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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-11
Dr. Hobson's Ointment Heals t-hy
Eczema

Tho con5.aatly Itching. burning
sensation and other disaereoable
forms OF eczema. letter salt rhenm
aRd skin eruptlons promptly cured
by o.. hohsons Eczema Ointment.
Geo. VI. Fitch OF Mendoza. M. saws.
~ purchased q box of Dr Hob-on'q
Eczema Ointment Have had E-ze.
ma oven since Tho civil wa-. have
been treated by many doctors. none
hato given the benefit thar ono box
ol Dr. Hobsou's Eszema Ointment
has, Every sufferer should ~
We're I'd positive b. win help son ee
guarantee o. or money refunded. 40
90 Druggists or hy mail SOC.
Pieincr Chemical Co. Phuadeirt a
and St Louis.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-11
mUNssY SUIT IN LONDON
Libel Action Brought by Russian
Grand Duke Settled

London, Dec. 10.-The Frank A.
Munsey Company settled yesterday @
libel suit brought by the Grand Duke
Eorls Of Russia. The Tribune under
stands. for $1,000 and $1,000 ca ts.
In April, 1908. the matter was pub
lished regarding the Grand Duke
Boris' conduct in Manchuria during
the Russo-Japanese War which he
claimed reelected on his charac ler.
No terms were mentioned today,
however, when IL was announced in
court that the case had been settled.
The Grand Duke viii make d public
statement in court here on December
IS
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rae XMAS PRoelnN

Can easily De solved ii yon visit
Cones studio on Main ctreet A
pholograph OF yourself is the best
Gln to friend OF relative. phoro.
graphs enlarged. pictures framed and
frames OF an kinds for sale. Enlarcc
ment work a speciality. Water col
ors sp.a. L. ne Forest Cone.
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Unquentoi

is an anuscpiic healing o.ntmcu, or
the treatment OF eczema and an sAin
diseases. % contains no harmill
ams get SIS a powerful germicide and
healing emolllent
Much study and many experiments
have proven repeatedly that no remo
dy can compare with Unguentol ior
the quick relief and positive cure Of
eczema and skin troubles Harold
Harold w. Cole.
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lMPoRrrn rRnm IApAN

Just received ai tho Haruood drug
store . hne line of fancy work goods
direct from Yokhomer ranging in
Price from D. cents to $500. ideal
Tor Christmas Sits We also have
an attractive line OF leather goods.
and piciures Ter choice holiday trade.
Harrooa drug store.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-11
A Po.ltlv, Ear,

We can DO your family wash cheap
OF and better than Do IS possible for
you to get &c done elsewhere. Your
clothes are not hung out to whip aud
SNAP 20 pieces in the wind or ran
through o wringer which tears the
buttons of. They ara dried ia q
steam heated dry.roo-n. stop in 90
tho bennington Sanitary laundry and
have the wash and prices explained.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-11
DIVIDEND PASSED
BY NEW HAVEN
RAILROAD
Company Has Paid Regularly
For Forty Years
BANKS AMONG THOSE hit
The New Haven Has 9t57,o00o00 In
STOCK Scattered Al over she
United States


