Fort Scott Daily Tribune and Fort Scott Daily Monitor from Fort Scott, Kansas • Page 9

SECTION ONE, PAGE 3 LET OTHERS KNOW EDITION, FORT SCOTT TRIBUNE-MONITOR Fort Scott territory see and knowj that he was prepared to render ef-1 Toothbrush Key -I finest that could be furnished ty any Funeral Director in the stata Bought First Motor Hearse. In 1915, Mr. Konantz bought their first motor hearse which was the first to be put in serrice in South-. eastern Kansas. Since that time I i i -vrj j.

have added several more motor vehicles Including hearses, am-bulancs, pall bearers coach and Funeral limousines, until today this fleet of funeral cars is considered to be one of the most complete funeral motor equipments to be found anywhere. Konantz now has associated with him in the business, the two boys. Ad. B. Konantz and E.

Konantz. With this organization a personal service is rendered to First Presbyterian Auxiliary Societies Sunday Corner Third and Crawford school 9:30 a. m. Mr. H.

McAfee, I ffi i m- Streets. John H. Gross. Minister. Supt.

The Ladies'. Missionary So- Tbe. Session W. J. Calhoun.

G.jriPtv Mrs. Ella Lindlv. Pi-es. Mrs. Mrs.

Elizabeth Goodlander, the widow of ex-mayor, Charles W. W. Marble, Rees Hughes, E. C. Elizabeth Mead, Pres.

Emeritus. Hrr-x i 111 P.riht TT Prinh.irrJ New r'kS -ft i 1 i I Firtt Methodist Episcopal Church. W. H. Alsop, Mrs.

Frank Yochem, Goodlander, Sr. who wrote "Early -r, i AlnTia PhantPr Westminster fiiulfl man, a. arpenier, wwen, Fort Scott hist Corner Third street and National Communion. Mrs. M.

M. Rose, Fi- 1U V- 121141 naulU G. Cobb. W. A.

Miss O. R. elch, Pres. Beta Chap- an of Moll Foster Chapter r. P.

H. McAfee ter Westminster Guild, Miss I)r'3 daughters of the American Revolu- Days of is the. or- Gardner nancial Secretary. Sunday School 9: SO a. m.

Dr. E. B. Payne, superintendent. f'F.

E. Milhgan, Dr. K.V. A Hig and is acquainted with all the old avenae. B.

F. Caither, Minister. Dr. W. C.

Hanson, District Superintendent. Trustees G. A. Konantz, J. T.

Beatty, E. P. Bowen, Nuck Berry, Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Mrs. M. L.

Drake, president. jouu uii-1 luuug jjduira ipiu (4 historical spots marked by the D. lies. W. K.

Calhoun, R. Hughes, Brown, Pres. The Westminster So- ia Bourbon County C.W. Penniman Mitchell. A.

jciety, Mrs T. McKillip Pres Y.r rf th request of the Tester, Chas. H. Gardner, F. II.

P. S. C. Miss Doris jgtate historian Mrs. Good- 21.

M. Rose, V. H. Alsop. Dr.

C. 2 it t- Woman's Home Missionary Soci- Brant. Geo. H. Wittram, Dr.

W. S. McDonald iety iIrs- Ladie Simonton, prosi-i Christian Church. jBearman, "Lu Carnes, Ora Parristr, Corner First and Judson Streets. A.

Bascue, Irvin Dennison, Jno. Rev. W. Y. Allen.

Minister. jLesher, L. W. De Coudrc-ss. Elders John Campbell, Waller Deaconesses Mrs.

Sam Chenault, H. W. Tucker. F. E.rs.

W. Y. Allen Mrs. Geo. Bainum Scott.

O. L. Fonts, Dr. R. M.

Thorn-j Mrs. Georgia, Brown, Mrs. J. M. arii Tr i ui.eiiueuiu lander compiled a list of the Board of Trustees C.

H. Harhi- E. Society. Miss May Langell. Supt.

their son. C. F. Miller. E.

L. Glaze, D. G. Miss Mary Blakley, Pres. Little oreanizariona- fnrmpr nastnvr etr-.

Cobb, J. D. Mead. jLight Bearers, Mrs. H.

Cowen Supt. jalsQ historic documents and anti- Stewards V. H. Kennison. W.

E. ent. Brooks, T. M. Civens, Dr.

J. D. Hun- Queen Esther Miss Haze! Quick. T'I' Alfori- R- McCoy, F. standard Bearers Mrs.

W. H. 34. Penniman. Lpshur Snider, Dr.

Alsop, superintendent. One que and works of art here. as, ueo. 'ssnutn, J. msicman, Cann.

