The Sedalia Democrat from Sedalia, Missouri • Page 10

TKN THF: SEDAIJA DEMOCRAT. THURSDAY, SEPT. 21, NEWS EVENTS IN OTHER Green Ridge Items a a $: 21 Is Ir nr ct $1 2 79 it NC Miss Jennie Tooker was out from Bedalia Thursday visiiinp; friends. P. S.

Craig of LaMonte, visited with his mother Mrs. Mary Craig Tuesday. John Palmer, L. B. Beach and C.

H. Ewert, attended the community fair at Knob Noster last Friday and wdtnessed the ball game. John Bennett, of Brownlngton, has been visiting his brother E. A. Bennett.

Chas Denny out from Sodalia last week visiting old friends. The friends of Miss Estella Connor will be to know she is recovering rapidly from a recent operation for appendicitis. Miss Connor Is now at the home of her parents, Pat Connor and wife, east of towm. Wm. Dysart and wdfe have been visiting E.

R. Wilson and wife motored to Dover, Thursday for a visit with Mr. Dysarts father. Henry Lorenz, of Pilot Grove, relieved E. C.

Vogelbaugh of his duties as M-K-T agent Saturday. Mr. Vogelbaugh attended the Katy Field Day at Parsons, Kansas. Mayor Durrill returned last from an extensive western trip, visiting relatives enroute. Rev.

Samuel Brooks and family, of Lincoln, a former pastor here, at the South M. E. church Sunday, for Rev. C. M.

Licklider. who has been assisting Rev. Brooks In a revival at Lincoln. Rev. Leslie of Sedalia filled his regular appointment at the Christian church Sunday, Rev.

Leslie and family were guests at the home of C. H. Brown and wife for the day. Mr. and Mrs.

Drennon visited over Sunday with relatives at Warsaw. Mrs. Claude Baslee and little daughter, of Sedalia visiteci her mother, Mrs. Wm. Trone last Mrs.

Minnie Hollenbeck has received word of the birth of a grandson, September 18, to Mr. and Mrs. Marion Funk at Greeley, Colo. Mrs. Funk formerly Miss Lelia Hollenbeck.

The first basket-ball game of the season was played Friday afternoon Smithton and Green Ridge boys and girls. In the game Green Ridge 38 to but in the girls game Green Ridge lost to Smithton. A deal w'as made this w'eek, whereby Fine Kendrick becomes owner of the Mr. and Mrs. Kendrick, who have been living in Sedalia the past year will occupy the Murphy property in the south part of town.

Olin Rains and father, A. J. Rains and A. H. Harris attended the ball game at Sedalia Sunday.

Mary Hastil in company with her brother, W. Lingle and wife, of Clinton, spent Sunday with their sister Mrs. Rose Earley at Sedalia, Mrs. Hastie accompanied her brother to Clinton on Monday for a short visit. E.

C. Vogelbaugh, Geo. Kyd, Arthur Ernest Ryan and L. L. Ream assisted the Sedalia M-K-T Band Saturday at Parsons.

Kansas at the M-K-T athletic meet. W. L. Berry attended the funeral of his grandmother, Gocheman at Otterville Sunday. Prof.

and Mrs. Palmer and children visited Mrs. mother, Mrs. Liigen at Smithton over the week end. Wm.

Trone and George Paige have been at the past few W'eeks on a commodious seven-room house for Mr. Joseph Upton on his farm, four miles south of town. Mrs. Embry to her home in Sedalia Sunday after a visit with her daughter. Mrs.

W. Berry. Dr. and Mrs. H.

A. Hite motored to Pleasant Green Monday for a visit to Mrs. Hite's sister, Miss Laura Mayfield. Prof. and Miss Palmer had as guests last week.

Miss Palmer's sister and Mr. and E. Homan of Independence, Mo. Miss Kathleen Avery returned from a visit with her cousin. Mrs.

Guy Paul and other friends at Sedalia. Mr. and Mrs. L. B.

Beach and daughter, Mildred Marvelle visited Sunday with Beach and wife at Sedalia. Mrs. Oliver Calvert and daughter Margie of Columbia, giie.sts of her mother, Mrs. Margaret Kyd, over the w'eek Mrs. E.

C. Vogelbaugh had as guests over the w'eek end her sister, Mrs. Louise Adkins, of Browm- Ington, her niece, Mrs. Tindsey Whitworth of Kansas City, and Miss Anna Catherine Blanchard of Hiimansville, who has charge of the primary deiiartment of the Brownington public school this year. W.

