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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27
&c. JOHNSON LEFT 1927 78I7
philadelphia Lawyers Art FoIlertian
Vaiued at - 4A7 200

Philadelphia %o7 27 The late ann
n Johnson left sn estate worth 28 5g-
3I7 ~, according n IN account of .Ha
executor The Pennsylvania Compauv
for Insurance On Livas and Granting
AnnWtles.
rhe arcnnrt vas eleh with The rrglste
of wills and shows that disbursement
were made ri 1878 406 80 ~ Obtain settle
rnsnt ~ al talns against he estaif
This leaves ~ fJ22 9IO97 fir 1lstrhuticE
among t5e aeirs 4s provided unoer t,c
Will II he noted LAWYER
Appraisal naz showed sP art collection
berIeathed ID the cirv s valued A. 81 AT Z
800 I'd This eniiectIon vas the a.i
Johnson ZONE ~ $40 : Broad stree
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27
Plans Next Years Tax Collection.

by Associated Iress 20 EVery Evening
Washington, Nov y Plans for col
lecting next years tax under the old
law have been made by Internal Revenue
Commissioner Roper because OF the
fear that the new revenue hill may not
be enacted in time 10 allow the print
ing and distribution OF reporting forms
under that measure by january l.
the opening Of the period ot filing ii
returns
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27
HELD FOR MANSLAUGHTER.
Driver of Truck to Face Charge in Death
of Aged Negro, Street Cleaner.

Harry Calhoun. the driver Of an auto
\ Hruck belonging to Refer Il Ross, Of 1924
EFwayne street, Philadelphia, which Is
HIleged to have struck A. Il. Mcpherson
Dohnson, colored; - years old, on Wilson
#treet near Thirteenth, on October 1j.
xiIl face q charge Of manslaughter in City
ourt on December s, johnson having
EIied from his injuries, recently The
case was continued when called tins morn
Ing.
Johnson. has an ernploye OF the Street
Ind Sewer Department, vas well known
In his city He formerly was shoemaker
bnd owned property. He was struck
khlle crossing the street about 4 O'Clock
In the afternoon Witnesses testified
ht a low rate Of speed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27
PULLMAN FARE rs CUT.
War Measure of Half Cent a Mile il
Taken OF.

Washington Nov ~ An extra
charge ~ half a aent 2 mile for Pullman
transportation w.li pc eliminated 5c-
ginning December
Among railroad offclaie nere Il IL he
unanimous opinion hat this charge has
caused more annoyance II tr. rsiers than
any other var rIfnc raIiroad measure
adopted by he federal management. and
all are glad - @ee il eliminated
Il Is estimated that ne cnange viii
cause 4 revenue los- If from $4,000 90
to $50 100000 annually The order
also n1il remove other sifferentlals I'M
posed bv he passenger rate order last
June ou tourist -ieeprr- ana other accom-
rr0datlCn-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27
Anniversary Services

Brandywine n. E. Church Is hold
ing special services this week in con
night Rev. r. T. Coursev, pastor of the
M. E. Church at Wyoming preached.
Dr. Coursey viii also preach tonight
For Thanksgiving Day a special program
has been planned.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27
Lecture at Red CIay Church

Or Francis II Green oI West Chester
State Normal School will deliver an ad-
dress in Red Clay Greek Church on Wed
nesday evening, December ! The even
ing's entertainment is in charge Of the
Community Club Of Brandywine Springs
School District No 81 The subject Of
DR.. Greens address is "The Biggest
in the World silver offering
will be taken
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27
VICTORY SERVICE.

Tomorrow at 1890 q. m. q victory
thanksgiving service VIII be held at
Brandyv1ne NJ z. Church Rev. Henry
IC. Turner, j former pastor, VIII preach.
Special music.
Al z45 =. m there WI be q home
cornIng night reunion service Ad-
dresses and singing by our bows and
girls. Revs. Ralph Minker, r. II. Adams
and others viii speak
Rev. f. l. Hubbard will preach or
Friday night.
H On Sunday morning the Patriotic
|Order Sons of America Will attend
servlceS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27
Police Receive s17.66 Bonus.

