Clark County Courier from Kahoka, Missouri • 7

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(Adv.) CROSS ROADS Mr. and Mrs. Jess Ducbternmn visited Thursday evening at Chas. Halls. Wednesday evening, a number of relatives and friends gathered at the home of' Fred Whitehead to lild farewell to Jim Pope Joy who was leaving that night for the Kansas harvest fields.

Otlio. Dochtenuun left Thursday morning for Macon where and Boss Stevens- will work on t'f i state road near that city. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hall and children, Dorothy aud Don visited at the Wm.

Mttoeks home Sunday. Fred Whitehead aud family visited nt Henry Saar's Sunday afternoon. Miss Lida Saar who hn been visiting with Mr. Whitehead and other relatives, returned to her home that day. Miss Cleo Dociiternsin spent Sunday aud Monday with her parents, J.

A. Dockterman and wife. Mr. and Mrs. liny Durham came Friday for a visit with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Jess Ilochterman. They returned to their hoine'at Warrenton Monday. Irish Thompson passed thru our neighborhood last week overseeing the A. T.

S. lines. Preston Dochlcruinn Is staying at Ross Stevens while Mr. Stevens Is employed on the state road near Macon. COMMUNITY PARAGRAPHS By Jusper Bllues On Saturday Mr.

Leslie and Dr. Pauly received from bee keepers in central Texas, ten colonies of bees, each colony of three pounds having Its queen bee. The colonies are all warranted to he of healthy stock, not infested with foul brood and all queen bees gnaisntced. All were at once properly placed In eight frame hives, and were liberated In their homes. The shipment was three days on the journey, and owing to long confinement a large number of workers failed' to 'survive.

This progressive enterprise of -Dr. Pauly and veteran bee keeper will be of lasting good to our people and community. Inducements for the bee peeping industry are increasing, as new honey producing plants aro arriving. There Is for a new, example, the large yellow sweet clover which blooms three weeks earlier than the common sweet The bee keeping business is too persistently neglected In Clark Co. Who knows the Columbia Poplar Tree? This is a class which has in principle the pride and ambition to grow with a straight, towering body, its little branches clustered near the main body.

The Columbia Poplar attains a great height, and is an attractive' decoration fof any home. The writer has a royal sample of this poplar which was a mere cutting without roots, planted two years jago which Is now fourteen feet in lotorcarcano BaiUty Trim, graceful lines; charming proportions; rich. Duco colorings; tasteful interior! all combine to make Buick hrantifiii. Cnmfnrt Ample wheelbase and cantilever springs; JU softly cushioned seats, conveniently arranged Buick builds comfort fire driver and psisen gers into every car. Performance ick lTrfrful- Valve-in-Head engine, now north tionless beyond belief, provides a new and higher standard of motor car performance.

fimttnmv how operating cost; long life; slow depreciation these ate examples of the economy of owning a Buick. Value Bccsuue Buick gives everything a motor car can offer in greater measure, at moderate cost Buick is today the greatest value automobile dollars can buy. MLU LIBERTY Another heavy i in fell last night which will delay farm work a few days. Corn planting is pretty well over In this vicinity. Mrs.

Harve Miiniford who lias 'been' In thq hospital at Canton for the past i seven weeks, wns aide to return to ber home In Colony Tuesday. John Hottle of Antioch neighbor-1 hood, died Frkbiy night after a pain-! ful illness of a few months. Funeral services Sunday at Fairmont. The filially has tne sympathy of all. Twila Fields, daughter of Mr.

and. Mrs. Pearl was operated on at Macomb hospital Friday for abscess on lung. Calvin' Deck went to Seiutn. Thursday wheie he 1ms employment, i Charlesi and Welker and fnm-; llies visited Sunday witli Durward Speer and wife.

Charles Deck spent Sunday with Oltis Deck and family. George Collins and wife visited Sunday with Mrs. Della Collins. Mrs. Arlten Collins spent Saturday night with relatives In WHIamsawn.

