The Neosho Times from Neosho, Missouri • Page 8

-f 'y i ir EIGHT THE NEOSHO TIMES, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1927 'i NKWTONIA I and Miss Thomas drove over to IdtteS Dottle Weoms and Will Clnrk Springfield to attend the teachers' Wont to Spring City Sunday afternoon meeting. to their old schoolmate Mrs. Nlta Waddcl. Mr. Clark is here from Pe- orlft, visiting old friends and his mother on Neosho route 2.

Bryan Slier left Saturday morn- Miss Thomas, our commercial teacher, spent the week end at Holden, Mo. Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Slier are announcing the arrival of their first! oo ing for Tulsa, where he has, son, Bryan Oct. 28.

a position as electric wellman. Mrs. Christian of Rocky Comfort visited her daughter Mrs. John Williams last week. The two Barnwell children that ran off and got as far as Stotts City wrote that they were on their way to Grove to see their grandmother.

The Neosho police were on the lookout for them when they wrote. Misses Faye and Bessie Snyder of Neosho visited Edna and Jessie Craton this week and enjoyed the big Hallowe'en party at the school house. Mrs. Hattie Nlmmo, one of the partners in the J. O.

Clark Co. store, is one of the clerks now. Miss Dorothy Williams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C.

E. Williams, fhfl week end with Mr. and Mrs. Ted Williams at Stella. The pie supper given at 'Cedar Bluff the 28th for the benefit of the school was a success and a large attendance was reported.

Miss Sarah Anna Brown was presented a fine box of candy for being the most popular young lady. J. B. Qilley went to Springfield last week and purchased a fine Overland car. Mr.

Rowe, our Stark City merchant, happened, to a serious accident last week when coming home with a load of goods. His truck caught fire and burned with all the contents. Mr. Rowe was badly burned. Miss Rhea Landreth who Is attending high school in Joplin spent the week end with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Oscar Landreth. A. C. McBrlde and Mrs.

Jessie Tilton went to Springfield on the bus The Ozark people certainly made a hit with the south while at Memphis lost week. The Queen of the fair Miss Jewel J. Johnson speaks very complimentary of them in a letter written her cousin Mrs. E. C.

Chapman. SWEFTWATER GRANBY Mrs. L. E. Mitchell who has been staying with Mrs.

Lulu' Kingston for some time returned to her home In Neosho Saturday. Mrs. H. W. Ball, Mrs.

J. R. Underwood, Mrs. Lulu Kingston, Mrs. B.

H. and Miss Helen drove to Joplln Saturday to "Countess Maritza" at the New Joplln Theater. Mr. and Mrs. W.

B. Wise from Mountain Grove spent the week end with Mrs. Wise' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hutsell.

Mr. and Mrs. L. H. McColgin and Mr.

and Mrs. C. E. Dixon were among those who attended the show Mr. and Mrs.

Smith of Neosho i at the New Joplin Theater Saturday Thursday morning. Misses Dottle Weems, are visiting their son Ed Smith and night ner mother. Mrs. Mrs, W. W.Hudson Underwood and Cook of Neosho are visiting with Mrs.

Howard Gray in Carthage Sun-. wS ht AlV i Maggie Parker returned home who is stay-i Sunday after visiting friend, in Car- Ing with her aunt at Wheaton and I tervllle and Joplin last week to school visited her parents! Miss Edna Hart who is attending hoins iu i Teachers' College in Springfield was wife, Alvln i In Granby visiting her parents Mr. going over the week end. G. A.

Haworth and and Haworth, wife and little daughter, Tommie Dawson and wife and W. C. end. and Mrs. W.

r. Hart, over the week Lewis, wife and son visited at Jop- Mr. and Mrs. R. W.

Lewis and lin Sunday with the Stevens family, i daughter Margaret spent the week Edgar McCleary and wife spent end in Baxter Springs visiting Mrs. Sunday evening at the Alvln Haworth Lewis' sister Mrs. Basil Johnson and home family. The ladies aid of the Sweetwater Rev. Newton Bundy left Saturday church will meet at the C.

E. White I for Greenfield where he is located home Wednesday afternoon. They for the coming year. are going to piece a quilt. i Joe BundyTTa.rb The Hallowe'en party held at Mrs.

list but Is improving nicely. Bert Hammers for the Sweetwater W. H. Williams and family drove Baptist church was fine aa the to Baxter Springs Sunday and her ghosts, witches and the fortune tel- mother Mrs. Raburn came home with Maudle Smalley, Mr.

and Mrs. Verdie Hardy and children, Mr. and Mrs. Ollle Bond and children, Mr. and Mrs.

