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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-14

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D. faitsa isi.elrl . soaas IA tamhas
filcafi a. liag ia4isncles nEsisticos
, lafidas i;rtas.
SOLO e. aElan has aorcs. las CORES
qoc san h algeria a. las soleaadcs. en-
csio csanFosantcs.
Mas adn. los maFmolcs mcior ta-
llados no ertdn dcnde los csperasa. Ia
bcilesa serena del marnol triunfanie.
de cse masnol qae dcsafia los figlos
ron Il niasSO magrii,o de sus fOrmas
sus lineas. aili. no simboliza Ia gran
deza del triunfo en- Ia vida; mas bicn.
guardian restos dc scres desconocidos
para Ia ioialidad de nnetras paginas
histdritas.
Esas adclante.
un pante6n hermoso: no es dc un
s@bio. otro pante6n elegantc, tam
POGO es de un patricia. Lo mismo
que en- Ia vida.
lie Interest el sarcasmo cue hasta
en- los cementerios haoe que unos res
tos duerman mejor guardados que
ctros restos. Pareae que hasta el "es-
piritu burl6n" de Ia "Musa del AFRO
yo", Sc esconde entire los caminitos
que separan las tumbas, para reirse
ir6nicamente de los muertos, que nj
ALI, echo poivos, Sc pueden alcanzar.
Quise conocer dos tunbas: la de
Gautier Benitez; la de Jose de Die
90. Poetas iluctres. Upo de ellos
el nlejor que hemos tenido quizas; el
mas poeta. FL otro, nuestro principe
del soneto. Tn verdadero tallador de
estrefas. Creador de bellezas que
parecen formadas golpes de buril.
Ne invitaron un grande hombre y
su esposa. Acepte. 1sa 3ga & else
h La entrada: INA puertao ang6sta ba-
jo las nntsrallas, casi un tanel IA ia
izquierda, los nichosi'efieajades eipIel
lienzo de muralla, "formando hile-
ras": la derecha, las tumbas en- de-
sorden, sorteadas por caminitos SEN
cillos, sin una mata de rosas, sin un
tallo de claveles. Mas ALA, el mar
cuajado de espumas, bajo I'm cielo dia-
fano, de intin1o tono azul. !.
Caniinamos. Nj un solo arbol; nj
una sola flor. Sobre los brazos de al
|
guna cruz de piedra, una corona arti-
scial, hecha con hojas de lata, pinta-
das de verde y otra corona oEe Al6sas
aafejiaaa, Vie iaa III iiiiarchtas.. aPetaios fHuy se-
'ts6ts eos qie arrastrah las Brisas defH eH Mar
Ss6bre Ia playa en- declive.!. ToG53 seas ses
Iseso.o q fnfpfesion9 lie sun pSaralno5 o5!yAaar yer
Frhflo del cuai, Rubiara huid65 1las vida,
,tgnier962saaa r962s - dia ehdbntrar Ia . esteriiidad
de alg1n desierto. ,s's1oisisq
fEn. estas lIIapidas do niaffm6i gris,
fgpftafios tfi2tes, Woes def Tee6rraz6fii,
tfScadasi en- ffetfas, en- -palabbffag,q fdAh
ofaeion9s. Aid, esntfe9 T ttffittsliie tetffisttsaliiees
Eamariliesntos, una santa diminataE go go
tBres In altar chiquiticto 3. Eli el ac!Ieg-
Fio, e1 s6ii, bravo aain aadn, d6rand6n n5Sa1 eoh su
inclemencia tropical, los roStros y las
pfedras;; las tdnibas y las estatlias.
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-14
NUEVO SERVICIO DE EXPRESS
INAUGURADO

La PORTO Blue INC, a
graci6n
bios tranto ror GUAYAATA para
medic do espedas precos razonab
doniclo
ando yo sira d hemos presado en- la onduiSp de
de Il servico dao una a
Ta pet6n nustsa Rocntc Cbrres
San JUAN Tel 1854 San p r. En- etaone
oncna oe Ia L4NaA' A1ulA sid
sohcitamos cooperation n @ IA
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
CNFURNISHED-Continued.

