The Sedalia Democrat from Sedalia, Missouri • Page 8

THE SEDALIA DEMOCRAT, SUNDAY. MAY 21, 1925 Base Bali Shoes Special $3.00 Goldsmith Official League $2.00 Base Balls $1.50 OBITUARY Mrs Meta Kruse Brandt. Mr Mrta Brandt, aspd 7.5 wife of Cord Brandt of 1523 O'age avenue, well known rmd Sedalian, died at liomo Friday afternoon following a short Shoppers This Week at Brandt was born near Stover, MiTsan county, on December 11. a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

J. H. Kre.deceased. Her early life -iKiit ill that vicinity. She was aiTied to Mr.

Brandt, who survives r. on 20. 1ST3. Shortly th' ir marriage the couple GREATEST STORE Will Find Excellent Values in Charming, Fashionable Frocks Base-Bal! Players and Team Managers This store is the offirJal agency for the famous guaranteed athletic goods. We are prepared to (jnote you very special prices on your needs or your individual requinnients.

Goldsmith goods are official wherever hasehall is played. Come in and Ir-t us figure witn you. 1025 liule in and get a copy. 116-118 South Ohio, SENIORS PICNIC HELD AT PINHOOK An enjoyable picnic and outing was held liy about eighty couples. members of the graduating class of 1925, of Sedalia High school and their friends at Binhook Friday evening.

Three trucks conveyed the picnickers to and from the scene of the festivities. Members of the faculty of the school chaperoned party. After several hours outing the picnickers returned to Sedalia, arriving here about 10 Parents of Daughter. Mr. and D.

L. Hutchinson are the parents of an eight pound daughter horn I'riday at Slater, Mo. Mr. Hutchinson is a salesman for the RossDarling IMotor company of this city. TO Sedalia and had since here.

She was a faithful member of the Mrthodist Episcopal church. Itesides her husband she is survived by four brothers and four sisters. They are Kruse of Smithion, Henry Kruse of Kansas City, David Kruse of Smithon and Will Kruse of Salina, Kansas, Mrs. Smith of Arkansas, Mrs. Mary Boeker and Mrs.

Katie Jaeger of Sinithton and Mrs. Julia Jaeger of Wentzville, Mo. The funeral will he held at the home at 2 this afternoon, the Rev. W. H.

Hackman, pastor of the Smithton Methodist Episcopal churcli to officiate. Fall hearers will he si.x nephews of Mrs. Brandt, John and Jacob IRandt, A. B. Ridgeway.

Carl Kruse and George and Edward Jaeger. Foliowing the service here the body will he taken to Smithton where a second service will he held in the Methodist Episcopal church. Interment will he in the Smith- U)ii cemetery. -in selections that offer wide advantageous variations in style, and most in i FEATURING ESPECIALLY TWO GROUPS AT $17 and Denied Divorce Decree. A decree of divorce was refused Mrs.

Katie Biggs in her suit against William M. Biggs by Circuit Judge Dimmit Hoffman Saturday after evidence in the case had been heard. E. W. Couey was aUorney for the plaintiff.

QfiV 6 In Mrs. Sarah J. Ryan. Mrs. Sarah J.

Ryan, aged 7G years, mother of Lee Carpenter, a Sedalia taxicab man, died Saturday morning at her home at Warsaw, according to a message received by her son. Mr. Carpenter left at once for Warsaw to remain until after the funeral at that place. Ryan was twice married her first husband being W. W.

Carpenter and a few years following his death she married J. F. Ryan, who survives her as does likewise two sons by the first marriage. Lee Carpenter of Sedalia, and Milo Carpenter of the state of California. Where you see the fi At these modest prices 3 are offered a wide choice of frocks for daytime and evening occasions street, sports, social affairs, for and every model is fashionably correct.

MODELS OF GEORGETTE, SATIN, PRIXTED CREPE. RADIUM SILK, FLORAL DESIGNS, STRIPED SPORT DRESSES, etc. Blue Orchid Champagne White Many Colored Combinations, l-A'cry new detail of style ihat adds to the attractiveness of the summer dresses is embodied in these frocks, which are the creation of New York's foremost designers. FULL SIZE MODELS FOR MISSES AND EXCELLENT VALUES I You 22-6c Includes City Tax Dissolves Carbon-Pnevenis It.s Accumulation-Mone Mileaqe. MOTOPOWER Mrs.

Rose Denver Mrs. Rose Denver, aged about 67 years, of 1107 East Seventh street, this city, died Friday evening at St. hospital, St. Louis, where she had been a patient for the past three weeks. Denver was the wife of William R.

Denver, a brakeman for the Missouri-KansasTexas railway out ofili Sedalia and her husband was at her bedside when the end came. In addition to her husband sho is survived by a daughter, Mrs. J. J. McCaron of St.

Louis, and other relatives there. During her residence in Sedalia she, had been a member of St. Catholic church and also belonged to the Altar society of that parish. According to information received by friend here Saturday the luneral will be at St. l.ouis ATonday morning and interment in Calvary cemetery there.

frocks; should by all selection means see splendid offerings in newest Will suiely follow if you contemplate a purchase, as the values are self-evident. A SALE OF MATRONS HATS $3.95 Tomorrow we offer a sale of hats for the matron. Hats of black, brown, tan aiid navy, in styles that become the more mature. See these special values tomorrow. Smartest Summer Millinery many hats developed in all white or with a clever touch of color.

Surely the will find woman in need of a becoming summer hat a model that will please from the selection offered in our millinery salon. Lovely with wide straight or drooping brims, developed in braids, leghorn with silk crowns, smaller shapes in all white or with a touch of summer selection that is truly representative of the authentic modes. Specially Featured Are Hats At i i.i 11 li i.i AND 10 which group a satisfactory choice may easily be made. (Millinery Floor) li a ii hi I i PERMANENT WAVING! Every day are adding to the list of satisfied customers of our Permanents. The price for the full permanent wave is $16: are taken in advance only.

