The Monett Times from Monett, Missouri • Page 3

CIRCUIT C013BT PROCEEDINGS a Barcus vs Helen C. Hobbs appeal, trial by court judgment by agreement for plaintiff for $45.35. Henry Garey vs Josiah Thomas, change of venue taken to Cedar county. villiam Leonard vs C. W.

R-R. damage, dismissed by plaintiff. State vs Eugene Chandler, violating local option law, two cases, stricken from docket. State vs Tom Moore, appeal, burglary and larceny, dismissed as to larceny, plea of guilty as to burglar and punishment assessed at, 2 years in penitentiary and sentenced accordingly-State vs Robert Dalton, carrying concealed weapons, dismissed by state. State vsC.R.

Dalton, carry ing concealed weapons, dismiss ed by state. State vs H. B. Westenhaven et al, gambling, defdt. E.

Robertson enters plea of guilty and lined dismissed as to other defendants. State vs Delmer Garrout, parole, continued. Nora Kring vs S. H. Lauderdale, slander, interplea tiled.

J. T. Brannon vs G. Y. Weath-erly, appeal, death of plaintiff caused case to be dismissed.

AVesco Supply Co. vs C. W. Ry. Co.

Rachel A. Santee vs Harry L. Santee et al, to reform deed. J. S.Davis appointed guardian ad litem.

State vs Jack Longeley, burglary and larcenjT, dismissed by state and defendant discharged. State vs John Lunderman et al disturbing religious worship, continued. State vs H. "Walker, violat ing local option law, continued. State vs H.

A. Walker, suffering intoxicating loquor drank on premises, continued. State vs W. D. Cowherd, assault, dismissed.

State vs M. G. Skaggs, violating local option law, dismissed. State vs J. S.

Foster, issuing fradulent prescriptions, dismissed, two cases. James D. Black vsThos M. Allen et al, to remove cloud from title and ejectment, dismissed, two cases, Sarah S. Carter et al vs T.

Van Book et al, to quiet title, continued. Hattie M. Jackson vs II. I). Mil ler.

Application for writ of habeas corpus, decree awarding custody of children to relator, Hattie M.Jackson. G. P. Gammon vs Carrie Gam -mon, continued. Xe E.

Henbest vs Lonzo Hen-best, to quiet title; degree for plain LitT. J. U. Vermillion vs City Vo- DIED Alice L. Jones, wife of William Jones, died at her home on Marshall Hill Wednesday March 30, aged 35 years.

She leaves her husband and five children, one a babe five days old. The funeral was held at the residence Friday afternoon, conducted by Rev J. R. Strong, of the M. E.

Church South. APRIL FOOL SOCIAL The April Fool social given by the Home Missionary society of theM. E. Church South at the home of W. M.

Wainright Friday evening was a great success, Over one hundred people were present. The entertainment consisted of a number of "April fool' jokes, beside a splendid program. Everyone present enjoyed the occasion very much. nett: trial by court and temporary on account, uisuiisseuauiujum Pearl Billiard vs Joseph Billiard, divorce; decree for plaintiff, with maiden name restored. Poppy Dabney Berschel Dabney, divorce; decree plaintiff, with maiden name restored.

Josie A. Whittington vs Samuel Whittington, divorce; decree for plaintiff, with custody of children. W. X. Risdon vs Emma A.

Ris- don, divorce; decree for plaintiff. X. E. Pruitt'vs Minerva Pruitt, divorce; decree for plaintiff. Rosa A.

Minnick vs John D. Minnick, divorce; decree plaintiff, with custody of child. Mintie Porter vs Fred M. Porter, divorce; decree for plaintiff. W.

E. Marshall vs Catherine Marshall, divorce; decree for plaintiff. Emma Smith vs J. W. Smith, divorce; decree for plaintiff.

Rebecca Duit vs Joseph Duit, cost of defendant. G. W. Means vsOra Teel, E. B.

Browning and Xancy Browning, damage, continued. Elmer Bolton vs. D. C. Walker etal, trial by court, judgment for plaintiff against defendant John L.

Marbut for W3 W. D. Cowherd vs St. L. S.

F. R. damage, trial by jury, verdict for $147.50, given until 2nd day of next term of court to tile bill of exceptions. D. R.

Thomas vs St. L. S. F. R.

R. damage, change of ven ue to Jasper county. State vs Elmer Holt, continued violating local option law. State vs W. H.

Smith, illegal voting, dismissed by state. State vs Vernie Arnold, petit larceny, dismissed at cost of defendant State vs Ora Ray Barton, trial by jury as to Riy Bar tin, verdict of not guilty and defendant WOMAN'S UNION The Woman's Union met in regular session Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. M. C. Shipley with a goodly number present.