-i 1 BLACK OAK Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Harper spent one night last week with Mr.

and Mrs. Ed. Hans. Henry Long was helping Wm. Reitz a few1 days lost week.

Mrs. Clifford Glover and sen were Saturday callers of Mrs. E. Glover. P.

D. Harper and wife were Luray callers Thursday evening. Miss Buth Itcitz of Granger Is spending a few days with her sister, Mrs. Malcolm Ticnian and friends in Keokuk. Keokuk Buick Co.

Keokuk, Iowa MT. IIORAB Quite an electric, rain and wind storm visited the community Saturday night. No damage has been reported. Ray White and Charles Merrick spent Saturday night and Sunday in Kirksvllle. Little Jack Shannon bus been on the sick list The Buick agent was In our vicinity -one day last week.

Quite a number from this vicinity attended the children's exercises ut Aslrnry Sunday night. Joe Kerr called on D. C. Riley Sunday afternoon. I Mr.

and Mrs. Chas. White took din- Steeples and friend, in. ller wltIl Kex Watson and wife Sun- redorlck were Luray day. Frank Gluver was an afternoon callers Saturday afternoon.

caller Ernest Sample called on home folks Sunday. i "orl from the George Rude, car Mrs. Marlon Steeples, son La Vance and daughter. Verona were Granger Charles Hull und family, Johu lan 'A 1 UNION AND VICINITY heavy rain Saturday night brought Honey Creek out again. Mrs.

Hurry Clark and son, Raymond called the C. C. Clark home last Thursday. Morey Newman and family were la Ft Friday callers at the Adolph Kirchner home. 1 Katie Graham and Anna Asher were last Saturday callers at the Combs home.

D. J. McDonnell and John Bogener ere Monday callers in Kahoka. Mr. and Mrs.

Dan Combs and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shallenbciger were Sunday visitors with Mrs. Combs brother. Warrick Ross.

Peck" Bradford, Albert, Dick and Bob Ron and J-hKu Kirchner were also callers at ton! place Sunday. Morey Newman called on Sum Banks Tuesday noon. Bnlly-Knte. Children Need Vitamins To Aid Growth and Build Strong Bones SCOTTS -EMULSION Abounds In Cod-liver Oil Vitamins Scott A Bawac, MaoaScM. W.

J. Ml I- 1 OBDER OF PUBLICATION STATE OF MISSOUHI, County of Clark, so. In the Circuit Court for Clark County, Ahgnst Term, 1027. Grace E. Weston, Plaintiff, Against Frank D.

Weston, Defendant The State of Missouri, To the above Wiued Defendant: Greeting: 1 Wow here tills 10th day of May, 1027, Jin vacation of Circuit Court for Clark County, Missouri, before August Term, 1027, of said CJfccuit Court, comes plaintiff herein by attorney of record I herein, before said Clerk and on behalf 1 nf plaintiff files petition In suit herein, I and also affidavit of plaintiff herein, I among other matters of action I alleging: That said defendant Frank D. Weston Is a non-resident of the State of Missouri, residing outside of said State of Missouri, and cannot be served in this State lif the manner prescribed by the code of procedure of and in the State of Missouri, or in any other man- said Clerk being from (aid petition and affidavit herein and otherwise, duly satisfied, and thereupon dnly finding that process herein cannot be served on said defendant In this State In the manner prescribed by the code of procedure of and in the State of Missouri, or In ether manner. It Is therefore ordered by Clerk that said defendant, Frank D. Weston, be notified by publication that plaintiff by petition herein filed of date, May 19th, 1927, has commenced against aid defendant an action at law the immediate object and general nature of which Is to secure a decree of divorce. And it la further ordered that said defendant be and appear in this Court on fhe first day of the next term there-be tolden at the City of Kahoka, ClaA County, Missouri, on Monday the 1st day of August, 1927, and then and there answer or plead to said petition, or In default therein said petition will be taken and adjudged as confessed, snd Judgment by default will be rendered against said defendant It is further ordered that a copy hereof be duly published at least once a week for four consecutive weeks In the Clark County Courier, a weekly newspaper duly printed, published and circulated In said Clark County, ami duly designated by plaintiffs attorney, and duly approved by said Clerk as most likely to give notice to last Insertion to be at least fllTen days before said next tftrm of "aid Court.

