The Houston Herald from Houston, Missouri • Page 8

TF IT HAPPENED, WE HAVE IT. The dance at H. Taber's one night of fertiliser. It is not known wheth-J flowers for Decoration day. 'FOX SALE DAY OMYI selves six week daysf Adam Findlcy and wife attended Sunday School and church Sunday.

roocntly came mrar ending in a "free er mere was any insurance, yuite a Misses Gladys Caster and Edna mystery how the fire originated. Hall have been visiting their jrrand- for all" fight; however, the combat ants were soon "pacified" and not Darcnta lor the tmst wrok much damage done. Henry Stcffcns and family passed our den on their way to Big Creek for an outing Sunday. A largo crowd at the ball game Some time ago Bob Tabors traded WHILE THEY LAST WE WILL SELL FOR CASH ONLY lib Pennara. 5e Cans for An fintwlnv eVfiinn I wwv e' for a span of mules nnd recently xy nosemary.

Wo understand Miss Fannie Gettys traded the mules for a team of We are in need of rain I sup- will leave this part of tho country for Sunday afternoon. It sure draws lots that the Sunday School interests pose every one is. I awhile. can't draw. Miss Hettie Taylor went to I Corn, beans and everything planted Large bottles Extract, lemon and Vanilla, regular (1.50 sue.fl.JM Small sin Vanilla RawMgn't Large Lou Powder, 2Vt lb.

60c die for A We endorse the Plum Valley writ Springfield Thursday, where she is I recently is coming along rapidly and horses. Several days ago a fine young mule belonging to Elmer Wofford fell in a well and was killed. W. R. Toll made a-business trip to Mountain View recently; was ac er's talk on the Memorial Day sub looking for employment Isoon the cultivation of crops will be- ject and the scoring she gave Hous- Several of the Clara boys were at I gin.

Cora plowing and wheat bar- lib cans, SOe aire, for 50c Union Sundry, where they organized I vest will eome at the same time. Rawleigh'i -60c package Poultry YOUR FARM MEANS HONEY TO YOU ton, our county scat It seems the minds of people have forgotten some things, but thank God there was one singing. I jiiverctt lowers ana wite were Powder, for. 40c Mr. and Mrs.

S. W. Gibbs were trading in Simmons Saturday. Rawleigh'i 60c Cold Cream for 45c- companied by Mrs. Toll, who visited with Mrs.

J. R. Haley and Mrs. B. Pickett while there.

Mrs. W. R. Toll and Mrs. Brian were on the puny list a few days last of the old boys yet alive in Houston shopping in Houston Saturday.

I V. A. Shelton and family spent Rawleigh'i 75c bottle Hair Tonic 50c who did not forget to plnce a nag Virgil A. Coleman and family, Mr. Sunday on the river.

They canght a Rawleigh'i Complexion Powder, over the graves of the comrades who and Mrs. J. R. Douglas and daugh-1 nice mess of fish. 30c boxes for.

25e- week. have answered the last long roil can, Mrs. Laura White called on Mr. ..7 IT -i 'I pitched their tents where strife and Y. HOiiana, oi m-nr Duiuinerevuie, fi Mw1ir and Mrs.

Edgar Grose Sunday. JUST SOUTH OF COURT HOUSE 1 1. 1 A 1 1 Jf A SAVE IT! DON'T TRUST to chance that yon will always be worth what yon battles come not. last rnaay wee xor a tuk to Marie Huff Wednc8day for The baseball game between Eunice his Drotncr near fremoni, jno. Mountain wb m.

ON THE CORNER. Call and See Us. ALICE. and Yukon Sunday afternoon result A nice young svei-r uviuiiiii iu ilOVmcnt- ed in a score of 17 to 13 in favor ot parties in Summcrsville was found. Miss -Jane Norris her is visiting Yukon nine and the game between dead recently, not tar irom Arroll.

brother, J. H. Norris. T. F.

DORSEY By Wise Couple. The very much welcome rain came Fishing parties have lately report Tyrone and Yukon resulted in a score have invested in it FIEE, TORNADO and Lightning are likely to destroy your farm any time. These destroyers can take Bessie Douglas called at the ed good success. of 21 to 8 in favor ct luKon, tnus last Thursday; it surely was appre T. K.

