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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-21
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9ur6 GnabsnsrlaB bonn 90. 2tusait
1914 in

1914 in
!. ptrIonen, bi. iiH bis gum 90.
gusuii 1914 Der @srlsbuns Der 0sbra
pflift ober unerlaubter 4usipanbss
runs fdulbis semadi bab.n. bic Or.
ldHuns oeripirti.r gslbftrafsn, Gr.t
beitsitrafsn. fomie Der aoiitn", in
qusf6t ssfiellt unter Der Be.
binguns, bab fis fi6 tpdbreno bes
isbissn arisges unp,rsiislib, ipat,s
iisns ppr bem 90. Ropember 1914 I'M
D.uii4snReih, sinem bsuiidsnSdubs
ssbist ober dui Shifftu Der aaiferli.
den Worine gum 9ienite melbsn unb
ibr WoblpsrbaIten ipdbrsnb ibrer 46s
ipeIsnbett elnubbaft na9fpeiien;
2. allen mod niflt 5ariiigetebrten
llnieroffisitrep unb Gemtinsu bss
Sssres, Der Wlarine unb Der Sdubs
truppe, bic ii6 unerlaubter gntfsr.
nuns obsr sriter sabneHflu9t i'm
5ritben i6ulbie gsma6t babsn BE.
snabisuns biniidilid bsripirittr Jr.i.
bits unb gbrsnitrafen, dussenom.
men Degradation" IN ausiift ssiislli
unttr sleiher 1sbingung
DieSu 3iffer /.
Die gsgnabisuns fir 5uriidssisbrs
is llntercffisiers unb MaHni9aftsn
ioll iid aud auf ni6i alIsui9psrs, nit
Gabnenflu4t ober unerlaubter gnts
fsrnung 5uidmmsnbdngenbs Straf.
tbaten er5tredsn.
Bon beiben @nabentrlaf.
fepen bleibtn ausgej4Ioi.
FEN:
psrfpnsn. bic bas as. Qebensiabr
boIlsnbst Uber bic Rsi6sdnseb0rigte:t
perlorsn babsn unb Angsb0rige zines
ausldnbifdsn Siaatss finb. iysrnsr
folde, bic ala bisnfunfdbis bsfunben
ipsrbsn, fofsrD lie tpsgen hires a1r.
per5uftdnbss annbmen tpnnisn. bab
iie 5ur 3eii Biht bisnftfdbis iinb.
.Sn anbsiraht Der gsssnpGrtissn
fir Webrpflihtise IN ben Uertiniotsn
Stnntsn poriiesenben Shpisrigtsit,
ben gebinguugsn bes @nnbsnsrlaTrs
IlahSuiommsn. 1T bic Eaifrli9s BOT.
fdaft in Mafbington nm gsrldnss.
runa Der i5riit iiber ben 20. Nop,mb.r
1914 binaus bsi Der auiisriidtn Rs.
sieriing einsstommsn.~
Ter Haiitr[ic5e 4oniul
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-21
u { ~ y 0 TT.

