Bevier Appeal from Bevier, Missouri • Page 1

EVIER PPEAL VOL XVI. BEVIER, MISSOURI, FRIDAY. AUGUST n. 1905. NO.

47 John McDowell and wife, of Ma John R. Uogheevwas a Brook We sell good goois only. Fred Death of W. A. Clymana.

Mr. W. A. Glymansdied yester day afternoon at 3:30 o'eloek at the residence of his brother, A. A.

Clymana aad family, with whom he made his home. lie had been confined to bis bed for some time and had been quite low for about a week. Mr Clymana waa one ot the pion eer citizens of Bevier and was well known all over the country. lie had been closely identified with oar city and its interests all through the years and had been prominent aad active in iU affairs, lie waa highly esteemed and his death is deeply regretted, and the bereaved relatives have the sympathy of the community. heavily" afflicted.

Y.MC. A. A truly inspiring address mi given last Sunday by Rev. D. O.

Hopkins, pastor the Fim baptist cbarcb tt this place. After Mr Hopkina' address, Rev. G. W. Thompson, of Kirks ville, inade a few minutea talk.

Oar meetings are short and inspiring. Begin at 1:30 p. m. Christian Cbareu Convention A convention of the Christian churches of Macon county will hsld with the Ik vie Christian el urea on Sept. 5, 6 and 7, 1905.

A fine program baa been prepared for the convention in whioh the ab lest ministers of the denomination infthis aud adjoining counties will take part. first Conr'l Cburek Sunday school Sunday morning at 9 :30 Pastor H. M. Evans will preaeh at service beginning at 10: 45 a. 01.

and at evening service at field visitor last Friday. Mrs. David J. Roberts baa been quite sick but is improving a little. A social waa given by the ladies of the Christian church at the City Park last night.

Tbeauuual picnic of the First Baptist Sunday school will be held Tuesday Aug. 22. W. P. Thomas' son Orville, also bia daughter, Mrs.

Dale, have been ick since last week. Mra. W. O. ones, who kaa been sick for a long while, aa able to be out a little Tuesday Mrs.

W. T. Joaea af near New Cambria came here Wedneeday to make a visit with frieuda. Jewel and Globe Ranges will please you and save yon enough to pay for it Frederick Bros. Miss Ethel Browitt.

af Macon, spent Monday here at the borne of her uncle, Daniel UrowUt an family Mrs Ellen Evaes, of New Cam bria, arrived Saturday and is the guest of her daughter, Mrs Hugh Salisbury and familj We sell the White and Domestic Sewing Machines. Tiey have been sold and tested here for more than 20 years. The best is the cheapest Frederick Bros. State Mine Superintendent K. 6.

Thomas left Tuesday an a tour of inspection of some mines iu the southwest part of the state. Off Thomas has signed for th aeason with the St Joseph team of the Western Leagae and becan playing witbaaid Uaa this week. Thomas E. Williams, ef northwest Bevier, returned Sunday night from Osage City, Kansas, where he had been making a ten days visit with friends. F.

D. Jones went on a buniness trip to Brookfield Tuesday and remained over until Wednesday the guest of his nephew Thomas D. Morgan and family. Rev G. W.

Thompson, of Kirks-ville, will deliver an illustrated lecture en "The Wonders of Amer ica," at the First Cong'l church to night, beginning at 8 o'clock. It is given nnder the ao pices of said church and all are invited to atte nd The leeture is highly commended. Admission 15c, children 10c. Peter G. Pieree and his brother, Lincoln, of McAlester, lad.

who eame here to attend the funeral of their brother-in-law, Dr. Edwards, and remained over a few daya to visit with Iheir parents and other relatives, left Friday even, log for Brookfield to make a abort viait with their sirters, Meadamea Stacey and Hammond, leaviag there for McAlester. lira. Margaret Thomas (hotel) is still very sick bnt baa improved a little the last few daya. Bar daughters, Mra.

Wa. floadlej of Mystic. Iowa, and Mra. Daniel Bat ten and children, of Lncaa, Iowa, who came here on account of her sickness, nave returned to their homes. Mrs.

W. J. Hamilton and hnaband have aleo returned to Brookfield bat iheir little sou JBo kert is still here' Mrs Tboaaaa' sea, Attorney D. -41. Thomas of Evanston, Wyo.f who with his wife and daughter are also here, win remain a few daya loafer.

con, were here Monday evening the guents of H. I). Goodale and wife. Misses Lata and Lillian Ryals, of Jefferson City, came here Wednesday and are visiting with their uncle, L. W.

ltyala and family. D. F. Burris left this moruing to mske a visit with his cousin, W. E.

