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TAC democrat. FF.n 26 192 NEWS EVENTS IN COMMUNITIES IVARSAVV ITEMS (By Mrs. Ethel D. Riddle) Oliver Dyer, cashier of the Cltl- zens Bank at Climax Springs, and Mrs. Dyer and her mother, Mrs.

G. P. of Edwards, spent Sunday and Monday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Dyer and other friends here.

Roscoo A. Fahnestock, of Fristoe, and Miss Goldie Bybee of Cross' Timbers, were married Satur- day afternoon at the Methodist church, the pastor Rev. J. S. Henley, officiating.

Misses Ruth and Bernice signed as witnesses, although the ceremony was witnessed by several of the ladies who w'ere In the church base- ment, where the annual Washington Birthday dinner had been served. C. H. Miles, editor of the Warsaw Times taken seriously ill with i acute indigestion last Thursday morning. He was taken into his home, medical attention was Immediately rendered by Dr.

James A. Longan. Later in the: day he was removed to his home! w'here he is confined to his slightly Improved, but still In a very serious condition. F. E.

Robertson, who has been employed In the A. L. Wickliffe store left last Friday for at w'hich place ho take' the Civil Service examination. He later be joined by his wife and daughter. Mr.

and Mrs. O. H. House and son Robert, motored to Kansas City Saturday afternoon after Mr. House camo in off his rural mail route.

They visited with their daughter, Mrs. Roland Holloway and other relatives and friends, returning to their home Monday evening. They report the roads in good condition. Mr. and Mrs.

Everertt Preuitt and son of Cole Camp attended the Basketball game here Saturday night between Shockley Tire of Springfield and the Warsaw Wild Cats. Sunday morning they motored to Sedalia, accompanied by Mr. and Mr.s. M. M.

Hammond, and visited with relative-s and friends, returning homo Monday afternoon. Mrs. Leonard Byrum left last Friday for Kansas City where she will visit several days as the guest of her Bister, Mrs. George U. Freund, Jr.

She will also visit with her brother Arle Freeman In Lexington. Mrs. Byrum was accompan- led by her sister, Mrs. Attle Gover a teacher In the public school at Lincoln, returned home Monday evening. Misses Kathryn Helbner and Freida Hirsch entertained Monday night at the Roberts Hotel with a bridge party, with four tables of players.

Dainty refreshments were served and all enjoyed the evening very much. The Warsaw high school voted to have school last Monday, W'ashlng- birthday and be dismissed Friday of next week, as so many of the students and faculty planning to attend the tournament at Warrensburg next end. G. R. Kirby was In Sedalia last Tuesday on business.

Last Sunday there was a mad dog scare over in the east part of towm. John Thorpe, the marshal called and as a strange dog frothing at the mouth and acting In a' suspicious mannor, he shot It rather than take any chance. Mrs. John Long entertained last Thursday night a dinner party it being her birthday anniversary. The dinner was greatly enjoyed by those prcgOTj.

Jack Bagby received last Tuesday that his daughter, Mrs. Sudie Matlock of Craig, and John J. Wheeldon of Mobcrly, quietly married at the parsonage of the Grand Avenue Methodist church in Kansas City last Monday, They will visit several days in Kansas City before going to Moberly to reside. George W. Bemnett left last week and is visiting his sister in Troy, Kansas.

Ruby Frederick, Irvin Bennett, Clyde McCarty and Paul Blanchard attended the cehhration of birthday by the Royal Arch Masons last Monday in Sedalia, at which time the Mark MastOT, Most Excellent and Royal Arch degrees were conferred on a large followed by a banquet. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hays, Mrs. James Sands.

Mrs. Irvin Dennett and Mrs. Frank Brady spent Tiies-1 day In Sedalia, bringing down part' of the shipment of dishes that the Eastern Star have bought for the- new Masonic dining room. Sidney Wippler returned Friday from Miami, Florida, where he nas been sight-seeing for several days. Francis Allen, of Duroc, adjudged to be of unsound mind by the county court and was taken to the state hospital at Nevada, Wednesday by Sheriff Misses Florence Hudson and Gen-j evieve Drake visired in Sedalia Miss Orilia Campbell of La Monte and Robert Hudson of Tulsa, all motored to and visited a short time Sunday evening friends.