Telephone 153. II ii 1-1 I I 14 'If rBM part of her life in Pettis county, residing for a long term of years on a farm north of Sedalia and later removing with her husband to Sedalia to reside. Mr. Curran died about fifteen years ago. Curran continued to make her home Imre imnl three years ago when she went to Mrs.

Theresa K. Curran Mrs. Theresa King Curran, 85 years, former well known Seda- 1 dren are Hugh Curran, (aeat aged Kansas City to live. She was born in Ireland. At the age of 11 she came to the Uniteri States with her parents.

She was married to Mr. Curran in 1865. Seven chil en weer born of the union, of whir.h two, Harry and Bryan Curran, are deceased. The surviving chil- SEDALIA MONARK OIL CO. Main and Vermont C.

Bertman. Prop. Phones 93 lian and a pioneer resident of Pettis widow of the late Henry Curran, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Louis Lee, in Kansas City Saturday according to w'ord received by Sedalia relatives. Mrs.

Curran passed the greater Falls, James Curran of Sedalia, Mrs. J. B. Mockhee, of Chilli- liliated with the Security Benefit Association. Surviving her besides her husband is their daughter, Margaret May; three brothers, Frank York, of 620 renth street, Homer York, of St.

Eon 1 and Harold York of Kansas City and three sisters, Mrs. S. Hodges, of Osceola, Mrs. J. II.

Ru-nkle, of Los Angeles, and Miss Myitle York, of Wilson, Ark. The funeral will be held at the First Baptist church at tliis afternoon, the Rev. R. M. Inlow, pastor, to officiate.

Music will be given by members of the church choir. Pall bearers will be Charles W. Rothgeb, O. Stanley, J. W.

Harman, O. G. Vickery, H. W. Moore BELIEVES MANY HAVE NO LICENSES collie, Mrs.

Charles Norton, of Los I and W. C. Rutherford. Angeles, and Mrs. Louis Lee, of Kansas City.

The body will he brought to Sedalia Tuesday afternoon for interment. Mrs. Mrs. Beulah Beulah May May aged 39 years. Interment cemetery.

will be in Crown Hili Deputy State Game Commissioner W. H. Feweil announced Saturday inlications are that a number of hunters and fishermen of Pettis county are operating without tho required licenses. The number of licenses issued by County Clerk Charles Ewen, ho asserts, is far below the average consistent with the population of the county. He made a number of preliminary surveys in this locality within the past few' weeks and states he plans a campaign to on game law violators in the near future.

wife of Leslie J. May, of 1009 South i We wish to thank our many friends for the kindness and sympathy shown us during the bereavement of our son and brother. Espec- TOOK EXAMINATIONS FOR SCOLARSHIPS years scholarship; the third a two scholarship and the fourth a one year scholarship in high school. Prof. T.

R. Luckett, county tendant of schools is in charge. The results will probably be announced this week. Pupils taking the examination are, Naomi Hudson, Arator; Pearl Hyatt and Donds Danforth. Olive Branch; Stewart Holman and Blanche Kemper, Salem; Imcille Raiovis, Si ott; Edgar Darling, Postal; Elizabeth James and Marie Mergen, Camp Branch; Martha Chevalier, Jackson; Lester Beatty, West Prairie Grove; Estella Jenkins, Cartwright; Della Stuhner, Prairie Grove.

street, upon hearing some one prowling around her house. For Decoration Day order one or more of my special $1.00 Call 1961, Brooks 1911 East Broadway. Cut Flowers For Decoration Cut flowers for Decoration Day, Roses, Sweet Williams, Blue corn flower, Daisies and Delprimum. Phone 1961, 1911 East Broadway. Brooks Bapple.

Massachusetts avenue, died at their home at 11 Friday night following a prolonged illness. Mrs. May had resided here for about twenty years and Avas respected and beloved by all who knew her. She was born in Cooper county on January 21, 1886. a daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. H. F. York, both deceased. At the age of about eighteen years she came to Sedalia had resided here almost continuously since.

She was married to IMr. May, Avho survives her, in Clinton on September 19. 1916. She Avas a faithful member of the First Baptist church Avith Avhich she united early in life. She Avas af- ially the donation of cars.

ANNA D. SMITH, mother. HORTENSE MACKLIN, sister Card of Thanks We AAUsli to thank our neighbors and friends for their kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of our husband and father, D. M. McMullen.

Also oa Young, singers, pallbearers and those sent flOAvers. Mrs. D. M. McMullen and family.

Thirteen pupils of Pettis county's rural schools Avho stood highest in a recently conducted contest in reading, grammar, Avriting and arithmetic, met at Sedalia High school to undergo the annual examinations to determine those Avho Avill secure scholarships in the Smith-Cotton High school Saturday. The subjects covered included agriculture, geography, history and government. The pupil standing highest will secure a four years scholarship; iho second a three NOTICE TO CARPENTERS. All members of local No. 1792 are earnestly requested to attend the funeral of Mrs.

L. J. May, deceased wife of Brother L. J. May, at the First Baptist church at 2:30 Sunday afternoon.

(Signed) G. W. RENFROW, Recording Secretary. Chickens Were Stolen. E.

A. Palmer, 126 South Stewart avenue, Friday night had five chickens stolen from his hen house. Mr. Palmer did not know of the theft until he Avas awakened by Officer Vollie Moore and Frank Riley who Avere called to the negihborhood by Mrs. James Simon, West Second All Rural Schools Closed All rural schools are now closed, the school year in the case of nine months schools concluding with appropriate exercises the past week.

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