Dee Patterson and son, Mr. and Mrs. Selsor and children, Mr. and Mrs. C.

H. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Stribbltng and children, Mrs. Lola Nutting and Mr.

and Mrs. Kleh Branlsk, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Branick and daughter and Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Hill and family. Mr. and Mrs. Bowman, our teachers, attended the teachers' meeting at Springfield last week. A reunion of the Brock family was held Sunday at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. C. W. Green. About 52 persons were in attendance.

A bountiful dinner was enjoyed by all and the afternoon was spent in visiting and music and singing. -Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Russell Brock of Galena, Mr. and Mrs.

Win. Brock and sons, Archie and Jlmmie and daughter Ethel of Joplln, Mr. and MS-s. Bert Dunkin and son and daughter of Columbus, Purdie Wenzel of Galena, Mr. and Mrs.

Orvllle Wenzel and daughters of Columbus, A. E. Wenzel of Galena, Beeler of Baxter Springs, Mr. Mrs. Henry Fain of Neosho, Mr.

and Mrs. N. J. Fain 'and grandson, Clifton Mllleson of route 2, Mr. and Mrs.

Loren Cope of June, Mrs. P. D. Brock of Joplln, Mr. and Mrs.

Alva Brock and son, Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Brock and children of Neosho, Mr.

Mrs. J. O. Brock and fttmUy The hostess is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

J. O. Brock. Mr. and Mrs.

A. Hillis, Mr. and Mrs. M. E.

Branlck, Mr. and Mrs. Allle Selsor and children, Mr. and building In which he has his bakery. He recently traded for the building.

K. L. Heflin who has been seriously ill is improving. Mr. and Mrs'.

G. W. Laurance, Grover T. Laurance and Mrs. H.

P. Laurance and son visited last. Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G.

L. Tatum of Newtonia. Arthur Largen has been trading cars. He now has a nice Chrysler sedan. F.

L. Denton has opened a meat market In the Maples building. He has employed Frank Hudson as manager. pur streets and public roads are being wonderfully improved by the county road maintainer which been in operation in this locality for the last few days. Harold Largen spent Sunday with his home folks.

He Is a student of Drury College at Springfield. Miss Estner Callaway was at home Sunday and Monday. She is attending the Teachers College at Springfield. Blaln. a patient in SL lers were all there.

We want to them. thank Mrs. Hammers and the mu- Ed Allen and Carl June- slclans for such a good time. C. L.

Fatten and family attended the Hallowe'en party at Bert Hammers Monday night. Several from Sweelwater' attended tion Wednesday, Oct. 26. the pie supper at Diamond Hall last Mrs. Chas.

Sanders and son George Wednesday night. They reported a D. went to Joplln Thursday to visit tion visited his sister Mrs. A. J.

Lewis and family Monday. Mrs. A. J. Lewis attended his sister's birthday dinner in Carl June- Nannie fine program and the proceeds were relatives and friends.

Chapman, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Craton $20.89. I nna Colllns i Mrs. Neilson of and daughter What'you specially wish to be assured-is that the Goat you purchase is correctly styled and as appropriate on Fifth Avenue today as on Main street.

We assure you of that it is particularly becoming to you and, being of a few, is not likely te become too common. We assure you of then, when you begin to consider quality of material and tailoring, and to judge its value comparatively, we assure you that the utmost in these is before you. URLEY DRY GOODS COMPANV Without Extravagance" F. S. WAGONEB, Manager lew, J.

H. Tharp, Hart, H. W. Kansas City are visiting Mrs. Collins' sister Mrs.

S. B. Varner. Mrs. Neilson returned home Sunday.

Those who attended the District meeting of the Rebekah Lodge Thursday, Nov. 3 were Mesdames J. L. Poland, Bert Woods, C. Buck- S.

Harris, W. Chas Allfin, C. L. Heed, C. C.

Hudson. F. L. Repass, Roy Overby, Anna Hillard, G. i A.

Sweet, S. H. Hudson, Chas. Sanders, Delia Overby. C.

C. Ball, Roy Jones, Mary McDaniel, J. B. niel, Alma Frlsble and Misses Helen I Woodcock, Imogene Hudson, Flor- once Ball and Lena Scholes. Mesdames J.