Miss Lucille K. Wise English Instructor in the high school is at -1 tending the basket ball tournament at Fayette during this week end. Kenneth Baiky of Springfield, Bpent the week end with relatives and friends here, and attended the Friday and Saturday night games of basketball. Mrs. R.

B. Ihnts the guest this week of parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A.

Hunt, near Windsor, Mo. i W. S. Rob' rt; on, assistant agent at the Missouri Pacific depot turned Tuesday from St. Louis, he had visited several days with his brother Chester, who is a teacher In the public schools at that place.

Miss Millie Ross of Kansas City arrived Saturday for a months visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Ross. Vaughn Berry of Sedalia visited during the week end his brother Leo Berry who Is a candidate for Circuit Clerk and Recorder. A.

Morgan, of Sedalia, was here on business Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. George Nichols and daughter, Miss Cleo, of Sedalia are visiting Mr. and Mrs.

W. S. Young A. IL and J. H.

and families and their many friends. Mr. and Mrs. Verlin See of Sedalia spent the end relatives and friends. There is quite a good deal of moving going on this week.

Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Dickenson and son Billy have moved to the former home of N. F. Park, on Jackson street, Mr.

Park and family having moved Into their John Allfm, state deputy game den and family moved into the Robert Freeman home, back of O. C. home. John Rank and mother left the old Tell house, where the upperr bridge used to be and have moved into their home on the road to Hackberry Ford, and Ed Babbitt and family, have been living In the Rank place have moved into the Charles Hirsch place near town. Mrs.

Aubry Wickliffe entertained eleven little boys in honor of the eleventh birthday of her little son Eugene last Thursday after school. The boys enjoyed themselves with games and other sports and Mrs. Wickliffe served refreshments. The boys pronounced it "some Rev. A.

L. Connis, pastor of the Baptist church, and quietly celebrated their wedding anniversary last Wednesday. The members finding it out presented them twenty-five silver dollars at the close of prayer meeting that night. Mrs. Sam made the presentation speech In a very unique and pleasing way.

0 Green Ridge 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 (By Mrs. E. C. Vogelbaugh) Norman Nelson and wife, of Sedalia, spent Sunday with R. H.

Nelson. Dr. H. A. WTiite was in Sedalia on business Monday.

Dave Murphy came out from Sedalia Sunday to spend the day with his daughter, Mrs. G. D. Rayburn. Mrs.

Dura Brame arrived from St. Louis Saturday for a short visit with his sister, Mrs. C. H. Brown and father, R.

H. Nelson. FYed Murphy Is attending high school in Kansas City, spent Washington's birthday vacation with his sister, Mrs. G. D.

Rayburn. Hanford Mankin a former Green Ridge boy, now located at Versailles, visited friends here last Mr. and Mrs. G. D.

Rayburn motored to Sedalia on business Monday. They accompanied by Mesdames George Shelley and Charles Paige. Earl Hinken returned Monday from a visit to friends at Columbia, Mo. District Conference of the M. E.

Church South was held at Green Ridge, Saturday and Sunday. Presiding Elder Rev. II. Rand, of Sedalia presided. Roswell Reach and two children spent Sunday with his brother, L.

B. Beach and family. Louis Woodleigh and family of Brandon, spent Sunday Charles Proctor and family. The members of the Aid Society of the Congregational church held an all day meeting last Wednesday at the home Mrs. Margaret Kyd.

Quilting was the w'ork of the day, with a lovely dinner at the noon hour. The February meeting of the P. T. A-, will be held Friday evening at the high school building and will be a Patriotic program. The program follows: Community sing.

Prayer by Rev. C. M. Licklider. Patriotic play by Miss room.

Talk. "What P. T. A. Means to the of the by E.

C. Vogelbaugh. Explanation of plan for beautifying the School Grounds by Prof. O- E. Palmer.

Demonstration of Victrola by F. E. Ream, Business session. These meetings are proving very popular and are being w'ell attended. IMrs.

G. D. Rayburn was hostess to the Triple club Wednesday atter- noon. The ladies enjoyed a pleasant afternoon fancy w'ork and social conversation. Dainty refreshments served by Mrs.

Rayburn. The annual i-arty given by the "Keep Bible class was held Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. N. Baker.

The decorations in the home were in keeping with birthday and the entertainment of the afternoon followed the same idea. Th party, always a pleasant social affair, greatly enjoyed by the members of the class who realized almost 20.00 from the sale of the hens donated. Appetizing refreshments were served. Guests other than the class members Misses Florence Roop, Florence Allen, Mrs. Norris Bush and Mrs.