Die 9teiuport Office fir bas rGin.
einnatier 8oifsblutt" bcfinbet iif in
JtO. 339 YOrf Strake, segeniibrr Sem
G.urthuuie, muielbit Remigfciten, an'
,rieen II. |. ~. bis 10 lIbr 45 Yiinu.
len AbeuSs eatsegeHgrHommeH ,uer.
ben.
Seiratbsideiuc: @erree v.
SrSddion, 81, ino gfarp 6. Sart, so,
beioe pen Caledonia, g.; HSno Gugen
Staeicr, %, pon ct. Glmos, Senny
uno Dtann1e glnrmi0un, %, bon Sin.
cinnati. o; Gbas. 5bomas Cir. 80,
uno @unice Gtto, 40, beibe uon Gin.
cinnnti. g; Sas. $. SbeatGe uuo
Rltb s. 0forton, bei0e Don gtepport,
ap.; GbDarb 8. Sod pon Cincinnati,
s., unb @liiabetb Wt. Straub DON
gtapport.
- 2ouis :. @crglneper iibertrag
nm Bernard 9anoerbaar. IT,. cine &ot
an Der sSairiielo glpe., geaepue, ST..
- SalHueI II. Glarfe perflagte Die
Sio Gou. uno Cincinnati StraBen-
6aen.@eieQidait aui $16,2S0 Sda-
oencrias. 9lm %. Septentber muroe
ietu &fero, ba5 cr ritt, oil Der Grit
ten Strabe bon eiuer Gar getrOiien.
uno tu,roe iotpobl er wic aud oas
9fero oerleBt.
Reper, gSiie un6 aaideu So.
oerfiagte Die 8. Styurring Grg @oobS
50. altf 3abllmg BON $S66.55 fiir
gelieferte @naren.
= 6ral GlepeIano aenp perflaste
I'm Girclitgeridte Die G. unb 8. Gi.
ienbabn auf $4,000 St)abenerios,
neil ibr @atte cm T. Silni i'm Gieltite
Ser 9eieIli6aft nIs @ebcinlpoli5iit in
SilJer @rope setOotet wuroe. Gie
2eiGe aenlp's luurbe III einem
@inocrDauicn aufgefunoeu. Coroner
q. Giebp erfldrte mad elmer Inter.
iltdrung, oaB Der Yoli5iIt nit elmer
na,ife" aetootet pur0e. Sie behalIptet
in i6rer Ietition, baf, Die @eiellidait
nidat aeniigeno gorfebruigen getrof.
fen bdtte. Inn cos 2e6en Der agenteH
etc. 81 beidiiBer.
- Staots.aommiiidr Robert Ter.
ref bon Jrantiprt, 9p.. biclt eeitern
9lbeno i'm Gorrtbauie in 9lleranbrin
cine glnipra6e on einc arobe sn5aD!
sSarmer iiuo mafte 9Sropagonou iiir
bic Bomb. .9luseabe, betufs gnfauiS
Der 2anoitraben.
GhDorb Sebel befanrte iif i'm
Gireuitseridt in aleranoria Ses Ste.
6ens init Der 9lbiidt Charles grolpn
5n to6ten, iduIoig mo puroe lin
5000 irub Soften beitraft. Die $40.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-21

Inner gsent in SamiItun it
Scrr GOuarb grud, 449 SaS 5hniie
Strafc. @cn Sci. 476 g., S5me
shone 1G3t q.
- Die qoli5ei bat cine Sanbtaits,
pelde geiterr Wiittag ror Der StrSt.
bale aefunben iporoen mar uno ipeI6e
SIT in 8aar, mebrsre Quittungsn
unb Elm 8untbut nit benz Ramen Don
SRI. Bette 0liIlsr psris6sR.
Sobu GiHsieID ir. Don 22S
Sunpper StraBe, lpel6sr als Maiais
niit bel SooOsn, Snens Ii. Rsnti6isr
orbeitet, purbs geitsrn Nprgsn pon
einem anbern gtrbeitsr nit einen
S6misbsbammsr 5ufdqig am aOpI
gstroffen unb erbsbIia berlsBt. gr
mutte mad Dem Tlsrcp Soipitul sss
bra9t ipereen.
- Qnnd Meuninger ertpirtts pors
geitern Nbenb einen Ysrbaftsbeiehl
segsn parfsr 6. Neit, fpeI6en lie Der
SohSeritOruHg 6ei6ulbigt. 8sit Iou
pdbrsnb ibrer abpeisnbeit IN ibre
Dpbnung eingeerunsen uuo cine
gettlabe unb sinen S9runt 5srtriims
inert baben.
- Warion Drisbi bielt porgsitern
9tbsnb auf benz MurttplaB in Der
Siio 2. Strabe cine prpbibitionsrebe,
tpeIhe DON iibsr bun0srt Sinbern
bur6 SeIang uno 2drm uut.rbrohen
ipurbs. Die ainSsr iuarfen naifs pa.
pierballen na9 bem 5rodenbpln. Die
polisei Durbe eerufen, mar aber
madtlos, unb bic Golae ipar. paB BIZ
9eriammluns nab benz Geri9tsge;
bdube perlegt ipuroe.
- Die StaOt Samilton bnt 10,171
reoiitrirte Stimmeeber unb Bat bem'
5ufolge fpenigitens 10000 giupobnsr
- Der S9ulratb bat SRI. sSlOren.
&c Ypnb als aehrerin erndrni. Gs
tpurbs beiGloHen, BON ben 81 ausi
tpGrtisen Gdultin6srn SO SduIseIt
ben Monat gu bereGnen. ss lei benn
bic Gltern limb unbenlitteIt.
Seiratbsfheine: 5nrrD Nliller
%, unb 2ueis Rice, %. beibe BON Sat
milton; gbparo Jreberid, %, uni
2luua Webber. 10 beibs pOn Samili
ton.
- 9lnna Ml. Sbatp Eat glslfor
Sbap auf S6eicuns Oertlagt. mel
sr iein @eIb bsri4penbet unb ii
mibGdnbeIt ba6eH ioI. Dds paa-
beiruibete ami 10. Sito6er 1913 uHi
teine ainber.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-21

