Stanberry Herald - Headlight from Stanberry, Missouri • Page 7

,1 STAKEERHY HERALD htt-rr-nri tViragj Country Locals I "If" Misses Minnie LaJoio and Clara Pratt spent the week-end with friends Haas renns in Albany, Mrs. McMahon's parents, of Shenandoah, Iowa, huve been visiting her. They returned home Friday. Mr. and Mrs.

Sam Allen spent Sunday at the Welby Thomas home." Notice to Borrowers For 43 years we have handled money for the Prudential Insurance Company. They are the oldest and most reliable people to borrow money from. We are now making 5 and 7 year loans, at a 5 per cent rate of interest, and a small commission. I Big Anniversary I I When you want a loan always come to us, we have always got the money. Forest, Otha and Myrtle Thomas have been visiting at Conception.

Ovid Frances and wife visited Sun-dajtat the John Miller home. Mrs. Mary Walton is staying at Dale Miller's ami helping cure for her two grandchildren who have been quite sick. Miss Naida Clark visited Monday night with Mrs. Lee Wulton.

Wesley Boner, Clarence and o-reno Cogdill called at the Welby Thomas home, Sunday, Miss Lillie Myrick spent Sunday with Clara and Lillian McMahon. There will be Home-Coming at the" Cogdill school house next Friday-Tins is especially for all who have attended school or tuupht there und their friends. A basket dinner will be served and the afterneon will be given over to music, singing.read-ings and a talk by County Superintendent Duncan and others. If you were a pupil or a former- teacher, you are cordially invited. Miss Madaline Morris attended the teachers meeting at Maryville three days of last week.

There were. MctBSTY fARfl LOAN CO. i -fc latMli -HHF 1' Going big in spile of bad weather an 1 bad roa Js. Verily the buying public is the judge. People arc i ot easily deceived, and after careful comparison of our Great Sale prices with other store prices, ws have no trouble wl atever in making the sales.

Quality will tell and when compared wilh inferior goods, the outstanding difference is tco great. W-E GET THE BUSINESS ON QUALITY AND PRICES. Read The Herald for news. over fifteen hundred teachers present from the nineteen counties of Northwest Missouri. Marion LaJoie and wife spent Sun Starbeams GENTRY KEWS ROTES day afternoon at the W.

D. CogdillJ Mr. and Mrs. W. L.

Hall and Miss home. The M. B. Society will meet with Mrs. W.

D. Cogdill on Wednesday, Oct. instead of this week, due to inclement weather. Get your Suit or Overcoat during this sale. YES, we GIVE you a hat free.

with either. Ladies' Cloaks, Ladies' Dresses, Ladies' Suils save. They are etter, Cheaper than anywhere else. A Birthday Surprise A host of relatives and friends gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

John Yount, last Sunday, it being Mrs. Yount's birthday. Well-filled baskets were taken and a fine dinner was served in cafeteria style. Those present were; Mr. und Mrs.

Henry Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Sum mers, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Yount, Mr.

and Mrs. J. A. Armstrong, Mr. and ThelmaWestbrook ate Sunday dinner with Otto Spaht and family.

Lee Law, wife and son Ovid spent Sunday with K. C. Lock wood and family. Mrs. Wesley Stephenson who has had pneumonia is able to be up a-guin.

Her mother, Mrs.Concver was with her last week. Mrs. John Anderson of Maryville visited with her sister, Mrs. Chas. Leuch last week, Clarence Dakan and family and Miss Electa Raily spent Sunday with Mr.

und Mrs. James Johnson. Wo are glad to report that Mrs. Chas Allen who is in the Noyes hospital, is improving Homer Kvans and family called at the John Johnson homcSundayevcn- Dale Sherry and family of near Guilford visited Sunday with their cousins, Perry Sherry and Miss torene Evansspent the week end at the Homer Evans home. John Kelly and wife attended Sunday School and church at Mt.

Zion Sunday and ate dinner with her brother Fred Motzkus and family. John Short visited-his little granddaughters at Council (J lull's last week. Miss Mattie Short spent Sunday with Mrs. Anna Short. Mrs.

Fannie Smith and Mrs. Bet-tie Ross visited Sunday with Mrs. Ad Grable. Mrs. Ernest Brittian, Mrs.

Dale Miller. Mrs. Mary Walton. Logan Yount. John Stuart, Ruby and ICr-lene Britian, Julia anil Dee Yount, Dorothia Summers, Byrdene, Ruth, Ellen and Vonda Miller, Mary Lois Miller.

Glenn, Oscar and Godfrey Anders Charles Ahlridge, Kelsey Allen Hinkle, Kdmond and Clifford Armstrong, George Martin Miller, Mrs. William Gladstone who has been visiting her parents Henton and wife of Albany returned home Tuesday evening. Mrs. Mary Steiglcman was at Albany visitor Tuesday. Jack Morgan and wife and daughter Louise were Albany visitors Saturday.

And still it rains but continues warm for which Ye scribe is very thankful, it just suits our clothes. Mrs. Walter Jones accompanied by her daughter Miss AthaundArch Burkhart motored to St. Joseph Wednesday Rurkhart and Atha returned that evening Mrs. Jones staying until Saturday.

Gentry has only five oldnmidsand about six bachelors so there won't be any more Weddings Bells ringing here, any one wanting their names inquire of Judge Mitchell. Airs. Hobart Marsh is quite sick at her home east of town. Homer Summa and family of Akron Ohio are here visiting his mother, Mrs. Fannie Summa.