Louise Adkins of Brownington, Mo. Mr. and Mrs. A. N- Baker and Miss iloreine Allen, delightfully entertained tourteen sruests Monday evening February 22.

in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Norris who were recently married. The color scheme of pink and was tastefully carried out in the decorations and refreshments consisting of angel heavenly hash, mints and coffee. I'he members of he Methodist Church, North, enjoyed a social evening at the church parlors IMonday evening.

A very interesting program was given, one number or stunt being provided by each family. Ap- peiizin refreshments w'ere served at the close of a very happy evening. A series of interclass debates is being held in the high school to decide which class team is champion. The contest is not only to decide class championship but also to prepare for the county debate tournament to be held here March 12. The question for debate is: "Resolved.

That the United States Justified in Passing the Japanese Exclusion of The Green Ridge-Elk Fork District Sunday School Convention held at the Methodist Church, North, last Thursday and was well attended in spite of the stormy day. The address by Rev. O. E. Leslie at 11 was one of the best ever given here.

After lunch at the church. IMiss Sallie Ezell, county secretary, explained the school and district standards and each school checked up on its Splendid reports were made by the schools of the district. The Baptist and Christian schools having made spiendld increase in the past year. Mm. Barnes, president of the district reelected for the coming year.

He reports good work accomplished in this district during the past year. 0 0mm 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Houstonia Items 0000000 0mm 0000000 (By Dorothy K. Bright) Miss Henrietta Smith entertained the members of her Sunday school class a party Friday evening. Various games were played to pass aw'ay the evening. Refreshments of pie a la mode and coffee served to the Misses Nelle Longan, Lucile Tuck, Margaret Scottt, Ella Wilson, Nettie Ramseyer, Henrietta Smith, Mesdames C.

T. McConnell, J. B. Thomas, J. D.

Eckles, Carl Giiier and J. A. Martin. Mrs. Fannie McClure to Marshall Wednesday to visit her daughter, Mrs.

Alvin Barton and family. Louis Hinck and wife Springs visitors Wednesday. E. M. Offutt returned home Tuesday from several stay in Kansas City.

Paul Shondelmaier spent the week-end in Kansas City. Mrs. C. L. Hanley and daughter, and Miss Tracy Berry of Sedalia visited H.

A. and J. C. Longan and families, Saturday night and Sunday. Billy attends school In Kansas City, spent the week-end with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Lee Clark of Sedalia spent the week-end his who teaches school here. Miss Irene Yokeley of Springs spent Sunday her aunt Mrs. Mollie Nutt. She leave Saturday for Colorado, she make her home.

Mrs. Carl Guier and son returned home Friday from a visit her aunt, Miss Odie Berry of Springs. Mrs. J. W.

Rissler went to Sedalia, Friday. 1 Mrs. Ciirmitt of Springs has been employed as nurse for Mrs. Chas. Franks is still' quite ill.

Rev. Broderson filled his regular appointment at the Baptist church Sunday morning and evening. He was entertained while here at the home of IMr. and Mrs. Walker Boul- Mirs Edna Harrison visited Miss Yerby in Springs, Sunday afternoon.

Misses Nadine and Alberta spent the their parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Dr.

J. W. Mills, Robert and Will Finley drove to Kansas City, Thursday, VIrs. L. G.

Wheeler and Miss Mary Stephens Sedalia visitors Saturday. Miss Mary McMulIin of Sedalia visited Mr. and Sam Hostler last week. Rev. J.

H. Clark conducted services at the Christian Church Suu day morning and evening. xV banquet was given Monday evenirg at the church. Mr. and Mrs.

Nathan Harris entertained Rev. Clark Sunday and Monday. One of the most interesting programs given this school term given Saturday night at the Parent- meeting. It composed of songs, music, readings and a play by the high school pupils, which much enjoyed by all. Miss Hattie Skillman spent the with relatives in Sedalia.

Mr, and Mrs. Maupin of Mont' gomery, Alabama, and Mrs. Eckles and daughter, Mrs. Miller, of Sedalia, are here visiting Mr. and Mrs.

J. D. Eckles. Born, to Mr. and Mrs.

Leon Rector on February 23, a baby boy. LaMonte R. R. 2 Items Mrs. Charles Wolfe, of Clinton return to her home Saturday after visiting a days with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. R. Landes. A number irom this neighborhood attended a gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Roy Rice Saturday evening. Mrs. John Rathburn was hostess to the Thursday club last week on Friday, because of the storm that prevailed Thursday. A new member taken in the club, Mrs. Ralph Crawford.

