Fort Scott Daily Tribune and Fort Scott Daily Monitor from Fort Scott, Kansas • Page 3

FORT SCOTT DAILY TRIBUNE-MONITOR, WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 2, 1916. SUGGESTION OF THE SPANISH IN NEW HAT Outfitters to Mother and the Girls', SOCIETY! Why Overwork Your Wife? It's too hot to cook get the. habit of eating here, where you can get "just like home cooking" in a variety of good things. Try it. Green Apple Pie, a la mode, 10c.

Let's Eat Restaurant 24 North Main Street Fancy Stripe Swer bloom Skirts at $2.95 tic For Miss Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. L. A.

Westerhouse and Louis Westerhouse of 523 Short street delightfully entertained about 50 relatives and friends in honor of their niece and cousin Miss Ingaborg Anderson of Kansas City who is visiting them. The evening was enjoyed with music from the victrola and piano. Mrs. Westerhouse was assisted in serving delicious refreshments by Mes-dames A. L.

Soderberg, H. P. Pierson. and Henry Kern. Those who enjoyed the evening were, Misses Emma and Alma Pierson, Elsie Bergland, Ruth Kern, Anna, Ellen and Eda Fagerberg, Josephine, Hilda and Helen Soderberg, Bessie and Mabel Anderson, Lula Thomas, Iva Lantis, Edna and Letha Linn, Mattie Hardacre, Blanche Burns, Hazel Barker, Inez Boring, Frances See our south window come in and try on these Skirts.

We have your size and now is the time to wear them, and all these new $3.05 Skirts are selling to clean up, 00 QC at Wilrich, Agnes Moberg and Alice Lund quist and Messrs. Ed Pierson, Dave McCandless, Henry Ayers, Henry Hay, Cecil Kern, Tony and Ed Swanson, $5.95 Silverbloom Skirts at 3.95 Harvey and John Maxwell, Walter Mo berg. Griffin Pool, Lee Hutcherson and Ed Swanson. Also Messrs. and Mesdames Henry Kern, A.

M. Wester I house, Som Scott and Henry Scot and Miss Armstrong of Richards, Mo. Powers-Henry ine announcement or the marriage of Miss Aleen Powers and Mr. Bert Henry at Wichita, Thursday, July 27, was received yesterday by the rela tions with Dr. Harris that she could not marry me," said Atwood.

"One night she cried when I told ber I would marry he in spite of what had occurred. But she refused, saying that Harris might again come into her life. She told me she intended tq end it all by suicide." tives and friends of the bride in Fort Scott. As the groom is a young man Air dome "Where Everybody Goes' All This Week THE ESNIE WEIR DRAMATIC CO. TONIGHT "The Bells of Moscow" Four Act Comedy Drama.

THURSDAY "A Kentucky Handicap" Racing Comedy Drama in Three Acts. Change of Play Nightly Specialties Between Acts. Popular Prices. .10 and 20c whom Miss Powers met since she went to Pratt, to work a year ago, this announcement comes as a sur prise JLo her large circle of friends XENIA here. Mrs, Henry, who is the daughter of Mrs.

Minnie Powers, 311 S. Eddy was employed at the telephone office here for several years and in fact lived George Hooten were in La Harpe Friday. Mr. and Mrs. John Walker and children spent the week-end with his parents.

Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Robb, Miss Essie Stevenson and Jim Haynes and wife were in Blue Mound Saturday. Mr. and Mrs.

J. A. Smith came Friday for a brief visit with Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Fulkerson.

Mr. and Mrs. Anderson were in Bronson Thursday. Walter Buell drove down to hU brother's Tuesday morning and his two nieces and mother accompanied him home. Mr.

and Mrs. Toles took dinner with her father, Mr. Mackie, Friday. Rev. J.

A. Smith of La Harpe preached at Xenia Sunday morning and evening. Frank Anderson returned home Sunday. Mrs. Mabel Wright of Bronson and Miss Blanche Gates came Tuesday for a visit with the former's sister, Mrs.

Dee Smith, Mrs. Wright returning home Tuesday and her cousin, Miss Gates, remaining for a longer visit. here all her life until about a year ago This beautiful black chantilly veil is shown to advantage draped In harem effect from an odd-shaped hat with velvet brim, faced with white when she was promoted to the posi satin. The crown is trimmed with jet. W.

F. Runyon on S. National avenue and her health is now greatly improved. Mr. and Mrs.

Bruce expect to go to Parsons to live in about two weeks. tion of supervisor in the telephone office at Pratt, where she has been 'since that time. Mr. Henry owns a rancn near Garden City, and it is here that the. young couple will make their future home.

Housewives Sent to Co. G. Boys Over seventy "Housewives" were sent to the boys of Co. yesterday under the direction of Mrs. 'John F.

McGill, president of the Soldiers Relief Society. When the package arrives at Eagle Pass almost every mem ber of Co. will be supplied with a Mr. and Mrs. J.

Reddick, Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Reddick and Mrs.

Perry PERSONAL MENTION. Glen Delavan, Corres. (Everyoa in thin neighborhood It asked to get the news to the correspondent. We want all the news from everybody. Us the phone.