Mrs. Shipley was assisted by Mesdames Leitwein and Burris. After the program and a number business propositions a been disposed of delightful refreshments were servedund all enjoyed the social hour to the fullest extent. A very amusing Fool" of the entire party was heartily enjoyed by all. HOOKED ON THE WRONG CAR EXCHANGE OF PROPERTY Dr.

J. M. Russell and A. Pet-tefer have made an exchange of property. Dr.

Russell will move to A. Pettefer's property on Frisco Avenue and A. Pettefer will occupy the Russell residence on Fourth Street. The families will move in a short time. PASTOR RESIGNS Rev.

H. D. Hunter, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, at the Sunday morning service tendered his resignation. Dr. Hunter has been offered a position in a Presbyterian church at Greenville, Tex.

The resignation has not been acted upon by his congregation. CO OPERATIVE STORE The farmers Union of Lawrence and Barry Counties have purchased lots in Forest Park and will begin at once the erec tion of a large store building. They have decided to put in a stock of general merchandise and the enterprise will be known as the Farmer's Union Co-operative store. W. E.

Spilmau has been select-as manager of the same. WEDDING INVITATIONS OUT Mr. and Mrs. Edwin B. Lewis have issued invitations to the marriage of i daughter, Winnie Lee to James Samuel Mc- I Donald.

The wedding will take i place at the First Methodist i Church at Fort Worth. A issenger conductor on the Tn HSla nt p. m. Mr. McDonald is a mail clerk LOCAL NEWS.

Miss Mayme Callan visited in Peirce City Sunday. Mrs. Jack Harvey is on the sick list. The Misses Lehnhard have returned from a visit to Sapulpa, Ok. Dan Osborn has returned to Neosho after a visit in Monett.

Mrs. Wm. Thompson visited at Butterfield Sunday. Miss Orpha Baylss of Cassville, is visiting Mrs. Sam Clutter.

Chas. McCiacken visited at Ma-rionville Sunday. Mrs. I. N.

Stocker visited in Peirce City Saturday. John Boucher of Purdy, attended the ball game here Sunday. Mrs. W. E.

Thornburgh has been quite ill for several days. E. E. Johnson's little daughter, is quite sick with fever. Miss Jessie Johnson is visiting at Purdy.

Mrs. D. D. Parson's has returned from a visit at Reeds. R.

P. Hawk and Fred Hines are in Ft. Smith, on business. Mr. and Mrs.

J. T. Wilkerson have returned to their home at Ft. Smith, Ark. Mis.

J. E. Burke and two sons went to SpringfieldSaturday to visit relatives. DR. HUMPHREYS' SPECIFICS.

4 Mractloas wltk cath TUI la Ftw English, German, Spanish, Portuguese and FrenA Ho. FOR Prl 1. Fereri, Congestions. Inflammations I. Worm.

Worm Fever, or Worm 3. Colic. Crying and Wakefulness of Infant- 4. Diarrhea, of Children and Adults B. Dyaenterr.

Gripiuga, Bilious Colic 7. Coughs. Colds, Bronchitis 8. Toothache. Kaceache, Neuralgia 9.

Headache. Sick Headache, Vertigo lO. Dyspepsia. Indigestion, Weak Stomach IS. Croup.

Hoars Coufih. Laryngitis 1 4. Salt Kheuin. Eruptions, Erysipelas -Jj 15. Rheumatism, or Bheumatic Pains zt iS.

Feer and Ague. Malaria 17. Piles, Blind or Bleeding, External. Intercai. 18.

Ophthalmia. Weak or Inflamed Eyes 19. Catarrh. Influenza, Cold in Head 20. Whooping Cough.

Spasmodic Cough 21. Aathma.Oppressed, Difficult Breathing 2T. Kidney Disease, Gravel, Calculi 3 28. Nervous Debility. Vital Weakness l.OJ 29.

Sore Month. Fever Soresor Canker 2 30. trlnary Incontinence, Wetting Bed 9 31. gore Throat. Quinsy and Diphtheria 34 35.

Chronic Congestions, Headaches 3 77. Grippe, Hay Fever and Summer Colds-. A small bottle of Pleasant Pellets, fits the TWf pocket. Sold by druggists, or sent uu receipt of prMk Medical Book sent free. HUMPHREYS' HOMEO.