SarbeTpn a6aepiefen, ba lie aubergs-
ri6tli9 ssIdlihtet tpuros. Garbis
McGaslanb erbielt IN ibrsr @6efbet.
bunsstlass sesen Dare WcGasIanS
$3.50 per @Ode ouertannt.
Cine sefdbrlias 5abrt.
Senlep 0apis unb Soispb Serrp,
beibe BON 2ublop, batten Mputas
Ratt elm grlebnib, bag iie nismals
perseiIen perben. Sic lisben ii6 Die
@aTolin, ,2oun9 .Gpprus", gisentbum
bes gilbert 9rimmeiben BON 2uolOp
unb fubreu ben Slub binab. 5ern'
bant Damn mar ibr 3isl. gbe iie is.
bod 9(nberIon's 5errp errei9tsn, be-
mertten lie, oab bas 9aiolin aus
benz gebdItsr laufe. Der Motor purs
be Iofort gum StilftanD gebra6t unD
reparirte 5errD ben S6aoen unb goB
bas entpihepe 9aioIin aus bem gp'
ben Der 2aun9 in ben Sbioflub. Sas
pig aiinoete bic 9aterne lpieoer on
uro mub bas Streihbols in bas auf
Der Sberfld6e beg WaTsrs ibpim'
menbe @aiolin seiporfen 6aben, oenn
i'm Iu itonb 2Qes in 6lammen. 5errp
unb 9apis periaben iid nit
S9pimmgiirteln, iprangen in Den
Sbio unb iiberlieben bic 2auna
ibrem SdttIal. Serrp, Der Elm gutter
S6pimmer lit, gsIans es, ben oes
Sdpimmsns untunbisen 0apis gliid.
LID ans 2anb gu bringen. 8as bren.
nenbe Boot tOnnts auf Weilen gsIsz
ben perosn. 9sibs erIitten 8runb=
lpunben on ben SGnbsn unb i'm 9e.
fidt. Or. Griesler leiitete ibnen oi.
nDtbise Silfs. 3pei Slider ilhrtn
benz brsnnstlbsn Boot gu. Der @aips
linbsbdIter erplOOirte jeSod, shs es
ibnen selans, oasIelbe ans llfer gu
betommen. Die 2aund rsprdisntirts
sinen @ertb bon $500.
= Minerpa Mspsrs, 70 Sabre alt.
Die DOR einisen Sagsn bon elmer Stis'
ge fiel unb orei Rippenbrii6e erIi!t,
1T geitern in ibrer Dohnung RO. $40
9rsenup StraB. gsitOrben.
= Di. 5GQe bon Mois 9OIoitsiH
unb $. Salid, bic aui benz 2dtpnla
Rsnnplab ipesen 9erumlunserns Ders
baftet nurben, Durben i'm Stabtses
rihte peri6oben, I'm RGRres iiber fs
ausSufinbeu.
= Siinf 6etruntene Neger isstsn
bic g.pobnsr an Der lexington qits
in Der Ra9t auf 9isnftag in feline
geringe 4ufresuns. als iie in einem
4uto pOrbeifubrenb auf 4u.s in Der
Radbarfdaft idofen. Die gopirgton
poIi5ei ipurbe iofprt bapon benaas
ridttst unb es selang ben poli5iitsn
Sdilb unb GonIep 4Ionso Saplor.
Gbparb Spuiton, gluorep Darsn,
2oos Smit6 unb Rubsrt W6its gu
Dsrtaften. 3pei RsoOIper purOen IN.
ter oem Sip bss 9tutos gefunOsn. Di.
yurbissn, bic js $40 btnterlestsn,
ipuroen aus Der Snft entldTsn. ga
fie jsbod seitern ni4t i'm Stabtgsridt
erIdisnen parsn, purbe fbre 8iirg-
ihuft fir psrfaler ertldrt uno Der.
baftsbefebls gessn iis erIaiTen.
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Der p.rforb.n. sprban snIb.rt