In November, he police salary Is
amounted TO SD, $50 and the police pay
roll to SO S99.19 leaving balance oil
s., 2,550.2l less 81 per cent, amounting
To SS2957. there was a bonus fund ag
greg4ting 81 ,65164, Of which % men
On the police force received sl166 each
one received $I4.7l and two received
& 81 each
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27
Hopewen Workers Flock to Chester.

Another detachment of mechanics
from Hopewell, va, arrived Monday
morning for tie Chester Shipbnlding
Company recruited by Wilbur ID Houston
and piloted home BY William 3 Wells
The workInen are q fine body Of men
and have been working for the du Pont
people at Hopewell for four years. They
were put to work Immediately.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27
MIKE FIDANCE GAS~ED
Well known Nilmugtoniau Having
Some Thrill r in Franco.

Mike llianoc url h.oWn Whining
ton aiIl.t, AMI cridlran warrior Tins
been ga->ci
In le;'er .a irlnd fidance tells
Of the la- attarN a1l describe also
his fir, luriouca -p"a' II ~t Malo.
a summer resort II Franc, lie also
stopped in Par. ior tive daA~ sight
seeing
Word ha~ been received rs G.
Haecock dgc n tar. that Private
] J. Puch ha~ Urd ID France from
wounds received lu hatti,
Private Roger " Gunbv, emer-
cencr address. Mrs Jcnun Gun >
Box 443 Laurel has hccn reported
dead from disease
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27
Labor insists on Part In Peace.
>s~ocIated press to Every evening

ny 1..o-la1-1 Trcss TV--7
Paris, Sunday, Nov a At a meeting
Of the General Federation Of Labor held
today. President Leon Jouhalx read the
Federation's peaee program. Ii renewed
the Federation's approval # President
Wilson's fourteen points and de-
manded for labor IN official place at
the peace conference the deliberations
Of which should be public
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27
Glasses Here Tonight.

Mr. and Mrs Harold CIasc viii arrive
in Wilmington al d clock this evening,
70 remain over Thanksgvi wing ID order to
take part In the services at st. Paul
nj II Church tomorrow. the services
being held ~ 1890 H. M. and $50 D. III
They will be entertained by Mayrice i
Alexander at his residence, 92l Giipin
aVsnuc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27
Doesn't Know II Bridge Offer.

Referring % published -taremea-
that tlfred dupont affered ,o nav
7ne-nat ne cost If new rrGce across
-h. I5rancvwrne Washington stree
William II. plIrks. president ni .t
Lew Court 4r- rae alleged fer T-
never made .9 ae court 4urlag be four
wears he has been -cemrer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27
PHYSICAL Training for Pupils.

Gordon MullIn physical director OF the
Wilmington High School has been ap-
pointed BY Governor Townsend as a
member of State Physical Training Com
mission. whose duty It will be TO devise
rte the same in the schools Of the State
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27
L. :. Bid For Fleet Accepted.

By Associated Press e Every evening
New York Nov ~ ne ouer oi tnt
United States government e purchase
the go 900 gross tons p snps q the
International Mercantue Marine company
that fly the British Hag = understood 70
have been accepted by the company
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27
RED CROSS HURRY CALL.
For Hospital and Refuge Garments
Now Ont

Mrs Willard Hall Porter Director
WMman s Bureau American Red Cro.s IS
sending out . hurry call for All hospital
and refugee garments not ont These
garments were taken out by the various
branches and a,mi]iariee IN the city and
state during the summer months and
should have been returned long before
this time This work was included in tie
July August and September allotnen1s
and should be turned III promptly. within
the next week, in order hat tho new al
iotments and work that is now coming in
may be taken out. The garments now 0 er-
due are: ] I76convalcsceut robes 800 chem
isc, $50 women S skirts. 80 black sateen
pinaforeS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27
Donation Day for Masoms

Today IS donation day for The Ma
sonic Home, Donations of dry goods,
groceries, provisions Or money may be
Sent to the banquet ha in Masonic.
Temple. il care Of the tyler, Harry
(Iaibraith
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27
To Break" Apple Market.