Now forR Dec. Ia'--N'eF an "N'
broken record OF 40 years as a divi-
dena PAYER. me- New York. Now Ha
t n,,.,o,a ,oiiro,d comnsny
~"
i'' i'i'"i'S ''r'' i'''''i ~ ~
SHY OF Su2pendng lurlhef olHntf G.
menta ON us 't5Gooo0oo Of sock
,5s dopfeien was reached lnla yee
,araav amer ! nrot,ae.ei meeting IL
tho ANCESTORS M fbe Grand cc.5ral
terninal IN New YORK r6o aes5n III
tbn hosra wills partit fore Ia 3w
"a ~ ,bo raaori ser,a weolnes. 81
ITO erock vl come AZ sho,r rs
ho,- ,pds cf investors part,cni4r,r
m Nsv rncl,nd
=, g.. ort,n,,.od Tina, ma, iass ,han
eta.oa1 noo ~ Noy, Tra,ar .rocn ana
hcnas ~ wou AS saeuritles an an,l.
,taa aor,rooIns a.. beld =, .oynes
,,~l,- ooa OHIO, financial in~.i-mlors
.r r.i, ~ n o..,1ag Tni "a.
.o.,,,,, ,r. ot ,c,gsetrs ann
noa,oc,i.,, ,n, ,nnltc, h M ena,
do.r,a - vorr,o,. ,n1 Io.~ il.m,.
,l5ro r,o ,n,i,n ~ ,bn di,o,,,rs
most OF whom wore present. Ns7
unanimous The formal a.".omea.
r,ro, Xxx cnne,,.s,o,. = 81. h,,rg H.
ian ,o,t.,r.
.r,, s ,.
thought to ne question ~ ne owl
dend 10 be paid December 3l Tine
New Haven la strong company
owning valuable property real ospt'e
ard securities worth mm> millions
OF dollars SOME OF thls real estate
aud lne properly represented by he
securities and INC securities them
selves. can IN tmc be marketed and
thus strengthen the cash resources 81
tae company lt is very diaicui' to
sen properly and securities at ,ais
time. and the directors believe 81 is
unwisc to attempt TO do SO until gan-
eral conditions are better.
During the calendar year 1913 he
rood nas already paid dividends OF
five Ter cent amounting TO SS.657..6l.
80. For The four months Cd tho naga.
year, July ! 10 October 81. 1913. ihc
income available from an companies
upon when the New Haven can draw
not ccw.ing the Boston and Name
Maine Central and Merchants and
Miners transportation company
valcl g,cJ all their resources. g. in
round numbers. S3.390Oo9. e.t-tat.
Ing TIA, She net income for NovcDl-
bor aad December viii Dee 5000 cao
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Tammanvlter
Baptist Church


Ihc ars, string was a tic. but In
bowling off one Franc each on boh
leans. tho tle was awarded to the
Baptist church because of more
pins.
Tonight Tho Mchawks and Scale
Co. teams win bow. ana tomorrow
nisht the catamoug and Methodist
church teams VIII bowl.
Tho third class of the evening
school sessions az The y. sd. c. A.
VIII be held toniehf a, g.45 O'Clock.
Ncw students win bc welcomed ana
should come promptly.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-11

List CT letters remaining mcllcl
for al. she pos Office Tor The week
cadins Dec slh 1919. Bradford
6 lashcr. Eugene Chaae. James uGf
Us. Mr. and Mrs. Ned Harrington. Afr
G.. Fred Gibson. Mr.. Spencer e.
Greene O.. u. Hail. Mr.. Carl J. L.add.
h. NJ stevenson. Mr George Wake.
mlu. Hiss scclcny Anoat. Miss Grace
e. Bishop. Miss Hare. Maple So.
Miss Mar, Lennon care Of y. Pierce.
Mrs Biliy Laue. Mrs. Chas. } Ly-
don eN So. Union ST.. Miss H. Pow
ors care OF Mr.. Con Powers. Mrs
Florence Sr'ros
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-11
ALBERT mlNckLsR A SUICIDE
Postmaster a, West Bolton Shot
Himself White Despondsnt

Bolton. Dec iu.-Albcrt Mnchlcr
OF West Bolton. postmaster and deal-
o. in general merchandise, commit
ted uicldc in his store this morning
by shooting himself in the head w.th
3d Cal.bcr revolver Death WAS al.
most instantaneous.
AIl. Ninckler WAS % years old lio
had been iu 81 tuberculosis aud re-
turned Two weeks ago from PiJsiord
saniiarium wherc Doe spent q ye3r
isis health did NOT improve and ne
became dcapcndcrt. lie leaves q
vito and Two children.
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TAMMANYirEs WON

Defeated the eaqtIsts BY a Marrow
Margin.
The Tammany!tes won four points
from tho Baptist church bowler last
nigh on the y. ". C.. A. alleys.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1913-11-06
DIAMOND
Mrs. CHARLES ELTING.

