride, who was formerly Miss Opal Steelo of Mineral Wells, Texas. Mrs Carpenter is a daughter of John Stoele who lived here many years. Friends of Blister in Fairview wish him a long life and much happiness along the way. Rev.

and Mrs. King of Butterfield visited their son, C. E. King, and family of this place. Sunday.

Miss Bessie Sharp and Mr. Lester Hutchens were united in marriage August 14. i section 2, township 24, range 33, for $400. Minnie L. Lane to D.

E. conveys part of lots S. fi, 10, 10, and of fractional Neosho proper, for D. M. Lake and husband G.

B. Brite, conveys lot. Park second D. M. Lake et al to conveys lot 318 second Park, for Robert G.

Shoot a and wil'o to I. N. Roo and wife, convoys part of southeast quarter of northeast quarter of section 21, township 24, 31, for $1 and exchange of erty. Clifford IT. Purdy and wife, to T.

Bennett, conveys half intcro.Bt in southwest quarter of northeast, quarter and southeast quarter of north- quarter of section 14. township range: and northwest quar- of quarter of township 2(i, range- 20, for $1 other valuabl'- considerations. east 25, tor 18, and RITCHEY Mr. and Mrs. Orwin Miller and little daughter have motored to Pueblo, to visit relatives.

They wen accompanied by Miss Esther Callaway. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Alburty of oplin spent, the week-end with the ormer's parents. Mr.

and Mrs. Wm. Herschel McClure of Chicago and larl McClure of Peirce City visited with relatives here Saturday. Mr. and Mrs.

Hunter L. Johnsoi and son of Tulsa, spent several days with realtives here recent- y. Rev. E. C.

Tichenor and family of Wheaton visited in this community Tuesday. Wm. Armstrong of Coffoyville spent two days of last week hero with his father, J. C. Armstrong.

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wilson and daughter, Maxine, of Independence, are spending this week at the home of Mrs. Nannie Wasson. Mr.

and Mrs. Clyde Douthitt and family attended the reunion at Cassville last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Adams were shopping in Poirce City Thursday.

Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Wasson of Neosho and Jim Wasson of Springfield, visited with relatives he-re Sunday.

Mrs. Claude Pierce of Azusa, arrived Tuesday to spend a few weeks with her mother, Mrs. Lucinda York. Mrs. Fred Sikes of Joplin, Mrs.

John Goade and Mrs. Ordie Dillworth of Duenweg were visiting relatives here recently. Mrs. Martha Wilson of Wichita, is visiting this week with her niece, Mrs. Elizabeth Douthitt.

Vora and Orville Hardy of Stella are visiting relatives here. Rev. H. Pinkston, pastor of the Rltchey Presbyterian church, has been given a vacation of two weeks. He will resume his work here the third Sunday in September.

Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Bailey of Tulsa are spending the week at the home- of Mr.

and Mrs. Chas. Bailey. Mrs. Amelia Sanders had the following guests last.

Sunday afternoon: Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Buxton, Mrs. Sam Reynolds, Margaret Reynolds and Mrs. M.

Graves of Noosho, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Walker of Aurora, Mrs. Susan Beuven of Oklahoma City, Mrs.

Paul Campbell and son, Paul, of Lincoln Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Douthitt and daughter, Margaret, of Edinond, Ina GRAXBY (By Mrs.

Bert Wood) Mr. and Mrs. Robert Richardson left Sunday night for St. Louis to buy fall goods for the Richardson dry goods store. John McCurdy of Miami, came in last week to visit his brother, Ed McCurdy, and family.

The musical program that was given at the Christian church Sunday evening was very good and enjoyed by all. Miss Olga Hudson entertained a number of her friends Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs J. R. Underwood. The afternoon was spent in playing bridge.

Miss Helen Ropass has resigned at the postoffice and will go to Springfield to take a business course. Miss Jewel Nunn has accepted the position. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Repass and children of ittsburg, spent last Sunday with his mother, Mrs.

Mollie Repass. Mrs. Laurana T. Varner died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Jack Oliver, of Baxter Springs, last Wednesday after an illness of only a few days.

She was 73 years old and had been a resident of Granby for over fifty years. She has lived with her daughter since the death of her husband, J. Varner, who died a few years ago. Funeral services Avere held at the Christian church Friday at 2 o'clock by Rev. Campbell.

She leaves seven daughters and four sons. Mrs. R. Neeley of Lamar is spending the week with her daughter, Mrs. Joe Hardenbrook.

Oscar Nunn of Picher, spent a few days last week with his daughter, Mrs. Mark Hannah. Mr. and Mrs. Claud McCurdy of Gary, came in Monday for a few weeks' visit with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Ed McCurdy. John Q. Adams was able to be moved to his home last Friday from the hospital. Mrs.