IT RIdgIey Harrington, WHO last year
broke" the poultry and apple market
here, is about to repeat part Of the
performance, il is understood Next
week it Is rumored, he will open sale
ol apples at prices below those charged
by the proiitccrs here
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27
LINER NEARLY READY
FOR WILSON VOYAGE
The George Washington to Steam
Across in Seven Days, Paris
Planning Welcome.
ny AasocIated Press 70 lsyery Evening

by a8sofIdten Ifess 10 tVofy EVenlng
New York, Nov q. The saloons and
cabins of the steamship George Washing
ton at Hoboken which is 10 take President
Wilson and his party To the peace con
ference, are being rc-dccOratcd by work
men from the navy yard, and IL Is OK
pected that she will be ready to move into
the river ON December 3
The camoufiagc paint tn the ship which
s 700 feet long. has been covered over
with the regulation steel gray paint used
by the American navy.
President Wilson and his party are
expected to go on board next Tuesday
afternoon The automobiles Of the party
have been placed IN the hold Of the George
Washington Navy officials expect that she
will escorted by the T. s. Battieahip
Pennsylvania and two new destroyers.
The George Washington will carry a
crew Of one thousand naval Officers and
men and should arrive at her port of
destination on December 10. The George
Washington will fly the Presidents flag,
which is the United States Cont If Arms
ON sqt arc blue ground from the main
masthead
PARIS, Nov 81 It seems decided that
President Wilson will land nj Bresi az
cnrdinp To the Alatin- lie VIII TO met dlfTF
by Stephen pichon Foreign Minister,
and George Leygues Minister Of Marine,
who will welcome him in the name Of the
French government They will accompany
him to Paris, where President Poincarc
will await the Distinguished viEitor
surrounded by al the other membcrs Of
the government and the chiefs Of the
Allied armies.
Rome, Nov 81 The italian govern
ment has chosen the delegation which
will 20 to Paris IN take part in the reception
af President Wilson
The delegation consists of Premier VlttcrIo,
Orlando Iyeonida Blssolafi-BergavascI
leader Of the reform socialists, Francesca
Saverio-N Nitti. Minister of the Treasury
Eugcnio ChIesa. member of the Chamber
Of Deputies General Armando Diaz,
commander If the Italian armies Con
eraI Badoglio, chief IF staf ~ General
Diaz and Second IN command d Italian
armies and several senators and members
Of tht Chamber If Deputies
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27

VA TED NACHLNISTS tISSI
CLASS GENERAL HAN DS. 1PPLN
EMPLOY MENT OFFICE. ELEC.
rk1C HOSE & RUBBER GO.
SHARES ia ,he Peoples coal 90 fcr sa.e
IT . Ever Evening Once
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27
No Ash C0iIec fions Tomorrow.

There will be no ash collections to-
morrow, legal holiday The Street
and Sewer Department requests house
holders not 10 put ash receptacles on
the streets be fore Friday morning
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27
Cnha.. 60 Delegales on the -.

By A.-ociatcl F-ess . Lvery sVenlns
Neu YORK. Nov 2-.-Cloa 4eleG4-
non d he world peace conference arrived
here today ~ teamshIp on tlelr way 4
France. znere 1ley viii SAL -Gortir
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27
War on Wrong Weights.

In the street markets today W T.
SilIitoe, sealer Of weights and measures,
ordered discontinuance of the use Of ~
spring balances, which are a violation Of
a city ordinance
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27
DU POINT DIVIDEND.
Regular ~ Declared Today, h,king J 3
for The Year

r. ~ Pont H. Eenours X ~ Lodsv
declared regular Guar+erlv dividend ri
fI. per cent o0 common stock pavah'n
December ld - stockholders of rac0rl
November 20 . hrs makes ls per cert
tOr The year
Il% per cent dividend IN cereu+lra
stock vas declared $50, payable janIar
25 NJ stockholders cf record .Iannarc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27
ACCIDENT CASES.

" Davis, was treated al the Dea-
ware Hospital today for lacerated lip;
Leonard Carven for mashed finger
tlp. and John Kelly for q confused back
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27
Athens Degree for President wilson.

