Gasconade County republican. (Owensville, Mo.), 1920-10-01

              ouNTY Republican, ST Number 47, Volume 16. Owensville, Missouri, Friday, Oct. 1, 1920. $1.50 Per Year, In Advance. Gasconade Tn r I'rwTnTntMnilMwnTHnt armors Merchants Bank OF OWENSVILLE, MISSOURI " 1 IHIJif"1 The Farmers Bank To Our Depositors: As a depositor in this bank you should receive and feel that you are receiving good service.. If you do not feel that way about our service, we want you to tell us so frankly. We wish to give you the very best of service. , This Is Your Bank We appreciate your business andv'ant to make our service such that you will feel at home here. . ' Make out Bank your Bank No Bank Safer r dii Ed. R. Aufder HeidePres. d. r. 'Louis I Louis Langenberg, V.-Pres.-j w.HennLann . " J P. E. Strehlraann . S. L. Cantley, Cashier Aue- roppenhouse ; " Peter Meyor I 1 New Butcher Shop I have opened a new butcher shop in the Kramme building. All kinds of fresh and salt meat, fruit and vegetables. v7 A Fair, Square Deal Your Patronage Solicited . a w THE SQUARE DEAL MARKET F.J. KAIJN, Prop. Moving Picture Show AT ROSEBUD ROBINSON HALL EACH THURSDAY NIGHT 8:00 p. m Admission 20c and lOo 8 Reels of Good Clear Pictures Come and Bring the Children EDGAR HARTMANN Silverware Just arrived Silverware of all kinds. Knives and Forks Tea Spoons Table Spoons Berry Spoons Bread Trays Butter Dishes In fact anything in the Silver line. Also high grade Parlor Clocks Ivory Clocks Mahaoony Bedroom Clocks If you are in need of 1 any of the above, see us first. We guarantee to save you money. Satisfaction guaranteed.First Class Repair Work G. V.v BUDDEMEYER Bank on Checks. Bill The word Czechs should be tfonoiinccd as though It were spelled "cheks." Ulll But can I bank on thatt DIRECTORS I. Aufder Heide i Lanzenbertr Mrs. T. S. Fitzgerald and Daughter Is displaying a Stunning Assortment of Charming, Distinctive Coats in Fall's Newest Shades and Fabrics Drop in Tomorrow, the Day After or Any Time But Don't Wait Too Long We Want to Show You What We Have and . Give You the Prices You Don't Have to Buy AT BLAND AUFDER HEIDE HALL EACH FRIDAY NIGHT 8:00 p. m. Rosebud Route One Cutting corn, sowing wheat and cooking molasses is the order of the day in this community. We are" having thousands of chinch bugs in the corntlelds. Mrs. Allen and daughter of Texas spent several days of last week at tha home of Mr. ana Mrs. . II. Brinkmann. The dance given by Ed. Granne- man last Saturday evening was well attended and everybody that was present reports having spent an enjoyable evening. Several farmers from hore went to Bortrer Monday to get a load of oats that the Farmers Club haa ordered. Hv. Ebker made a short but spooial trip last Sunday morning. Jno. Ileseman and sister, Miss Lena, and Miss Ella Stoonner made a trip to Hermann last Sat urday. Subscribe for the County Court Proceedings' The members of the County Court met Monday as the Board of Appeals to hear complaints on the assessment of merchants and manufacturers of the County. ; No I complaints ware filed and there fore no changes were ordered made, . Tuesday the County Court con vened and transacted business as follows: In order to accommodate citizens of the County residing west of the Gasconade river in the Hope vi cinity, the court ordered the es tablishment of a new voting precinct at the Mud Creek school house, said precinct to. be known as Mud Creek precinct and being located in- Boulware township. The County will now have nineteen voting precincts. It was ordered that the petition of C. H. Buddeineyer ot al praying for the submission lo the voters.1 of the question of a two year closed season on quails, be ' sub mitted to the voters at the general election, November 2. Ic wbb decided to pay the Coun ty Health Commissioner $5 for each school he examines, and that he shall receive no mileage pay. This is in accord with an agree ment reached between the court and the Health Commissioner, Dr. E. L. Haffner. . A