W. Morris enjoyed a visit last week from his sister, Mrs. Elmer Rieves and Mr. Rieves, who have been motoring this stimmer through the east. Tliey begun the return trip to their h.une in Angeles Sunday.

Roy Holdorff, student pastor at the congregational church this sum mer, left Monday morning to enter Vanberbilt University at Nashville. Tenn. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Itaines, recent newlywiMAs sur- on two occasitsiis last week On Monday ir.ht the ladies cdPHs cT the ciiri-tlan cdiiirch Suu- dav srhocd, of li fv.tim lueiiil I r.

reiiie in with a ndst llar.c tis both iul and a V- Sunday school, of Mr. Raines is a member, assisted by the young ladies class, from the same school gave them another surprise and presented them with a beautiful reed rocking chair. A very pleasant business meeting held by the Keep Sweet Bible cdass last Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Henry Baslee. Mrs.

Arthur Ward, being assisting hostess. Seventeen of the members of the class were present and considerable business tranacted. Refreshments of Ice cream and cake served at the close of the business session. Houstonia Items WARSAW ITEMS Frank Tompkins left Sunday after several visit friends here, for his home at Tulsa, he is associated in the bank with Fred Huse. Both formerly lived here and received their training in the banks here.

Prof. Calvert of the Warrensburg Teachers' College organized a class last Saturday in extension work to be given here on Saturdays. There twenty-five enrolled and more expect to by the next meeting. W. s.

Shadburne and B. E. Eoff left Saturday for St. Louis, Mr. Eoff returning Monday morning and Mr.

Shadburne transacting business till Tuesday night. Mrs. Grace Todd and four children of Joplin arrived Sunday to make their home with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Freeman.

Mr. Todd suffered from an accident crushed his arm causing his death about a month ago at Joplin. Dr. Jas. A.

Logan and Deputy Sheriff Claude Walthall left Tuesday for Clinton to be at the trial of Eaton, Norman and Breshears for the murder of John H. Sorrell. Miss Verna Riddle has been taking a business course at Springfield, has received the position as bookkeeper at the Osage Valley Bank. Chester Ford and Guy Groomer ran into a ditch Sunday night near the Wm. Hirsch place and turned the car over.

Neither hurt but the car damaged considerably. Geo. U. b'reund has resigned as cashier of the Osage Valley Bank to become State Bank Examiner. His brother Jim Freund, former bank examiner has opened a bank at Brookfield, O.

C. Criidginton, president of the Osage Valley Bank and Mrs. Crudg- intoii and son Orle leave Friday to attend the National Association at Atlanta, Georgia. They board the special train at St. Louis and go by of Washington, D.

C. During Mr. absence A. T. Riddle president and assist Hirsch, cashier.

and Mrs. J. W. Bohlen, tourists, encamped near the Fred Brady farm, Friday, a daughter. Hohlen had been at Wann, and he and his on their to his parents at Urhana, 111., to reside Saturday Dr.

Jas. A. Logan moved the young mother and babe, Viola May, to rooms at Jake Dulaneys in They expect to continue I their trip in about The depot at Ionia w'as robbed at noon while the agent was at dinner. A small amount of money taken and the robber tried to make his escape by crossing a corn field but was captured after being shot at and brought to the county jail at that tenioon. George Huse who has been tending a school of pharmacy St.

Louis has returned home and i is employed at the Robbins Drug store w'hile IVIr. Robbins is visiting in Kansas City and Craig, IsTo. Mrs. Ralph Bresee has resigned her position at the Wingate store and is working at the Feaster drug store. act as Born, to af- at- in Lamonte Route 2 Items Mrs.

James Hill, of Hobart, visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. W. II. ZMitchener.

Mrs. Hill is a sister of Mr, Mitchener. I). F. Baldwin, has employment in Kansas City, spent Sunday his family here.

They will leave the farm and move to Kansas City in the near future. Many from this neighborhood attended the street fair at Knob- noster Thursday, and Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Brownie Allen entertained the follow'ing guests at Sunday dinner: Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Cook. Mr. and Mrs. C.