Sile Kenney and daughter, Dorothy, returned to their home in Baxter Springs, Sunday, after a few weeks' visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Kooton. Mr.

and Mrs. Ed Lowthors and children left Sunday for Sioux City, to visit Mrs. Lowthors' parents. Mr. and Mrs.

C. H. Gibbons and Mrs. F. L.

Ropass and Mrs. Jack Carolyn were Springfield visitors Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Wood of Eldorado, came in last week to visit relatives and friends.

Granby base ball team played Sulphur Springs last Sunday. The score was 7 to 4 in favor of Granby. Mr. and Mrs. J.

A. McColgin and children. Mr. and Mrs. B.

L. Wood, and children, Mr. and Mrs. C. C.

Hudson ami sons, Mr. and Frank Prigmore and son, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Montgomery and Mr. and Mrs.

Charley Allen, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Spangle and Mrs.

H. P. Temple and children were picnicking at Sulphur Springs last Sunday and taking in the ball game. Mrs. H.

P. Temple and daughter. Miss Genevieve, and son, Willard, left Tuesday for Kansas City to visit her aunt and will leave Wednesday for her home in Los Angeles. Cal. She has been visiting Mr.

and Mrs. G. M. brother, John, the last Mr. and Mrs.

W. H. children spent the week-end page with his parents. Mr. and Mrs.

Reece Patterson are the proud parents of a baby boy, born last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. O. L.

Palmer and daughters, Misses Helen and Fay, of Eldorado. came in Tuesday to- visit with friends. They will visit their daughter, Mrs. Alfred Blunk, of Treecc, Kan. Mr.

and Mrs. Ed Slater loft Sunday for Columbus, whore they will live for the present. Mrs. Alice Sink died at the homo of John Tanner Thursday at one- thirty o'clock after a few months' suffering of tuberculosis. She was fifty-five years old and has lived in Granby for several years.

She was a member of the Christian church. She leaves two daughters, one in Indiana and the other in Chicago. Funeral services were held at the residence Friday morning, conducted by Rev. Campbell, and burial was in the new cemetery. and attended the district meeting.

Dinner was the grounds und all reported a good time. Misses Elsie and Hope Newell of Oswego, are visiting Miss Gladys Edge this week. Mrs. Shillings' daughter, Hazel, of Kansas City, is visiting here this week. Mrs.

S. H. Johnson of Webb City is among the visitors here. John Harris has sold the Tlpton Garage and has loft for Augusta, where he intends to make his home. Mrs.

Mildred Belcher of Kansas City has returned home after a week's visit with her mother and father. Hubert Finner who has been sick for some time is reported improving. Threshing is almost completed in this locality and everyone reports a good yield. Mr. and Mrs.

Oscar McConnell attended a family reunion at Wild Cat last Sunday. L. S. Edge is suffering with a sprained back which keeps him confined to the house. Four of Bert Gualf's family are down with typhoid fever.

They are be recovering; Luther Edge of. Ada, and Misses Elsie and Hope Newell of Oswego, spent Monday at Noel. James Testerman of Webb City visited his father, Presley Monday. Baby Chicks for Sale Purebred English Barren strain White Leghorn Baby Chicks $8.76 per hundred, postpaid. Brown Leghorns $10 hundred.

Anconas, Sheppard strain, best. layers, $11 hundred. Rhode Island Reds 11 hundred. Plymouth Rocks $11.50 hundred. White Rocks $13 hundred.

All good healthy strong purebred! chicks, guaranteed. We pay postage charges and guarantee live delivery. Take a statement from your postmaster, if any dead, we will replace them. The Fulghum Hatchery 44-10t FAIRPLAY, MO. her parents, Spangle, and six weeks.

Williams and in Beth- I TIT-TOX FORD a good rain was much This vicinity received Monday night which needed. The Spring Valley Sunday school motored over to Liberty Sunday Federal Casings are 20 per cent lower than last year, quality 25 per cent better. 30x3V 2 Guaranteed Gray Tubes $1.75 each. Why pay fancy prices for something not so good? We have the stock and can please you. Hdwe.

Co. Cornish Republicans, At the mooting of the Republican committee which was hold at the court house Tuesday morning, Judge J. S. Cornish was unanimously elected to head the committee for the coming year. Mrs.

A. L. Fnrney of Diamond was selected as vice-chairman, Glen Woolfendon, secretary, and Anna Timiuon.s, treasurer. The rnat tor of vacancies on the ticket of commit) eomen was brpught up and deferred to a mc-ct- 'ing to be called later by the chair- ma'n. and Harold Douthitt of Berwick, Mr.

and Oliver Gulick and daughter, Helen, of Monett; Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Nimmo and daughter, Rachel, and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Largon and daughter, Eliza, and son, Otis.

After a pleasant afternoon the crowd went to the creek where a picnic supper was served. J). MORSE BIRTHDAY Head the advertisements in The Noosho Times. If you can think when, Coirje. ladies, and men, Bring children and Picnic and play ball.

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