survey was ordered made of a new public road at , Chas. Uli-mann's farm east of Woollam, also of new road near Y. B. Meyer's store near Bay . Consideration of the John H. Blele et al petition for si ohange ot public road In Clay township was oontlcuod to the November term of oourt. The new road from Coles Creel to Gasconade, petitioned for by Hy, Schmidt, A. Budoick et al., was ordered opened, as was the ohange of public road petitioned for by H. W. Heidbreder et al in In Clay township. Notice of Stockholders' Meeting Notice is hereby given that the ninth annual stockholders' meet ing ot the Rosebud Bank will be held at the FuDllo scnooi nouse in Missouri, on the 16th dav of October, 1920. Raid meeting will be convened at 0 -00 o'clock a.m. and continue until 4:00 o'clock p. m. unless the object for which such meeting is called be accomplished sooner. Th6 nurnose for which this meeting is called is to elect seven directors for the said bunk, to serve during the ensuing year, ana to vote on the proposition to w-crease the capital stock of said Rosebud Bank from 810.000 UU to $20,000.00 and for the transaction of any other business wnicn may properly come Deiore me meoiiug. H. H. KOETHEMEYEK, rresiaeui. Attest: H. F. Brinkmann, v . Secretary. Notice All Deoole Interested in thef St. Johannls Cemetery at , Woollam are kindly requested to meet there for cleaning up purposes on Tues-day.Ootobcr 18. Dinner will be irved on the grounds. The Committee. Oak Grove Olub Picnic a vortr onnd sized crowd attend ed the Oak Grove Farm Club picnic last Saturday, oepiemoer cm, miles east of here on the Tea-Ow- onatrllla mart. This nififllc WSS CUO....W . - - I riven bv the members of the Farm rI..K nl that dlfttrint. The Executive Commute wisnes to extend their sincere thanks to il mhn f nnlr nftrt and In any way li.tnail IntnallA ltd HUCOeSH both socially and financially. Committee. ' , i t '. A 'rv 7":. & M . -fa'"- t 1 V;. :k--- K iJ f' - Saturday llight, Oitokr 9, at llenneke's Hall, Owensville Special Tire Sale In order to reduce our large stock of tires before we move into our new building, we are going to make the following reductions: Goodrich 'ilres - List Sale No. Size Price Price 8.. ..30 x 3 Safely 7....31x3 3-4...." 2...31x4. 32.50.. 4..34x4 39.60.. ' Cupples Tires 2. ...30 x 3 l-2.Rough Tread. 27.00.. 2..32x3 1.2...." "... 32.20.. Racine Tires 2....30x3...Smooth Tread... 18.55 2 ...30x3...Country Road... 20.45 6....30x3 1-2..." 'U - 24.05 Do not misunderstand this. There is not a reduction in the price of tires. - We are compelled to make this sacrifice in order ' to reduce our stock of tires. - These tires will last only a few days. Get what tires you need while they last. n OZARK' TRAIL' GARAGE Wedding of Route 3 Couple Surprise to Friends Mr. Leroy Hollandsworth and Mrs. Catherine s Ridenhour sur prised their many friends in the south part of the county by driv ing to Hermann lust Wednesday, September 22. and being joined in wedlock by Judge Theo. Graf. Mrs. Hollandsworth Is the widow of the late I. Ridenhour and is well known and highly respected in the Owensvlllo and Uem neign-borhoods. Mr. Hollandsworth is equally well known and liked, having made his home with the Ridenhours for the past nineteen years. Since the death of Mr. Ridenhour he has been running the place for his widow and these worthy people have now decided to enter a life partnership. Their many friends join us In extending congratulations and wishing Mr. and Mrs. HollandB-worth happiness, long llife"and prosperity. , Oak Ridge Cutting corn and preparing the the i?round for sowing "wheat is order of the day. 