The hostess served refreshments to the following: Mesdames J. D. P. C. Reed.

W. E. Reed, Stella Weikal, D. E. Shroyer, H.

B. L. Rogers, xYnderson Johnson, Lern Rathburn, Charley Mahin and George Landes. Mrs. John Van Natta entertained the Walnut Branch Aid Society at lior home Wednesday an all day session.

Visitors and members present were Mesdames Ben Overstreet, Y. B. Wood, Ida Van Natta. Dollie Henry Bolton, William Bol ton, Oscar Kemp, DeJarnette, Stevens Harrison DeJarnette and Misa Ollie Stevens. Mrs.

Andy DeJarnette visited Wed nesday iNIrs. George Landes. IMessrs. J. D.

T. H. and George Landes attended the Chamber of Commerce banquet at Lamonte Wednesday evening. Lyman Littlefield left for Mayo Bro.s. last Sunday for medical examination.

Mrs. L. G. Snider visited Friday her daughter, Mrs. Granville Reed who is very ill.

The dwelling house on the Harris farm occupied by Mr. and Mrs. John Whitfield was destroyed by fire early Monday morning. 0 Bunceton Items Mrs. (By W.

R. Reavis) T. W. Straiten of Clifton Missionary Society served dinner at the Stei-'hens sale and cleared $79 80. The "Win Sunday school class served san in the afternoon and cleared about $15.00.

Mr. and Mrs. Noble Neal, of Lln- City spent a days here last coin, Pleasant Green visitors w'eek visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs.

Sunday afternoon, Neal will be remembered here as Miss Nellie Judge Chris Smith a business passenger to Boonville Friday of last week. C. F. Gerhardt of east of towm was In Boonville trains Friday. Mr.

and Mrs. Dan Kopp were shopping in Boonville Saturday of last L. C. Elliott moved with his Bridges. n2' Sedalia with his brother.

Oliver Colwell and visitors on Tuesday of this week, 'family, southwest of this eltv Miss Ola Wickham returned to; S. L. Doggett and Dr. G. W.

Kansas City Monday afternoon after Grove attended the Automobile ex- rpending a few days her par- hibit in Kansas City Friday, ents, and Mrs. E. E. Wickham, Thomas Stanley left for Kansas J. J.

Rush, an old time resident' City Tuesday, where he will spend of this community, died Saturday, a few days on business. February 20th at the home of his! Miss Fav Saults of Concordia -'n- son in Kansas City, after a short who has been here for several days' formerly resided here, as the guest ot her grand.father, him are his and of his serious illness left three sons, the only daughter hav- for home Monday, ing died a number of years ago, and; Messrs Charles Adams and her daughter, Mrs. Frank Henry, George Murby. of Montserrat made her home with Mr. and transacting business here Rush until the time of her mar- Monday.

Mr. Adams will move to riage. The funeral services and the R. M. Jcnks farm, southeast of i burial were in Kansas City.

i this city. March 1st Clarence Wesner and family have Mrs. C. L. moved into the Weatherald prop-: burg, spent from uuLij.

i-- erty on Phelps street. Saturday with her mother Mrs. visiting relatives and held court and tried the Miss Margaret Berry was a bus-' Susan Blum north of this cltv i ooklng after business matters. He fj-egjunan class for injudicious slan- iness visitor in Ionia on Tuesday, Mrs. R.

7 pagby of south of I household The complaint that the Mrs. Frank Ziegler had as her' transacted business In War-! arion, Kansas, he; class in their program of 0 0 0 0 0 0 Clarksburg Items (By Clyde Vanstratten) The junior class of Clarksburg High School gave the assembly of the school a surprise when instead Warren of Warrens- x-. Wednesday fap i of giving a program as expect- giiests from Saturday until Monday, Mr. and Mrs. Hendricks, who had been visiting Mrs.

Hendricks parents near Pleasant Hill, Mo. Mrs. Hendricks Is a sister of Mrs. In rcnsburg Tuesday morning. Mrs.