MEDICTSE COTMt VUliam and Ann Streets. Vew York. A Handsome Woman Every woman may not be hand-ome, but every woman should keep with care the good point nature has given her. No woman need have sallow skin, dull eye, blotchy complexion, who pays proper attention to her healths Where constipation, liver derang mants, blood impurities and oth3 exist, good complea bright eyes, and sprightl? novemenis cannot exist, internal larzirijjeiYierits rsveal themselves sooner Saler cn the surface. Headache, dark Kansas division tells one on a Pullman porter.

When the train pulled into the depot at Joplin the porter Avent to a restaurant and purchasing a quart of coffee returned to the rear steps of the coach and commenced eating his lunch. After a wait of some time a well, known at this place and highly respected. Cassville News. Fr.m The Win. Rose of Viola, was in town Tuesday, and said that they friend passing by asked him if would have a few peaches in that he was laying off.

He replied that section. he was waiting for his train to pull out. The friend informed him that his train was at that moment hiking out for Monett. A hasty glance told him that he had hitched himself to an empty car on a side track, and with a yell that could be heard blocks away he raced down the M. Bayless and Robt.

C. Overton of near Corsicana, were in town Tuesday. Robert is suffering with a wounded hand, that was injured while working on a saw mill. From reports we gather that in regard to the peaches, the present indications are, that we will have lots of peaches. Plenty discharged.

Ora Barton, also discharged. State vs C. M. Roper, larceny from dwelling, plea of guilty and punishment asest'ti at 40 days in jail. State vs Ellis Barnes, plosives in Flat creek, forfeiture of recognizance taken and scire "facias ordered.

State vs I. E. Ayers, exhibiting weapons, continued at cost of defendant, recognizance given. State vs Cass M. Robert, felon- platform yelling, waving his hand and spilling coffee a every inmtl With the aid of the switch i for home consumption and corn-engine crew he caught his train i mercial purposes, which will tend out in the suburbs and proceeded divorce: decree for plaintiff, with ion his journey, but it is'nt safe p.itodv of r-hildren to mention spilled coffee to him.

State vs D. L. Baylor embezzle ment: continued. Carrie M. Fay vs A.

W. Fay, divorce: decree for defendant on cross bill. J. I. Fowler vs Ada G.

Fowler ious assault. lismisse 1 by stare DISGUSTED FISHERMAN One of our merchants, a great fisherman, lias become disgusted with the sport and threatens to swear off. It is his custom to go down to to help out republican prosperity. Anna M. Burton vs John W.

I Ichey Sundays and depopulate Burton, divorce; continued by defendant. Clarence Beck vs Dollie Beck, divorce; decree for plaintiff. the tinny tribe. A couple of weeks ago he went down as usual selected a soft spot on the bank and impalinga small, sickly look- an rose i i a i gc to pay costs. Sure vs Bill Wallace, violating local option law, dismissed by state.

State vs Fred Cox, violating local option law, continued by agreement. M. E. Anderson vs St. L.

S. F. K. damage, continued by agreement. E.

E. Eagle vs St. L. S. F.

E. R. damage, continued by plaintiff. F. P.

Sizer vs St. L. S. d.Ji. R.

attorney fees, trial by court, judgment fcr $114.. "0 State vs Fields, breaking jail, plea of guilty as to burglary, sent to reform school two years. Dismissed as to larceny, indictment quashed defendant discharged. State vs Ben Mercer, petit larceny, indictment quashed defend ant discharged. State vs Albert Bennett mayhem, trial by jury, verdict guilty of common assault and fined $10.

Phoebe C. Thomas et al. vs Wilbur S. Boster, partition, J. S.

Davis appointed guardian ad litem for minordefendant. reluctantly prepared for his re-j turn trip: when to his disgust he iuiscoerou mat ine worm tnat tn th r.runn Hattie M. Jackson vs H. D. ing worai his hook, his Miller, application for writ ofisllinil1 lun against the soft habeas corpus: children awarded ot trpl aml Prepared to plaintiff haul 'em out.

They didn't haul. but he was patient and persevered EXPERT OPINION. jin hisefforts. Xooncame, he emp- i 'tied his pockets of bologna and hat is the use of a child go-; crackers, and persevered some ing to school to learn mere gra i more. 1 ram time came and he mar: aucn luenu.x is ine opinion of the mother of a girl whose teacher instructed her to purchase a book on that Lu lu came back the next day with this explanatory letter: "I do not desire for Lulu shall ingage in grammar, and prefer her ingage in yuseful studies, and can learn her to spoke and write properly myself.