- Der perforbsne Sorbun saIbtrt
bon MibbletoRn bat cen 5Sttern.
gllice Smith DON WtiiIunb, Suo..
unp Spfie 2amb BON Snbianapolis
bas 8sriidRrunssoeIb psrmaht unb
bem Sobn Wiuinm gaibert $1200.
- Sobn q. Dnde but 9eneba gnds
auf Sdsibuns pertIugt. Sis ipl Jpn
p.rna5IGHiat unb oerlaiIn bdben.
Dds 9aar beirotbete AM 80. 9e3em.
Der 1909 unb bat feline ginbsr.
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Oetmrten.

soiepb unb gbrifiina Ysrrp, 959
0eit Strabe; anabt.
Ssnrb unb si[lie SuesmaH. 988
Sut5 Sirabs; WdbdeH.
Wlilan unb Sufa Barsiu, 1716 glm
Strabe; Wab6sn.
Saiob uub ROfs Slider, 1915 Jobn
Strabs; WGbfxu.
Saiob unS Rbsa Ga5hopsr. S37 W.
2. Sirabe; anabe.
Soc unb CLARA 3eio, SIT Weft g.
Gtrabe; auobe.
Witasl unb Dlarp araispstp. S48
5. StraBt; anabe.
i5rant nnb giiiabttb 2atida, 1132
Somelibe 4psnue; Widb4en.
Clemens un0 Mamis asmpbaus,
5204 Rapena qlusnus; Wdb9en.
Sobn unb Wiuitte 9ornemaun Wlas
biionpills; MGbden.
Jreb. unb Marsarst pspmsier, 815
Rodbale apenus; MGbheu.
9lbolpb unb Sarah Greubler. 1549
Central 2lpenue; 9nnbe.
gotpnrb unb Gillian Ssniins. 1924
Seffsrion 4penue; Wdbhen.
Sobu unb Roia Weper. 1920 WaBs
Lamb 2lpsuue; Wobhen.
Srant unb 5ilba Gidenlaub. 1853
Ssrbert Strabe; Wdohsn.
Gscrge unb Charlotte Nl.insbduisH.
2037 Drills ap.nue. giorpoOb; gnabe.
9luron unb Sba Siridmann. Ut
W.it 9. Strabe; Mdb6en.
Siabor uno Seunttit 5Obsf9, 1047
Srttman apsnus; MdSHM.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-21
Tie aishesaaben.

