The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1914-12-19

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Smiths drug store. Have you tried Cactus Corn cure7
tus will remove corns and bun. David Graves, who was seriously
injured several weeks ago. is suing
- the Southern Surety company, ar ac-
Butter Cream bread today and cdent concern, for contract indemni-
'l buy no other. 10 me ~. saNe w. nno "oS pn
us send you the Sun. Bell NOME cGoun a''orneS AnoA n'
Nafsizer Bakery is the home Mr.. Monson Roberts and Ms ar
famous RutterC Cream bread. RE Carson, 1907 East Twentyseventh,
~ - were married November 1S and left
Mary CAM ia convalescing Tuesday night for a trip South, going
n six weeks ? route they will stop at Muskogee, Van
- Buren, and Little Rock and will be
hest Sunday dinner for the gone about a month.
can be obtained at the Y. M. c. u .
eteria. Ladies welcome. oune ~omS" 70 a"e " w
more suitable gift could you pay salary board and uniforms Write
a friend than a year,s SUBJ Wheatty-Provident Hospital, 1914 Vine
on to the Kansas City SUM street, Kansas O"y mo-
Robert G. Jackson Is making Mrs. Hattie M. Jones entertained
preparation for the music for with a line party Monday evening at
o'clock service Christmas morn the Supert meater compnmentay u
Mrs. W. H. Young of Milton, Wash;
Mrs. oliver T. Jordan and guest, Mrs
n r Crow. viii ontor.o,r dur R. Bostc of Chicago. Others in the
he holidays, Miss Marie Over Pny we" yI L ms. - % 'O"e anu "
instructor of music at Lincoln
'' The advertising agent of the Kan
sas Sun, ]. j. Tyler, was shown thru
women r welcome in the Y, the Nafziger Baking Companys plant
A. cafeteria. No tipping in the at III Virginia bv the manager of this
@. A. building. company. and found it to be n of
the most uptodate and modernly
Iertruue Eiam III Ms Doi equipped baking plants in the city.
were the guests of Mr.. Chas. Everything is baked with clean and
q at tn l. IN" y "a aie'eiia sanitary surroundings.
unday. -
= Mrs. Minerva Harris, mother of Mrs
Grace Middleton, a student at inc. Green of 263 Highland avenue,
Kasr and niece OF Mr.. and and one of Allen Chapels most active
D. A. Willis, 26lO Highland, Will stewardesses, has been quite i'll dur
me today to spend the holidays. ing the past week. Her daughter,
- Mrs. Susie Barnes and granddaugh-
j. L. Brown has returned from ter Ethel of Excelsior Springs, have
ni, Mich, after a pleasant visit been at her bedside during the week,
her son. She is at home with but returned home Thursday. Mrs.
lughter, Mrs. w. w. Payne, 2410 Harris is slowly improving.
all avenue. -
- The wise business man adverthses
ice Pool Hall, 1916 { 18th St. his merit. Business is good with him.
new management. Moses He ses printers ink. The Kansas
elds, Prop. City Sun will tell your story. You
- need the printer, too. Try Franklin.
VIM. A. Belts announces the He gives service. 1908 East Eight
ement of his daughter, Irene eenth street, Transfer at Troost
ret, to Mr.. Chas. William Gar Bell phone, Grand 2es8.
The wedding will take place -
liter part Of January. Little Helen Floyd and mother, Mrs.
- Annie E. Floyd, desire us to announce
members u lVanhoe that Helen is not a member of any
enjoyed their annual Tag party dancing club or whist club, but al
II Woodland avenue asst II though only eleven years of age, she
vening. The annual invitation is a consistent Christian and desires
patty will be held It Lyrrch ia to be known as such among her
ristmas night. friends, and an injustice has been
- done her when the announcement Is
and Mrs. Frank Marsh and MISS published that she is an officer or
Payne of Omaha, Neb, returned member of either a whist or dancing
after a pleasant visit the guests club The Editor says huTah for lit
and Mrs. w. w. Bailey, 1922 tie Helen. May other little Misses
land avenue. En- route nome emulate her inspiring example.
stopped at st. Joe, Mo. -
- Mrs. John Lewis, who was Mrs.
marriage of Miss Ida Il. over Lillian Savington, writes from Prince
Mr.. Andrew ]. Nash will occur Rupert, British Columbia, that she
day evening at their future often receives the Sun and had no
272S Woodland avenue. only idea she 81 dearly loved a newspaper
close friends and relatives VII. as she does ii. She says it is much
resent. Rev. VIM ID. Ihomas getter than getting a letter from home
fhciate. each week. She also says that Prince
- Rupert is a lovely little place with
lie Miss Rosa Lee Murray won the most beautiful scenery and that
rst prize in the childrens win she can sit at her window and see the
arrival given by Allen chapel large vessels going to and from Alas
church. Little Rosa ka. She says they expect to go to
elonged to Alien chapel Chlnese Alaska in March and desires to be
raising $615 on her book. Mrs. remembered to the many readers of
b. Wilson was chairman OF the Sun.
booth. -