Secretary. J. O. Armstrong. copy has been placed in the D.

A. A. J. Mason, Mrs. Ed.

Bates. iMrs. E. Brodbeck Mrs. Ruffin Mrs.

Verne Woolsey, II. A. Hanes, II. archives The following informa Moody. Mrs.

Good- tion was taken from Mrs. L. Carnes, J. E. Voight.

L. lander's report: Icon-Charles Maupin IL A. co mVs? TMMrs JU'-F Mrs. Hazel Weat Brogan, H. B.

Wayman A. M. E. Church. Rev.

G- M. Trustees E. J. Wells, Lewis Thomas, A. J.

Bean, I. Hunter, O. Barker, Quinn Morton, Amos Smal-ley, Benj. Sanders, J. C.

Snodgrass. Stewards O. Hunter, I. Hunter, M. Copeland, A.

J. Bean, G. E. eathers. Brooks.

C. L. Burchell, Seattle onToers took this tooth brush away from James i prisoner, after the handle had filed into a key that fits the cell lock, AN OLD COLORED FIGHTER. OLD ESTABLISHED FIRM. I ails.

yj. rums. Dr. L. W.

Griffin, Dr. Lloyd Thomas n' Kind's Heralds Mrs. J. E. Ball, nantx.

Dr. W. T. WHkeninjr, H. E.

superintendent. BMOCraI1, Drae- LlKht Bearers Mrs. I. M. Hardm, 1 II.

Whiteside, C. J. Albee, H. jsupeiintendcnt: TT G. L.

indies Aid Society M-s. J. B. Blatchley. W.

Butler. I. E. Stone, 'jicciure, president. T.

W. Atkins. C. F. Lunquist.

Voun? Ladies Md Society Mrs. Harrar- I- M- Hardin, prudent. i h' D.r- Eva Carney. Epworth Leagu-Theo. Fenlcn.

X- Roodhouse, A. H. Shoemaker, pipejdenL ii.0.1? Thonias- Ingham. N.j intermediate League Mrs. R.

H. W. Johnson. Fred Morehead. Mrs.SlIubbart, superincenl-n.

J. W. Arnold. J. T.

Headrick, Oron Trustees C. E. Marshall, Frank Bloomer Dresses Embalmer, Assistant Earn Man and often Hearse Driver." It was no Runyon, F. F. English, A.

Baker, Parker, D. M. Watts. B. M.

Brogan, Watson, Wm. Arnold, W. D. San-t J. M.

Balsley, F. Reinecke, B. E. E. Brodbeck, Geo.

N. Bemum. uncommon thing in those days to I nes-rlr rf tV5c rri 1 1 i tn can i ders. Stewardesses No. 1 Amanda Ma- hitrhinr hs i1Mr Matt Jackson, 76, Perhaps Oldest Colored Veteran of County.

Wore Uniform Yesterday. Coulverhouse, Mary Ransom. Esth Adif, Hawkins, Kittie Crigler. driving out in tne mosl fr Rnwpn. Mary E.

Collins, Anna Bean, Lulu wpnthpT. nn iftnor munfrv trfns. and! er Bowen. Reeves, Belle Kinnard, Sarah Parks, contluctinc a funeral almost sinele First Baptist Church. Mattie Harris.

i handed. It was hard work thenH tstewaraesses no. liiancne but it paid. It gave Mr. Konantz I Sunday School W.

O. Reynolds, Supt Epworth League Ethelene Beatty, Woman's Home Mission Society Lola Coulverhouse, President. Corner First and Scott Avenue, oung, trances Hunter, tmma a practical insight into the strenu Rev. M. O.

Wolfe. Minister. Mrs tmma smaney. Saint Mary's Church. South Eddy street.

Rev. J. W. Maher, D. pastor.

National Catholic Welfare Council (Men's Division) President, Hubert Lardner. Vice President, Lee Stiles. Treasurer, Louis Scha-fer. Secretary, Guy Cole. Altar Society President, Mrs.

Guy Cole. Vice president, Mrs. Melvin Share. Secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Thos.

Nelson. Cemetery Association President, McWell, Esther Terry, Paralee ous work for which he nad to be Sallie always prepared. He' learned to Gladys have his hearse and horses which he always took great pride) to be United Brethren Church. T05 South Hill Street. Pastor, I.