STATE OF MISSOURI, County of Clark, as. Ilarry II. Lewis. Clerk of the 1 re nit Court of Clark County, Missouri, hereby certify that the. foregoing writing is a full, true and complete upy of the original Order of Fublica-'lon in said' cause, as folly as the same ami appears of record In my 'fflee.

In Witness Wliereof. I hereto sub-crilie my name and official slgnatnre nd hereto gfftx the seal of said 'omJ at my offW In the City of Ka-rV Clark County, Missouri, this 19th 'ay May, 1927. tSEAI.) IIARRY H. LEWIS, lurk of tl.e Clr-mlt Court for Clark County, Missouri. FAIRV1EW jess Boaecrana and wife, Jim Ketrhum and famll apent Sunday with Bay Brookhart and family.

The. children in tbla vicinity are practicing for a piny at the high achool building at WUlIamatown soon. Everybody welcome. Mrs. Arthur Bclway and daughters' apent Wednesday evening with Zetta Urn.

Pearl Sheer baa returned from visit in Montlcello, rest Lee Washburn baa been help-Robert Briacoe tlila Boaecrana apent Monday night In' Kahoka with hla brother! Ed. Calvin Deck has gone to Bllnola lor the aummer. Ernie Toben apent a day or two Chicago eight- seeing. Verne Kapfer and Ruth, Ferry and Lillian Deck went to LaOrange Sunday to attend college. Keran from Nebraska City, la visiting her brother, Jesse Boaecrana.

-Denny Washburn and Forest Lee it Monday evening with Bay Brookhart. Ocie Falkenstlne spent Friday with Mitts. FAIRMONT We sure have bad lota of since Saturday morning and Is raining Monday A. M. There was a large crowd attended John Hotter funeral here Sunday afternoon.

The roads were very bad. The hearse got stuck several tlmea and the water was out at Bear Creek and teams were there to pull the cars thru the water. Rev. Armentrout of Wyacouda preached the funeral sermon and his body was laid to rest In the cemetery here. He passed away Friday night about 1 o'clock.

The family has the heartfelt sympathy of all. The Ladles' Aid met at the home of Mrs. Ilarry Jenkins lost Wednesday afternoon. All had a flue time and nice refreshments. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs.

Charles Hudson the first In July. The Bogener boys came over and brought their big tractor and plowed for Roscoe Dreschcr. They snre can turn over the dirt. Mrs. Frank Laughlln went to Keokuk Saturday and got water hound and lind to slay all night aud returned home Sunday.

Miss Georgia Bruce Phillips visited at the McCulln home over the week end. 1 Mrs. Stella Hamilton lins gone to Willlamstowu to visit' her daughter und family. Joe Wilson and wife came over from Xlota, 111., Friday and visited here that afternoon. They took supper at the Casey home aud neat buck to their sou's, Roy that night and on buck to tbelr home Saturday afternoon.

Louis Host and wife had company Lee home Sunday. John R. Raines and wife and daughter, Mrs. John Roush and children went to Kahoka and Keokuk Friday and had a fine trip. Bob Allen and family and Miss Icle Hise went to Deer Bidge lust Sunday and visited relatives.

Louis Host and wife had comupny from Keokuk Friday and over night. Mr. and Mrs. Sector of Gorin went down last week to visit their son, Gilva and family. Mrs.

Hnzt was -called to Willlamstown last week as Hr. Kropp had passed away. His funeral was held at Willlamstown and also at Xeeper. Largo crowds at both places. The family has the sympathy of all Hlsa Lydia Ewing came home from Keokuk and brought her little Miss Billie Lon Curtis home with her for a visit.