Chas Williamson and of Maryville visited Saturday night with Elmer Summa and family. Mrs M. Spencer is having her bouse raised and a new foundation put under it, Jay Malson of Oklahoma is doing the work. John ScJiaumloeffel and wife of Okla. are here veiling his mother andsister Mrs.

Be mice Cusity. E. G. Allen of St. Joseph was in our city, last week, returning home Saturday.

Yes, we are giving away Silk Socks with Diess Shoes, and two pair of Work Socks with Work oes Because We Want to, TEAT'S ALL and the host and hostess. Palm Bearers The following dead are hurried in Mt.Zion M. R. Church yard frofn 1879 to date Oct. 1923.

The list num. hers 89, and is correct to the best of my knowledge, as follows: Amber- cumber, babe, Ambercumber babe, Ambercumber babe, Ardlenian babe, John, Charles and Nora Able, Lizzie Berry, Henry Beachler, Charles, Daily, Joshua, Deborah, W. J. H. and Sarah Cranor, Ora Reeco, Myrtle Cranor, Matilda Thomas Cogdill Civil war soldier, We have Sheetings, nghams, Putts, and every other item advertised for our sale anJ plenty of them and at the prices Sarah Cogdill, MarvinCogdilPs babe, Grotis Cogdill 's babe, B.

F. Evans Salvation Army Rank. Rnnlv In the Salvation army Is denoted on the bonnets of woman "soldiers." A red menns thnt the wearer Is, nn officer. If she has reached the rank of enslj-n the name on the ribbon nppeiira In white Instead of gold letters. Civil war soldier, Martha Evans, Mrs.

Put. Hogan, Lucy Hopper, Hopper babe.Thlenfeldt babe, Joshua Jones Civil Warsjldier, Kiser labe A Few Ntw Curse. TC I 1 II 1. F.l IK M.m Wilma Long, Long Harry Lemly's babe Harry Lemly's child, Oscar, Ella and Newhall Lee, Josie Legg, Brother Legg, Earl Marticke ancient graves In nnd meant for the pouring of libations upon the Vnshes of the dead were used by rules of tliH deceased to drop elaborate curses engraved on lead luto the grave babe, Rachel Miller, Eliza and Charles Newhall, Henry und Russell Sager, Charles Sager's babe, Jacob Sager, Garfield Sager's wife, Maggie, of the hated crMturet. The walrmr" ffttifbott-XWi pounds of pounds of ot anil white whnlc furnisacs much more.

Frank, David and Susan Sterick, Haas WreiE Oren Slocum's babe, Peter Lintz's bube, Georgia Chester Slocum's children, Slocutn bube, Slocum babe, Wm. Staly chil), Bert Shisler's babe, Shisler babe, Annie and Senna Shis-! ler, John Reed's dud, Catherine Reed, 1 Slli Vnnnir Win Pnn.i. I Miss Ruth Kier who is attending school hew spent the week end with the formers parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kier.

Josic Murphy returned toher work Saturday evening after a weeks visit with her mother Mrs. John man at Darlington. i Lester Summa spent Snnday night at Albany. Clarence Wilson nnd wife spent Monday night with his brother Bel-don Wilson und family. Born to Mr.

and Mrs. Luke Stein-man a daughter. Suuday Oct.7. Mrs. FannieGetuu dchildren Nola and Merlin left Saturday for her sister's in south Missouri.

Quite a number of young people went to Worth Thursduy night to the skating rink, some report a good time and others not' quite so nice, However some went back Saturday night, Clyde Summa, wife and baby, who have been visiting relatives in Iowa returued home Wednesday. U-cd By Three Generations "I used Foley's Honey and Tar personally, give it to my UrandcliilJren with the sn me good result," writes Mrs. K. Olson. Superior, Wise.

Foley's Honey and tur his stood the test of timeserving three generations Relieves coughs, and croup. W. E. Blincoe. WOMAN'S STAEMENT WILL HELP STANBERRY day babe, Irish Billie Keneda Mr.

and Mrs. Hubbard, Alice wers babe, Tom Mcleuns be, Nevu Wilson, -Mr. McKau Confederate Soldier, Mrs. Me. Kaughan, Whit-ting ton babe, Williums, Cutherin Soger's father.

Shelby Iwys futher, Jimmiu Simmon's llbe, Lige Reed Grandma Schwulm, Lon Stiles, Johtt KisiM bube, Addcock bube, Artie Shisler, EmmuUoutwright, and Ed, babe. i Mrs, H. Cranori The Spider's Silk, VI Hated cooking because all I ate turned sour and formed gas. I drank hot water and olive oil by the gallon. Nothinsr helped until I used Any of you small competitors who cannot originate or write your own advertisements are at iyrf.iilrty:4 copy this; We Son' mind it at rail to write your "ads" for you 1 Alderika." Moat medicines act only on lower bowl but Alderika actson BOTH UDDer and lower bowel i nd Louise Morgan visited at the NoK removes all gas and poisons, Excellent (or obstinate constipation.

Helps any case gas on th 2 stomach in TEN minutes, W. E. Blincoe: Druasist mal school Thursday. 1 Cteo Lotw and family wire Sunday visitors ith Lewis Ruy and family. Ida nrttan Albany Visited frkada ia our city Ssturfeioight.

The amount or silk produced fey endi spider la so sum II that a scientist lias nmiimied that 03,822 of tnt losteti would tie wqnlred to produc a ingle.