F. Spangle, Roy i Overby and Misses Marie and Edna I Hart attended the "Countess Maritza" in Joplin Saturday afternoon. Dr. and Mrs. C.

E. Hudson re'-- turned home Tuesday morning from Osawatomie, where they have been visiting Dr. Hudson's class; mates. Frank Scholes was up Sunday from Plcher, Okla. Word has been received here thai I A.

H. Scholes and wife arrived at Tazewell, Saturday night, safe i and sound. Gen? Scholes of Quapaw, spent Saturday night and Sunday in I Granby. children, Mrs. Miss Georgia Mrs.

Fred Hill and Chester Green and Robertson attended services at the First Baptist church In Neosho Sunday night. A surprise party was given for Virginia Branham at her home Monday night in honor of her nineteenth birthday. Quite a number from Hill Dale were In attendance. A very nice time was had by all and they making good progress toward recovery. Among those who attended the teachers' meeting at Springfield were W.

B. Callaway, Jim Capps, G. £3. Barlow and Misses Elizabeth and Thelma Neil. Mrs.

Clarissa Hudson of Mt. Vernon is having her residence property in Rltchey repaired. Several Big Specials for Saturday, Visit Gesners Variety Store. A. HEBRON (By Maud Brown) J.

Hurst is on the sick list. Grandma Depriest is still very sick. She was moved Sunday to her home at Mrs. Reynolds. Last Thursday Andrew Brown and wife were In Greenwood district visiting their prandfather Will White and uncle, 'Dick White.

Both have been on the sick list quite awhile. Dick has" consumption. Palace Deprlest and wife of Grovef and Mrs. Amy Johnson of Carl Junction were called here lost week by the serious illness of their mother Deprlest. Also a sister, Mrs.

Seamster of Afton, came. Monday night several young people gathered at the J. H. Brown -tome for a Hallowe'en party. The evening was spent in playing games and telling jokes.

Homemade candy was served to twenty people. All parted saying they had an enjoyable evening. STEULA SCHOOL NOTES The Juniors are missing Myrl Murphy from their Clowes. She has been absent from school two weeks on account of Illness. Our best basket ball'game of the season was played heife Saturday night between Purdy and Stella Junior high teams, The home team wdn by a close margin of one point.

It was a good olean game and both teams showed themselves to be real sportsmen. The American Literature class la studying Hawthorne's "Twice Told Tales." The high school classes are planning their banners for Rally Day. Mr. moved his family into the Jenks Flat lost week. A delightful Hallowe'en party was given by the Delta Alpha 'at the home of Ylene Carter Monday night.

The first event of'the evening was a treasure hunt which led the masqueraders through a number of streets and alleys back to the Carter home where the treasure awaited them. Halowe'en stunts and games were played throughout the evening. Thelma Lick was prize for the prettiest costume and Gordon Kenny for keeping his identity the longest. Light refreshments were served to about fifty guests. departed at a late hour wishing Virginia many more happy birthdays.

Miss Jewel Smith of Kansas City who has been visiting her mother returned home the last of the week. Mr. and Mrs. John Shumaker of Hilldale were Sunday guests at the i home of H. T.

Arwood and family. The work on the church building i is progressing fiteFly: Any contrlbu- i tions of labor or money from any- one will be greatly appreciated by htis community. A surprise party was given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C.

H. Smith Friday night in honor of Mr. Smith's birthday. Quite a number of the neighbors gathered and an enjoyable evening was spent all. Several Big Specials for Saturday.

Visit Gesners Variety Store. SPECIALS tor Saturday and Monday 10 Ibs. Sugar 64c 3 Ibs. 40c Coffee $1.00 Chase and Sanborn Coffee 45c 2 Ibs. fresh Raisins 25c 2 Ibs.

fancy dried Peaches 25c 2 Ibs. Prunes 25c Best Compound Lard 15c 10 Ibs. Sweet Potatoes 25c 10 Ibs. Cabbage 25c 15 Ibs. peck Potatoes 28c 8 Ibs.

Onions 25c Good hard wheat Flour, 24 Ibs. 95c 8 loaves any Bread 25c Cider Vinegar, gallon 35c 2 Ib. box Krispy Crackers 30c 8 Ib. box Krispy Crackers 42c Everything in Canned Goods at Reduced Price Cutright Kersey CAVK SPRIXG ITEMS (By Mrs. S.