Miss Grace Gulick spent Friday
night with Mrs. Frank King
Frank Elting and family, from
near Carthage, spent Saturday and
Sunday with the formers brother,
Chas. Elting and family.-Jessie
Hane spent Sunday evening with
Beatrice Mitchell The men in our
neighborhood are busy making the
approaches for our new bridge.
We are very glad it will be finished
before bad weather, as that was
getting to be a bad crossing ,-Chas,
Stonehocker baled some straw for
Mr., Gulick last week. He has
now gone over south of town to do
some work.-Mr. Parkerson and
wife, Silas Deniston and wife spent
Sunday with Robert Pope and
family -Maude and John Pfender
were guests of John Hartley and
wife Sunday Lesby Garret and
family, Mrs. Hane and family,
Grace and Lawrence Berryhill and
Miss Buxton went nutting near
Boston Saturday Mrs. Link Nil.
ton is spending a few days in Jop-
lin visiting her son Will Randall.
Clint Rand was greeting friends
in our neighborhood Sunday
Mrs. Frank Wood spent Friday
with Mrs. Theo. Mitchell, Mrs.
Chas. Pugh Of Shapley neighbor.
hood spent Friday with Mrs. John
Buzzard. Tom Wood and family
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0verfelt visited Tuesday at Chas.
Johnson's MIR Warsells and lam
lily Sundayed at De SPANS Mrs.
ChaS, Johnson and Edyth Cones
spent Sunday afternoon at Heck
mans M isses Norca n d
Cecil Larabee visited their sister.
Mrs. Wells, Sunday afternoon
H, E. Coiner and family spent
Sunday with relatives in town
Mrs Bertha Houck and Mrs, Pearl
Taft and baby spent Sunday night
and Monday at II. E. Coiner's.
Mrs. Ed Owen and daughter Ethel
also visited there Monday. Mrs.
Hickman and daughter Helen
called on Mrs. Johnson Thursday
evening Mrs. Will Corbin and
Mrs. Ross visited Friday with Mrs.
F. A. Baston.-F. 4. Baston and
family visited Sunday with Will
Corbin and family Pete Mikesell
Of Nevada visited last week with
his brother Mel and other relatives
Bob James and wife went to
Minden Sunday to look for loca.
ton They are thinking Of moving
near there or Pittsburg in the near
future.-Mr. w. S Pennington
and family spent Friday evening
at Mr. Mikesel's.
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were visiting in our nelghOorhood
Sunday.-Elmira York spent Sun
day with Mary Serahne. -Edd
Quillen and wife entertained Caas.
Nett and family Sunday.-Jake
Byers and wife Of Lynnland spent
Sunday with Mr. Crabtree Roy
Pugh was the guest OF Guy and
Will Serahne Sunday.-Wm Ed
wards of Findlay. Ohio, is spend
the week with his nephew, Chas.
Elting and family Mrs. York
and daughter jamie spent Sunday
with Mrs Castleberry and family
John Riley and family of Pitts
burg motered TO our community
Sunday and spent the day with
Frank Wood and family.-A mum
Der Of young people Of our neigh
borhood attended church in Jasper
Sunday.
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SHERIDAN.
Miss EDNA DAVIS