Gtobmsifisr Siilfsmann smpfins
ssitsrn bonn Gountp Reeorbsr Sobn
9onls $75 2isbessdben nit bsm foIs
esnbsn geslsitIhrsi6en:
~Sniisgsnb gbsd fir $50. ftrn.r
ghtt Don Serrn Mi6asl Nullen fir
$40 unb Dts 9ldtb. ebarlss Sarbins
fir So, suiammtn $50. sd babe
nod Elm. aiits unb iperps mid b.mil.
ben. nod meter fir bi. arisasnstb.
bsnben. fir bic Wittipen unb Maii.n
AZ iammslH. Sbr srs.hsnsr Sobn
Dpbls."
Ridtn Jobu u. Cabinet bat
siHen 9eitras Don S. sslsiiiet.
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pertauf tsi Otto aas. Qpoth..s, 8ins
nnb aibsrip Strabe uno in Der 81.
fic. Der Gei.llihaft 318 propibsHt
gant gIbs, Siebett. uHo gius Ctr.
gu heben.
Die Dirsttion maht no6maIs bd.
raul auim.rtfam, bab ollie goriisaun.
cen prGciIe um Z llbr 30 Miuuten be-
ainnen unb ri9tst an bus perebrte gu.
blitum bas frsunblids grfuden, i'm
Elm r.9t5eitises Griteinsn. oaHit bic
4uffiibruna bura 3uiPdttommenSe
ni6t aeitort tpirb.
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/
600 Sd)ubcneriobfldge, Die Sromn ge'
gen Sebel cinreihte, iuuroe ali1 oell
n1d)iten 5ermift oerid)oben.
Die 9umer.SiilisgeieIlih OeS
9eeppcrter Sirner @pnnaiiums, ball
beutc 9ta6mittag cine geriammlung
ab.
= Marp Campbell, Sodtcr BON
S5arnes ;. Campbell, peridieo i'm
alireeI SoteI in ben SigblanDs lnTolge
elmer Operation.
- Samuel 5arber, bon go. 313
GbtItiult Strabe, Der iein um Sddr'
Iad)fieber crfranftes GinO nad) Gincin.
natl iiberfiibrte, rpuroe ncgen Ser
Iebllng Der @eiinObelts- -SrOinan5 nm
$40 un6 Soften beitrait.
- 3lpei ginbrehcr, Die in Die liz.
beiledte gnlpiGngniB STRIDE Su orln.
gen perii6ten, plroen bon Dem Stir
Genoiener g9iQiam gurbage iiper,
raift, ais Tie 5ereits Die Sbiire 5rn
auditorium geofinet bntten. Dit oor'
sebaltencm &euoloer geIana es ibnet
3u entfonmen, 0o lie 9lirbage 81 err
itieBen Srobten faIls er Inn Sulfe
rufeu ruiirbe.
= SSn ciner Sibing Der Staot.
Gontnliiiion ernonnte Manor S5rlnl'
boIo ioIgenOe Geleenten sur aonpeH'
ticn Ger Sbio Yallep ,Slnp. sliioclc
tion. oic am 10. gtoprmbcr I'M @otel
@ibion itattiin0et: ollie StaoteSom'
nliildre, Mihter g9olfi, g9nl. y, gn.
Oreps, 5ranf Woeid)L @m. g. @otts,
Charles '|atolb. S. W abbott, Go.
Stncpflc. 3. y. Gobn. Gbas, Dienges,
Gbarlcs 8ieoemaun SSobn 9riett
ino Wapor SeIm6olo. 8efnun1en i'm
@etrage bon $4S14 ipuroen sur 3ab'
lung angelpieien.
- &ernlanu 8allain bon Canton,
Der aui @etreiben Der Srieoa Sfae.
fer, 19 Sabre alt, aneeflngt puroe,
befannte lid im Gountpgeidte ltul'
Dig un0 mub Ser 9Ram iiir Oen In
terbaIt Ses ainoe9 jGbrlid) $l56 iiir
IS Sabre 5abIen. Gie 3abIungen
ntiiiien ieoen !ptonat gemoft tperoeH
rnO 6ipor S13 nonatlib. @aIIoH
iteQte $4,000 8iirgi6oit
- Stomas s. SIoclm, Ser ge.
beinlpoli5iit Der Is. mo .. Giienbabu,
Der am If. Sftober IN SiIuer @rOus
iplrlos perihDano, iuur6e in einem
SoipituI in GIepelan0. g., seflm0eu.
Gr ioQ iif) oerlett baben uno loa IN
bcpubtloien 3liitaItoe IN eineh
6rahtlUoggoi nah Gleoelano getpni'
men iein, no cr ooreefitn0er ipuroe
& SoIa giurrop tpir6e bon ocr
grfIage res Stedeus nit Der 9lbiidji
almar gIuitin 5lI t0Oten, i'm StnOtga.
ridJte ireigeipruhen, oa Der aIager
tiht erif)ieuen loar. Suiie Sarfin er-
bieIt lpcafu Srunfenbeit So imo Die
Soften o;t6iftilt Die Sale BON @eors
Sritifler, rregen llniugS unO SSrait
llbnttic 0h,ton lpegeu poIi3eilui6rigen
@cuehnlcns, murocn peri6oben.
- 9llireo eSelir, Der bon oen @roB.
atif'porenen angefIagt nurOe, frnirbe
gcitern ncn Dem Teputp Sberiii 9ra-
mer pcrboitet luO ieinc Siirgihait aui
5000 ieiigeieet. gr tit Der 9erradlai.
iigurg beidplIoigt.
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iinierridlis.a seisen.