Charlie Jenkins had the misfortune to get hurt Sunday. I think he got a leg hurt In some way that he cant walk. They have their share of hnd luck. GRANGER Mrs. Ada Green and Mrs.

Emmet Moore transacted business In Luray Friday. Earl Steeples was a guest at the home of his mother, Mrs. Mary Steeples last week. James Curry was a Memphis visitor Friday. Raymond Davis of Canton visited over the week end with his mother, Mrs.

Maye Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Will Shaw and son Gale were dinner guests nt the Perrin Moore home Sunday. Mrs.

Mable Dye and little son called on Mrs. E. Lalone Thursday afternoon. The business men of Granger win put on a free movie Saturday night, June 18th. Everyone invited to attend.

Miss Marjorie Davis was passenger to Kirksvllle Monday morning to visit friends. She exepets to be gone abont two weeks. Hugo Ruth of Etna transacted business in Granger Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Ira Morton of Chicago called at the John Searight home Sunday en route to Memphis to visit her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. John Mulch. Mrs. Laura Kennedy Is entertaining her foster mother, Mrs. Adams of Milton.

ST. PATRICK It's rain, rain and more rain. The prospect for corn looks discouraging. Ray Ellison and family visited Sunday at the John Jones home. Mrs.

Ed. Uhlmeyer who has been on the sick list, Is better at this 'writing. Mrs. Wm. Clark and children, Bernard Basil and Edna returned Saturday after a visit with relatives in St.

Lonfc Wc deceived the sad news today that Ailiert Shuman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lart Saturday night quite a few OthaaSbunuin, had passed away. friends snd neighbors were Invited to the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Leonard Long to celebrate the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr. anil Mrs. Cooper Stout, pem ts of Mrs. Long. Felix Bennett Is visiting his sister at Burlington, Mrs.

Sophia Weignnd Is on the sick list. Her daughter, Mrs. Her nan Neves of Alexandria is caring for her. o-. WINCHESTER Emery Christy and Virgil Byan of Keokuk were Winchester visitors Sunday.

Allda Wnples and wife visited Sun-dnv with D. F. Waplcs and wife, Harry Clock ami family of Keokuk visited Sunday af the IX Rairden home. Hiram Washburn and family visited with Chas. Lcftwloh and wlfe Sunday.

Mb Ruth of Wareaw, retnrn-1 borne after a two weeks visit with her crandp-tyent, Mr. and Mrs. D. Rairden. callers Friday evening, Mr.

and Mrs. George Teter were Luray callers Tuesday afternoon. La Vance Steeples and sister, Verona, spent Saturday afternoon with Win. Reitz and family. SUGAR CREEK Mis Dully Roberts spent Sunday wIMi Charlotte King, The d-iwnpour of rain Saturday night will delay corn planting again but fanners are still htful for a late fall and the corn that is up hasn't a very good color.

Too much rain. Oats are liegiuniug to head out and hay looks good. Knssell and Mary Roberts of Clark City visited their grandparents, I height, Recently took a scout us far east as the J. N. Gregory home, in order to see rural conditions and study them officially.

That's the proper method of learning subjects of historic value. It Is Just as well to state that farming affairs are seriously held in suspension, abnormally, and are three to four weeks behind average seasons. Not only lnte, but the cool condition of the weather Is negative to oats, corn and other farm crops. These conditions are now In tbelr third year of rule and the wonder Is that there Is a serious alarm, financial panic and public uneasiness as to the safety of the chief food supply commodities of our land. There Is a possible calamity to a na tion which is more awful In Its visitation than a famine.

Through the kindness of artist Kin-kende and Lou Malone, the writer was treated to voyage over Into the Honey Creek church locality on Friday. Well, the entire way afforded pleasure and Instruction, for one learns In these rural scouts the reul condition of the country. The Honey Creek rhnrch building Is a plain and large edifice, with large church yard aud cemetery adjonlug which contains several acres. Mr. Kin-kada made the final inscription name mi the granite monument, that of Reuben A.

