The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-05-17

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their many friends to come and see
them at G10 Parallel Ave. Mr.. Tillery
has lately been appointed a Veterinary
Surgeon at the Cudahy Packing Co.
We need a few more young, progress
sive men like DR.. Tillery as well as
his wife, who is an expert in Hair
work.
Mr.. Arthur E~skridge, 345 Haskell
Ave, has purchased a fine up-to-date
six passenger automobile, to pass the
time away when he is away from his
work on the railroad. He is brakeman
on the Union Pacific.
Mr.. Carroll our progressive frocer
at 3rd and Greedy is adding another
story to his store building, which will
be used for living purposes.
Now, please don't look at us ugly
when wee call to collect. We are only
doing what we are paid to do and
we try to do that in a courteous mar
ner. SO please make our work as light
as possible by being ready to pay when
we call or ON the day you tell us to
return.
We are to have another business es.
tablishment on North 3rd St, in the
near future. Watch for their adver-
tisement in the Sun.
Mr.. Wiley, 1923 Parallel Ave, has
added a new porch to his already nice
home and is now treating it to a
new coat Of paint. 1t will be a credit
to the neighborhood when OF is finish
ed. Mrs. Wiley is an accomplished
Hair Dresser.
If you wish to see what pride IL
people are taking ip making their
homes beautiful, you should go down
on Greedy between 1st & 2nd SITS. Folks
you have the right idea. Let's make
the North End the envy of the city.
We are still asking that you take
a few more papers each week. You
ought to take as much interest in read
ing the news as we do in trying to
give you something to read. To get
the paper published we have got to
have readers so buy n at your church
on Sunday and learn what the Kan
sas Churches are doing.
Mr.. c. H. Jmes, 800 Garfield, Ave,
has purchased Mrs. James another
auto of a better make since she has
become an efficient driver. It is a
seven passenger machine.
Our attention has been called to an
item that appeared in the Sun, stating
that The Metropolitan Temple had
purchased their pastor, Rev. Holmes a
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church has asked us to correct the
item by saying that the church did not
purchase the car but may have been
purchased by some of the members of
the church. We wish also to state
that your reporter for the X. C. X
news did not send the item to the pa.
per.
Lambright & Company, who deal In
coal have formed a very unique plar
whereby you can a v money on your
winters coal. They are forming Goa
clubs and every one who registers as
a member is given a 25c ticket, which
can be applied to the purchase OF
coal. Go down and see the plan and
sign up. Mr.. Lambright is asking his
own people for their trade and as
sures you of a fair deal. Look for his
adj next week.
Mr.. Bishop Lee, left for Salisbury
Mo-, Tuesday morning to build his
mother a porch. He assures us tha'
he will not be away any longer thar
absolutely necessary.
Atty. Guy J.. Booker is back in his
office after an illness of about II
days.
Rev. A. H. Jones, a teacher at w. Z
left for Mason. n. j., to receive his
diploma from the Gruw College, as {
Doctor Of Divinity. On his return he
will visit New York and the Yale Col
lege. All the students miss him but
wish him a pleasant and safe journey
and look forward with delight his re
turning.
The Ladies Band Of the American
Woodmen are doing fine. They now
have 20 instruments. They will give
recital in the near future. Watch your
papers for the announcement.
The Woman's Home Missionary So
Getty of the Centennial NJ. E. Church
was entertained by Mrs. G. w all, al
her residence, $40 N 18th ST.. X. c. X.
Thursday afternoon May 9Th. Quite
a few ladies were present and an en-
ioyable afternoon was spent. Among
the visiting ldies were, Mrs. Zenobia
Nelson, Minnie Jennings, and Mrs. Ly'
dia Rogers of tie Metropolitan Temple
Mrs. Dayton and Mrs. Coleman Of the
city. Lovely refreshments were serv
ed and the ladies' departed feeling that
they had been graced with a physical
as we'll as a spiritual uplift. Each
voting Mrs. Hall an ideal hostess and
a No. 1 Cateress.
Now, please don't for get to have
your news in not later than Monday
afternoon if you wish 1t to appear
Also remember no news will be pub
lished unless it comes through and by
us. II you are not a subscriber we
want you to become one, Give us
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print any news that you may send OF
give us and if you want a good paper
help us make it good by assisting us
with your news and your subscription
We will soon be in our office down
town and then you can have no excuse
Please have hat money ready when
we call the second time as its hard
on old shoes and leather is high. We