NEW APARTMENTS.
S22Z-3224 WISCONSIN AVE.
1 aud > rooms. kitcheuettc. reception hall
and BATH $45 to $50 per month
GEO. W. LINk1NS.
17ls * st. Main s2Ss-3a
CHOICE APARTMENTS.
READY DECEMBER *.
THE ASHMEAD.
23o8 Ashmead Place.
Wonderfully located at
Connecticut ave. bridge.
Modern, fireproof structure.
Telephone switchboard.
Incinerators. Two elevators.
First-class service.
?. :, and 4 rooms, kitchen and
'lth. reception hall apartments.
Decorated to suit tenant.
Reasonable. rentals.
Open for inspection or apply
l.. 5. FRISTOE.
1892 X St. Main 1872.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED ROOMs-Continued

FCNNlShED INCONSISTENCIES
!: ST NE.--Four roems, Ink, use of
bath.
l42 \ 81. NE-Furnshed. . rooms. Kitchen
cite and bath. Lincoln 3l6.
II 9th N.E.-Large room: heat. electricity
next bath: Ink. Lincoln 1216. 1''
NEAR 1ith AND ETrI.ID-Large second, floor
front $40: smaller room. ST.. Col. 115:-W.
613 eth N.W.-Large front room and kitchen
cite: electricity and heat.
IA TODD PLACE N.E.--Une nicely furnished
room. So H.
1884 HARVARD NV. APT. Nicely fur
nshed room: gentleman. 15'
lI.4 l. ST Nv, Apt. Large room, ON.
girl. ST.: two. S16 each ~
7Os Str ST. N.W.--I.ight housekeeping rooms
and other rooms. 10'
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE Attractive room,
with kitchen privileges. North 60s6. l6'
1908 FAIRMONT S'r-Nicely furnished ronm
telephone. rl..tr city. "a"
i:....3 VERMONT AVE- Second floor front:
ami. near bath: centrally located.
C0ZY second floor room. well heated: private
family. adams ::li. |
1919 I1th ST. N.W.--Second-foor back ro"m
running water: h.k. H.
.oi \ ST S.E.-Larse. soath- front. third story
l6'
l.39 list Attractive room for two; private
family; reasonable terms l6'
61O ond NV. Second floor rvom; electricity,
hot twater heat. ----- L.
.Is 3ri NW.-Four furnished rooms for light
housekeeping for rent. L.
In.., 18th ST Drsrable ruom. single o.,
,lo;Ihle: continuous hot water. electricity. ~,
:,2s aud ST N.E.-Three- room apartment. 3rd
floor. ~
III 4 ST SE-Two rooms for Ink. steam
heat $50. Line. 3>'l-J.
NEW RERNE. Apt. IL, 18th and Mass. ave
Furnished room.
ia Srd ST NE-Nicely furnished room for
two: near Capitol and Library.
I304 MASS AVE. NW.---Second floor. adjoin-
ing harh: private home: gentlemen ~
RoCHAMBEAU ,50si-Targe corner ROOM fnr-
n-hed for two. II
>Ia "lst ST NV Single and double rooms:
light housekeeping. --.- ~
THOMAS CIRCLE. 14l> NJ 81 -b"s.'abie
lto,;srk, eping rooms franklin su.O
100: MASS. NV Single and double ti"u'
room: II. VIII. electricity: reasshab!e IL
1912 COLUMBIA RID. Large front ropln: sec
end floor: private family. ---.---,
1897 CALVERT ST. NV Nicely fnrn,shed
ronm and kitcuen-tt-. adjoining bath: Ink.
l7us NJ ST S.W.-S.cond- h"or single room.
I7I5 CONN. AVE.
Large front room. suitable for two or three.
1927 X ST. NV.
Beautiful bright rooms for men reasohe"'e ma.
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AT ONCE-Large front room. suitable for
two: all conyeniences; privileges: refined
home: choice location. Phone Franklin t410-J.
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FOR RENT-RO0Ms.

