The Silver Review from Carthage, Missouri • 5

ft'. THE MONTGOMERY COUNT TIMES, BELLFLOWER, MO. IT?" turners FROM the btork visited tne nome oi Will find our new -cent meal all that could be frills it plenty of food. The table set by the southern is so well known that nothing need be said. When you come to Bellfiower for your days shopping, visit us.

A light lunch of colfee and sandwiches is also offered at a price 10 cents to those who do not care for a heavy meal. SOUTHERN HOTEL. GEORGE BRYANT, Propietor Bellfiower, J. Evans and wife November 1st and left a fine 9 pound boy. Misses Lizzie Kneufuhler and Nell Allen two of our efficient teachers expect to attend the teachers association at Kansas City this eek.

They are anxious to take advantage of all the helps for successful teaching. The Bankers and a number of other soock holders held a bank examination Saturday. Mr. Kneubuhler sold a nice Mrs. Edd Sheetsv 6 miles riorth- east of Bellfiower delivered six coops of fancy Buff Orphingtoi, chickens to Grigg Mercantile Company Saturday.

C. D. Hendershott and family spent Sunday with relatives and Iriends at Middletown. 0. Huckride of New Truxton was here Monday on business.

Thuel Hagood has reopened his repair shop that he formerly occupied and is ready for any kind of repair work. W. L. Dunham of Prices Branch was in Bellfiower Monday doing some trading. He brought in two veal calves to be shipped to St.

Louiamarket. Both were real nice nnlircio anrl ha tnlH tht TIMFS KHltl'ir bunch of hogs to our stock buyers school Friday afternoon October, last week which netted him $10.00 27th was a success. It was given Jhm school yard. The teacher F. W.

Femmer was here TxoilTaiwj 15 f.mj and pupils formea a wall around We have just made a special deal with the manufacturers, and if your old se-parator is getting worn, is too small, or if you made a mistake in buying a cheap separator which does not skim clean, we can give you a good price for your old machine in part payment on a ceiinower aunaay snaiung nanai with friends. Dr. Drunern and wife and Mrs. B. F.

Mounts and Mrs. H. S. Ovvings and daughter motored to Bellfiower with Dr. one day last week.

Henry Terry sold 19 head of hogs to Hukreide Woodson whici averaged 160 lbs each. Simeon Vieth and wife and Wm River and sister Mrs. Henry Hoech uisited relatives, near Montgomery City Sunday. Robert Asply one of our former residents from Britten Oklahoma is here on a visit to his son if you will come in and see us at once while this offer holds good. The Great Western separator skims full capacity in either cold or warm milk and gets all the butter fat.

It is srniple in construction, runs easy on adjustable ball bearings. It is easy to keep clean and sanitary. All this is proven by years of satisfactory service. Tank swings around out of the way A. A.

and family and other reirpTiTftSouth and wife and Robert If I Low Tank Cream from top of bowl Milk from bottom III UUWI tp-? -I Sanitary GARDNER This Man 1 1 4.1. ii i.t were uum uuuiajcaiuugwn. Mrs. Prittchet Kithley and daugh ter of New Truxton were in Bell- ower Monaav navniK some ueuus- try work done. Emmit Morris and wtfe of Pike County were here Sunday and Monday, visiting relatives and shaking hands with old friends.

Ed O'Leary of near Middletown was in Bellfiower Monday marketing a load of wheat. John McCullough was in Montgomery Saturday night visiting a friend. J. (Bob) Mudd of West Prairie brought in 94 hogs to be shipped to St Louis market Monday. They were brought in in eight wagons and they lacked three pounds of averaging 196 each.

There's Some Class To that HOT CHOCOLATE that you get at Bellamy's Th Horn of Gqod tastes. Emmett Morris and wife of Van-dalia were here Sunday the guests Walter Ellis and wife, and Mrs. W. E. Brown.

Mrs. Maggie Logan of near N-jw Florence is visiting her sister, Mrs. John Lionbergerof Bellfiower this week Miss Pauline Bohrer of near Gam ma, returned home Friday from a visit to Vandalia. She was accomp anied by Miss Ida Butts of Vandalia who spent several days as a guest at the Bohrer home, of his classes. A.

H. McClure and wife of Price Branch, returned home Wednesday from St Louis where they have beei. visiting their son. H. Drunertof New Truxton wat in town Wednesday and paid a visit to the Times office.

He is one of tht few farmers who are enlarging theii wheat arae this fall, most them having been discouraged b. i IM01 Mr. Northfleet a Dry godds and pucery merchant of High Hiil has moved h's stock of goods to the Btewart Building in Prices Branch. Most of rhe young people of this JCjmiy tne dance at ack Wagner's Wednesday October 17th. They were treated to cider Ind cake.