By Associated P-ess to Every Evening
athens. Monday Nov -3 --i he -aclI.t
0f law II the nIversltv 81 Athens -.-
-iacIdad 20 confer the .0nOr4r-- Crne
af Doctor AZ Laws in IrnsiGcn WILSON.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27
Sanity is Questioned

james Dugan is confined at the olice
station pending examination concerning
his sanity.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27
roo LATE TO CLASSIFY

lost ,r-ayad ar stolen. -r.nase So>tot
Nt.f .er-.er. answering 70 -aue Hut
rs rtr. tlfuyua Hu forrht4G Reward
.-uea rs ur James 5. Draper. i5l
y asa.netoa street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27

r. sN.rEp- EOR CLERIC
WORK ST. tDN POSITION WTTH
tppGETL %frN tDR ADV ANCE-
NF%T ADDRESS ~ If
EVENING OFFICE.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27
Letters Of administration

Letters uf administration on the estate
ii Emma II Mex uriv h4xc been granted
10 Owen IL AIcCrdy
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27
Accused Of Stealing Milk

John Pero charged with the larceny
81 i bottle of milk was arrested today
By Patr0lnan Bradford
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27
Mrs. Marietta Smith

Mrs. Marietta Smith died al and,n
\ j., on Monday sh va. well
known here
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27
" ItODcTtS-
NTCGfHr
Bureau Of Chapter l1r,duciion

Bureau Of Chapter Production
AT the chapters and branches through
out the city and State are asked to notify
the knitting department at once. how
many sweaters they can have made by
December IS.
Individual bnitters come to old City
Hall at once, for wool as this special
order must be finished and shipped on a
certain steamer
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27
VICTORY DANCES.
To be Given for the Employees Of the New
Castle Leather Co

Victory dances VIII &c gwen for III.
employees q he \ew Castle Leather Co.
IN the new warehouse, Building ] Al
Fourteenth and Poplar streets under the
auspices 81 the Relief Association
The dance for coIorrd employees VIII
/ axe place on December ; and for ~hte
employees the following evening There
Will i, good music and refreshments Will
j Q served
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27

WANTED FIREMAN FDR NIGHT
WOR~ No COAL OR ASHFS TO
\ fE APPLY WI Il REFER
ENCES. EMPLOYMENT oFFICF.
ELECTRIC HOSE & RI BBER 60
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27
ATTENTION, KNITTERS.
Delaware Asked 10 Knit Sweaters for
Own Red Cross Nurses.

The following communication has leen
received at Red Cross Headquarters
'At last wc have 4 chance "a do some
thing for our own Red Cross nurse.
Washington has asked US 10 knit large
supply OF outside sweaters to be sent
overseas at once
Give this order preference over aIl
other knitting of every sort. Start work
at once and let the other knitting walt
until these sweaters are done Ship them
10 us by express as soon as yuur allotment
is completed We feel sure all knittcrs
viii work on this order with the greatest
enthusiasm and haste. for everybody
knows that nothing Is nearer to our
hearts than the wonderful work Of the
Red Cross nurses Let rs show them
that it Is a pleasure and an honor 70 send
IT " pohcr1s
The Jasper news., 1918-01-24
ZION.
Miss MIAURINE KERRIcK.