W. J. Carr delightfully entertained the Loyal Sunday school class of the Christian church Monday afternoon at the will be located this summer. dedicated the conclud- Si he and his family I number of their program, 1 ke the Kansas climate fine and Mule Quartet, to the juniors. The are In good health.

freshmen notified Wednesday F. Denman; morning to choose their attorney Ziegler. Mr. and Mrs. Hendricks homo ot her mother, Mrs.

James from the Otto property re-; tor their defense. Sidney Sollltt returned to Pleasant Hill xMonday I Koch. The occasion a complete purchased by J. A. ilson, to was chosen.

John Sappington act- and from there will go to the state of California, where they expect to make their home. Mrs. J. T. Spalding and little daughters passengers to Eugene Tuesday for a few' days visit.

surprise to Mrs. Koch, it being in honor of her birthday anniversary. Rook, social conversation and listening to the radio were the diversions of the afternoon. A delicious lunch was served. George Washing.

Miss Virginia Pepper and brother ton hatchets favors. Mrs. O. Louis, Kansas City passengers W. Pietliman, assisted Mrs.

Carr in Tuesday morning. Miss Virginia entertaining the guests. A resume her school duties in Kansas City and her brother is returning to his home in Fort Collins, Colo. A business deal consummated box of candy presented to Mrs. Kock by the ladies and a card of rememberance sent to Mrs.

B. F. Marshall of a the A. E. Doll property on Col ed as attorney for the offendants.

lege street Saturday. Mr. ilson Miss Fern was clerk, Clvde moved into his new home Monday, i Vonstrattcn sheriff, George Clark Miss Margaret Hunt spent Sunday jud.ge. Witnesses subpoenaed and Monday in Boonville, the guest from both classes by the eheriff. of Dr.

and Mrs. A. W. Nelson and After an hour court came to a closa family. H.

E. Meeker was the and the judge read the verdict, guest of the Sunday. which read. "Hereafter the fresb- George M. Danforth of the Dan- man class must of forth Motor Company motored to ions slander against the junior class Kansas City Friday of last week; or any of its members and be care- where his Ford coupe stolen, jful in their actions them in The car recovered the next I the remaining part of the member ot the class, expres-jdamaged The DeMoIay basketball team of last by whicli Curtis Feaster sing the regrets that she could not i Jhe radiator had frozen California played the Tipton town 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Syracuse Items 0 0 0 0 0 became the of the store attend, and enjoy the social building In which I.

B. Bower has noon with the class. The guests his grocery store. Mr. Feaster present Mesdames Mahle having traded his farm for the Vest.

Belle Funk. Rosa Winder, M. building. Dr. Mitchell, brother of; Redd, C.

N. Parsons, A. H. Jones, Miss Lula Mitchell, has bought the Anna Williams, W. D.

Carpenter, stock of goods and will continue business at this place. and bursted and the car had seen team In a basketball game Febru- some rough usage. ary 17. The game was won by the C. E.

Sprangler, is employed; California DeMolays by a very nar- in Versailles spent the holidays row margin. The game was well here visiting his who is at played by both teams and a good present with her parents. Dr. and I present. FINE SHOE REPAIRING leather nal! soiestmen or women Leather heels (men) 40c Leather heels (women) 25c Rubber heels (best quality) 60c Phone 482 and we will call for TOUT shoes.

QUINN BKOa (By Stella L. Forster) J. H. Forster and daughter, Stella, visited Mr. and Mrs.

E. W. Perkins and family Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

John Hoffee, of Syracuse, visited Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Oswald and neice Miss Carrie ster, north of Syracuse, Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Putman gave a (lance at their home west of Syracuse Wednesday night. E. W.

Perkins, of wrest of Syracuse, sold to Joe Parsons, north west of Syracuse, a fine saddle horse for fifty five dollars. Little Miss Margaret Eleanor Forster, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. H.

Forster who have been seriously ill the past w'eek is very much Improved. Delmar Hatfield visited Mr. and Mrs. J. H.

Forster and family of Syracuse Tuesday. J. R. Forster visited Mr. and Delmar Hatfield and family Wednesday evening.

Miss Sylvia Hatfield has been ill for the past few days is able to return to school. Jeff Parsons culled Mr. E. W. chickens this culling fifteen out of one hundred and twenty.

Harry Broderson held a closing out sale at Ms farm of Syracuse Monday. Lee Riley, mule buyer of Sedalia, bought of Wilbur Fredrlch, a span of mules for 200 Harry of Syracuse, purchased the property on the north side of the track as the Alfred Lewis property for $1000. Ed Carpenter of Syracuse sold his farm of Syracuse for $12,500 to W. Brimkhorse, of near Florence, Mr', Miss Nadean who slipped last and sprained her ankle is able to be up and around on crutches. Miss Stella and Leonard Forster the Sunday evening guests of Mrs.