L. Rabourn and daughter, Alice Alleen. Mr. and Mrs. G.

L. Cook and daughters, Lelia May and Lucille. Mr. and Mrs. Geo.

Landes, Mrs. L. M. Littlefield. Mr.

and Mrs. Will Cook and daughters, Kllen, Esta Fern and F.ita. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ficken and SOD Kenneth, Mr.

and Mrs. H. IN avis. Mr.s. C.

D. Thomi'son. of Erie. Kansas, and Mrs. L.

M. Shoemaker of St'dalia. of Mr. Littlefi'. are visiting with Mr.

and Mrs. L. M. Mr. ami El Ikiilcy spent Sundav with hw part-nis.

Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Keelian. Mrs. W. Mill, eiuertaint-d the Wnlinit B.amdi Ai I at her h.uuo W'.

ilvj At Mrs. T. H. and two daughters, Misses Mila and Lennie of Sedalia, visited friends here Sat-1 urCay. I Everett Crews of Mishwaukee, i Indiana, came last for a visit his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. L. and family. Mrs. Lovis Houchen and daughter, Margaret returned home Thursday from a visit relatives in Kansas City and Lexington.

John T. Harris, to Kansas City Monday he attend school. Mrs. C. E.

Killian and daughter, Bettle, and Mrs. Johns of Nevada. are visiting the mother, Mrs. Ocie Wicker and sister, Mrs. Trixie Houchen.

Mrs. F. W. went to Kansas City Friday to see her sis-1 ter, Mrs. Gertrude Wickam, who is ill.

Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Westbrook drove to Knob Noster Friday.

Lawson Price of Jefferson City is here this week having a new barn built at his farm east of tOW'll. F. A. Wilson of spent Wednesday with his cousins. Miss Ella and F.

W. Wilson. Muss Ella accompanied him to Sedalta Thursday where she visited until Friday afternoon. Mrs. John Berry and mother, Mrs.

Ray, of Springs wmre guests of J. C. Longan and family Wednesday. C. E.

Hurt and family, and Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Smith drove to Kansas City, Saturday.

Otto Ramseyer of Kansas City visited his mother, Mrs. Minnie Ramseyer and daughters C. O. Hinds and Russell Harris drove to Kansas City Thursday. Mr.

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

Edgar Eckles, drove to Marshall Sunday. The latter remained for a visit relatives. Mrs. J. W.

Wicker to Sweet Springs Saturday to visit her daughter, Mrs. W. C. Harding family. Miss Dorothy K.

Bright a passenger to Springs, Saturday. J. T. Patterson and sister. Miss Jennie Sedalia visitors Saturday.

Misses Ada Stephens and Margaret Squires are attending College at Warrensburg i spent the with homefolks. Mrs. George Janisch returned home Friday from Springs. she visited at the C. W.

Hedger home. Russell Wicker and James Blackburn crove to Kansas City Sunday. Mrs. Joe Pummill and children. Helena and Junior passengers to Sedalia Saturday.

Everett purchased half interest in the Houchen Mercantile Monday. Mrs. McCullough and little daughter of Los Angeles, are the guests of her sister, Mrs. A. Paul Davis and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Martin Benning drove to Marshall Sunday where they visited the sister, yirs Alvin Barton children, and mother, Mrs. Fannie McClure. Mr.

and Mrs. Lockwmod and baby who have been visiting the parents. Rev. and Mrs. J.

L. Warman, left Tuesday for Florida they will make their home. Rev. H. S.

Dubois went to Warrensburg Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. J. B.

Thomas and son and C. E. Stemmons attended a basket dinner at Nelson, i Sunday. Mrs. John Pummill spent from I Friday until Sunciay with her i daughter, Mrs.

Jake McBride and family of Sedalia. Mrs. Zands and daughter of Kan-1 sas City are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Vanata this E.

R. Davis and family, Mrs. C. B. Stephens and Miss Hattie Skill-1 men Sedalia visitors Sunday, i Mrs.

Martin Benning shop-; ping in Sedalia Tuesday. Mrs. Albert Ramseyer of Green is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Haggard.

Saturday afternoon. Those present w'ere Getty Heffernan, Ruth Ellison, June Smith, Mildred Barfurth.f Dorothy Hoehrman, Fern Martin, Edith Blynn Ringen, Mabel Starke, Dean Bluhm and Alberta Starke. The afternoon spent in outdoor games. Refreshments of sand- salad, pie and grape juice were served. She assisted by Misses Mayme and Clara Farrier and Miss Bessie Violette.