Frank Zane and wife of Pleasant
View spent Sunday with Jake Lemas-
ters and family.
The ladies aid society will meet with
Mrs. John Schooler Tuesday afternoon,
January 30.
Mrs. II. o. Earl visited Chan Earl
and family and Fred Earl and wife last
week.
Mrs. Joseph Powell and sons Merritt
and Purl and Charley Ballard spent
Thursday with Carl Ballard and wife.
Mrs. Beulah Mcconnell of Joplin
visited last week with her mother, Mrs.
Robert Smith.
Jake Lemasters and wife spent Thurs
day with Clint Lemasters and family.
Charley Thomas and family visited
Sunday evening with Chan Earl and
family.
Mrs. Alvy Ingles Of Golden City Wis.
tied Saturday night and Sunday with
J. r. Cearnal and family.
| Carl Ballard and wife spent Sunday
afternoon with Robert Gresham and
family.
Mrs. A. l.. Thomas OF Jasper is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Lonnie Strecker
this week.
J. S. Seela and wife spent Sunday
with John Seela and family near Car
thage.
Mrs. Charley Ballard visited Mrs
Lester Mcconnell Thursday.
Miss Edyth Keener visited Miss Hat
tie Gill Thursday.
Will Sunderland and wife, Fred Isen
mann and family and Frank Isenmanr
and wife helped the Mike lsenmanl
butcher Thursday.
Carl Ballard helped Albert Schel
butcher Friday.
Jake Sunderland and wife and daugh
ter Neda and Henry Sunderland spen
Thursday with John Sunderland ant
wife.
Miss Marie IIern of Jasper is stayin
at Lester McConnell's this week.
The ladies aid society met last Thurs
The Jasper news., 1918-01-24
Stallion Registry Law.

According to the Cor don Click
stallion registry law, since January
I all stations must be registered.
It's object is the development of bet
ter horses in Missouri.
Stations are divided into three
classes; first, pure bred; second.
cross bred or grade; third, scrub.
The fee for registration is 81. 90
and the penalty for failure to reg
lister is fine of from $50 to $500.
The cost Of transfer Of license is SO
cents, and a license may be cat :
celled for cause.
Strict rules are set out a; to ad-
vertising and posting stations.
Certificates Of soundness are
optional and when issued cost
fifty cents, but the cost of exam
ination must be borne by the
owner and must be made by
an authorized veterinarian.
The Jasper news., 1918-01-24

day with Mrs. Don Johnston. Three
new members were added. A worsted
quilt was finished which will be sold at
Mr.. Earl's sale for the Red Cross.
Frank Isenmann and wife visited
Sunday evening evening with John
Sunderland and wife.
Robert Wolfe and family spent Sun
day with John Marsh and family at
Jasper.
Tom Kunkler and family of Jasper
spent Sunday with Floyd Thomas and
wife.
Rev. Mr.. Looney and wife spent Sat-
urday night and Sunday with c. V.
Ballard and family.
John Carter and family spent Sun
day with w. c. Mackey and family.
Mrs. w. l.. Carter and son Winfred
of Jasper visited Jacob Scott and FAM
lily Sunday.
Don Johnston and wife, Fred Johns
ton and wife and John, George and
Grady Campbell visited Thursday
night with John Sunderland and wife.
Henry Woodland and wife of near
Lakeside spent Saturday night and
Sunday with Avery Foster and family,
John Sunderland and wife spent
Sunday with Oscar Faskin and wife.
Henry Martin and wife and Purl
Richeart and wife spent Sunday with
ID. w. Martin and wife.
Rev. Everett Looney of Jasper
preached at Zion Sunday morning.
Charley Thomas and family visited
Sunday evening with Floyd Thomas
and wife.
Will Streclicr was Joplin visito
one day last week.
Miss Jennie Johnston of Joplin ant
Don Johnston and wife and Tren
Piercy and family spent Sunday will
C. S. Johnston and family.
John Sunderland and wife, HAM
Campbell and family, Bob Sander
and wife and Fred Johnston and wifi
visited Friday evening with Don Johns
ton and wife.
Otto Weise and family and Miss &c
neva Hubbard of Alba, Mrs. kenyon
The Jasper news., 1918-01-24
Jerry N. Taylor News.