ESOO1uS WITH OAnO-SOntlnueus
l!41 6 ST. N.W.-Comfortabiy furnished. sin
all departments.
1860 HARVARD sT-Front room; twin beds
lavatory; electricity: gentlemen or married
couple: excellent table. 14s
1907 CLIFTON ST. NW.-IArge second-stor
front roem excellent board: permanent or
| transentS. l3s
l':: MASS. AvE.-Accommod oda tions for girls
IN exclusive home for business women: refer
enc~s. Franklin 3256. 15s
tHEERFCL. well furnished room privat.
reasonable. Phone North 1910. 15'
1893 EUCLID ST. N.W.-Attractive single
room; electricity. instantaneous hot water: e1-
| cellent table. l4s
1898 COLUMBIA ROAD Delightful single
,SSm; ,S.%s near bath: delicious meals. Phone Col
1924 18th N.W.-ThoromShly heated rooms;
| every modern convenience: good meals: rea-
sonable. l9s
ROOM and sleeping porch for two. with meals
mae 2I9 l4s
soE THE FEW WHO PREFER THE BEST
1887 Rhode Island ave. cor. 18th.
$50 " f. AvE.-Bright. nicely furnished
ans ise0ns %as%s ooF xs heated
1900 17th ST. N.w.-Attractive front rooms.
| one double. one single. separately or en- suite; /;
private bath; good meals. 14s
LARGE. comfortable front room in refined
Star Office.
ta5 MASS AVE. N.W.-Roolns with hoard i:
m"dern: 4met. exclusive; early breakfast;
, 81 10. 81. 30 week 1sS
a5'' HoI.MEAD PL Nw-second-no -noor dou-
i hi" room with board electricity: private fam
lily Adams 117l 15s
:s1s 1lth N.W.-FurnisIed front room. elec-
, ,, rn, .ririty phone. hot-wster heat: good board
1909 PARK RD-Nice front room in beauti-
full home: convenient everything: privi
leg"s: continuous hot water. Adams a083 .
;; 1918 COLUMBIA ROAD-IlrYe front room
! Tor two gentlemen; semi-ptivate hath: phone :
NV h.: splendid home cooking. Col. 54O9. 16'
nisl'ed double front room twin beds); delicious
meals. To-
los sti ST. NV conseuiaI young man
wants another you!g man for roommate. large
/ second moor front: excellent board
l4o6 alSt ST NW-Joubie second floor ::
rarior. home comforts North G'l4.
4ll3 9TH NV. One room for girls or mar
ried couple. Col. 1878. 15'
; 81 18th y. N.W.-BeautifuI. large front room
| electricity: excellent table.
1899 18th ST. N.w.-Desirable front room :;
, i-fned rea easnnahe.
1os MD. AVE. Desirable. well furnish
/ ed: excellent table.
, l60: 18th ST.--Modern nome: bright room ::
good table board: phone. 14s
1d22 ST.-Double front room with hath
excellent table hoard: reasonable. 1as
! l1"a ST. N.W.-Single and double rooms ::
real home. Phone Main 1885. ls'
al1 'th ST. N.E-I.adies only: refined home
i electricity: phone. 1gs
! all MASS. AVE. N.W.-Double room. electric
; lights. telephone.
, NEAR SCOTT CIRtLE-2 nicely furnished
! doGhit rooms: private family. FIR. 1929. 14s
! 1919 QUE ST. N.w.-Furnished single room.
with board
:. !, \ ,I.... .oca