Editor.) Mr. and Mrs. Cartwright and sons, Walter, Lee and Ernest, spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beth of Fort Scott.

George Howerton made a business trip to Bronson Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Robb were in Blue Mound Thursday. The Pleasant Hour Club met with Mrs.

William Anderson Wednesday, with Mrs. Mabel Wright and Mrs. Alma Stevenson of Bronson and Miss Blanche Gates of Newton as extra guests. Mrs. Guy Bales spent Tuesday with Mrs.

Carrie Dizmang. Roy Northway returned home Wednesday. Jesse Robb, Jim Anderson and Sam Stevenson were in Mapleton Wednesday. Miss Verna Bruner visited with Misses Caroline and Gertrude Flye Sunday. Mr.

Cartwright and son Lee and Agard of Pleasanton motored to Fort Scott today to spend the day attend united in marriage, at eight o'clock Monday evening, July 24, by Wni. Morris at the Grace Methodist parsonage. The young couple had expected to keep the marriage a secret for awhile, but were unsuccessful. Mr. Peveyhouse has been employed as a miller in Coffeyville, but for the present he and his wife will make iheir home with Mrs.

Peveyhouse's sister, Mrs. Fred Bird, 202 S. Broadway. All-Day Picnic. The following party left this morning in the DeStwoIinski car to spend the day near Azua: Mr.

and Mrs. L. Debtwolinski and son Louis, Mr. ing to business and visiting with their Joseph Warfort of Dallas, Texas, is the guest of Carl Drake and family John Drick was called to Nevada by the serious illness of his mother, Mrs. Sara Bowers.

Don't fail to see the new John Deere corn binder at J. E. Dudley's. Housewife" and it is hoped that they will live happily ever after. Now this package of "Housewives" that left Ft.

Scott yesterday by parcel post for If you only need a dimes worth of nails you will make money buying at J. E. Dudley's Implement Hardware store. Eagle Pass is nothing at all like the ship of Doves" sent from Eng and Mrs. E.

H. Baxter and daughter, land to America in the early colonial Thousands of people in all walks Of life look over the Want Columns each day they are impelled by many motives. Some seek to buy some to sell Some are in search of employment; some need workers; some would exchange; some are looking for business opportunities, realty chances or to rent. Jeanette, Misses Sada Bass and Esther times, because a "Housewife" is just McElvain. a small folding case containing thread.

The Wants have solved the question of advancement for many workers. S. S. Class Picnic. Mrs.

E. B. Carney and about thirty needles, pins and buttons. The soldier boys are to carry these cases where ever they go, and if while chas three bullets into the body of Harris and besmirch the dead girl's name that he might escape punishment for his crime? These are questions the police are trying to solve and which make this love mystery which closely parallels the Thaw case, one of the most difficult that has ever confronted the Massachusetts authorities. And to add to it the theory has been advanced that Miss Adams was the victim of a suicide pact.

The story told by Atwood after the shooting, that his fiancee had told him she had come under the hypnotic influence of Dr. Harris to her ruin has been discredited by the girl's father and brother and denied by Harris. It stands alone as the assertion of Atwood, who is in jail and unable to furnish a $15,000 bond, and may have to face the charge of murder, as his victim has only a fighting chance for life. Winthrop Adams brother of the dead woman, asserts that Atwood's alleged confession as to Dr. Harris having betrayed his sister is nothing but a "cowardly and dastardly prevarication, trumped up to pave his way for public sympathy and a later possible temporary insanity plea to save him from the electric chair." Pranci3 P.

Adams, Celia's father, declared that he had been opposed to his daughter's marriage to Atwood on account of his youth and the disparity in their ages. Dr. Celia P. Adams was four years his senior. He added that the young man's antipathy for Harris was due entirely to the fact that he also had opposed the marriage on the same ground.

The indications are that Atwood's' defense will be temporary insanity. He told the police that Miss Adams said that Dr. Harris had first wronged her two years ago, when she accompanied him on an automobile trip into the country. Since that time, he went on, she had suffered intensely under a sense of guilt and tried repeatedly to free herself from the influence of Dr. Harris, but found it impossible to break his hold on her.

"The relations between my daughter and Dr. Harris were entirely proper," her father asserted. "My daughter came in contact with Dr. Harris frequently at the college. There was absolutely nothing wrong between them.

She knew that he was a married man and a respectable, honorable man, and if Dr. Atwood says my daughter told him there had been improper relations between her and Dr. Harris it is an untruth. I believe the real reason of the shooting was that Atwood thought Dr. Harris was interfering in his plans for marrying my daughter." Mr.

Adams added the startling information that Dr. Harris had summoned the two young people to a conference one day recently and had besought Dr. Atwood not to show so much attention to Miss Adams, mentioning as his motive for this advice "the good of the profession." Dr. Harris condition is grave. All he has been able to say was that Dr.

Atwood was a "young fool," and to deny that he ever hypnotized Miss Ad- friends. Mr. and Mrs. W. J.