Mr. and Mrs. Wagner will jive on the Cornelius farm. The Halloween programme given the pupils of the Prices Branch the place of perfomanceof Oak and hCedar boughs. There was a large unoer oi patrons in attendance.

Adalfi Srntt folks Saturday and Sunday. Alex Hinton and wife and George polby and wife visited Ed Cope and fewgjly Sunday. "he dance at Steuart's Hall Fri-daf night was well attended. This wil be ths last one as the new reliant has taken posession. irgil Jean's three small children viated from Wednesday until with their Grand-parents Jas.

Jans and wife. Soith and wife spent Sunday with Mn. Cort Stewart lira. Luce Garder had a severe atact of indigestion Sunday but gld to say she is better at this wrting. Ir.

McCarty of Colorado is build ing a barn and Ed Gardner is dig-gin a well for John Edwards. liss Nellie Shelton one of our potular young ladies who teaches Big Spring, was surprised Sun- da by a crowd of our young people who reached there about eleven witi well filled baskets. They all pat a jolly day. and about 5:50 iSfii they could spend manyMnore such tlays in this way. i Those present were Misses Virginia Whitman, Sallie Dyke, Virginia Shelton, Mary and Ruth Dyke Mafene Jesns, Loyce McKelvey, Baty White.

Messrs. Jack Weiss, Charley Shelton, Ralph Milligan, John and Leonard Rolling, John Dyke and Tom Dyke Several others started but lost their way. Harry Rittenhouse motored up from St, Louis Saturday returning Tuesday accompanied by Jas. Mc- 61 ore. Floyd Summers delivered five tons of bailed hay to the elevator at Bellfiower Monday and Tues lay.

He received $12 per ton. Mrs Summers of Colorado, left. Saturday. She has been visiting; relatives near here the past three! week 8. "Ralph Ursy and wife and John Edwards and wife attended the Minstrel in Montgomery City Sat-, urday night Bob Jones and wife of Mexico visited the latcrs mother Mrs.

Shar-row last week. Mrirrite License issued. Jtk Ending Oct. CO. Frederick J.

Wagtner New Florence Delia Mae Oliver New Florence, Jas. A. Thompson Bellfiower, Jennie Gui'l, Minneola. Ma, John Mitchell New Flocr.ce, Matha Romans, Minneola Real Eitats Transfers. James Acderson et al to Anna KHey.

Township 12 Section 47 Range 4 $1333. S3 R. W. Penn to B. IL Su 20 Sec.

43 R. 6 $2300 R. W.Penn to Mark E. Penn T. S.

9Sec.43R.52SX). is half ended when she ceases to- rnreat and fret over the take oven Wug D4e mum yvd cam U.e Hst tne baker bales at Miss Aydelott is Burned. Miss Aydebelie Aydelott, who is attending McMillian-High School at vlexico, suffered painful burns a-bout her arms Monday while carrying a small coal-oil cooking stove. She wrote to her mother of her in-j iries and her mother and Mrs. Wm.

Aydelott went to Mexico Tuesday on, the noon train, returning the same afternoon. They found themselves needlessly alarmed as Miss Aydelott's burns were not of a seri ous nature. Miss Aydelott is a member of the senior class at the McMilhan High School and her grades have reached the highest average of any member of the class. Bellfiower should be proud of its young people who make such records. GIRLS, He Loves You He'll tase you where the good things are.

Hot Drinks, Sweets, and a cozy little parlor, and the best of everything served ac Bellamy's. Mrs. James Keppy ot Hawk Point returned home Tuesday after a visit here with her uncle, Wade Baxter and her grandmother, Mrs. Laduska Baxter. Mrs.

William Barton of St. Louis arrived here Tuesday on a visit to Mrs. Jess Davis. A BIRTHDAY PARTY. The girls of the 5th and 6th.

grades were delightfully entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. Johnson last Saturday afternoon from two to five o'clock, the occasion being the twelfth birthday of Delia Johnson and Thelma Blue. Many games were played and a merry time in general was had by che little ladiesftae last game Was a searcn tor nicKory nuts ni iaen about the yard, the one finding the greatest number being given "a prize.

Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Blue pre pared an excellent two course din-del, and the guests were led to the amine room where the table was beautifully decorated, the center of attraction, being the birthday cake with twelve candles. Between courses the guests about the table tried to extinguish the candles; Elizabeth Mosley and Elsie Philips being the first to succeed. Because of their success they are expected to marry long before their classmates.

After the guests had hartily partaken of the good things served they started homeward, leaving many little tokens of remember- ance and sincerely wisning tnat jirthdays came oftener than once a ear. Those present were Mary and Shrader, Nellie Smith. Freda emmer, Ada Morris, Elsie Philips Elizabeth Mosley, Mable Tnomp- jon. Isabel! Aydelott, LMrtny car- ett. Lota Murphy, Ruth Moorhead, and Alice Blue, Delia and aline Johnson and their teacher, Dugan.