B. McCoy) Will Swanson and son William Jr. returned from Oklahoma last Fri- day night. They have been shucking corn but finished their work there i and started for northwest Nebraska Tuesday. It is reported that corn is i extra good in that part of the coun- try.

Mr. and Mrs. Cloyd Cox of Joplln I have been spending a few days on I their new farm that they recently i purchased from a Joplln Realty Co. 1 They have put. some Improvements on it and expect to move on to it soon.

The M. A. wil hold their gular monthly meeting the first Moni day night, Nov. 7 at Hammers school houso, There will be a program and supper and a good time is expected. Clare Woods is building a new house.

It looks like we are going to havc a little oily at the 4-corners yet. Miss Catherine Lelgett, our teacher, and Miss Muriel Johnson, the I teacher at Schonborn, and Miss Imo- 1 gene Cassel of Spurgeon attended the teachers' meeting in Springfield Thursday and Friday. There was serious accident last Sunday morning at the Woods' filling but we hope not fatal. As Roy Hendershot of Neosho and another young man were leaving the station their car ran against a sign post and we suppose the car bounced back and the young man that was with Mr. Hendershot was thrown through the windshield and severely cut about the head and face.

He lost ciuite a quantity of blood. Several Big Specials for Saturday. Visit Gesners Variety Store. At the SaWOld Place South Side Square Stout'e 014 St 1 Phone 65 KIM SPRINGS Mr. and Mrs.

W. E. Bandy and sons visited her sister In Pierce City Sunday. A large crowd gathered ut the home of E. Branlck Sunday after Sunday school to help celebrate the birthdays of Howard Branlck, Verdie Hardy arid Albert Hillla.

A dinner enjoyed by all. Those present were Mr. and Mrs, Alber 'Htllis and.family, Mr, and Mrs. M. E.

Pock and Mrs, Sherman, Mr and Mrs. Jim A RITCBTJEY NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Godfrey vere in Wentworth on business Friday. Mr.

and Clyde Douthltt and amily accompanied Alice Elliott and Beulah Douthitt of Casslvlle attended jhurch at; Van Buren Friday night. Mrs. Nannie Buxton and daughter Fay and Mr. Seneca were at the Ed Beck, home Sunday. A birthday dinner was held at the lyde Douthitt home In honor of Mrs.

Douthitt. There were about twenty-eight present. Henry Strong is repairing the Hart WANT ADS OR pure tared Buff Rock Pullets at $1 each. No culls in the ot. J.

N. Erwin, Neosho, on Highway 71. 'OR DeLaval separator in good condition. Can be seen at North Transfer Storage, East ipring Street. 2-tf 'OR Holsteln bulls.

Topping Holstein Farm, 44 miles from Neosho, Gravette, Ark. 4B-tf FOR good Jersey cows rom two to four years old. Four riving milk. Two fresh in November. U.

C. Ahrens, Rt. 1, Rocky omfort, Mo. 2-2' FOR flock of about seven dozen English Speckled Sussex chickens. Entire flock or individually.

Reasonably priced. Wm. Neosho, route 3. Phone 8F32, I have just started shoeing horses in Noosho at the blacksmith shop of John Nally' corner East Spring and Lafayette'streets. Would be glad to see those in need of my service.

W. Cooley. INCUBATOR FOR, SAU3 400-egg Queen, set only a few same as for quick sale. Also Demon stove with canopy for 1200 chicks. Mrs.

T. H. Cagle, mile west of square at Intorseotion of 71 10. WILL little home in Neosho for farm not too far out. Have good residence in Springfield to trade for small well Improved farm around Neosho, Joe Roark, over First National Bank.

S-2t. FOR, rFlne improved twenty acres, berries, tr.uck and fruit of air kinds. Also "70 acres of timber pasture with 8 acres of good strawberries one year old. I anj sick, and old- IB my reajspn for renting Cwh rent, South, Hart Schaffner $28 $33 $39 Buys a lot for youtin these Qlothes for You get the best style you get fine tailoring that produces perfect fit yougetgoad woolens that mean longer service you get a guarantee of satisfaction. You'll more fully appreciate these good things when you haye seen and tried on the clothes.

We'll be glad to show you. Other gotid lotbes $20 and $25 Junior long pant suits $10, $12,50 and $15 Ginty'j Best Known Store la 01 ftfoftonalft County,.