We are all glad to have Rev. W. II. Hackman back us for his second year as minister at the M. E.

church. On Saturday evening W. J. Holtzen sold his stock of to Mr. Scrivner ot Possession was given Mr.

Scrivner expects for business the first Knob Noster transacted for the cause of Missions. Refreshments were ved. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Zuber of Sedalia were guests of his brother 1 W.

who resides northeast of this city Roger Redd, son of Walker Red merchandise Russellville, at once and to be ready of the Promotion day program be given by the children and young peoples division of the M. E. Sunday school on Sunday morning, September 27 at 10:30. Everyone is cordially invited and urged to attend. On Thursday Mrs.

W. C. Schlotzhauer, accompanied by Mrs. Harold Arend and Mrs. Grover Griffen motored to Pilot Grove where they visited Mrs.

mother, Mrs. Kisenmacher. In the afternoon they drove to Boonville and Cho- tcau Springs. Smithton district of the Pettis county council of Religio.us Education will observe teacher-training September 27 to October 3. On Sunday evening at 7:30 a union meeting be held at the Christian church, Rev.

W. H. Hackman of the M. E. church deliver the sermon on Value of On Friday evening, October 1 a luncheon will be served at the M.

E. church at 6:30 to which all the teachers and officers of the district are invited. After the luncheon a meeting be held at the Baptist church to every one interested in Sun- is invited. A program is being ar- each meeting. Come and your interest in the Sunday day school worth ranged for your school.

Mrs. Harold Arend left for her home in Chicago on Saturday after a month': visit her sister, Mrs. Grover Griffen. PLEASANT GREEN on the Judge Harte farm, are glad to note was able to attend the Knob Noster Produce Saturday, following an illness of a month, suffering from a sereve tack of appendicitis. E.

D. Guthrie of LaMonte and Samuel Tipton, purchaseci the Cream and Poultry business of Lee Williams and of this city. Austin Savdridge, of Hughesville spent Thursday in this city visiting old friends and the Products of Johnson county. Alexander Sevier of Sedalia transacted business in this city Friday, during the Product Mr. Sevier formerly in this vicinity.

The following farmers shipped hogs to St. Louis Monday. G. M. Gillum one load cattle; P.

S. Utley one car of hogs; C. J. Jacoby one car of cattle. E.

W. Burns and William Schroeder received one load of fine cattle from Kansas City Tuesday to put on feed. Timothy Boyd returned from Taney county Tuesday he is engaged on the Mrs. David Shy anr? son. Dr.

Emory Shy, and son, Emory of Sedalia spent Saturday and Sunday the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Kendrick of this city, Mrs.

Kendrick is the daughter of Mrs. Shy. Dr. J. E.

Porter made a professional visit to Warrensburg Wednesday. Mrs. Clara Mahan and daughter, Miss Opal were chopping in Warrensburg C. J. Hieronymus of Sedalia a passenger to Warrensburg Wednesday, he attended the conference of the M.

E. church. South. Thomas Rainey transacted business in Warrensburg Wednesday. Sherman prosperosu farmers of the vicinity and Pettis conn- ty shipped one load of hogs to St.

Louis Wednesday. George M. Gillum shipped one load of hogs Tues(fey and one load Wednesday for the Farmers Association, to St. Louis. Mrs.

J. IT. Bobbitt returned to her home in LaMonte Tuesday evening, following several days visit her daughter, Mrs. Rolla Bobbitt of this city. Mrs.

Margaret Hooker left for In- Zuber Friday and enjoying the Procjct and meeting old friends, Mr. Zuber reared in this city. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Marshall of LaMonte among the many visitors Saturday attending the Product Bunceton Items 0 0m 0 H.

R. Walker visited friends in dependence Tuesday, she Pilot Grove Monday. make a brief visit with her sister Miss Marv Francis Read, ot Hattie Gregs. She will go to Boonville. spent Sundav with her Kansas City during her stay to B.

Windsor. and 1 Purchase holiday goods. aunt, Mrs. E. family.

Melvin Woolery, of Sedalia spent several days this week his mother, Mrs. M. C. Wilson. Mr.

and Mrs. John Friess spent Monday in Boonville. A. W. of 'warrensburg.

spent several days here last attending to business affairs. S. L. Rissler, of near Sedalia. spent Sunday his brother, W.

B. Rissler of this place. Mrs. J. M.

Stephens spent in Columbia visiting her daughter, Mrs. Julius Stinger raid family. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Frltts, of Sedalia spent several days last visiting in the home of J.