meiiter Burns, itanb, enlpfansen iiIlo
burty bic Saliptitraben Der Staot es'
fortiri. am slbenb iano ibm gu ebren
elm ganfctt in Der bortigen WalIcn'
pale Itatt. on tueItem iih 500 0alte
UetbelIisiell.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-21
tseIudlte gerIpuen

sSrdulsin aOrains @ausb aus erls,
pu., sriu4ts In sinem G6reiben bic
btsiiae glOli1ti ben 9luitntbalt ibrss
8rubsrs GtaHlsn Bdusb 3u srrri.s
!sln. her in GintinBaIi ptrssiralbet
isin fou.
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Psmiltsn.

llnier gsent in SamiItOu III
Scrr GDnaro gruf, 449 Sao 5tinits
Strafc. @cn Sci. 476 g., Ssms
Sipne 1G3t q.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1914-06-06
RosEpALE. KANSAS

Rev. Hurt will preach at the Pleas
ant Valley church Sunday. Everyone
come and hear him. Mr.. and Mrs.
Nathan King and SOL Ivory, were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Col
Inns, 1921 Lloyd avenue, Sunday. .
The Sunday School of the st. Paul
A. NJ. e, Zion Church held their picnic
Thursday at Mcdonald Springs. Mon
day evening, June 8, a free concert
will be given at the st. Paul A. NJ. e.
Zion Church by the Juvenile Choir.
The public is invited. Sunday will
be quarterly meeting day at the Wes-
ley Chapel NJ. e. Church, Rev. ]. w.
Carter, pastor of A. NJ. b. Zion Church
viii preach at 3 O'clock. The clos
ing exercises of Attacks School were
held Friday evening at the Rosedale
High School and an excellent pso-
gram vas rendered. The members OF
the graduating class were Jennie
Tucker, Vera Kelly, Othella Palmer,
Albert Maddox and Norman Pinkard
Mrs. Gertrude Young was called
to Eskridge, Kansas, Wednesday, on
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1914-06-06
PALMYRA. MO

In January we had a Church meet
ing to devise plans for building a par
sonage and we voted unanimously to
build. We set to work Immediately,
drew up the plans for a California
bungalow and set May 3rd as the day
to rally for the finance. We secured
the services of Rev. G. NJ. Tillman
of Hannibal, who, assisted by his wife,
mad a wonderful success. In a few
minutes $101.11 was raised. At HOO
a. M. $500 was laid on the table and
at 1900 p. m. $4,000 and on Sunday
enough fragments were gathered to-
gether to make up $4,000. The par
sonage is complete and the pastor
has moved in. An insurance of $3.50
for fire and $500 for cyclone has been
taken out. Rev. G. o. Haywood is
the splendid pastor of this thriving
and aggressive church.
Miss Leanna Florence attended the
closing exercise of Lincoln School.
Mrs. Kate Barnes of Hannibal is Wis
iting friends. The U. B. F. & S. Us
and Juveniles had their annual SER
mon Sunday. Rev. G. NJ. Tillman of
Hannibal delivered a most inspiring
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1914-06-06
MO.