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$40 10th ne. Open daytime. Phone Line.
8110 from to 8 pm. 14s
SIXTEENTH AND T. SITS.
rooms and baths. now available
THOMAS ]. FISHER Il co. Inr..
73s 18TH ST. NV.
Rental Agents.
THREE ROOMS AND BATH. THIRD FLOOR:
Mt. Pleasant section: $G1. Address BOX 80 T..
Star office.
SIN DESIRABLE, BRIGHT ROOMS. BATH.
porch End floor; southern exposure: on Park
road near 10th st. NV; apt. house: TO adults
only; state number In family: suolpttng:
$500. Address BOX 2.I-E Star office.
.-RUOM APT. rNFUHNIsHED OR PARTLY
furnished: housekeeping. :l7 12ih st. W. 1:,'
FLAT. 18th ST. NEAR SPRING ROAD. )
rooms and bath: elec., heat furnished: xfD.
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO co. ai4 y. y. Axe.
THE AvONDALE. 1874 T. sr. N.w.-SIX
rooms and bath; per month. $50.
ALLAN T.. WALKER Co. Inc,
sl3 18th 81 NV. Main 243O.
coo 10th ST SW.-4 ROOMS AND BATH.
entire third floor. franklin 2t,o-
Ta3 FAIRMONr ST SW-8 LARGE ROOMS
and bath in good condition: rent reasonable.
fWO ROOMS. KITCHEN. BATH. ENCLOSED
porch; desirah" NV. location: rent only
$i2. 80; will sell part Of latest style furniture
m"di,,tely. Address BOX 3Os-D Star Office. 14'
DISTINCTLY HIGH-CLAsS NoN-Hk APT ::
spacious living room. bedroom. bath: very at
tractive. comfortable. exclusive accommoda-
f'""s- "Nc"'i""' 'or"tinn. 11lI DE Sales. Ia
NEAK DUPONT CLE-ELE;ANT FIVE.
room corner apartment all outside rooms. The
Toronto. apt. ~. 28H
1911 18th N.W.-Tw0, THREE AND FIVE
looms: ami. Ii"
APARTMENT FOR RENT. 4l4 sT. NV.
Apply in grocery. Phone North 5l79. II.
CORNER 10th AND kEARNEY Ne. BROOK
land. Il. e.. rooms and bath. gas and elec-
tricity: heat furnished.
JOHN QUINN COMPANY. INC.
Main Az 1O4 18th NV.
SIX ROOMS AND BATH-sls 9Th NV. $50.
II II. BElIREED
NJ. 1899. 1873 NV. 16'
LARGE APT. RMS AND BATH: 4 N I. !;
500 mo 14,l \. Cap st.
3l21 Mt. PLEASA>T stone ROOM AND
bath: small electric grill for cooking: current
for grill furn n!sie,l hy owner.
GEO. ". LINkINS.
Man >29>E. lIla X 81
THE MAYCRoFr.
18th st and Columbia Road.
New, modern. freproof building. Several de-
sirable apis. Of 3 rooms and bath: Si1.JU per
month. For reservations apply
THE F. n. SMITH COMPANY
1il6 Eye ST NV.
ONE ROOM, KITCHEN AND BATH cor.
lev Courts. caI Main 400.
:4f7 18th ST. NEAR COLUMBIA ROADS
rooms. entire floor. private bath. steam heat
hot water supplied.
APT. SIS CONN. AVE rNFTRNlSHED. :
rooms: heat. ei.riri" lights, gas. bath: all ont
side rooms: adults.
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III, 6th Nw--Newly furnished rooms for
rent. with board: modern improvements; elec-
tricity; refined Jewish gentleman preferred.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
CNFURNISHED-C0ntinued.
HENGAIOW FOR RENT.