| Dan Faith and family OF Jasper
spent Sunday with Geo Hay and
family. - Mrs Cowherd and Miss
Carol Welch spent Saturday with
Mrs Abbie Crow.-Ed Davis and
family spent Sunday with Dell
Davis and family of Maple Grove.
Miss Agnes Gresham spent Wed
nesday night with Miss Fern Pat
rick.-Mrs Sterling went to Duen-
veg Saturday to attend the funer-
al OF Mrs. Mitchell Grandma,
Basil and Miss Nellie McClintock
spent Sunday at Will McClintock's S
Misses Ethel and Helen Harvey
visited the school Friday afternoon.
Miss Pearl Hay spent Saturday
afternoon with Mss Nellie Nc
Chntock -- Homer Wampler and
wife visited with Will Lukens Of
Carthage Sunday.-Dr. Alvin
Wood and family of Illinois, who
have been visiting in this neighbor,
hood, left for Florida last week.
where they will make their future
home.-Henry Wise and wife spent
Sunday with Bick Bender and fam
lily Misses Lora Keener and
Mabel Little spent Sunday after
noon with Misses Alice and Bessie
Templin Robert Gresham and
wife spent Sunday with John Gres-
ham. Mr.. and Mrs. Karls spent
Sunday afternoon with Mrs, Abbie
w.-Mrs. Peterson and Miss
Ethel Peterson and Allen Peterson
visited at Arthur Radford's Sun
day Mrs. Arthur Radford and
Mrs. Lee Garst spent Friday night
and Saturday with Mrs, Dave
Crawford. Lee Garst and family
expects to 60 to Pocatello, Idaho,
soon to make their future home. -
Mrs Lee Garst spent Friday with
Mrs. Arthur Radford
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Corwin Powell Frank Isenman,
Leland and Lester Earl, Raymond
Foster, Leslie Templin, Roy Bow
ers and Zeb Patterson. Refresh
ments were served and all had a
fine time.-Oscar Schell and fam
lily and Len Keener and wife Wis
tied Oscar Follmer and wife Sun
day.-Misses lsal and RuthVaught
entertained Sunday Misses Stella
Thomas, Lillian Mayors, Edna
Ballard, Fern Powell and Lena
McConnell.-Mrs Guy Mcconnell
returned home from a visit in Iowa
last Sunday.-Roy Harris is on
the jury at Joplin last week.
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FARMERS UNION
Miss EUGENIA REX

Our new pastor, Rev. W J.
Cox, preached a very interesting
sermon Sunday.--C. S, Andrews
and wife were visitors at Charles
Woodrow's Sunday.-Joe Huber
and family, Mrs. Emma Winter
and family we're visitors at Fred
Winters Sunday y.-Mrs. Henry
Graham is visiting for a few days
in Carterville with her daughter
and son. Mrs. Will Merrithew and
Sidney Moore. VERNE Ray and
wife were visitors at the home of
Wes Malone Sunday Fred Win
ter and Will Lyman commenced
work on a new barn for Jack
Stansberry Monday.-Mrs. Sam
Foreman was calling on Mrs, Frank
Thacker Friday afternoon. Mrs.
Frank Crow visited her parents,
]. H. Redmond and wife from
Friday till unday.-There is some
sickness of stock in and around
our neighborhood.-Mrs. Mary Ly-
man has a sick cow.-Alleu Miller
had a very sick horse for awhile
but better at this writing. Mrs
Allen Miller took up her schoo'
work Monday after a two weeks
sickness. We are sorry to hear oi
the sickness at Levi Miller's, There
have been four down with fever
at the same time the past three
weeks. s.-Miss Althea Armstrong is
suffering with a complication oi
troubles but is some better.-A
large number of friends gathered
at the home OF c. S. Andrews Fri
day night and surprised Miss Zoa
it being her sixteenth birthday
Mr.. Andrews and son furnished tn,
music and all had an enjoyable
time, departing at a late hour
wishing Miss Zoa many happy
birthdays.-Arthur Armstrong anC
wife were visiting Friday with
home folks-W. A. Lyman il
working for Fred Winter.-Johr
carnes went Saturday to visit Z
few days with his daughter. Mrs
Ton Mercer.
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BLUE STAR.
Mrs. MYRTLE CoINER.