Lavemer. W. B. Rissler, returned home Saturday after a weeks visit relatives in Charlestown, West Va. Mrs.

J. M. Stephens and Mrs. Robert Schupp were guests of Mrs. R.

S. Roe, of Bunceton Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. F.

N. Read and son Norw'ood Gray, of Marshall, spent the here visiting relatives and friendrs. Miss Trella Gibson who is teach ing Pleasant Green school, spent the end homefolks near Boonville. Adkins and Miss Sedalia spent Sun- sister, Mrs. W.

M. Smithton Items The basketball team played their first game of the season Friday afternoon at Green Ridge. The score was, Green Ridge 2, Smithton 9. and the score. Green Ridge 32, Smithton 6.

The next game be with Hughesville on the Smithton court Friday afternoon, September 25. Everyone be on hand ready to help boost the game. Miss Della Eichholz and Leonard Hoehns married in Seda, lia Friday night. September 18. The bride is the daughter of Mr.

and I IMrs. C. J. Eichholz. The groom is the son of Will Hoehns of Lake Creek, and for the past three years has been employed at the Bremer store.

They w'ill make their home with the parents for the present. Mrs. W. B. Myers returned home from Fulton Sunday, where she has been visiting her son, Forrest B.

Myers, The fried chicken dinner served Mrs. Edward Maude Hays of day with their' Mrs. Jessie home Saturday and Lavenner returned from a visit friends in Kansas City and Windsor. 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Bahner Items 0 0 0 0 0 0 and Mrs. Albert Zimmerscheid motored to Stover Saturday on business.

They also visited Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Heinemann near Stover. Ferdinand Weller, of Sedalia, spent several days with his daughter, Mrs. Will Meyer and family, near Bahner.

Miss Ida Meyer, of Sedalia, spent Sunday her mother, near Spring Fork. Mrs. Herbert, iirday. A large crowd at Henry Von night. L.

J. Bahner, of Sedalia, spent the end his brother, Louis Bahner and family. Mr. and Mrs. near Mora, spent their daughter, Mrs.

Heinemann and son Sedalia visitors Sat- attended the dance Saturday J. Brosch, of Thursday F. C. Klein and at the Methodist church Thursday i husband. gitis, TI ing On a 'f .1 li with 111 is FrMo rf I rit H.

it hoir St rvc' 1. -Mt llai- II nrv No. 4 of the well attended, above all ex- cvening by circle Ladies Aid. was was cleared penst t. F.

returned home Sunday from Rochester. where has in Mayo Brothers hos- tlie Ho stood vtiy well. her I St 1 ol.i a party on re Mr. and Mrs. F.

J. Schrader and son Joe 1 Frances, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. T.

Weller, Sunday. Miss Rose Weller spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Seimon and family. Joseph L.

Bahner and Leo Klein motored out from Sedalia Sunday to the home of Ix)uis Bahner where spent the day fishing. C. W. Weidman a passenger to Kansas City Monday for supplies for the trade. Rev.

T. B. Stafford and of Kansas City spent from Thursday until Saturday Mrs. brother. P.

G. Utley of this city. Mr. and Mrs. E.

D. Williams of Pettis county, reside eight miles southeast of here, transacted business in this city Tuesday. Mr, and Mrs. A. F.

of Nevada, left for home Monday following a visit of several days his uncle, J. C. Kinkier, a merchant of this city. Rev. Oliver Royce, pastor of the Christian church, and Mrs.

D. Daggett of this city attenCad the 1 Johnson County Christian church convention Monday and Tuesday in Holden. Mrs. Raymond Demand of Smithton spent Friday in this City friends and attended the Products Show. Mrs.

Demand formerly resided south of this city. Jess Winchel of Kansas City left for home after a visit of a with Mrs. R. Jones, and his friends of years ago, when he resided here. Jacob Knaus and Kenneth Tlbert returned from Denver, Mon! day, a visit of a month.

Mrs. Oscar Moorman and two children arrived from Newr York Friday, after a stay of several months with relatives. Mr. Moori man join Mrs. Moorman here after a visit of I they will go to Independence to I make their home.

Miss Helen Moor, man accompanied them. Samuel Kendrick of LaMonte enjoyed a visit Thursday and Friday relatives, Mrs. Gilmore and Dora. Miss Anna Lee Franklin, teaches north of spent the week end her father, Joseph Franklin and family in Sedalia. Mr.

and Mrs. B. F. Summers, of Warrensburg, enjoying the Product show of this city Saturday. Mrs.