B. Prather. Resident pastor, Mrs. A. M.

Bowman. Sunday school superintendent. Rev. I. I Ass't S.

S. Supt, Jas. C. Hunsicker. Class leader, II.

W. Ballinger. Sr. 'Christion Endeavor president, W. Moore, Lucy Jefferson, Parks, America Cullum.

in as good condition as possible Matt Jackson, who is perhaps the oldest colored veteran of the Civil war living in Bourbon County, was down town yesterday observing Decoration Day, attended In his uniform of blue. He wore tne regulation flat-topped cap of civil war days. This cap, he explained, did not go through the war with him, but was purchased by him, instead, at Liepman's, just 40 years ago yesterday. Jackson, who is now 76 vears of age, enlisted as a lad in Company of the 100th United States Colored Infantry, and fought through the war. He received his baptism of fire a few weeks after enlisting.

Sunday School Elijah Wells, senior superintendent Women's Mite Missionary Society Mrs. Katherine D. Tillman Brethren Church. Corner Fifth street and National avenue. Geo.

E. Cone, pastor. E. E. Otto, elder.

J. F. Whitcomb, He took pains to see that each fam-; ily was spared any embarrassment from breakdown or delay. Andj well, he stated, did he knew later' president jE. Cook.

Inter. Christian Endeavor i superintendent, Veva Prather (act- school superintendent. dent, Mrs. Albert Schafer. Treas- Helen Junior Missionary Society Vivi-! how to appreciate a sturdy, reliable Maxwell, president C.

E. So- I i v. urer, Mrs. Jos. Pettyjohn like the modern motor vehicle an Young, president Members of 'the Church" ah2 Crawford, president Sing).

Jr. Christian Endeavor superintendent, Ina Ballinger. Pres. W. Allen C.

E. League Dr. J. Brown, president junior society, juts. ueo.

Cone, president Woman's Mission hearse. From the very invention of the automobile the "motor hearse was Ladies Aid Society, Mrs. Albert J. G. Sheppard, clerk.

W. V. Dixon, Ass't. Clerk. J.

C. Gross. Treas. Fay Whitesltt. Benev.

Sec'y. J. G. Sheppard. Legal Advisor.

Trustees E. J. Chapin. L. A.

Pettithory. V. A. Wortman. F.

H. Hewitt. F. II. OberO.

L. Pope. J. W. Holland.

'J. G. Sheppard. G. C.

Deering. Deacons J. F. Browning. R.

H. Warren. W. T. Miller; G.

DeJean, I. P. Banner. C. T.

"Reeder. E. M. Land. C.

Z. Miller. II. Coyan, A. A.

Davis. John Stanley, W. V. Dixon, W. F.

Deaconesses Mrsi I. r. Behner. Mrs. W.

F. Runyan, Mrs. W. T. Mil-taer, Mrs.

R. II. Mrs. J. F.

Browning, Mrs. W. D. Thurman. Mrs.

Geo. DeJean, Mrs. A. L. Pape, Mrs.

A. A. Davis. Mrs. John Stanley.

Mrs. C. Z. Miller. Mrs.

F. H. Cooney. Mrs. D.

Schbiyicld. tee Mr. Albert Schafer, Mr. Chas Hamlin, Mr. Bruce Maguire.

Sallee. Financial Commissioner, ary Society. Iva Bright, president! a possibility which attractedj Mr. 1 Charlie Williams. Trustees E.

St. Andrew's Episcopal Church Rev. W. RhaniPc rprtnr Konantz's interest. With a keen 1 I Burg E.

J. Hamilton, Sisters of Mary and Martha. Mrs. L. R.

Russell, patroness. Horace Ware, church clerk. J. L. Ambler, Geo.

Mayberry, E. E. Otto, trustees. treasurer; Wm. E.

Cook, H. Directory St Andrew's Guild, I foresight to the needs of his public Mrs. C. C. Crain, president.

Altar oon saw 3 motor hearse Guild, Mrs. Edith Austin, president. wouia enable him more readily and. W. Ballinger and Jas.

W. Reynolds. BY CALLS' I There will be a strawberry and ice cream social at the Hammond church at Hammond tonight given by the Hammond Sunday School, and the young ieople in charge are hoping that the semi-winter weath-Ser of this morning will be translor-imed into real summer weather be I 1 Financial Ina Ballin- Zion Chapel M. E. Church.