MRS. MYRTLE JOINER.
S. p. King and wife attended
the Watkins sale, one and one halt
miles east of kenoma, Tuesday.
Bert Johnson was quite sick for
several days last week-Little
Goldie Laymore has returned to
her home in Lamar after a three
weeks stay with her sister, Viola
James Myrtle Coiner and son
Lloyd visited relatives in Carthage
last Monday and Tuesday. -Chas.
Campbell and wife gave a party
Wednesday night to their many
friends before moving to their new
home Thursday. A large crowd
was present and all report a splen-
did good time Bob James and
wife we're Lamar visitors one day
last week,-Chas. Johnson and Geo
Baston were baling straw for Sam
King last week. Miss Maude
Cones of Harper, Kans., is visiting
her sisters, Mrs. Chas. Johnson and
Miss Edyth Cones. She also visit
ed her father near Boston,. f
Hull and wife left Thursday for a
weeks visit with Mr.. Hulps broth
er and other relatives at Greenfield,
|-Mr Wallace is spending a few
days with his son, who recently
moved here from Kansas.-Mrs
w. a. Kirby drove over from
Nashville Friday and visited the
school. Miss Amy returned with
her to visit over Sunday.-Mrs.
Nelson and Hattie and Villa Hy-
der spent Saturday at Sam Kings,
Hattie staying over until Sunday
Prank Baston visited several
days with home folks this week.
Jessie Pennington spent Saturday
and Sunday with relatives in Jas
per.-Chas. Wilson and wife visit
ed Sunday with W. S. Pennington
and family.-S, P, King and family
spent Sunday at Ben Kings
Chas. Johnson and family and
Misses Edyth and Maude Cones
visited in Jasper Saturday.-Mrs.
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DEWEY.
1l-s May M.vrasws.

~ s1,h-~ >;rVsNA-l hasa
Nusg il.A3 see sAzis =sN.e,
Spi ,ils ssa tgS ass SHAT she wants
Shes ssS'tt i,s -IAiyes Aid"
H--- $'se8 'egnE TsNSs canes,
rt ssg Ms Ssa,e-
'iliaeacg S..rrmass htsle sirl
Sl'r 4lItis . utry agss,
~, >'us, 10 1ifrTa,sEA&
ir SUNDAY l,rfcavz.
an .ls.aE MI sls g. s..
Wv 3uL W~s, CgaHs
.udg S~otl w.sj o, n.A-cai to his
tl.sl,g- 81, D CAV.
str WIS .ha-5 Pc s sso,i time.
e,s fs-hu- y.sSse5 &uay.
H.r Eu.fa- kas HIs .o.Ss
81 a, t-au fNs7s. cAue,
aul srur she g9osi e al two days
$50 tis sssne-rs a,zae.
Eer R5yl ssG sk6s s trlp
Way ~ O. U.5oo.s,
slsU0us .al was 5as,e forgot
F, ~. chs Dtwsy boys.
t-e Nau5 e Weaer has
sr1u Oklahoma ccms.
Hof name was EIss Maud Carter when
Tnr Dewey uAs her home.
h.r -ls-ar-s Simmons makes
81 aai., -r.s c1t sozle,
ana guHr Reforms 10 Jasper quick,
On fvH-y Atrs-2o-a.
H. Sussy AIS Us boys
y~1m ss-sazr5lle arrive.
T'us' d cs-. y,l wonders Of their trip
90 sue sc y,1r AIvs
-neg g r.. ya- C ihe za;Nes and the
aEgaas TIA, tasy ss~.
-vly - Y TIE southland
7Sy 1-u- y Arkansas
.f. ? 4-s -s. re
'a: - c,~ - die.
&ATtaeas thinks his COW was shot
Sy hunters passing by.
I-e sewing bee a; Busbys had
Lots q work begun,
I1ay talked and laughed and chatted so
The work was not half done.
They take their work where they left
of
Next Thursday afternoon,
And with their neighbors of they'll go
To Mrs Carter's home.
Next Sunday Bro. Cox will come
To Salem for the day,
Every one is welcome there,
May no one stay away.
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LgJSLAn
Mas Cxaa W43sae