Bnrris, at Parkville, Mo. He will be gone about ten days. Mrs. James S. Evans, of Kansas City, accompanied by uer sister, Mrs.

G. H. Keaiey, who had been here to attend the funeral of their brother, Dr. Edwards and visiting relatives for several dsys, returned home last Satarday. Two candidates for baptiem were received at the First Baptist church at the evening service Sunday and were baptized in the baptistery of the church by Bey.

D. O. Hopkins st the close ef the prayer servioe on W4atday evening. The or-dioanee waa witnessed by a good I sited roBgregftltaili A large congregation war pres ent last Sunday morning at the memorial service conducted for the late Mr. Horace Humphrey at the First Congregaeioual church aad the ecrmou delivered on the occasion by the pnetor, Rev.

II. M. Evane, was a very able and effective dibcourfe. Attorney I). B.

Hughes, of Ma con, and Cashier J. G. Hughes of the Bevier State IJauk, left Tuesrtay for Seattle, to enjoy a visit with the former's brother, Edward 8. Ilnghes, who has been located in 8ettle for several years. They will be away about a month and stopped off at Los Angeles, C'al.

on their way to Seattle Wi(-do Elwsrds is filliug Mr. Hughes' place at the bank during bis absence. Wm. Hitehius, of Paoora, Iowa, spent a few hours here Tuesday and was a pleasant caller at the Appeal office. Mr.

Ilitcbias has been a resident of Panora for a great many years and is so old sod teemed friend of Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Reeie of Panora, the Jatter being a sister of John J.

Davis of this eity. He is a brother to John Hitchms of Centerville, Iowa, with whom the printer is intimately aoquainted Mr. Hitchios and wife are at present the guests of re latives at Callao. The Appeal is in receipt of a ticket to the Kirksville Chautauqua on Monday Aug. 14, with the compliments of President John R.

Kirk of the State Normal school. Governor Folk will speak at the Chautauqua that day and will also make an address on same date at the lay ing of the corner stone of a new Science Hall for the Normal. The Chautauqua opened yesterday and will continue to and in eluding August 18. Rev. W.

Ellis aod wife and child of Hiteman, arrived Monday and are the guests of W. C. Lewis and wife of northwest Bevier. Messrs Ellis and Lewis sr warm friends of many years standing and are delighted to meet with each other on this occasion. They were both welcome callers at this offieo yesterday evening, and we understand that Mr.

Ellis may locate here. He is a vary geaial gentleman and an entertaining eoaveraa erick Broe. Mise Clara Lewis, or Danforth, is here the gnet ef Oliver Bogg and wife. Erwio Dodsen aod Pledgia Jones of Maeoo, were Bevi-r visitors Toes day night. Mra.

W. S. Thomas aod son Ray have been sick for several daya. Charles Gray and wife spent a few days with relatives in Brookfield hut week. P.

B. Rafter of Hunteville is here the guest of bis mother, Mrs. John Rafter aod family. T. A.

Rowland left Sunday after aoon to make a visit with his brother, J. W. Rowland in St Louis. Mrs J. W.

Wright went to Mao on Sunday to viait for a few days with her daughter, Mrs. Joseph Coat. Mile mma Surridge eame here Friday from (uiuey, 111., to make a visit with her parents, Mark ridge and wife. Fob Rbkt a fine seven room res! denoe with haadsome lawa, every thing clean and conveniently arranged, ready for ocenpancy. Inquire of Rev.

S. C. Piere, Bvir. It will wash and not rub off Tbi complexion all envy me, It's no secret so I'll tell Take thou Roeky Mountain Ai-k your druggist. Miss Myfanwy Evans, of Hants ville, came here latt week aud is viiiting with her Meter, Mrs Joh'i V.

Thouiaif and family. Mrs. Riebard M. Jones ha been very sick aince last week. She improveda little Wednesday, bul was taken wonte again yesterday.

Mits Edith Jones returned home edBeday from a visit at lirook-field with her sister, Mesdsme L. B. Walker and ilomei Walter aud families. itev. J.

B. Richards returned home Wednesday evening from Columbia where he had been at tending the summer sehool at the University. Mrs. Thomas Moss aod two bildren, of HunUville, cn here Saturday and reiIucd uiiiil Monday the guests of her sister, Mrs. Rebeksh Bell and family and oth er relatives.

Mrs. Martin Rafter and little daughter of Coal Hill, Arkansas, came here during the past week and are the guests of the former's mother-in-law, Mrs. John Rafter and other relatives. Miss Kate Gronoway who had been here for about a week the guest af her parents, Daniel Oron-oway and wife, returned to Kansas Ciry Tuesday, accompanied by bar eoasin, Miss Moaique Keaiey, who will join her mother in making an extended visit with hsr aunt, Mrs J. 8.