Corner Second and Little Sereets W. H. G. Rowe, Minister. Trustees Louise Wade, chairman; Matt Peak, Thomas Ransom, Dr.

B. A. McLemore. Rachel Lock-ard, treasure; Coy Keller, Elmer Ransom. Stewards Freeling Cummings, John Bowen, Fannie Faulkner, Lola Girls' Friendly Society, Lena Bush, io yuibut? uue oi ma president.

fundamental policies always to be I.I ger. Finance Commission, W. E. Cook, Charlie Williams, Joe Wil- Bloomer dresses of sheerest or- ipreparea ior every emergency, ne Vestry Senior warden, Tom 'came to recognize the fact that a eandio are being featured in New First Church of Christ Scientist Corner Main and Third Streets. First Reared, Mrs.

Lilliam Bed-dow. Secold Reader, Mr. Harry Cole. T-Vt i fliams, J. C.

Hunsicker, E. H. Burg, iuj. junior -naraen, u. tu.

nut-; motor hearse would let his clientele! York. They're trimmed with ap- rJ. J. Hamilton. fore evening, so that there may a good attendance at the affair.

itiri, --ihis neighborhood and the whole of jpuque nowers. Tne eiort is short fmd the blodmers long1. I wm OUT TV IT IT ooo 0 0 What you need is the determination to act; men who are earning less than you are buying and paying for a home. They find the burden but little heavier than paying rent and the nice thing is the money they are paying is actually going back into their own pockets. i COUNT THE HOUSES YOU HAVE PAID FOR IT IS TIME FOR YOU TO BUY A HOME.

mfr THE EXPENSE OF MOVING WILL PAY THE FIRST PAYMENTS. i tr WE HAVE THE MONEY YOU NEED FOR IMPROVEMENTS ON YOUR HOME. There are many little things that you would like, lo add to your home to make it more attractive and more convenient. Perhaps you are in the new sewer district and are right up against the necessity of putting a bathroom in your home. Perhaps the house has not been painted for a-number of j-ears.

Would a sleeping porch improve your home? Is your home wired for eleclricty? WE HAVE MONEY FOR ALL THESE IMPROVEMENTS. WE PAY THE BILLS PROMPTLY. You can take advantage of the cash discounts on materials and can pay us on easy monthly payments. ENJOY THE IMPROVEMENTS WHILE YOU ARE PAYING FOR THEM. $10.50 per month will pay off a loan of $500 in five years.

$15.75 per month will pay off a loan of $750 in five years. $12.80 per month will pay off a loan of $100 in three years. $19.20 per month will pay off a loan of $600 in three years. $10.04 wiil pay off a loan of $400 in four years. $11.41.

per month will pay off a loan of $700 in seven years. 1 THE PAYMENTS ON ALL THESE PLANS INCLUDE BOTH PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST AND YOU HAVE' A DEFINITE CONTRACT TO THE EFFECT. The cost of moving, should your landlord sell the property, will pay for the first payments on the home. You cannot afford move if you.cannt afford to buy. DONT SAY "IT IS IMPOSSIBLE" OUR EASY PEYMENT PLAN MAKES IT EASY.

There are no big payments to meet, no mortgage that comes due and takes your property. Month by month you make your deposit and each month the amount you owe us is lessened. You need not worry about the note that is due three or twelve months from now because that note will be paid by jour regular payments. GALL IN AND ASK US ABOUT OUR PLAN. TELL US THE PRICE OF THE PROPERTY YOU WOULD LIKE TO BUY AND YOU WILL READILY SEE THAT IT WILL BE EASILY POSSIBLE FOR YOU TO MEET THE MONTHLY PAYMENTS.

$21.00 per month will pav off a loan of $1,000 in five years. $12.80 per-month will pay off a loan of $1,000 in ten years. $16.50 per month 'will pay off a loan of $1,000 in seven years. $25.10 per month will pay off a loan of $1,000 in four years. $18.20 per month will pay, off a loan of $1,000 in six jears.

$15.90 per month will pay off a loan of $1,000 in two years. THE PAYMENTS ON ALL THE PLANS INCLUDE BOTH PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST AND YOU HAVE A DEFINITE CONTIUCT TO THAT EFFECT. One of the plans listed on this page will help you own or improve your home. Head them carei'ullv. Under State Supervision Rent to Yourself" fi II 9 iberi $8 Loan Ass amn 1 rSn7w 'JTimi i iiii'i' "TT 'in i i iwmmtIiii I t4I hi" i iiii hi I.