Coats home Friday afternoon THE RAWLEIGH MAN Will Mattison made a business trip sisters ciatcd, giving Yukon a double header. They may challenge some of the big nines Mary Johnson and little were visiting at the W. to Mtn. View one day last week. Ho HOUSTON, MO.

looking fine since the Taylor Crops are away everything hut the soil itself was accompanied by Mrs. Shafer. home the latter part of the week. I rain. Early oats will be ready to har-j George Brooks went to Black Va! Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Hogan and I vest before the wheat. ley last week to try for a job of haul little son, Alvin, spent the lattcrl Mrs. Herbert Freeman has return- SHOE, HARNESS AMD AUTO TOP WORK 6ET PROTECTION. At least be sore to get back your investment ing lumber; returned the next day, yet in the future.

We learn there will be prayermcet-ing started at the Yukon church next Sunday night. It's needed. A large crowd out to church Sunday night, as most always the case when any services are given out, and part of the week with her parents, ed to Oklahoma after a short visit Mr. and Mrs. T.

K. Coats. Iwith relatives. Herbert will go Early one morning recently as if yon meet with snch a loss. Mrs.

W. R. Toll was at work in tli Edna and Ethel Archer were I later. O. E.

COLE kitchen, she heard a queer squcakin Proprietor guests at the Tom Potts home Satur-I Aunt Martha Brooks fell and hurt A HARTFORD Farm Insurance Pol eood order always prevails. noise; on investigating, six half day night. Iheiself three weeks ago and hasn't HOUSTON, MO. Did ye editor ever have a job of icy insures yon prompt indemnity. Clarence Sntton and family spent been able to walk since.

grown rats were found in a kettle half full of water. They are sup sticking peas and cutting brush! A Friday and Friday night with Mr. I We are glad to report Oscar Black posed to have fallen through a hole back aching job but has to be done, as able to visit relatives alter a sick- and Mrs. Glen Moody. GET ONE TODAY.

Come here for i Located in building West of C. E. Covert'i office, vacated by Farm-en Exchange in the ceiling. so say the women. ness of five months.

Mrs. Green was calling on Mrs. J. Recently Mr. Watson's folks made There is a protracted meeting going OPOSSUM TROT.

ice cream and invited several of the D. Westerman Monday, getting some on at the new church near Albert Shoe and Harness repairing and all pumpkin seed to plant. Think we young folks to help eat it. Hutchinson 's. Hope it will be a suc By Red Bird.

might raise some pumpkin fruit. J. T. Cook made a business trip to eess. Leather work and Anto Top repairing done promptly and at reasonable prices SHANNON SHANNON Agents E.

JAT RICE, Representative There is no sickness or deaths or Summcrsville Tuesday of last week. We had a nice rain last week and Miss Pearl Garrison has gone to Recently a bird, a "butcher hawk' marriages to report irom xnis sec everyone was glad. Topcka, Kansas, for a visit. or "butcher bird," seldom seen in Jake Hoover has been helping John If you want smithy work done just tion that we have heard of. Some few act as if they might ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

NotiM I harabj rlrti tkat htttn of tdmta- this part of the country, was killed lute to build a barn. go to Huggins, as Elmer Zirschky has marry at any time. by W. R. Toll.

Utrmtioo ipoi tho mum of Annul Mrar Miss Lois Baker attended the ice I set up MOUNTAIN GROVE, MISSOURI a blacksmith shop at that It takes a wise man and an Will Difdrieh and wife visited cream supper at Oak Hill last Friday I place. MM, hT tan fraatad tba aador-aodby Ut Probata Court Toiaa ooc Mr. Tuesday of last week P. W. Derks went to Mtn.

View for a load of Sunday with his folks southeast of night. I early riser to stay with the job and Mlaaoarl, boarlat data thoathdaj of Juno, mi. All paawaa tutu olalva ataiaat Ravmondville. The children all like goods for P. Stalman, merchant.

Lester Gobble called on Fred Kil- this locality has the need of him, YUKON. By Old Settler. to go home once in awhile. There A large assemblage of people at lion Friday night. Hester Cascbeer, who has been aid Mtitiin raqalra to oiklMl Um to tor allowaaoa.

wit In Hz oata from tho ot tended Memorial day services May no place like home. Carl White has been on the sick teaching in Iowa, returned home Sat- The question has been asked wheth There was a large crowd out to list this week. nrday for a short visit with home 30. Rev. Sims made a most appropriate address, with prayer and sing Aunt Ann and Uncle Jake Pollard, folks.