Lehman. The monuments contain the names of some very early settlers of the county, and as Is com mon in all cemeteries, there are many graves unmarked and names unknown. A row of eight graves Is seen, all without names. Near the church Is the home place of Rev. C.

8. Callihan, man so well known all over Clark county many years ago. The writer recalls that he mrt C. 8. Callihan years ago joined In county paper articles with Mr.

Beeson on the subject of county school supervision. The controversy was carried on through the columns of the Alexandria Commercial. Our Journey included the route by way of the Diamond school house and this shows a neat, well located temple of knowledge. These rural outposts are the safety of onr general diffusion of economic knowledge, and they should lie carefully guarded and per petrated against the consolidation propaganda of the schemer for large salaries. The safety of the county Is dependent upon the rural population.

Congestion and large cities have brought destruction upon nations and kingd-uns-and empires for thousands of years. WANDERING TRAIL Deferred from last week.) N. 8. 8. is progressing nicely.

Wilbur Owens Is assisting Elmer Mohr with hauling this week. Miss Opal Starkey entertained friends from Hillsboro, Iowa and Revere one day recently. Mrs. Amle Terry Is assisting Miss Ella Walker at present Miss Opal Htarkey arrived home Wednesday after visiting friends near Hillsboro, Fairfield and Mt Pleasant Iowa. Misses Mabel Walker and Florence Justice are attending summer school at Canton, Mo.

We wish them abundant success. A rail of gloom passed over our precinct recently due to the death of our beloved friend, Mr. H. C. Kropp, who after Intense suffering, died at his home near Willlamstown.

Funeral services were held at the Xeeper Christian church Wednesday, June 8th at 2:00 P. M. Services were conducted by Rev. West of Kahoka. Mr.

Kropp will be sadly missed In the home and community where he dwelt Gerald and Artie Starkey attended the Childrens Day Program at Ballard Sunday ere. The social given at E. M. Kapfer' Wednesday night was well attended and enjoyed by all present. White Cloud, Kano.

I took Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription during the critical period of life when doctors did me no good. I got five bottles of tbs Prescription and I ted it saved my life. I also took three bottles of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery fer stomach trouble and nervous ness, together with the Pleasant Pellets, and wu permanently relieved.

I dont think Dr. Pierce's medicines can be beat for I know they saved my life. I ted that if others would teas them they would be saved lots of money Mrs. A. D.

Smith. All druggists. Tablets or liquid. Roberts Sunday. I few days last week visiting her broth- Wella Sander gave a party to a er, Paul Shannon, number of his friends last Friday Mr.

Effie White spent Friday af-uight. After a social time he served temoou at the Oliver Reitz home, strawberries and cake. Everybody hnd Oliver Kelts, wife aud children took NO HUNTING NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the undersigned will allow no fishing, trapping or hunting with dog or gun on their premises as the case maybe un-icr penalty of the law. MBS. MARY OSC1I.SEXHF.CKEK 0-9-7 HY.

CALVERT 4-8-27 FRANK FETTERS 10-22-26 ALVIN APPLEGATE 11-19-26 HENRY CALVEBT 4-S-26 R. P. RIXEY 10-1-26 ELLIS McCOLLISTEB 10-1-26 SAM BANKS 10-28-26 VIOLA E. STEWART 7-23-26 CHARLES T. MAYFIF.I 12-3-20 MRS.

ISAAC SNIDER 12-1-26 FRANK HINES 12-17-26 MRS. ELLA HESS 12-17-26 WM. GRAF 12-24-26 DAVID V. FRANKS 1-7-1927 CHAS. NEUENDORF 3-21-27 DR.

W. B. SISSON Phjsician and Surgeon Special attention given to the treatment of Diseases of Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat and also Fitting of Glasses Office, Martin Jildg. S. W.

Cor. Square Office 37C. Residence 57L. J. R.

BRIDGES M. D. Physician and Surgeon Kahoka, Mo. Making a Specialty of Diseases of Children. Office upstairs, 8.