Frances of Sedalia, formerly a resident for many years on the farm one mile north of here spent Saturday w'ith her old friends and viewing the attractions of the Product show. The home of S. C. Bell, resides four miles north of Warrensburg on No. 13, one day last the family were absent.

The perpetrators are reported to have taken many valuable articles, among were some silverware and a leather bag containing valuable papers that would be of no value to anyone but the 1 Rev. J. G. Deiningcr, pastor the Presbyterian church of this city, left for his former home at Irwin, Barton county. he will look after his farms and other business.

Mr. Tutt, with the Sedalia Democrat, was in this city on business Tuesday. The ladies of the missionary so- city of the Presbyterian church convened at the home of John O. Beatty in this city Tuesday afternoon, business of importance Mrs. Clarence Cully, Mrs.

G. B. Snapp and Mrs. Vernon Worts in Boonville Thursday. J.

A. Wilso' looked after business matters in California Saturday. Miss Dorothy Whitaker, Is a teacher i.i the Pilot Grove high school spent the end here with her sister, Miss Ann Whitaker. Miss Mary McGuire returned to St. Joseph Friday after spending the past three months here her parents Mr.

and Mrs. John McGuire. Mrs. Emma Smith and son, Warren, spent Friday in Boonville and were accompanied home by Miss Leola who is attending business college there. Mr.

and Mrs. C. E. Lloyd, Mrs. Maria Lloyd and Mrs.

J. A. Laws Sedalia visitors Thursday. Mr. and Mrs.

John Bure of Miami spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Nelson and Mrs.

T. A. Nelson. Mr. and Mrs.

C. L. Nelson and little son Tommie accompanied them home for a short visit. Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Blomquist and son Hiram returned from Kansas City Sunday. Mr. Blomquist has been in the city for several Mr. and Mrs. Hampton Williams and little daughter.

Betty Jo. spent Saturday here with Mrs. B. Williams. Jimmie Branch returned to his home Friday after several visit in Kansas City friends and relatives.

Dr. and Mrs. A. Kelly and daughter, Mrs. Carl Spangler to California Thursday for a visit.

Dr. Kelly returned Friday but the ladies remained for a longer visit. Mrs. Mamie Harness of Oklahoma has been visiting relatives at Speed came Saturday for a visit with Mrs. T.

A. Nelson. Air. and Airs. Hubert Clein of Boonville spent Sunday here relatives and friends.

Joe Roe, was called here several ago by the illness of his mother. Airs. Gilla Roe, returned to his at Samprel, on Saturday. George A. Carpenter of Prairie Home shipped car loads of fine cattle from here to St.

Louis Alon- day. A Hockenberry of the same community shipped a car load of hogs to St. Louis Alonday. Airs. Will Carey of Speed spent the end here with her sister, Airs.

Sam Smith. Air. and Airs. V. A.

and daughter Sarah and Airs. G. B. Snapp and daughter Helen in Glenstead Saturday attending the Methodist church meeting. Air.

and Airs. Kamper Moore returned to Kansas City Sunday after a short visit here A. H. Moore and family. Miss Eva Shackelford of Kansas Ciyt is spending several days here with her mother, Airs.

Clara Shack; elford. Air. and Airs. J. A.

Wilson had as I their guests Sunday Air. and Mrs. Ed Aloore and baby and Air. and Airs. Eli Aloore, all of Latham.

Air. and Airs. Harris returned home Wednesday from a visit in Los Angeles. Calif Airs. Harris called there by the illness of her brother Eli Tarry, who has had his foot amputated and seems to be on the road to recovery.

Air. and Mrs Bill Henry and family of Latham spent Sunday with George Burger and family. Mrs. J. L.

Jellison of Texas spent the week end with relatives here. The Jellisons formerly resided in Bunceton. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Quint of Pleasant Green spent Sunday here with Mrs.

sister, Airs. P. J. Dishion and Mr. Dishion.

Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Daniel and children of St.

Louis drove through to Bunceton for several visit his brother, J. B. Daniel and family. Airs. John Sanders of Laramie, Wyoming, came the latter part of last for a visit her sister, Mrs.