Calhoun will leave in the morning for Alexandria, a summer resort, where they will spend the coming month. Mrs. Fred Allen and daughters of 205 Heylmun street returned yesterday from Dallas and San Antonio, Texas where they have been the past six weeks. Mrs. W.

E. Haskins went to Joplin this afternoon to spend a couple of weeks visiting with friends and relatives. 9 Mrs. Oscar Lager and children have returned from Illinois where they have been the past four months. Miss Ethel Parton went up to Kansas City yesterday, where she will spend some time visiting friends.

Buy a Ford car now while the price is away down. ASK FOR and GET ing Villa they should happen to lose a button, they can by means of their handy "Housewives" replace it with young women, all members of her Sunday school class of the Methodist church, will take their supper out to Gunn Park tomorrow evening. out ever losing sight of the enemy. Mr. and Mrs.

Adolph Konantz who Celebrates 10th Birthday. Mrs. N. G. Rea entertained a large THE ORIGINAL HALTED HULK Cheap substitutes cosfcYOU, same price.

returned Monday evening from their trip in the west visited while in San Francisco with the family of J. II. number of small people this afternoon Hodgson that lived for many years in in honor of her daughter, Margaret, who was ten years old today. Little Margaret, and her guests formed a line the vicinity of Fojjt Scott. Miss Pau line Hodgson has taught for the last few years at Spearville, but has party at one of the picture shows during the early part of the afternoon, and then went to the Rea home, E.

3rd where Mrs. Rea with This is the place to get your Ice Cold WATERMELONS Cheap See our bia tank full of them. riDfrV OQ6DSI the assistance of Missses Rosamond Mudd and Winifred Yeakel served delightful refreshments. The home was decided to attend school next year, and will return to Kansas in the fall to enter the Normal at Emporia or Pittsburg. Louis Bruce will arrive here this evening from Tulsa, where he has been living for several months.

Mrs. Bruce who was ill has been at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. If you want your corn binder to work beter and bind more bundles buy the twine for sale at J.

E. Dudley Implement Hardware store. prettily decorated in pink and wane for the occasion. Margaret's guests were: Anna and Pearl Lear, Elizabeth Van Velzer, Marguerite Watkins, Marie Piotrowski. Rosamond Richards, Voice Culture Mrs.

Effie Havens-Johnson Phone 207. Marguerite Filizola, Mildred Geraldine and Maurine West, Dorothy Cheney, Ada Belle Files, Winifred Kost, Marie Smith, Mary Virginia Rea Lillian Shea, and Buster Rea and Jos SHOOTING OF DR. HARRIS IN BOSTON BRINGS HARRY THAW CASE PARALLEL. Our Store Will Be Closed Friday Afternoon During July and August New Apples Grape Fruit Oranges Lemons Cantaloupes Cherries Pears Plums TiLM II eph Richards. Supper at Gunn Park.

Miss Grace LaDue and the members of her Sunday school class -of the Grace M. E. church will enjoy a picnic supper together this evening at Gunn Park. The girls that compose the class are: Frances Heck, Grace Jones Vera Wallace, Helen and Weta Mc-Clain, Gladys Ball, Zola Hill, Berna-dine Jones, Gleva Wood, Hazel Lyon and Irene Hooper. Katie Thurman will be an extra guest.

Parker-Peveyhouse. Miss Trix Parker of this city and Wiley Peveyhouse of Coffeyville were Phone 580 Auto Delivery Ft. Scott Banana Mouse 14-16 East Oak St. F. L.

HUGHES, Proprietor. ams or had taken any advantage of her. "She told me when she confessed everything In connection with her rela Cleaning Pressing SPECIAL THIS WEEK 25c Tooth Brush and 25c Tooth Paste both for 25c Tio let Soaps These are pure, mild Soaps, ideal for toilet or bath When it can he done at these special prices, how can you afford to do the family washing this hot weather? 5'2c lb. for Family Washing 4'2e lb. for Flat Work after Wednesday noons for Saturday delivery.

Folks who know will tell you that our work is really so perfect that they can not afford to do it themselves or to have it done elsewhere. Remember, our new equipment gives us 10,000 gallons of soft water ready for your washing every morning. 's Phone 87 for a Red Auto to Call. Fort Scott Laundry R. C.

CAMPBELL, Proprietor. special swiss Kose iur Pratt's Special Swiss Violet. 10c, 3 for 25c Pratt's Special Peroxide Bath 3 for 25c Pratt's Cocoannt Olive Oil Bath 10c, 3 for 25c Armour's Floating Rooming House Soap, gross $2.00 Ice Cream Soda 5c When Served in Store Telephone 056 Miff -t Dr. Celia P. Adams, Dr.

Eldridge D. A twcodl left, being taken into custody by Police Sergeant Mattey. C. S. Pratt's New Drug Store 13 North Main Street Boston, Aug.

2. Special Was Dr. Ce- LaimdeFinfS HtepairiDf- story of her betrayal to shoot her betrayer? Oiv- Did Atwood, acting from a motive of secret and selfish vengeance, fire lia P. Adams hypnotized and wronged by Dr. Wilfred Harris, and her fiance, Dr.

Eldridge D. Atwood, driven by. the.