Evana. Mrs. Kobert W. Joaea aad sou Francis went to Brookfield Man-day evening, having reeefved word that the farmer's grandson, Tlierl, the little son of Homer Walter and wife, was quite has im proved some since. Fraaeia re turned home Taeaday but bis moth' ar ia still at Brookfield.

A Lttte forcthoarbt mar asvs yon so or troabJo. Anyone who makes it rale to keep Chamberlain's Coiio, Cholera a Diar rhoea RBedy at hand kaowa this to te a Zaet. For eala by Edwards Bros. Two Deaths In Simons' Family Last Week. A most heavy harden of sorrow and affliotion baa been laid upon Mr and Mrs Jane Bimans during the past week, two of their little ones having been taken from their arms by the Death Angel in less than three days.

Wednesday night August 2, at 9:25 o'clock, their little sonjliarry, aged 3 years, 1 month and 9 days, died of ao attack of flux, and was buried Friday afternoon. Saturday morning, Augut 5, at 9 :30 o'clock their infant daughter Celia, aged 4 months and 1G days, died of the same disease, and was buried Sunday afternoon. Rev. H. M.

Evans conducted the services in both fnnerals aud the remains of the little ones were laid to rest in the Bevier cam Mrs. Simons 'and some of the other children were also sick and all of our people deeply sympathize with the sorrow stricken and afflicted family in their double bereavement. The Missouri Louisiana rail load Co. is now arranging to have the round houss of the company here instead of as now at Excello. We learn that a survey has been made for the aite of the proposed new building which will be located near the switch going south from the main road west of town.

Thil will be a valuable Acquisition to Bevier for it means that quite number of families will be added ir the population of the town and also 5A increase of transportation The dedication services of the First Baptist chureb will be held Saturday evening, Suaday (all day) and Monday evening, Sept. 16-17- 18. Dr. Green. President of Wil- liam Jewell College, Liberty, kas accepted an invitation to be present and preach the dedication sermon.

Christopher James and wife who had been spending about ten daya at Brookfield with their daughter, Mrs W. M. Ward and family, re-turned home Monday. Mrs James improved a little in health daring her etay at Brookfield but is still quit tick and weak. While at Brookfield aha received a very kind aad sympathetic letter from the Bevier First Baptist Ladies Aid Society of wkka aha to a mock esteemed member aad aba greatly ap preciatee the kiedaese and love of tfir drier which prompted them fb write her.

Bcr G. W. Thompson ei Kirka fllroecop6 the Bevier Christian eknrth-pulpi fanday. 7 All are cordially invited Welsh Cong'! Church. Rev Thomas Evans will preach Sunday morning at 10:30.

Bun-day school at 2 p. in. Evening service at 6:30 will be conducted in English; the pastor will preach. You are invited. Kirrt 'Baptist ChnTeh.

Rev. D. O. Hopkins will preach Sunday morning at 10:30 and also in the evening at 7 :30. A fifteen minutes song service will be held preceding the devotional exercises in the evening.

Sunday school at 2 M0. All are welcome tQ these services. Th jkAi'kiA Koeietv of tha First Congregational ehurch held a social on the lawn of the church last Satarday evening. The ar rangemeiits were excellent in ev ry way and a large gathering of people tamed out to enjoy the opportunity for social intercourse and to patronize the affair. The result was highly satisfactory to the ladies, the proceeds being a bout $51.

L. D. 8. Cburek. Sunday school at 9 :30 a.

in Church service at 11 o'clock, 2:30 m. and 7:30 p. m. All are cord ially invited. F.

T.MtJSenx, Pas lor. M. E. Cbarcb. Preaching at 11 o'clock a.

m. af iter Suooay school by the pastor, Sev. Lloyd II. Laming, and again at night at the usual hour. All ara, invited to attend- Ctm City Badness College.

Qla7. lUiaolf. Vrite today ot beautiful 64 IlimatrtLed Catalogue FBJEE. It com tain school-roost views, group of 6ots, forUaiU of students la position, testissMlals, spestmsM of peamaasUa, graduating ela, and list of 1400 la etteaaaaee i TM cUft Catalog-as al eoutsiae rales hdifctef sovks, board, with mock valaftMe teloraatioa for any young parson as tiro of preparing for a situation ar stenographer or took keeper. Addresr D.

L. Mres-cBau, Fres't, Ontoey, XUiaoia. A ciee home located in west part of city, a fine location. Will sell far cash or on payments. For farther information call on Ed.

JcxtoiMw. Y. M. C. A.

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