The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-04-26

Springs and Jacksonville.
Easter was observed at all the
churches in our city and every one
was to be seen on their ways, dressed
in their Easter best, to some place of
worship.
Mrs. Foster Of Wichita, Kas., is visit
ing Mrs. II. D. Jones, SIC Parallel Ave.
We know that her visit win be an en-
joyable one, since Mrs. Jones is such
a delightful hostess.
Mr.. Tilford Davis, Sr., the president
of the Local Musicians Union, has
been elected as the delegate to the
National Musicians Convention, which
%convenes in Dayton, Ohio, May II,
1919.
Mrs. Eliza Montgomery, 215 Stew
are Ave, was called out of the city
Saturday, on account of the death of
the brother of her husband, whose fu-
neral was held Sunday. Accept our
sympathy.
Don't Forget Swancy G. Sons can
get you any newspaper, magazine or
other publications that you may
want. Let us know what it is and If
it is published, we will get it TOR you.
Our business is to serve Call Oh us.
1t is with pride that we speak of
the name in which our churches
many fine programs rendered by the
Sunday Schools, as well, as well pre-
pared Easter by the pastors.
We wish to thank the friends for
their complimentary remarks about
the Kansas news, but we also wish to
impress them with the fact, that our
success is dependent upon their sup
port.
We are informed that Miss Nellie
Richardson, the daughter of Rev. and
Mrs. j. r. Richardson, was married
recently to Mr.. Bigger, of Topeka,
Kas. They have our very best wishes
for a successful matrimonial journey
through life.
Mr.. Forrest b. Anderson, our popu-
lar and progressive young lawyer and
real estate dealer, sold three homes
-, ono 1a,r 1a1N r~nAI- H. i. I-~H1.--
all records in selling property to our
people. Be sure and read his ddver-
tisement.
Private Roy Brown of the 500 Pion-
eer Infantry, A. E. F., the son OF Mrs.
Johnson, on Stewart Ave, arrived
home Sunday. Having sailed as a
casual. We are glad, however, to re-
port that he is in good health a. pres
ent.
Mrs. Easily, ia Greedy Ave, was
very unfortunate, in that she lost all
of her winters meat as well as that
of some of the neighbors'. The smoke
house caught fire in some manner
while the meat was being smoked.
Meat is mighty high to go up in
smoke.
Emery & Jones, on Third and Par
alell, are doing nicely and are re-
ceiving the patronage that such an
enterprise deserves. 1t is a credit to
the race, and compares favorably with
that of any other place of its nature in
Greater Kansas City. Come out and
pay them a visit.
Remember Friends! If you wish to
see a full page of the Kansas City,
Kansas news, you must purchase a
copy of the paper each week, as it is
an expense to print the news and if
its news you want, we will furnish it
on those conditions. Swancy & Sons
will have a supply on hand at each of
the churches every Sunday, and will
expect you to show your appreciation
by purchasing one.
We are sorry to report the death
of Hatton Williams, who was reported
very low in u last issue. He de,
parted this life April 18th, and was
buried April 18th. He leaves a dear
mother, two loving sisters, four broth.
ers and a host of friends who mourn
their loss. We wish to extend our
sympathy to the family in their be-
reavement. The floral offerings were
many and beautiful.
An enjoyable reception was held at
the residence of Mrs. H. D. Jones, SIG
Parallel Ave, Monday the 21st, in
honor of Mrs. A. Foster, of Wichita.
The house was tastefully decorated
for the occasion and the guests
amused themselves with games. There
were three prizes given as follows,
viz, First prize, Mrs. Stanley Scruggs;
second, the BOBBY, Mrs. James Smith
third, guest prize, Mrs. A. Foster. A
dainty repast was served and all went
away voting Mrs. Jones a delightful
hostess.
COURT OF J.. S. J. S.
What is known as Karan Court No.