B. H- Kirley. Mrs. Sanders formerly lived in Boonville and this is her first visit back to Missouri in nine years. Mr.

and Airs. Joseph Popper left by auto Friday morning for Springfield, they will visit relatives and friends. They accompanied by Mrs. Max F. Denham and daughter Aliss Bettle Lou.

Rev. G. B. Snapp left Tuesday for Warrensburg where he will attend the annual district conference. Air.

and Mrs. R. F. Wyan spent the first of the week in New Franklin Dr. and Mrs.

G. L. Chamberlain. Rev. Paul Heilgman of Sedalia preached at the Presbyterian church Sunday morning and evening.

During the day he entertained in the home of C. E. Floyd. W. R.

Reavis to St. Louis Saturday to attend to business matters. While Air. Reavis is in the city Airs. Reavis and Roy are visiting in Clarksburg.

La Monte Items Lincoln Items Air. and Mrs. W. E. Kemp of Kansas City, spent Sunday with Mr.

mother, Mrs. G. W. Kemp. Mr.

and Mrs. D. Fariss are visiting relatives in Kansas City. E. S.

Elliott Is on a business trip to Chicago. Rev. Heslar is in Warrensburg attending the conference of the Methodist church. Airs. Charles Holland returned home Sunday evening after a visit with relatives in Kansas City.

Airs. Weeden northwest of fell a fe wdays ago and broke her arm. She is getting along very well. Mrs. Ola Scott was shopping in Warrensburg Alonday.

Allsses Vallie AlcConley and Adelia Bobbitt were shopping in Sedalia Wednesday. Airs. M. D. Swope who is in tb' hospital at Sedalia is reported getting along nicely.

A. A. Dorrance, south of town, has purchased a new 1926 model Ford touring car. Airs. Karl Wimer and little daughter Sherley are visiting Mrs.

parents, Air. and Mrs. Snodgrass at Eldorado Springs. Air. and Airs.

A. L. Alahaffey wera shopping in Sedalia Saturday. Miss Bonnie Scott who teaches at Hughesville spent the week-end her parents, Mr. and Airs.

E. R. Scott. Mr. and Airs.

R. W. Hunt spent Sunday relatives at Hughesville. Mrs. Reed Wensell entertained her parents.

Rev. and Mrs. Hedrick of Syacuse Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

E. R. Keller motored to Warrensburg Sunday and visited Mrs. brother. Mason Lane and family.

AIlss Elsie Smiley who has been sick for several days is reported better. Mr. and Mrs. W. S.

Painter are visiting relatives in Ohio. Appleton City News Rev. Samuel Brook and S. O. Brill are attending the meeting of the Alethodist church, at Warrensburg Tuesday.

Davis and Pohl Shipped a car load of apples from New Franklin to Lincoln this w'eek. The rainfall here since last Sunday evening measured five and one half inches. A. D. Hunt, and daughter, Elizabeth and E.

L. Rhodes and w'ife attended the Alethodist church at Warsaw last Sunday night. Farmers are very busy since the recent rains, preparing to sow their John Duncan Cled at his home in the Edmonson neighborhood last Sunday, and was buried at Alount Pleasant cemetery, 5 miles south of Lincoln Tuesday afternoon. Mr. Duncan 85 years old and resided in this county than 25 years.

Denny of Sedalia Is Lou Williams here Mrs. S. H. Burd returned Sunday from De Aloines, Iowa, where she has been visiting her son, for the past few Jim and son of Brownington, visited S. E.

Leonard and Saturday. C. H. Gardner of Montrose, was in Appleton City Saturday. B.

Dearinger went to Brownington Thursday morning. Henry Rieling and w'ife visited with Airs. parents, Mr. and Airs. Foster at Montrose Sunday.

B. L. Dearinger and wife and H. C. Settles and wife motored to Butler Saturopay night.

Rose Preston of ed Alta Belk Friday night. Troy Zink visited in Butler day night. visit- SuA- are now solicited for the old Lutheran which will close Oc- Alrs. Josie visiting Airs, this week. Sealed bids the sale of church here, tober 3.

Quite a from Lincoln will attend the annual conference at Warrensburg this week. Lincoln and vicinity at one time had supported seven doctors, now it has but three. FROM GIRLHOOD TO MOTHERHOOD ECZEMA h.esserly's. DO more. Bee Cain at Through all these periods of their existence thousands of women toil on, often suffering with backache, pains in side, headaches and nervousness, all telltale symptoms of some local derangement.

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