Isaac LaleaEeagga iaf wit
LETT ilss wesa 1sr al slsuie,l as,e
~'th slsir 5aiga1cc &s-s Flnur
Frost. n laihm rNup h4es
renchet 5anr seszau1uu url 1,rq
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;i--e. EheT vsqs D., vga nt-
eeic I-n. >iIir --I.{s tety fiti ,,,. .-ps
1'srrE':er cr srn~iseiue eqrs ,p
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cI-e't q. era nmp 81 lu, N,,rl,a-
u Is7er t-,Htr u1-un. ,- a,,
;sra.us iiless Hns nss uea o-pr-.
81 ce1.r-s ens reached hume Tim
;',--.1--.ll lt-vr essen C. sHulva-,t
:, Mss -SHi-t We haa- tha,
L-a,-u, ca,mr nnt vi'e ara as--
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F-E-t L.a 9Hs- yea uea- Csms~.
h:r-l. T'iHr viI urnrarl- eisi,
Ir-uEu 1Hucea here iv tr. r-ar
-y----t AIRS T. IS Nlt-r -srs-ts
q 1'lss znc fami'-o. -s- ,rr 3d.
,CiiI Ea9ara' aay ia,. v-aa .-
losses biH-r ,u.i, aru 1rrrrv
--is Eanu Thursday r.aa- %. tr.
1,-rs T Fu .-autr.rau1t
Misses -.u-r ana -lon-t, ailb
as hE-r Iu--,E snru- Suraar
sTt--ur a. tnf n1ns u -S-a- Araz
- ar-is Sra-s Eut wire and aauri.-
;s- Ian r-is.1a1 -ns iaui.y %. 5.r.
C-z-:-a= u Dmm1us na,gua7-nr-
S---Ev --lL-s. @E-~r Exile ans
Hrs -'-az. -Ivs1r G-s asaa9-ur
20 &, &C CE-aLgt cu,s vaat IL
irc-- ;-s-s - 1,s n3-a - VIZ
Berry -Es - as s-u- aaGF; e -l-
t-ags- - ,ls4l-A- t-5 Mrs
Scao:: :--= CE-t,Igs z-1 M-:
Chas S@:- t--z 'zs1e- lsre5
their 5----s- -sa- -GVs-- S---
6ay.-F. " Tas---t z-5 family
AMI Cazs Wesc-,; as .F--g E.
tended :ts :--s-4. -. Ms ? II
Wesco;ts :atre- -ez- Diamond
Saturday Clyde WzE-e. enter
ta!nei the family C.: hrs uncle
from Meioc a; dinner Sunday.
Ralph and Clyde Gather Of Alba
spent Thursday with relatives
here.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1913-11-06
ROSE BANK.
HAZEL CAVE.

We are having nice weather again
after the snow.-Mr. Talley and
Mr.. Castleberry are getting up
their winter wood from Judge
Ross'-Milt Cline bought a Jersey
COW last week -Mr. Cave, wife and
daughter Hazel called at D. W
Schriver's Monday night and en-.
joyed some music on the graphic
phone, Mr. Castleberry and wife
were shopping in Jasper Tuesday.
Tom Mercer was hauling wheat
this week. Mrs Calkin and three
children Of Purcell visited Mrs.
Cave Tuesday.-Mrs. Roy Ross
was shopping in Purcell Saturday,
Don Johnston of Zion was call
er in our neighborhood Friday -
Mrs, Jay Bradford attended the
masquerade ball at Neck City
Halloween Viva Sargent visited
home folks at Neck City Sunday.
Joe Rand was a caller in our
neighborhood Sunday w NJ.
Cave and family, Roy Ross and
family, Katy York and little Jane
ate Sunday dinner with Mr.. Cas-
tleberry and wife. The infant son
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of Mr. and Mrs Saylor died on
Wednesday morning of pneumo.
MIA and was buried at the Nash
vile cemetery Thursday.-W. Il.
Selsor and family visited at Brad,
ford's Sunday &C. w Castleberry
and W. H Cave are cutting wood
for Mr.. Simpson this week.
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ZION
Miss GLADYS BALLARD.