Irvin Cole. Walker Fauhvell the Sunday evening guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. H.

Forster and family. iMisses Elva and Ruby and Mr. Melvin Hatfield the Sunday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. J.

II. Forster and family. Master Carl Hatfield has been ill the past days suffering with the chicken pox. Olive Branch school southeast of Syracuse has been closed the past week on account of in that district. Mr.

and Mrs. Lee Saunders and family visited at Mr. and Mrs. Austin and family Sunday. Knob Noster (By James L.

Hogan) Mrs. Charles Saults hostess to the Swastika club Thursday afternoon of last Mrs. King of Winasor arrived Mrs. R. Q.

Kelly. Mrs. Mack Denman Ella Zink, L. K. Allen, Minnie Smith, Fannie CraiR, O.

Simons, James Lemley, Lee Campbell, Lucy i Boonville Tuesday ot Adcock and Miss May Adcock. Mrs. M. A. Carr and Mrs.

O. W. Piotham were invited guests. Mrs. Will Chalfant and son, Harold returned from Ft.

Collins, Tuesday, wdiere they called on account of the illness of her sen, Paul. Mrs. John O. Beatty and Miss i Mary V. Hogan passengers to Tuesday for an extended visit w'ith' Warrensburg Tuesday on business, her sister, Mrs.

E. A. Sappington jrvin Itaut of Granite Citv, of thi.s city, who is indisposed. 3 brief visit with Mr. and Fred W.

Hagemeyer, the well jir. q. W. riethman Sunday. piano tuner of Johnson; Mrs.

Edith Welch spent between county, died at his home in Holden trains in Warrensburg Tuesday evening on business. Miss Flossie Winebrenner of near. Tipton Is visiting with her sister, Mrs. George Toler ths end. this Rev.

W. Allee and son, Ernest L. H. Felton of Boonville In Allee, Miss Opal Cobb, Miss Mary town a few hours Tuesday, White, Miss Lena Leonard, Miss George Burger and Dr. Rand un- Sadie Donley, Miss Mayme Overbay, loaded and vaccinated a car of hogs i ilerbert Wilson, Marvin Eckles, Ray- at Billingsville Monday.

jmond Stephens, Van E. Needles and Ed Wareham sold a number of Clyde Vanstratten were guests of mules and horses to Chas. California B. Y. P.

U. at a ban- of Marshall the first of the weok. Mr. Durret loaded them into a part of a car he bought at Tipton and shipped them to Marshall Tuesday. James A.

shipped a load qiiet given at California the night of the nineteenth. A nice program given, the members of the Clarkburg B. Y. P. U.

taking part in a few of the numbers. A iHano Monday night. Mr. and W. R.

Grien went to Warrensburg Wednesday to attend the funeral of the late Mrs. Lucinda Coates, died Monday evening at the age of ninety-five years. Fred H. Greg of LaMonte spent r.Ionday and Tuesday in this city instructing his music class. Mr.

and Mrs. Josh Steelman of this city to Jefferson City Sunday for a visit Mrs. Steel- of hogs to St. Louis and Oswald i solo was given by Ernest Allee. Vau Bros, went out with a load of cat- Needles, Raymond Stephems, tie and one load of hogs.

Joe Os- Ernest Allee and Clyde Vanstratten, xMr. and Mrs. C. M. Fleming, who parents, Mr.

and Mrs. J. P. are the of, and operate the Sappington. Knob Noster Gem, spent the week D.

Goode assistant agent at the end in Warrensburg Missouri Pacific station of this city wald of Boonville accompanied the Clarksburg Baptist quartet sang, shipment. program was arranged and Quite a number of people in this i delightful even- community listened in on the anni- veisary program broadcasted by the Henry Field Seed at Shenandoah, Iowa, the 23rd and 24th. Several telegrams w'ere sent In order to get in on the numerous prizes to be given away. The continued wet weather keeps this community rather isolated from 7.1 iss Lucille Wear returned home at Ottervillo to spend the end her parents. We are glad to state that Sam Winebrenner who has been seriously ill for the past few weeks is recovering rapidly.