The many friends of Mrs. Banton
and Mrs. White regret to learn OF their
trying illness. At this writing our
information deals with their gradual
recovering; while the Illness Of Mrs.
Amy Green is unchanged. A relative,
Mr.. Warner Saunders, of Des Moines,
Ia, was among her expectant callers
last Sunday. The following persons
we're in and about the city recently
to pay their annual respect to their
departed friends: Mrs. Emma Green,
Mr.. George Wolfscale and Mrs. Hattie
Morris .. Prof. VIM. Longdon and
Miss Minnie Payne are attending the
Teachers Institute" at Dalton, Mo.
THE Bachelors Club met at the
residence of Miss Lizzie Jones
Wednesday afternoon. The Club re-
ported a very pleasant meeting at our
summer resort, where repairs are be-
ing made for the convenience of the
hostess and for the comfort and pleas
ure of the guests Last Sunday was
Quarterly Meeting day at the A. NJ. E
Church. Owing to the postponement
of the>meeting the presiding elder was
hindered from being present. The
service of Rev. r. H. Longdon was
secured who, with the assistance O
the pastor, Rev. Charles Crews anC
the loyal members and friends wit
messed the successful closing of tn,
third quarter Sunday night. "A clea'
case of an unexpected happening wa
ours last Monday when the marriag,
of Mr.. Joseph Murray of this city t.
Mrs. Brown of Kansas City, Mo-, wa
announced. We devoutly hope tina
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray's brief but pleas
ant automobile journeying about tn
city bespeaks their prolonged, happ
and prosperous j%ourneying throug.
life.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1914-06-06
EXCELSIOR SPRINGS. MO.

Mr.. ]. Harris was in st. Louis last
week attending the Republican con-
vention. He reported a successful
trip. &c. Miss Ora Clark and her broth
er, VIM. Clark, were the guests of
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Clark, Sunday. .. Miss Halle Hughes
spent Wednesday in the city shopping.
-. Norman Page, Jr., died May 80
and was buried Monday at 2:3O. In
terment at Salem. We extend our
sympathy to the bereaved family. -.
Mr.. Marcus Grant returned home from
Western College where he was prepar-
ing himself for the ministry. -. Miss
Leota Wilson of Kansas City was the
guest of Mrs. Minnie Miller last week,
also Mr.. Lebean. -. Mrs. Cable was
the guest of Mrs. Miller also from
Pratts, Kansas. An enjoyable auto,
mobile tour was made to P~arksville
last Thursday to the closing exercise
which was a grand affair. Those max
ing the trip were Miss Alice Hubert,
Mr., Rob Sheppard, Mr.. Lewis Little.
Mrs. Dora Trigg, Mr.. Trigg, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ruben Frazier, Mr.. Earl Garrett,
Mr.. Henry eileen, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Mcdonald, Miss Little and Mr.. and
Mrs. Jess Mabion. -. Quite a number
of Liberty people attended the dance
Saturday. Mr.. Carl Gipson took his
vacation last week. Mr.. Harmon,
the mother of Misses Anna and Betty
Harmon, is very ill at her home on
Cannon avenue. Mr.. Bonnie Little,
Mrs. Ed. Scott, Mr., Wizard, Miss
Davis and Mr.. Jackson of Kansas City
spent Sunday in Excelsior Springs Wis.
iting friends. Mr.. Earl Garnett
spent Sunday in P%arksville Sunday
accompanied by Mr.. Ralph Baylis.
Mr.. Clarence Parker of Liberty, for
merly of Kansas City, was here Sun
day entertaining his old friends as
he is an accomplished musician.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1914-06-06
RENO. KANSAS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Lee of Bonner
Springs visited Mr.. and Mrs. E. G.
Graves Saturday and Sunday. Mr.
E. G. Graves spent Saturday with Mr.
G. G. Groves at Edwardsville. Mr.
E. G. Graves, and Mrs. Ed Grant spent
a few days in Kansas City, Kansas,
last week visiting relatives. Mr..
Edw. Grant made a business trip to
Lawrence last Saturday. Mr.. o. B
Lee made a business trip here last
Tuesday. Mrs. Jennie Elliott OF
Quindaro visited her sister, Mrs. Alec
Jackson last week. Mr.. Alec Jack.
son made a business trip to Lawrence,
Kans, last Friday. 49, Mrs. Chas
Grant, who has been ill, is improving
Mr.. Roy Reynolds made a bust
ness trip to Kansas City Saturday,.
Mrs. j. Winslow, Mrs. E. Barton, Mrs
Bibbs was called here to see their sis
ter, Mrs. Chas. Grant, who is i'll. -.
Mrs. Bernice Cason of Glasgow, Mo.
was called here to see her mother,
Mrs. Grant, who is i'll. -. Mr.. H
Young and Mr.. Geo. Smith of Okmul
gee, Okla, visited here with Mr.. and
Mrs. James Saturday.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1914-06-06