She left Sunday for Spring' er the mail carrier is compelled by law to close the mail boxes along the Sunday School Sunday and many more who ought to attend that do ing. All graves were decorated with of Simmons, attended the ball game field, where she will attend the Nor- Bowers. The flowers were scarcer of mli lotion, or thor aw bo procladoi from smrbooatofMehoUMtodir oMololao aot oihJMto wlthla ono roar from tao Soto, at ibo traattof ot Mm oi aoM ootato thor ohall ho foroTor home. JAMES CORBKTT, Admlautrotor, Biato ot MUooon, i Coaatj of Tono I I harabr sortlfy that Janao Corbott waa sraato lattaia ot adBlabtratloa aaoa th at KaymondviIIe last Sunday week. I maL route when putting in or taking out mail and not leaving box pen for than was ever known, owing to the Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Durham made a There will be a base ball game just not. Their services would be appreciated and we believe they would be benefited spiritually. Some one reported that at Houston rain or storms to beat in. Ask the late freeses.

business trip to Simmons Saturday. I south of Alice postoffice Saturday af- Postmaster the duties of mail deliv Mrs. Glenna Temple, of Mtn. View, Miss Florence Killion has been on ternoon. Everybody invited, came out to visit her sister, Mrs.

P. you could buy the Springfield make erers, tie has the law. the sick list, but we hope she will I Millard Cascbeer made a flying trip aastta ot Avast Molfor, oeoaao4, oa tbo W. Derks, and attend Decoration ex of wagon, a government surplus, at soon be better. I to Mountain urovc last Ye Can yon interpret the handwriting on the wallf Many complaining of ercises.

Miss Blanche Baker called on Miss scribe don 't know the particulars, Willie Cross is back from Colora dry wenther. Read the book of Joel, Beulah Foard Saturday and spent hnt if yon should ask Miss Rice she data abort wrtttoa. la Uotlaoar whoroot, I harahoraaato aot arhaad aadaaUai tho-aoal ot aaM aoart. thla ath Oar of ltil. (MaaU L.

C. XIRKHAM, "iodfo at Probata aad at-aSMo 41M Clorkot tho Probata Ooart. do. No place like "Old Mizzoo." at chapter; it's in a plain hand: the night with Beulah. would evidently say she had a recent Early Wednesday morning of last We are sorry there were not many caller.

week Mrs. J. T. Cook disvovered 'a fire a short distance- cast Of here and "Thou art weighed in a balance and found wanting." Also Amos, 4(h chapter, 7th to 13th verses. J.

D. Westerman has a jennet which bronght him a young jack 32 supposed it was the dwelling of P. W. Porks. She and husband ran down 50 each.

Don know if report is true or not. Jack Lay filled an appointment nt Yukon church Sunday and Sunday Sight. Yukon Sunday School will soon order literature for next quarter. Everyone come and help bear this expense. It will be aa bread cast upon jpie waters, Jt will return to you bearing interest.

i We learn Mrs. Thomas, whose husband is badly afflicted with rheumatism, has gone to hunt a new location, probably where the husband's health may improve. We hope he that way, but found it was Mr. LUMBER inches. If nothing happens it will be a fine jack.

ARROLL. Crane's barn afire. Cook ran directly to the barn lot in which the cattle were runnfng madly about, seeming to be almost overcome by the smoka. He drove them from the lot, while Mrs. Cook ran to the house to awaken the inmates.

By the time they were dressed the barn was almost burned down. The loss was small, a set of work harness, a drill, Sec Jab. Rutherford when in nccfl of Lumber. A complete stock of Finished Pino at rfcht Jfl JOTnjnfJ By Rosa. Tom Harris, mail carrier, took a two days "lay off" recently.

Con Groves, who has been here vis- may be benefited by a change. We often wonder why it is noees- iting the family of his foster sister, ary to go Sunday looking after Mrs. W. Watson, returned last Snti-tftock when the stock cares for them-(iny to his home on Big Creek. several small tools, and three sacks Stio Leavitt's Department We are now in shape to supply your wants in New Spring Merchandise Ladies' Ready-td-Wear, Spring Coats, Skirts, Waists, Dresses, Middies, Silk Petticoats, Dress Goods, Shoes, Hosiery, Ladies' and Children's Mid-Summer Hats Men's Furnishings now complete-Hats, Caps, Clothing, Ties, Shoes, Hosiery.

We are now making some very loiv prices in each department.