BUNGALOW FOR RENT.
WOODLEY ROAD
Five rooms and BATH, large front si4i back
yard. porch and garage.
THOMAS J. FISHER & co. Inc.
73s 18th st. NV.
Rental Agents.
RCNGALOW. : rooms. porcies. garage: eiec
i, lights: in Congress Heights. No. 50 Valley
ave: 3 large lots; $40 month.
ROLAND e. BOOTH. 2i5 L NV. +. .."2.
IN MOUNT PLEAsANT-3 ROOMS AM
bath. 500 per month. Immediate possession
. Phone Main :6io.
On LAMONT ST 10 ROOMS AND 3 BATHs
double garage. Available January ID. Rental
xIs5 per month. Phone Main :f3,.
IN 1900 BLOCK = ST.--i2 ROOMS AND
baths. Rental. Sl8s per month. Present occn
pant wonld leave furniture for her room nnd
board. call Main 283o.
HIGH VIEw--sTX ROOMS: H;W H.; SOD
Woodriige--Fiye room bungalow: So;
FAST WASHINGTON REALTY COMPANY
Lincoln I.:.5. 10 sth ST. n.c
III, MASS. AVE. Nw-li ROOMS AND
HENRY scHAfFERT. Trustee. $50 John Mar.
! shall piace NV. Main 44s' 4s'-----.-----
14a0 NORTH CAPITOL ST.-lo ROOMS AM
= baths; hot-wster heat: immediate posses
'''a, | . M SHANNON & LrcHs; =, ,,,,
1870 JEFFERSON ST. Nw-NEw. DETAcH
ed home Of ! rooms and baths; entirely mod
efH loHsuIt
1I3 14th st Main .34j.
VACANT 1905 wARDER ST. N.W.-FoB
rent large rooms; all modern Improvements
I porches; rent reasonable: you can move IL
| at once. Inquire by phone. North :.o2' To-
| 1902 WYOMING AVE. ,near Austrian lega
| tion)-6 rooms. > haths: chevy thase or Nj
! Pleasant cars. Franklin ,502. IA
NEW HOrsE-FIvE ROOMS AND BATH
hardwood floors. n W h.. northwest: Tor rent
| by owner. 30I Mills bldg.
! GEoRGETowN - 3-STORY BRICK. con
| tanning 10 rooms. with running water and
! sinks each floor house newly decorated
rent. 81, per month. Phone Main s93. Room
2G2. 1896 y. y. ave.
! 1aaG HAMILTON ST. Nw.-6 r. AND r.
| detached: garage: S13J per mo. MckEEN Ell
F. d GOSS. lil5 Eye ST. Main 47"2.
! NH. AVE NJ BET. 1lth AND 12t!-NEW
! Iou-c never been occupied: rooms an.
I j. e. WEEDoN co. Ill Sc. 'oppos;t'
| Cong. Library.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTs-oNLY siV.
I Large corner home 0 rooms and BATH
steam heat. cleo. excellent condition.
| THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO.. 914 y. y. Ave-
HOUSE FOR RENT WOLoRED', s23 PEI
! month Room 3t9. 1905 q ST. NV. IA
TEN ROOM AND TwO-BAT HOUSE: =. l..
, h. VIII. garage. Sleeping porch one third no"
! rrom rented for $50: also furniture for sale
I rent. sIlO. Telephone sundays or EVENINGS
: West "ai1. l"'
TEN ROOMS AND TWO BATHS. 1916 lGtl
4. o. BLISS PROPERTIES; o
, 81 II 81. Line. 1850.
, VACANT-I7O6 SUMMIT PLACE. ROOM:
and bath: hot water heat. GEO. W. LINhIHs
! 1913 street.
! MOST DESIRABLE GROOM COTTAGE
a.m.i.: nice lot: and northwest location
| Phone Clove. 1890
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6-ROOM BRICK: MODERN IMPROVEMENTS:
double garage: vacant before January. Al.
Ellicott st. NV Phone Lincoln f2S1-W.
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TABLE BOARD.

