The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-12-11
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Mrs. G. C.. Clark, 2645 Vine street,
is seriously ill.
Mr.. Roy Gibbs, 251S Michigan, who
has been quite i'll, is improving.
Mrs. Thos. Boyd, 81 swine street,
who has been quite ill, is able to be
out again.
LoST-A gold ring with amethyst
setting, Friday night. at Lyric Hall.
Call Bell phone Grand 2553W.
Mrs. Sallie G. Rogers has been con-
fined to her room during the week
under the care of DR.. Unthank.
For Sale-Pool hall; fully equipped;
three tables; show case; barber chair
and clock. Easy terms. oil McGee.
Mr.. Geo. Hunley of Holden, Mo, and
Miss Carrie Young of Oklahoma, were
quietly married Tuesday, December Z.
Miss Pauline Vaughan of Quindaro,
Kas., has been confined to her home
for two weeks with pneumonia. She
is convalescing.
The residence of Col. George e.
Thompson, the ad man for the Sun,
was burglarized and all the colonePs
possessions taken.
Allen Edwards, n of the loyal
members of Emanuel C~ommandery,
has been quite ill for several weeks
but is gradually improving.
Mrs. Minnie White of Butler, Mo-,
is visiting her children, Prof. and
Mrs. Roscoe White, at 2319 Highland
avenue. She returned home Deem
Der 8.
Mrs. Emily, wife of the late DR..
M. H. Key. is dangerously i'll with
double pneumonia at the residence of
her aunt, who is also ill in Kansas
City, Kas.
Mrs. Rosa Gibson of Pleasant Hill,
Mo-, was in the city last week on bust
ness and on Thursday she was the
guest at dinner of Miss Ethelyn Craw-
ford, 2106 Woodland.
Master Taft Angel, son of Mr.. Abe
Angel, and grandson of Mrs. Parry
Greer, celebrated his seventh birthday
anniversary with a party, Sunday, De-
cember 5. There were II guests.
The editor received a letter and
box from his old friend, Charles ID.
Frazier of Grand Canyon, Ariz, which
he is screaming to open, but has in
structions not to do so until Christ
mas day.
To those that know there is more
Joy and satisfaction in a perfect job
of printing than in any cheapness of
price. Yes, see Harris the Commercial
Printer at 1915 E. 18 st. and he will
eh%eerfully explain to you all about It.
The public y Harris has no equal"
Mrs. Alice Kimbrough, who is in
Denver with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Reeves, writes that her mother and
father are both i'll, the former with
la grippe and the latter with pneu-
monia. She desires the prayers of
her many friends.
Mr.. F. C. Trigg of the Kansas City
Star will address a meeting of citi-
zens at the Lincoln High school on
Sunday, December 10. This is the
second effort of Prof. Lee, III agrees
sive High school principal in his COM
munity meetings. The business men
of the city are requested to attend
in a body. A great gathering is ex-
pected.
BOOKER r. WASHINGTON, before
death, wrote his own life book, $50
pages, selling price SIPS. $500 a
month easily made, one agent sells 81
first day with circular; another makes
$5.75 in one hour; a million copies will
be sold. Agents wanted everywherei
outfit free; postage is cents. Anybody
can sell; we pay express. Act quickly.
MalIikin, Jenkins Co., Washington,
D. C.
There is no business in Kansas City
has shown a more rapid and sub
stantial growth than has the R. w.