The Monett times., 1921-08-26


5@ II. f. O'Dwyer, Franklin Combs and
! w, L.. Allcock visited in Joplin, We'd
,nesday. ,EF.
Mrs. Julia Attaway will leave
| Thursday morning for Kansas City,
to spend two weeks with her son.
Paul Attaway. = x E
i Miss Alice Kjeiner, of Chatfield,
Mimi, who has been visiting Rev. and
Mrs F. F. Dobson and family, de-
| parted Wednesday morning.
| Misses Mildred Keithly and Matte
Mcneil went to Joplin, Tuesday even
ing, and are the house guests of Mrs.
| O.. H. Lane.
/ Misses Mildred Kenney and Helen
.Attaway accompanied Joe Attaway to
Carthage, Wednesday,. to be examined
for ear trouble, by Dr.. Powers.
| Mrs. J. r. Chapel, accompanied
by her small niece, Miss Pearl Ann
Browning, spent Wednesday visiting
in Peirce City.
! A picnic party to Pioneer Monday
consisted of Mr.. and Mrs. Hoover and
daughter, Er1na, w. A. Watson, Arth-
ur Graft and Mr.. and Mrs. Corl and
children.
! Miss Margaret Fennell, nurse in
hospital in Oklahoma City, was a
guest, Tuesday, of Mrs. John O'Con-
nell and left Wednesday morning for
Eureka Springs, Ark.
Mrs. G. T. Granger and two daugh-
! ters left Wednesday morning for
their home in Tulsa, Okla and were
accompanied by Mrs. d. E Williams
who went as far as Joplin.
Hugh Leckie and family have moved
from 30S Central avenue to the
Reithmiller residence at 558 w. Logan
street. Mrs. Mary Yoakum and son
have moved to the house vacated OIL
Central avenue.
Floyd Lowe, of Neodesha, Kansas
returned home Tuesday after short
visit with his family here Mrs. Lowe
will visit here with her parents, M.
and Mrs. George Morrow, until Sep
tember /.
Miss Jane Kenney, a nurse in St.
Anthony's hospital in Oklahoma City
who has spent the past month with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j. Ken
ney, returned Sunday night, and was
accompanied by her sister, Miss jose
phine Kenney.
Mrs. r. T. Judd, Mr.. and Mrs. Don
Williams and Gladys Tate went to
Aurora Sunday. Mrs. G. T. Granger,
of Tulsa, OKLA, who was visiting there
returned with them for a short yisfS.
She returned to Tulsa Wednesday.
. Mrs, Don Williams going as Tar as
Joplin With her.
| Mrs. w. T Fuller and two daugh-
ters, of Paris, Texas, who have been
+, visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Harvey
and family, departed Wednesday
morning for Springdale, Ark, and
after visiting at that place viii re-
turn home,
/ Mrs. c. F. Whitlock and her daugh
ter, Mrs. q. q. Lines nlotored to Jqp
4 In Monday evening to visit Mr.. an
4 Mrs. j. B. Cole, and to have Mrs. Line
household goods packed preparator,
to shipping them to Monett. The,
will return home this evening and wi
be accompanied by Mrs. r. w. Steel
and Mrs. Mitchell, of Decatur, Ark.
Il A picnic party to Mendon Sprin
Monday evening consisted of Mrs. c
T T. Granger, of Tulsa, Okla, Mrs. A. !
Granger, Mr.. .and Mrs. R. T. jude
e Mrs. w. p. Williams, Mr.. and Mr.
q Don Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. Emme
Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. William
k Kathleen and Margaret Lee Grange
8 Genevieve, Dorcas and Paul William
and Gladys Tate.
The need for a humane society
II Efonettawas demonstrated this wee
n when it was discovered that Ian
: horse had been turned loose to die
If the road near the septic tank. II
) animal was too lame to walk, al
IT while it could pick around and g
q grass to eat, it was unable to g
le water. So far as was known by Gil
zens in that vicinity the horse had ]
T. water from Friday until Monday.
i is said that a horse trader gave 4
er horse to some boys, who did not knc
at what to do with it and turned it OF
id The city officers were notified and
doubt the horse has been given ;
tention by this time. Cruelty to Al
mails is a state offense and the gull
ones are liable to arrest.