The Monett times., 1921-09-02

Mrs. ". T. Gray and son spent
Monday with relatives in Butterfield.
Rev. A. G. Dixon left Monday
morning for st. Louis.
Mr. and Mrs. w. R. Breese, Miss
Ruth Breese and Junior Strong spent
last weekend picnicking at Pioneer.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Carlin and
daughter Maxine visited Floyd Nc
Intosh and family at Purdy Sunday. -
Mrs. J. B. Cole, of Joplin, spent
Sunday with her mother, Mrs. c. f.
Whitlock.
Miss Alma Gillioz went to Spring
field, Friday evening, to visit her aunt
Mrs. E. Moret and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. M. Holder and son
of Springfield, ILL.,, arrived Sunday
night to visit Mr.. and Mrs. A. B.
Burg and family.
Miss Elizabeth Burckhalter, who
has been visiting Miss Mildred Gala
way for the past week, left Thursday
night for her home in North Carolina.
Miss Ruth Breese and Chas. Ellis,
of Springfield, are spending the re-
mainder of the week as guests OF Mrs.
Paul Pinnell, of Washburn.
Mrs. Ernest Adams and daughter,
Mary Alice, left Friday for visit
with Mrs. Adams parents at jones'
borough, Ark.
A little boy over in Kansas is re
ported to have discovered that his
kitten keeps it's engine running as
long as he pets 1.-THE Bystander in
Aurora Daily Advertiser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Marbut and
daughters of near Mcdowell passed
! through Cassville Saturday on thei1
way to Eureka Springs to spend Sat
urday and Sunday.--Cassville Re-
publican.
]. H. Wormington and family, Mr
and Mrs. Louis G. Wright, of Dallas
Texas, Fred Jones, of Neosho, Misses
Bertha Jeffries and Pearl Peters visit
ed F. N. Reese and family at Cass-
vile Sunday and visited at Roaring
River.
Mrs. Bessie Haulaus, trimmer al
the Fifth street Quality Millinery shop
returned Sunday night from st. Louis
where she has been the past three
weeks studying the styles and trim
ming at Rosenthal-Sloan Hat House
She resumed work at the shop Monday
L. V. Galbraith, the new principal
of the Monet High school, accompani-
ed by his family, of Walker, Mo-, are
here, and are at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. C. Shipley. Mr.. Galbraitt
succeeds F. E. Engleman as principal
and Mr.. Engleman takes the position
as superintendent of schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clendenin
| formerly of Harrison, Ark, visited
Saturday and Sunday with the family
of S. T. Clutter. They were on then
way to Springfield, where Mr.. Clend-
enin has accepted a position with the
Milligan Grocery Company.
Mrs. John Breeze returned Sunday
evening from Joplin and will make
her home in Monet. She will occupy
her home property on Fourth street In
Monett as soon as it is vacated. She
was accompanied by her daughter
/ Mrs. Carl Anderson, who will return
this evening.
A picnic party composed of Mrs
w. d. Randall and son, Harold, Mrs
Ed Hogan and children, Mrs.J.J ]. Kane
and children, Mrs. M. Bentley anc
children, Mrs. Tom Tucker, and Mrs
John Mulrenin, of Tulsa, Okla, spent
! Sunday at Watson's swimming poo
near Peirce City.
The work of wrecking the old build
ing Just south of the Verona State
Bank was speeded up Tuesday after
noon when few block and tackle was
hitched to the south wall and num-
ber of volunteers got hold the rope and
pulled. The building came down with
a crash that could be heard long
way and thus much time was saved
We understand that T. ]. Miller will
erect a businss block in the space
vacated which will be fine improve
ment and great help to the appear
ance of main street-Verona Advo-
cate.
For the past twenty years or more
forward looking citizens interested in
the best welfare of this great State,
have been working for new State
constitution. There are persons to-
day expressing themselves as being
opposed to revising the constitution
who have not given the present consti-
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