E. corner of public square. DR. S. W.

PILE Dentist South Side Square Kahoka, Mo. CHARLES HILLER Attorney Abstracts of Title, Loans, Insurance and Collections Offde Exchange Bank Building on Floor Kahoka, Missouri DR. A. C. ALEXANDER Dentist Office Kahoka, Southwest Corner Square Missouri I have modern equipment and personally diagnose and treat all cases at my hospital.

Kahoka, Mo. Phone 410. DR. W. F.

PAULY COMFORTABLE accommodations at moderate costing hotel of wide fame, convenient to the business district. Rotes: $20aadup for one person; $3A0andapfertwtv Washington at ISth, St. Etteu aud wife, Mrs. Essie Glover and son Frank took Sunday dinner with George Teter and family. Mrs.

Paul Shannon and children, Jack and Leila returned to their home Tuesday after a week's stay with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ilonibaker near Mt. Sterling. Rex Watson, wife and children, Helen and Richard called on Mr.

and Mrs. Charles White Tuesday of last week. Mrs. Claude Selby and sister, Miss Florence Watson went to Wyacouda Tuesday of last week to have some dental work d. no.

The Pilcher brothers went to Luray Friday. Miss Ida Maye Shannon spent a Sunday dinner last week with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Meade and family. John White and son, Ray made a trip to Keokuk Monday of last week.

Mrs. Alma Bridget called on Mrs. Johu VanEtten one day this week. Edgar and Hartford Pilcher took dinner Tuesday with Frank l'hilp and family. Bev.

Miner filled hi appointment at Union Sunday p. m. Owing to the had roads not a very large crowd out Miss Inez Collins spent the first part of the week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Collins near Mt.

Sterling, Iowa. LONK STAR A nice crowd out to Sunday school. Almost the hardest rain of the season visited our community Saturday night. Herliy Ward of Macomb, is visiting his parents. Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Ward and family. Panline Hnewtng returned home from Hnunllial Sunday. Jim Sheffler and wife and Dcllie Sneburg of Keokuk vbited their mother. Mrs.

Nnu Sheffler Sunday. Nellie Hoewing and Anis Johnson were afternoon rollers. Carl Ward returned to Illinois Sunday where he 1ms employment. Not nnu-li corn planted In this neighborhood. Ailiert Hoewing and family, Charles Johnson and family, Willie Gatton, wife and two children, Harry Hoewing anil family enjoyed a card party- at lie Ilarry Ort home Sunday night, while the children played a game of hide and seek.

George visited hb father and sbter. Olive and Mary Ella at Iico-' knit fr. in Friday t.j Sunday afteiiM- nf last week. There have li.vu qn'te a few tmw-herrles i It-keil lu thb o-'Mnnnlry. Wes vl-iied with hb son's wife ami children Ke-.

kufc Friday evening and Saturday of la-t week. WashMiru. wife and children spent Sunday with Cluis. Lcftwich and family. WTu.

SlvffVr has lid acre of corn planted. Lucky for him. Sunshine. a good time and voted Wells a -good entertainer. Mr.

aud Mrs. Joseph King and daughter. Charlotte spent Suudoy evening ar the C. C. McKinney home.

Mr. aud Mrs. Brock of near Alexandria, moved lu to the Andy Johnson home. Mrs. Fred Glasgow and son.

Ted visited tin- former's niece Sunday at the 8t. Joseph's hospital In Keokuk, who is seriously I1L ETNA Dr. I. W. Traverse and wife of Fort Madl-un, Iowa, are spending a tew days with L.

J. Bally and family. Miss I.euise 8t ruble spent the week end with her friend, Mbs Marguerite Nutter. Gurdor Meyers spent Sunday with his friend. Wm.

Arnold. The children's day exercises were given hist Sunday night and were well attended. Rex. ltatliert is slowly convalescing. He attended morning and evening I Sunday.

Sunday. Mbs Ardella Dire and Rudolph Dietericli were united in marriage j.lne 7 by Rev. Rath- ert. pastur of the Etna M. E.

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