ROUTE nil Time Tabls. TRAINS NORTH io, 23, Passenger. 133a.ro. a'o. 21.

Passenger. 1133 a. m. Na 91. Local freight 1:40 p.

TRALNS SOUTH NTa 21 Passenger. 5:16 a. No, 22. Passenger. 3:55 p.

m. No, 92. Local freight. 7:10 p. m.

"Local frieght. rues on Monday A'eduesday and Friday carries passengers. W. JJU.NU Agent Do you want to make $500? I have a fine seven room house. ioely furnished, inside and oa.

food barn and all necessary out ouZdings. Six lots. Fine location. atives. His friends were glad to see him.

R. A. Pennington and wife will give the traveling people accommodation at their home, one door east of the drug store. Joe Aston and wife and family of Ellsberry are the guests of Jas. Terry and family.

Dr. Linnert and family of War- renton motored over Sunday spent the day with J. P. Lanshe and family. Wm Colbert has begun the erect-! ion of a barn.

O. J. Hoech and F. W. on the job.

Mrs. B. F. Mounts has vacated the hotel property and has moved to her mothers place in the west end of town. George Richtling and mother are occupying the upstairs rooms of the HoteL Miss Frances Carreman went to Hawk Point Thursday, for a several days visit with relatives.

Sam Young of Hawk Point passed through here to deliver mules to Bellfiower the first of the week. Several from here attended the oyster supper at the Shelton school house Friday night Mrs. Florence Winter and sister went to Gamma. The former to be treated by Dr. FJkin.

Mrs. Charles Koelling and Mrs Mary Allen went to Bellfiower on a visit to F. W. Femmer and family and the former to have dental work done. Miss Florence Whitman visited Mhs Leora Cullum Sunday.

Thomas Ogden and wife spent Sunday evening at the home of George Capes. Thoma3 Cullom was ia Mont- g-jmery oaiuraay oa urover leetmeyer made a business trip to Joueburg Saturday. Mis Ceola anc Leta Cope entertained the Misses Watkius Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. John Hank and son.

Rolla. of Troy, are visiting old friends in this vicinity. They spent Friday and Saturday with Thomas Ogden and wife. Charles Snarr was in Jonesburg on business Monday. Virgil Coll urn who has been assisting Lonnie Ball with farm work during the past cne home Saturday to help bis father.) AD who attended the oyster sup per at Mr.

Wagoners Friday night fx the benefit of the Shelton school, report that it was a splend-ed succsss. Everyone had a food High crank 4 All gears enclosed AH gears self-oiiing LAUGHLIN Travels SAILOR Hun 20 chUd can bare is a we 3 trained to get one for your children. 15 Miles to Buy Goods FromUs A New Truxton man came ti BueD last week and fought a bill if lumber ram u. Other lumber yards were much nearer. A BeEOower resident came dswn this week and bought a bill if lumber, although thtK is a lumber yard inBsfillower.

There is a Reason for These Things Ve have established a tor close prices, for basest sal fair dealings. D. P. Sailor's gesraetee el a pnrchse runs the rme thing as does "Sterling" ia sOver. The gravis en; tuiness a small begLining its prnent pro-diertkns was nace rillj thrsugh esr pcCcy giricg Ir.t tl CTcrytlirg and grtir.g it at the best price, and we pneu'ij gsuactee all we Svl Ti bi a Sailer enstsaer is to be a satisEed rcstoasr.

flljlf lire llcaaiua lijr. uiuuai oaji that he believes, however, that tht largest Drofit to be made oa tht D. B. BueD farm comes from the cattle ant crn. Riley Mcintosh of St Louis wa.

here this week, visiting his mother, Mrs. P. A. Mclatosh. H.

W. Kampsolda span of mule Tuesday to Pat Haydea of Montgomery City for $300. Arnold Vogt was in WellsvilU. and Montgomery City Wednesday. Mrs.

F. W. Mudd and daughter Mrs. William VemattL were shop ping in Wellsville Wednesday. Prof.

Arthur Hoech went to Kansas Cky Wednesday to attend Stat Teachers' Convention which will in session, three days. The sefcoo. work here will cootinue as usual Prof. Hoech having made arrangements for some one to take cnargi Mrs. N.

T. Boone of Franklin. Mo visited A. K. Smith's Tuesda She returned to her home Tuesday afternoon.

Miss SaQie llason of New TraxtoL was bere Tuesday snorting. SALE OF SHETLAND PONIES At my farm adjoining FLddletown, Ma. oa Saturday, November 6th, 1915 I will sell at Public Auction to the hibst bidder Head of Shetland Ponies 20 Finest safest, most useful Pet a docile Shetland. A rare chance you want a big bargain ivest-j H. A.

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