TABLE BOARD.
I.iO ST.-a;ood home table; BILE
rates FIR. s3I5.
"OnS COLCMBIi RD.-De.icious home-cooked
meals Norti f2.,a 1o'
1885 otE ST. NV. All dc,cac;es season
uuuSta :abi". 15s
1874 KENYON ST N.W.-Excellent table
board hnmn cook ng: quick service. lJ'
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Is1O BELMONT RID. E.W.-Doube room:
am.i.: private family; with meals: between
! two car lines; must he seen to be appreciated.
kdAmR 1874 IL
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1912 IRVING ST NE.-Large double front
room and board; twin beds; home privileges
oar ma asseS door
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FARMS.
FOR SALE.

VALUABLE FARM. I51 ACRES. NEAR
Colcsville. Montgomery TO. Nd: 100 acres
cleared. 81 timber: only 800 acre: fronts
new state road. See it,
BOOTHS Farm Agency. cl5' NV. F. 20,
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

GROOM APARTMENT IN FINE CONDITION.
$40 10th ne. Open daytime. Phone Line.
al 10 from tn r IN 14s
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FURNISHED.

335 ST N.E.-WITHIN = SQUARES OF
Union station and 6 ear lines: q rooms and
bath: steam heath newly psp-red and painte cd
throughout: make offer. J. L. GTER1N. Al.
East CnpitOl
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l32O VERMONT AVE.-Large. warm room on
second floor. next to bath; splendid board.
Phone Franklin 3l1.
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DOUBLE ROOM: southern exposure: newly
rapered; telephone; with "r without inta'>
Main t0S1 L.
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TOVEIY large front room. southern eXpOsure
for two: Ss5 each per month: meals served
nearby sanitarium. Special diets given. Tel
L 1l
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EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY TO RENT
new 1-room house: fine locality: every con
vcnicnce: $50 month. ~ Spencer ST.. Hyatts
Vile 2U'
301. o ST. N.W.--ATrKACrlvE MODERN
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ROOM adjoining sleeping porch and oa'h.
electric lights, hotwat.r heat; close I" ''i
I;ue pbonc North stes "
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/ HAVE THE FARM YoT WANT. STOCK.
dairy rouitrv fruit. grain. See me.
ARTHUR VI. CONNOR: sales Exchanges.
loR I4th 81 \ u room 100 rh. Main ii1R.
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rHE PLYMOUTH. APT. 52-Large. nicely
furnished front room. near bath. warm
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NE CLIFTON. 1896 Thomas circle i.atse'
nmfortatle room in bachelor apt. No. - fra
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WANTEp-i0O FARMS OK GOOD ROADS
Have constant demand for barsains.
ARTHUR II. C0NN0R. Oxford Building.
71s I4th 81. NV. room 70. Ph. Naia 7ifs.
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300 SPRING 'HOAU-IArge front room: twin
beds: gentleman or couple. 18'
aa9 18th ST.-2nd floor front. next bath: elec.
and phone; for gentleman. 15s
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rooms and 3 baths. now available.
THOMAS J. FISHER Il CO, Inr.,
The Monett times., 1922-03-03
BIRTHDAY DINNER
FOR MRS. LONG

A large number of relatives anc
friends were entertained at supper
on Tuesday evening by Mrs. Rebekah
Long at her home, No. Ill Pear
street, in honor of her siNty-third
birthday anniversary. Music was
furnished throughout by Floyd Isbell,
George Morris, Mr.. Dean Boyer and
Miss Ella May Friend.
Those enjoying the occasion were
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Myers and family,
Mrs. John McDunner and family. Mrs.
Harrison Yerton and family, Misses
Stanfield. Mrs. Friend and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Boo Stewart and family,
Mrs. Eurlough and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Eyter and family, Mr.. and
Mrs, Bert Etter and family, Mrs Mat
tie Harbour. Mr.. and Mrs George R.
Long and family. Simon Long, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Henson and family
and Mike Belt.
The Monett times., 1922-03-03
WEST LONE ELL

