The Neosho Daily News from Neosho, Missouri • Page 1

NEOSHO DEMOC Volume 12 NEOSHO, THURSDAY, JANUARY 18, 1917. Number 302 GERTRUDE FERGUSON -Osteopathie Physician Gittings Building, Neosho, Mo. Phones Offices? Residence 283 Out of town Saturday Afternoons Start the New Year right by having that long delayed photograph, which "you have promised your friends often made today. We are showing the most attractive finishes and the best looking folders have ever shown. The Donsan Studio rhe Photogrnphdr in your lown Neosho Candy Kitchen PHONE 68 DR.

N. BAILEY OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN I make a specialty of diseases of women and children and all acute as well as chronic diseases. Office hours, 9 to 11 a. m. 1 to 6 p.

m. Office 207, North Wood Street. Chas. E. Prettyman, Jr, ATTORNEY Office hours 9 to 12, and 1 to 4:00.

Money to Loan Farms, Houses and Lots for salt time Will Buy Notes and Mortgages Phone DENTIST 1. O. O. F. Building Office 200, Residence 205 Holdup Man in Jail.

The man who escaped on the' night of Jan. 4 after, an attempt to holdup and rob Mayor Beavers, is now in the Carthage jail on the charge of stealing a watch at the Newland Hotel in Webb City on Jan. 8. His name is Jack Gormley and his home is at Tahlequah, Okla. After the attempted holdup here, at which time Gorm ley's partner, Everett Gray, was captured by Mayor Beavers, our officer's found out who the other man was and where he yvas from.

After he was.arrested and put in jail at Carthage he wrote to Tahlequah for help and it was through this letter that our officers learned where he was. Marshal Pearman, Sheriff Sanders and Mayor Beavers went to Carthage Tuesday and Mayor Beavers identified him. In fact Gormley admitted his identity. He will be brought back here soon to answer to the charge. Clean your stove pipes and chimneys with "Anti-Soot" compound.

No dirt, no annoyance Frank J. Gittings, "The Coal Man." 2-6 W. L. Garver will speak at Woodmen Hall Sunday, Jan. 21, at 2:30 p.

taking for his subject "War, it's Cause and Cure." No admission will be charged and everybodv is invited. City Marshal B. J. Pearman has been appointed truant officer and already the attendance ha increased. He has expressed hi intention of getting 'all children in school who should be there and will also turn his attention to the parents of those who are not attending.

Little Troy Butler, 8 year old, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Butler was the victim of a painful accident this morning just before nine o'clock.

His mother was busy ironing and the boy went upstairs to build up the fire in a stove there. There were goals in the stove and it seems that after he put in some wood he threw in some coal oil. This created a gas which exploded and burned the little fellow quite badly. His hair, eyelashes and eyebrows are badly scorched and his face and nose badly burned. Miller-Brooks Meeting.

In spite of cold weather and slippery sidewalks, the interest these meetings continue and is growing. Last night witnessed fine service. The music under the direction of Mr. Brooks is inspiring and is lead-ing people to Christ. Evangelist Miller is preaching with power each night and the church is feeling the influence of the sermons.

His sermon last night was on "The Great Salvation" and was clear and forceful. He made it plain that salvation begins in fhis world and continues in the world to come. If we are saved now people will know it. Christ said to Zaccheus, "Today is salvation come to yout- house," and immediately we see the man of small stature phyafc- ally but big proportions religiously living a new life. HP made the wrong things "right.

If he had defrauded anyone he restored to them fourfold. closed the sermon with a plain statement of the steps necessary in be saved. Tonight it is expected the attendance will be large to hear the subject, "The New Birth." Sunday afternoon there will be a special service for men only. Rubbers Overshoes Raincoat i Notice A. F.

A. M. Regular meeting of A. A. M.

will be held tonight at Masonic Hall. All members requested to be present, visitors cordially invited. Work in third degree. E. L.

Mahan W. M. Chas. E. Prettyman, Sec.

Golden Eagle SOUTHWEST CORNER SQUARE FRESH THINGS TO EAT Our fc-ales Prove This Last ytar we turned our stock times or almost once every three weeks. This proves beyond a doubt when you buy your eatables here, they are fresh Have ytu tried our Holland brand of Jellies Preserves, Apple Butter, Relishes, Pickles, and Olives? This is our medium price line and is very fine. Best Bulk Mince Meat, per Peeled Dried Peaches, per Ib 20c Head Lettuce (Extra Good) per 10c Flake and Pearl Hominy, per Ib. 5c BARLOW'S "The Store The Goods" DOORS WILL BE LOCKED AT 3 money is fully in sured against burglary and daylight hold-up, we feel it is placing an extra risk on the Insurance Companies to leave our doors unlocked when the curtains are drawn up, so in the future lour doors will be locked when the curtains are up. In case any customer should desire to transact business after (hours please telephone and we will meet him at the door.

Bank of Neosho First National Bank Neosho Savings Bank 301 5t Newton County Bank. Home made buckwheat flour, 2 Ibs. for 15 cents. Billy Lea's Grocery. 2-3 For room close in.

Modern conveniences. Phone 244. 302-ff 4 pounds best head rice for 25 cents Friday and Saturday. 3t Centers Grocery. A fine 9-pound boy was born to Mr.

and Mrs. Ed Miller at their home southwest of town this morning. Arthur Todd, one of our carrier boys, who is seriously ill with pneumonia, was reported to have rested well last night. for general housework. Mrs.

E.F. Miller, rt. 6. See Walter Miller at Democrat office. 2-4 Let your rent money pay tor a home.

See the Building and Loan Association for particulars. as Elizabeth Anderson TEACHER OF PIANO Careful Training Given Beginners well as more advanced pupils Phone 304 208 Hickory Street Auto Livery Service, Any place, any where, any time: Reasonable prices. Phone 50 SMITH'S LIVERY Cauliflower, head lettuce, leaf lettuce, mango peppers, nice cabbage, sweet potatoes, cranberries, cocoanuts, celery, apples of all kinds. 300-4 Centers Grocery Others have paid for the homes in the Buildup and Loan Association. Why not you? Set the Secretary.

S. D. Hatfield and family, who have occupied the Alexander property just south of the Newton County Bank are moving to the E. D. Smith property at the corner of Hill street and Me Quary avenu0.

Chiropractor Henry F. Barbarick Phone 326. Offices 210 South Hamilton St. I blocks east and a half block nouth of Poatoffice Franklin Said: "The wise use of money is all the advantage there is in having money. say, "A wise use of money would be to invest in a Hart Sehaffner arx euit or overcoat now.

They'll cost more later on. McGintyS 111 lUllillllillHIIIfIIIDIV.