Hershel Eadford was on the jury
at Joplin last week His wife ac-
companied him as far al Lakeside
and Cartervile and visited rela-
tives Mrs. Fred Earl and Edna
Ballard attended the "Miscellane-
Gus Shower" given Wednesday on
Miss Edith Merrel OF Jasper Mrs.
oscar Follmer spent Thursday
with Mrs Dan Johnson of Jasper.
Little Rudolph Johnson accompa
MED her home Mrs. Walker
Hubbard and children spent a few
days with Ben Johnson and fami-
ly.-Miss Mabel Little spent Sun
day with Miss Lora Keener Miss
Emma Dodd spent Friday night
and Saturday with her sister, Mrs.
Henry Covert. J. T. Curtis and
wife. d. F. Lichtenwalter and fam
lily, Basil McClintock, Nellie and
Grandma McClintock we're guests
of Will McClintock and family
Sunday.--Miss Florence Stratton
of Jasper visited over Sunday with
Hazel Carter. C. S. Johnston was
on the jury at Joplin last week.
Glen Cartwright and wife visited
A. T. Dean and family Sunday
Miss Clara Barnes of Rel Oak is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Lena
Dickerson Lewis Hartley and
wife. Emerson Conroy and wife,
Miss Alma Seidner and Ed Con
roy and wife were guests of George
Nixon and family Sunday.-Mrs.
Alma Simpson visited Mrs ]. F.
CurtisThursday.-Miss Pearl John
son entertained her school on Hal
lowe'en. Most all of the school
was present. Guessing games we're
the important part Of the evening
Refreshments were served and all
departed having a fine time Ben
Hackett was called to the bedside
Of his brother George at Tulsa,
Okla.-Winthrop EStep Pc t
Thursday night with Lee Vaught.
Will Clouser spent last week
with old friends in Ripley county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seela visited Her
man Storbeck's Sunday "A. l.,
Thomas and Stella and Floyd
were Carthage visitors Saturday,
Allen Peterson and mother and
sister, Miss Ethel, of Jasper, visit
ed Sunday with Arthur Radford
and family Will Mcconnell and
wife visited from Wednesday till
Friday with relatives in Nevada
Dan Johnson and family of Jasper
visited Sunday with Ben Johnson
and family.--Henry Covert and
family spent Sunday with Tom
Dodd and family Of Jasper Will
Vaught and wife were Carthage
visitors Friday.-Miss Hazel Car
ter invited a few of the Ziuu young
people on Halloween. Guessing
games formed the main entertain.
ment, AMI prizes we're given. Those
present we're Julia and Bessie
Strecker, Fern Powell; Velma
Mackey; Lillian Mayors; Grace, Ora
and Hazel Foster; Beulah Patter-
son; Clara, Geneva and Kenyon
Hubbard; Florence Stratton, Nor
raine Kerrick, and Messrs. Dan
and WIN Mayors, Roy Mackey,
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M. E. Church, South.
JASPER.

JASPER.
Sunday School every Sunday at
10 m James Thacker, superin-
tendent
Preaching services first and third
Sundays, at IL a m and 7 p. m.
Pr aver meeting Wednesday
nights at 7.
SALEM
Sunday School every Sunday at
10 a. m, Thomas Brock, superin-
tendent.
Preaching services second Sun
day in each month at II a. IN. and
7 p. m.
BOSTON.
Sunday School every Sunday
at 10 a. NJ, A. Y. Williams, super
intendent
Preaching every fourth Sunday
at II a. m and 7 p. m.
LEBANON.
Preaching services every FIRST
and third Sundays at 3 p. m.
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Bookkeepers earn big, sure sal.
aries Dry weaIher-bad crops
do not affect the bookkeeper-
banks and business firms must
have bookkeepers Joplin busl, @
ness College has S7s,ooo 70 'enu zen,
for board; two.year notes LOT '''
ton.
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Saved Ills Foot.

II. D. Ely, of Bantam, o. suffered
from horrible ulcer on his foot Tor iour
years. Doctor advised amputatlon ou1
he refused and reluctantly tried buGE'
lens Arnics Salve as last resort ne
then wrote: II used your salve ana I'D!
foot was soon completely cured: besi
.emedy for burns, cuts, bruises shu
eczema. Get box to-day Only LSc,
All druggist or by mail Ii. +, buehieu
a. Co, Philadelphia OF st. Louis.