Uacle Wesley Riddle speaE Ia-sG
week with his son. p W. Aaidle and
1aIlllE al Crane-
Dollie Tl1on1as trana2ere.I aUsiIlc.ss
a. P1rrlyr SaGlzrdaY-
5sv- @iI4ala filled dis regular az
3cElrueilt al CaI10n, Sunday.
The many friends OF Mlss Elin0r
Fly arg very soppY 20 hear of her I'LL
less and they wish hen a specify re-
laveHy-
Tdhn Tate, Of Kings Pra44ie,. visited
IL Waner ThGrnaf' home Friday
noDnIlg.
Mrs. Johnnie Maraur viii go To Mo
lepr 1iiis week. 51 have den0a4 N0g1
tone.
z4lua MacAeB, wtiu was seriously
nAured Wien MS team ran 8vag IN
I.meU1, liz genr1ng a3dng nicely.
Uncle Wesley Riddle ana Cleanon
1iumas attended ciiurcir al MI. Pis-
Eaii,. Sunday and 1dglF dinner al AZ
1iun Elrciis1nis.
Car and Cuntlnan Pelneil, OF East
-me Hill, were dinner quests di A..
i. Nhnnas,, aunda2.
Dnilie Thomas rsirsd Ml's Johnnie
MaDDuu, FDilaE
MIS-. Dan 5tapiicIs amt daughter
called ON M. L. s.. Thomas Satan
lay morning.
The ange ham ON Uiie place regent
" rel1rad by Floyd Woinel, Jmned one
morning agr week.
M.s. Qiwlle MGCalmck mas one Of
lea, inmlbatns7 setting Gnr Mrs. John
Tate and Mrs. Clyde Wssamn. She
will also ser one fdu MIS-. Dan
Stephens.
The Monett times., 1922-03-03
WEST PRAIRIE

ILr. and Mrs. HaruIan @Lks and
,.;l!Irir7Er,. Nni1l,e,. visI1s,t Joe McGar-
mick amt family Sa1lIraag-
Mr. l1d Mrs. Iae BLun1ar are tfe
proud garenls Of b baby som.
Bryce Ballen la,i t1e nIlsfgrtune
1f ge1tdng his flad cu1, but il genriilE
I-ung nlGalE
C1cie G,sgnga Long i!i TIsi1lllg bis
til1rii1ar, Mrs. IIe McCGrlnlcH.
Miss Mildred Vaugiir visirgt Miss
EraglGes McGarmic4, Wednesday,.
Ar anu Mrs. Clalut StIlbniefieid
amt Miss Hazai McCdrnliGiE spent
sunday with Rslg JIcjism Ind wifa.
Jam 6artalGt has been saving
want IN This 1ejutilGriiuHG.
Mn4 e.. w. Wailen ViHiDat hen
Hiioan M,s. Ollie B1nua, Thursday.
We ara gimt To- hem t1at little ,Ies--
SIC JnilnHm is gerrllIg Ilmg 50 nicely
Ide McGmmiuif amt Alvin FapHen
heipett Harnan Wilhs SEW want, SilU-
ulytuE.
The Monett times., 1922-03-03