sermon. The collection was $20.65.
Mrs. Mary E. Monroe of st. Louis,
Mo, made her annual visit to lower
City Royal House Thursday. The
closing exercises of Lincoln School
held at Park Chapel Baptist Church
was quite a success. Tie diploma
was presented to Joseph Hale who rem
dered an excellent Grafton on NO
bility of Labor" Prof. o. Sanford
delivered an able speech. Prof.
Vaughan of Moberly made a few re-
marks. The teachers, Misses Vaughan
and Sandridge, are to be commended
for their excellent work done this yea
The w. M. M. s. will give a straw
berry and ice e social June 5. An
excellent program is being prepared
under the auspices of Misses Anna
Lewis and Lavinia Smiley. go. Miss
Hamilton, who has been teaching in
Hannibal is home again. Mrs. Geor
gia Mayfield of Quincy Is visiting Miss
Hamilton Mr.. George Smith who
has been visiting his children in Chi
cago, has returned.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1914-06-06
KANSAS.

The G.. A. R. had charge of the
Forum and many interesting addresses
were rendered. The Benevolent
Lodge held their annual sermon Sun
day afternoon at st. Luke A. M. e.
Church. Rev. Smith preached the ser
mon Mr.. Theo. Copeland, assisted
by his friends, gave a very beautiful
cantata at the A. M. E. Church Sun
day. The church was crowded and
everyone enjoyed the program Mrs.
NJ. Matthews little ~ten-year-old son
met with a very serious accident
Tuesday afternoon while returning
from school. He was run down by an
automobile. His collar bone was
broken and his left ear cut off. He
is doing as well as could be expected.
1.-THE Sunday School Convention
of Topeka District was announced to
be held in Lawrence at st. Luke A.
NJ. e. Church June g. Miss Leona
Escoe of Muskogee, Okla, is in Law
n visiting Miss Carrie Davis.
Miss Marcia Malone was in Lawrence
Friday evening. -. Miss Helen Brown
of Kansas City, Mo-, was in Lawrence
for a few days. She returned home
Sunday evening. Mrs. e. Johnson,
Mr.. q. Young. Mr.. L. Clark and Mr..
Chas. Pennel were in Topeka Sunday.
49,. Miss Leona Escoe went to Topeka
Sunday evening. Mr.. J. c. Clark
went to Eudora Sunday to see the Eu-
dora and Leavenworth (Kans.) teams
play ball Sunday. -. Mrs. Lucy Hynes
and daughter, Pearl, of Oakland, Cal,
are visiting their sister and niece,
Mrs. Martha Elliott. :. Rev. Smith OF
st. Luke A. M. e. Church was in To
peka last Tuesday and will be in Kan
sas City Wednesday,. Mt. Dread
Commandery No. IA entertained their
wives and Sloan Chapter No. 10, o,
e. s., at their Temple. A four-course
luncheon was served and the follow.
ing program was rendered: Sir ]. w
Clark, toastmaster;. History of Mt
Dread Commandery, Sir ]. l.. Bowens;
Human Tendency to Form Organiza
ton, DR.. F. G. d. Harvey; What
Knight Templars expect Of the East
ern Star Ladies, Sir G. Evans; Re
Spouse, What the Eastern Star ex
poets of the Knights Templars. Mrs
C. w. Walker; Respect to Mt. Dread
Mrs. Ida Wallace; Cyrene Comman
derry No. 3, Sir Jas. Fitchue; Oui
Wives, Mrs. Mollie Bivens; Mt. Dread
commandery Future. Sir R. e. Brown