Dear Friends: i am selling
goods at the same old stand, but it
will come to a close some of these
days. You know l had big sto. X
of goods l had bought in advance
tefore the high prices came, to pro-
tect myself and customers. l
thought the war woul be over by
now, | had anotf er think coming,
] saw all the boys going off to war
and most of the old ones had their
goods, so decided to omit.
| don't have 10 get out by GER
tain date. my rent is paid in al
vance and has beer for IS years,
| have sold the goods about as fast
al We could get them out.
| have a dukes mixture of load
to get out now, nice extension
table on Dry Fork, a set IF chairs
and table in south Jasper, extension
table and rugs another place in
Jasper, nice bed. mattress and
spring and rug east of Jasper, and
the iIop back on base line with an
extension table and set of chairs,
library table, nice rocker and rug
in all a good truck load. am
selling every day, but of course
this weather makes it slow. A:
soon as it clears up, will have the
wheels rolling again, then it won't
be long until ! write you a gooc
bye letter and pull down the sigr
and quit. It's hard to do but will
be done.
If you want real bargains, come
in, profit is forgotten; goods goin!
up every day.
Yours truly,
JERRY N. TAYLOR.
p. S. You will find no war price
but a slaughtered close out pric
to quit; quick now,
N. B. You may never have tn
golden opportunity to buy goo'
merchandise at wholesale price
again.
x. Y. Z. Come and purchas
while opportunity knocks at you
door, SEE.
The Jasper news., 1918-01-24

UNITE to win the war. Our
government has joined forces with
the allies. but our citizenship must
be united in the one cause against
the enemies of democracy. Its no
time to play politics! Its no time
to force profits out of present con-
ditions! Citizens should make it a
personal aud individual matter to
save -four, sugar, meat. coal, gaso'
line. Invest in thrift stamps, war
savings certificates, liberty bonds
if you prssibly can Help the Red
Cross and the Y. NJ c. A., and
when our people present united
front on these matters the United
States Government will have all
the resources she need to perform
her Herculean part with the Allie:
against German militarism.
The Jasper news., 1918-01-24
Notice of Final Settlement

Notice is hereby given to all credit
of Emanuel Burns, deceased, that |,
Clara b. Burns, administrators of said
estate, intend to make final settlement
thereof at the heXt term of the Probate
souri, to be held at Ca9tbase ON Mon
day. the 18th day of February, 1918.
CLARA r. BURNS, Administrative.
First publication Jan. Bat
The Jasper news., 1918-01-24
Boy Breaks Arm.

Cloycc Morgan, about 10 years old,
son Of Mrs. r. L., Roberts, fell and
broke one arm just below the elbow last
Sunday when getting out Of a car near
his home on South Main street. DR..
Hendricks reduced the fracture and
Cloyce was in school Monday morning
with his arm in splints.
The Jasper news., 1918-01-24
Notice of Final Settlement.

Notice is hereby given to all creditors
and others interested in the estate Of
H. Beall, deceased, that /, Monnie e..
Beall, administrative of said estate, in
tend to make final settlement thereof at
the next term Of the Probate Court Of
Jasper County, State of Missouri, to be
held at Carthage on the 18th day Of
February, 1918.
MONNIE E. BEALL, Administrative,
First publication Jan. I7.-4t
The Jasper news., 1918-01-24

Gresham of Joplin and Frank Isen-
mann and wife spent Sunday with E.
E. Hubbard and family.
Clyde Strecker is visiting Philip
Campbell and wife at Baxter Springs,
Kans.
Herschel Radford and family spent
Sunday with Lester Mcconnell and
family.
Mrs. Mike Isenmann and son John
visited Saturday evening at Fred Ker-
rick's.
Carl Mcconnell and family spent
Sunday with Claud Mcconnell and
family.
Mrs. Avery Foster is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Henry Woodland, near
Lakeside, for q few days.
Mrs. w. c. Mackey and daughter
Ceola spent Wednesday at John Car
ter's.
Ross Mcconnell and family spent
Sunday with Will Mcconnell and
family.
Bud Beatty and family and Fred
Tsenmann and family helped Robert
Rogers butcher Monday.
Mike Isenmann and family and
Frank Isenmann and wife helped Fred
Isenmanns butcher Tuesday.
Misses Nelma Mackey and Florence
Stratton attended the teachers meeting
at Joplin Saturday.
The ladies OF Zion Church will serve
lunch at Mr.. Earl's sale. The amount
made will be given to the Red Cross.
Clarence Keith and family spent
Saturday night and Sunday at A. AZ
Fosters.
The Red Cross Society will meet with
Mrs. w. C. Mackey Thursday.
Robert Wolfe shipped three cars OF
fat cattle to Kansas City Monday.
Robert Wolfe and Russell Hough went
, along.