The Installation of the street spemt the week-end Mr. and were the guests of Mr. par-' almost impas- Lay is the ents, Mr. and Mrs. Neale Goode.

Mrs. L. P. Lay. Mrs.

Lay is the ents, Mr. and daughter of Mrs. Rice. Druggist C. W.

Wiedman left for Miss Mary Opal Thompson, of Kan.sas City Monday, where he this city departed for Kansas City' spend his time purchasing goods Saturday for a visit with Mrs. G. for his store. M. Gillum and daughter, xMiss.

Dr. M. P. Shy of Sedalia made a Josephine for several days. 0 0 0 0 0 PLEASANT GREEN (By Mrs.

Blythe Woolery) Mrs. Alfred Quint shopped in Seda- professional visit Sunday in this Elder R. D. Weaver of Indepen-: city in the home of W. P.

Roberts, dence, an able Devine of the L. Mrs. W. F. Denton was a Sunday, Monday.

church, left for Sedalia Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs. Harold 1 Cordry made a business trip morning, following a two Suiiley of LaMonte, Mrs. Smiley is to Boonville Tuesday. stay In this city, delivering a ser- daughter of Mrs.

Denton, ies of sermons. B. was in Otterville Tuesday attending to school Dr. J. S.

Parrish made a business Elliott Foster arrived from Kan- Miss Arless Thatcher of Osceola, 1 sas City Saturday for a visit with came Saturday for a visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. trip to Beaman Friday, her uncle Jack Lemley and nephew Foster.

He accompanied by his Fred Stabler of Boonville was a Everett Lemley, who reside south-' sister, Miss Madine, is a stu- guest in the D. L. Schupp home Mon- east of this city. Mrs. W.

A. Brandt, left for her homo In Belvedere. Kansas, Saturday, a visit of a month with Mr. and Mrs. Charles he is spending her parents and, and the parents I Gillum and of her husband, Air.

and Mrs. C. Josephine. dent in Park College. They returned Tuesday to resume their work.

day. John Sprinkle spent the w'eek end progressing rapidly. The city Is having the streets In the north end of the town graveled. Aliss Anna Elliott who has been teaching in Sedalia, returned home Friday to spend the wreek end with, her mother. Airs.

Wilson. Bob Aloore and wife Sunday visitors at the home of G. C. stratten. Airs.

Bush and daughter from Sedalia week end visitors at the home of Bridge Clark. The Parent Association gave an ice cream social February 22, in honor of George birthday, A small red hatchet with a cherry tw'ig attached was given each purchase as souvenirs. Aliss Lucille Wear returned to her school after a end visit with her folks in Otterville, AIo. George AT. Gillum a passeng-jin Sedalia his parents Mr.

and I Forest Winebrenner, w'ho has er to Kansas City Sunday where' Airs. T. R. Sprinkle. been confined to his bed for the Sunday a days with daughter, Miss Mr.

and Airs. Elmer Stegner are past week, Is able to be up and. M. Brandt. Airs.

J. H. Graves to La- Alonte Tuesday for a visit with her daughter, Airs. Samuel Cornelius. Dr.

Saults made a professional visit in Kansas City Alonday. Airs. C. W. Wiedman of this city a passenger to LaAIonte Tuesday, she a guest of her; i)assed away at his home, 312 West sister, Airs.

Blanche Sexton. White Oak street. Independence, Robert E. Ford of Warrensburg, i Thursday, February 18, 1926. spent Saturday in this city with at 2:00 p.

m. The immediate cause N. Saults, is of his death was paralysis. Air. and Mrs.

H. L. Bell were Warrensburg visitors Saturday. Elder R. E.

Burgess of this city was a business visitor in Sedalia Saturday. Samuel born in Knob Noster, Johnson County, August 11, 1849, and the proud parents of a son bom Mon- day. James and Hob Stephens and Dr. Parrish motored to Boonville Tuesday and attended the Sam Shipley sale. Airs.

Anna Norris and children, J. Irving Workman wras T. Woolery and children and Aliss Emma Alae Donley who has been teaching near AIcKirk spent the end her sister, Aliss Sadie Ellen Donley who is going to school here. Aliss Dorothy Bailey Is teaching near returned to her Belle Woolery spent Wednesday in school February 22, after a Otterville with Air. and Airs.

Herman with her parents, Air. and visit Airs. 000000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 Windsor Items 0000000000000000 Airs. Eugene C. Pigg, of Coffeyville, Kansas, Is visiting her father E.