Mi and Miis. Spalain Ee1sm AMI
son spsalt Sunday afteinomn Us the
quests Of Mr. amt Mrs. Btran Hiaas
Jim MctLrac9esr was tlatiiug I'M Butt
tea1ield, SATURDAY,
MI. anu MIS-. Jdhni Riggs and Miss
Jewell spent Monday night with EIns
NET Gogstges dndt family
Mir ami Mrs. Jimmie Hiags and
children snsntt Sunday with Jim Mb7-
Cracker amt family.
Mr. anu Mrs. Emmett Goost4eee who
rive 5sssr quite i'll, !, aree reported bsts-
aea1
Miss pestl4 Long spsntt Sunday
night as thea guest of Miss NeGa
Long.
Esaf Hgass ati family lett Sattlrl
day night for Goosilandj Hans9, where
they will make their hUInes
+ Sunday school will bee resolpaanEesil
ar MI. Pleasant, Sunday.
4 TEIefee will bee tlireea more weeks OF
Pheasant Valley school.
Misses Mildred and Zsitna SfEothesg
MessFEs. Lester Wnyafnl and HOY
Hggs attended singing at New HbHe;
Sunday nighr.
Mrs, Meilise Gornbsy, whoo has BEEN
visiting her daughter Mrs Farmer
Hggsy, thee pzstt month";, lett Thursday
too visit another daughter, returning
too her, hoGnee in BIltterhes1il-
Tlefee will bee prayer meeting
every Thursday M ghtta Mi Pieasalrt.1
HsreeroHee coGnes
The Monett times., 1922-03-03
BONNIE VIEW

Mr.. and Mrs. Heber Browning ant
daughter spent part of last week with
Mr.. Browning's parents.
| Frank Cox and family and jim
Ferguson and family spent Sunday
with relatives at Newtonia, Mo.
Mrs. Sanford Wormington is on the
sick list.
Mrs. Will Mayhem and Mrs. E. J.
Cox spent Tuesday with Mrs. j. O.
Tate and family.
We are sorry to hear that Mr.. Ray
and family are moving from cur
neighborhood.
Sank Wormington was called home
last week on account of sickness.
Mrs. Otto Winton spent Thursday
with Mrs. Pete Planchon of Monet.
W. H. Long and wife nave returned
home from Kansas where they spent
the last four months
The work on the Cox cemetery is a
big Improvement, We hope the good
work viii go on
Quite few from this neigloorhOOd
are attending church at Peirce City
Baptist church and reporting a good
Mr. and Mrs Jim Doyle spent Sun
day with hana folks
Mrs. e. Cox and Mrs Co. Tate and
children james and Billie spent Tae.s-
I1g with Mrs Perry SuLLrnger-
Mrs. Glib Wt11ers ls Oh the sick List.
Farmers meeting 1t Bonnie View
school a9Gse WIS vigil 4E5enled-
Mrs. T. Z. BrT1e and dauzizger Miss
.Iar4 spent Sunday with Mrs. Des.s-
11oad Brira 4nd f4nzily-
The MANY tcisn@; gt John Williams
ire .daay 10 h4ar ae Is. 80 poorly
The Monett times., 1922-03-03
HAZEL DELL

Uncle George Paskerson is slowl,
recovering from an illness.
Mrs. L. r. PackwooG visited Mrs
w. H. Yarnell, Sunday.
Miss Edith Wright returned, Sun
day, from Flat Greek, where she hac
visited a week.
Frank Coffee has set his saw mil
on Claud Wooten's place.
Mrs. w. H. Yarnell is seriously i'll
Miss Ada Frazier died Wednesday
evening, February % and was buried
Saturday, February %, in the Con-
cord cemetery. Two sisters and two
brothers from Kansas were here to
attend the funeral.
Four members Of T. J. Bowman's
family are i'll with influenza.
A large number of people in .ais
aeighbOrhoOd are i'll
Mrs. T. j. Brsttin and daughter,
Ruby, visited Mrs. J. T. SaIlee, Friday
night.
Mrs w. l. Wright has been setting
our grape cuttings the paxt week.
Among those who visited ME. and
Mrs Dan Bratrjn Sunday were Misses
J=wett Keeling and GoIdie Keeling,
Robert May and Roy SaIEee.
Miss Ulah Montgomery and Hubert
Garrison visited al the home of VI. T..
Wright Sunday.
Mrs IT, J. BEatrin vIzfted z- d. 2.
Sunday
The FARMERS raeetFng was disnaisss-
1t z1 Hazel Dell Friday ni2f1E, On at
.uur5 of sickness 5u the c,ar4lrt1nity.