I have went through two grammars, and I can't say as they did me no good. I prefer her engage in german and drawing and vocal music on the Henry Tutt has purchased W. K. Martin's property on Central Avenue and will make it his home. Robt.

Johnston has sold the Wm. Jacobs one-acre tract ic West Mo nett to F. Walter. Mr. P.

N. Reese returned Sun day to her home at Cassville after a visit with her mother, Mrs. M. J. Jeff rie.

The Chicago board ot education has ordered the lockers ol the hiih school enlarged be-cause tney were too small to hold the girls' bats. We miist all bow to the dictates cf fashion. Secretary Geo. J. C.

Wilhelm lead Y. M. C. A. meetit-g Sunday.

The dav fas the tenth anniversary Mr. Wiiheim seivice as secretary here He gave an interesting taik along- the line of the work the p.it ten year-. During that length of tune 250o different men have be- FORGOTTEN. "You know that $10 you lent me "Not now. Introduce me." Cleveland Leader.

he had placed on the hook ot the early morning hour had grown fat and corpulent by brousing around all day on the slimy bottom of the creek. He swears that he is a fisher man and not afattener of worms, ane that he is done wilh the spot. The neighbsrs have discovered him investigating his worm factory twoo-i three times this week and they are of the opinion that he will be found making a sneak for the depot early Sunday morning. George Peterson, of Springfield, was in the city Friday. J.

F. Campbell's little son James has an attack ot measles. Mr Townsley, a jeweler at Purdy died Saturday morning. R. M.

Callaway and Jas. KiDgwent down to embalm the body. Mr. and Mrs. Zweig left Saturday for New Salem, their old home.

Zweig has been employed at Callaway's store the past month. The Southern Methodist and Baptist ladies, who served 'dinner election day, believe in the value of advertising and patronized the city papers. As the dailies make a practice of publishing church notices free the ladies showed their appreciation by presenting the Editors with meal tickets. The windows are being placed this week in the new Catholic church building and it is expected that the work will be completed on the structure some time next week week. "When completed it will be one of the finest church buildings in this part of the state J.

W. Cook and family, who have been for years residents ot Monett departed Tuesday morning for Af- ton, where Mr. Cook has purchased a blacksmith shop and where they will reside in the future The Times will keep them posted on Monett matters. Hur Miller has accepted a position with the United States Ei-pressXompany at this place. Mr.

and Mrs. Roy Ellis visited at Rogers, Friday and Saturday. L. Mc Xatt has moved to Pur-and will open a barber shop. iss Meda Westerman will go to the country in a few days to make her home with her grandparects.

Mail Clerk Waters was called to Texas by the serious illness of his father. Cornelius Tate has returned from Springfield where he was havinr his eyes treated. Miss Anna Mitchell, of Spring field, visited Friday and Saturday in Monett. Mrs. P.

F. Ferguson and children spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. D. E.

Brite in the country. Preston Brown departed Sunday night for Cleburne, to make his home. Misses Lulu and Jewell Fly, of Purdy, spent Sunday with Misses Louise and Marie DeBrosse. Mrs. Chapman, who had been visiting her sister, Mrs.

Felix Cox, went to Cassville Sunday. Mrs. Hattie Pope ot Utah, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E.

C. Drowley. Mrs. Baruey Mulreoin has returned trom a visit to her daughter, Mrs A I Patterson at Ucyrus, Kan Mr. and Mrs.

G. M. Withers, of Stones Prairie, were in Monett on business Monday. Mrs. F.

C. Williams returned Saturday trom a visit at Peirce City, Her little nephew, Earl Con ner returned with her. Miss Sallie Moore returned to her home at Joplin Sunday after a visit with her sister, Mrs. I) Tate. The game Sunday between Mo nett and Anderson base ball teams resulted in victory for the Mocelt nine.

Mrs. M. C. Goodwin and children have returned from a visit at Pitts burg, Kan. Mrs.

O. S. Parker was called to Tennessee last week bv the death of her sister. Mr. and Mrs.

H. Hines have gone to Illinois to visit relatives before returning to their home in Califor nia. rcrr.d the e--es, fbsIgw i sin, a frxilns mocn ihai the liver organs aro r.ccc'rj help and Chamberlain's Stomach and Jvcr Tablets give this necessary 1 slp fjv-y in nature cwn way. They co nt tSe bowels but tone up the iivrr trJ to ulfiU their proper functions. So niW anil cJo they ect that one hrcily realise 'Hat they have taken medicine.

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