E. Wall and other relatives and friends. Airs. Ernest Blackmore left for her home in Kansas City Sunday afternoon, after a short visit with her parents, Air. and Mrs.

F. C. Livingston. The Windsor Delphian Chapter met at the home of Airs. F.

C. Livingston on Tuesday evening, February 23. Aliss Alary Williams, who Is attending Business College In Se-! dalia, spent the end with her parents. Air. and Airs.

J. O. Williams. Aliss Allie Alclntire, Is teaching in Kansas City, visited' with her mother. Airs.

J. A. Alc- iFxiire from Friday until Alonday. Rev. and Airs.

G. S. Birkhead and son Buddie. Mrs. J.

H. Walton, and his friend D. critically ill. Henry Cockral of this city transacted business In Warrensburg Saturday. C.

F. Nicholson of Kansas City of his death was paralysis. His father, Samuel Workman and mother, Sarah Jane Workman early settlers in Johnson county, obtaining their land from the government by homesteading and pur- spent several days in this city last! chase. Tho town of Knob Noster looking his interests in was laid out on their farm in the the Knob Noster Brick and Tile sixties, shortly prior to the build- Co. plant, of which he has a large ing of the Missouri Pacific railroad share of stock.

from St. Louis, -which delayed Druggist C. W. Wiedman of this in building by the Civil War and city attended the funeral of his did not reach Knob Noster until uncle, S. I.

Workman Saturday in about 1865. In 1871 Air. Workman Kansas City. married Fannie W. Garrison at Airs.

Leora Zecfi of Oil City, Chespeake City, Alaryland. To this sas, who has been a guest of Airs, union three children born, Alary Jane Williams, for several; Irene, Carrie and William Ed- days, left for her home Saturday, ward, of whom the son only sur- En route she visited Airs. James vives. Airs. VJorkman died Octo- Huffaker at Warrensburg.

ber 9. 1921. On April 20, 1923 he Mr. and Airs. C.

D. Oglesby of was united in marriage to Alary E. Garden City, departed for their Aloore, survives. One brother home Thursday, an ex- and four sisters, his nepherw, date tended visit Air. and Airs.

AV. AAJedman and family and niece and Mrs. Adolph Hilden, of Eil Cold ville, visited relatives here sev-! Breaks a Cold Right Up Diel and Rev. and Airs. Kanker.

Air. and Airs. D. Higliberger are visiting their and daughter, Air. and Mrs.

AI. A. Schrader. Airs. Gilbert Donley and daughter of Leavenworth, Kansas visited relatives here last week.

Mrs. Donley was formerly Aliss Ellanora Daus- chle. Air lingsville cral days last week. Airs. Arthur is at St.

hospital, Boonville this week under care of Dr. Ravens- way. Airs. Ed Solomon and sons of New Franklin visited her parents, Mr. and Airs.

J. AI. Stephens several days last Air. and Airs, Henry Kammerich and family of Tipton -w'ere AA'ednes- day guests of Henry Wesslng. Air.

and Airs. Leo. Knedgen were end guests of their daughter, Airs. Herbert Lwenter and family. Mr.

and Airs. Will Klenklin and family were Sunday guests of Airs. rents Air. and Charlie Bailey. H.

Cask, of this city. En route. Airs. Effie J. Shafer and family are they wrere guests of Airs.

Lute AAJl-Uhe relatives now residents in Knob Charles Dilthy. son in Noster. Air. Workman has been en. Cecil Decker had as A.

R. Thurston, manager of the gaged in the real estate business in Sunday dinner guests, Air. and Airs. Produce Exchange of This city was Independence for the past twenty-; J- Walker- a business visitor in Sedalia Alon- seven years. Funeral services were' Airs.

Katheryn Wessing is visiting day. held at 2:30 Saturday af- William Colwell and grand- daugh- ternoon, February 20, 1926. at the ter, Aliss Eliza Jane Patterson, of. home. The body was laid to rest Sedalia enioved a visit for a w'eek in Alount Washington cemetery, Takfc two every three hours until three dose- are taken.

The first dose always gives relief. The second and third doses completely break up the cold. Pleasant and safe 10 take. Contains no quinine or opiates. Millions use Cold Compound." thirty-five cents.

Druggists I antee it. her daughter, Mrs. Henry Kam- mcrich and family of Tipton this week. The ladies of the Pleasant Green W. E.

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