'Sylvester Ay tea and Ed Nicks are filling their silos this week. Corn is drying up fast on account of chinoh bugs. We need a good rain to put the ground in condition for sowing wheat. Tarn nf Richard Nelson's daugh ters of Oklahoma are visiting rela tives on Uak nidge ror a coupie oi weeks. ' Cline Estes' daughter of Montgomery county is visiting relatives here. We are sorry to state that John Hibler is still poorly. We hope he will soon gst better. Clarence Aytes has moved out from Union and will live on the farm Mr. Aytes bought from Mr. Miller when Mr. Miller moves. Our road overseer, William Rmrlp haa heen doinir some fine work on our roads. He could not get teams so he got an engine and graded them good. S J MnriAn is hardly able to ant arnund havlafi? fallen and crocked a couple of his ribs. HAWAIIAN PLAYERS AND SINGERS COMING ,T. J J A: ''x "?'.(. 'V Tread. $19.10..$16.00 27.65.. 23.50 27.65 32.50 21.00 25.75 16.80 18.50 21.80 School Notes By V. Ettei and T. Schmidt. The Freshmen, Sophomores anc Juniors effected a class organization this week. The following officers were elected : ' i Freshmen Chester . Mellies president; Raymond Tapproeyer vice-president; Doris Richardson secretary and treasurer. Class colors Dark green and gold, CSass flower Violet. ' Sophomore Arvel Angel!, president; Dorothy Poppenhouse.vice" president; Cornelia. Sieveking secretary and treasurer. ' CJass colors Old rose and grey. Class flower Sweet peas. Juniors Victor Hengstenberg bresldent; Ruth Henneke, vice- president; Edith Cooper, secretary and treasurer. Class colors-Orange and black. Class flower-- Pink carnation. Ourohapel this week consisted of a reading entitled "Darius Greene and His Flying Machine Hnlnn Koch Is out of school for a few weeks. She is visiting with friends and relatives in Kansas. Ruth MoCan is still sick but hone for her speedy recovery. Laura Buchholz missed school last week on account of sickness. The Eighth Grade class in Ag riculture are now studying oorn. The Eighth and Seventh urade classes organized last week and will now give literary programs every two weeks. ' .. . Andrew Boesch Sells Property Andrew Boesch sold his proper tv lust west of the OwenBville city limits Tuesday to Mr. A. Sohmldt of Bourbon for $4800. The BoeBch DrooertV consists ot 20 acres with residence and outbuildings. . Mr. Boesch must give possession December 1st or soon thereaiter He expects to build or buy or pos sibly buy a farm. Ferdinand Braun of Hermann, lnt1v nnnnintpfl Justice of the j -ri Peace of Roark township, com mitted suicide Monday by shoot ing himself in the head. ON OUR LYCEUM. - - ; - -..-. . , Salvation Army Members of the Gasconade County Salvation Army Advisory Board at a meeting held Monday evening organized itself into a financial campaign organization to raise funds to enable the Salvation Army to oontinue to operate . In this county. At the recent convention of all county advielry boards in tho State, It was agreed by the delegates present that this county raise $750.00. The financial campaign will be held tho week of October '3rd. The following committees were named at the meeting: Campaign committee Entire membership of the advisory board. Advance gifts committco Kebt. Walker, chairman. Advisory com mittee same. Organization committee Judge Theo. Graf, chairman; A. 0. Mann, John M. Schermann, S. L. Cant ley, E. Engelbrecht,Harry Kract- tly and F. C. Wittrock. Publicity committee L. G.Graf, chairman; Dr. John D. Seba, Bland; W. O. Boyd, Owensville. Speakers committee Judge R. A. Breuer, Chairman; J. W, Hen- sley and C. G. Baxter, Owensville; H. C. Kottwitz, Bland; Dr. Fred Aufder Helde, Drake; F. C. Witt- rock, Morrison. - It was agreed that Robt. Walker would be chairman of the cam paign; that Dr. F. H. Cuught'll would be secretary and Dr. F. H. Caughell would be treasurer. The success of. the campaign means that the Salvation Army will be able to continue to serve every community in the county and that all Salvation Army facil ities will be available to all the people. At the recent State Convention, tha dooision of every county to avail itself of Salvation Army fa cilities followed discussion, and the reading of reports on the social and moral conditions of the state, which were so startling in their nature as to cause a demand for immediate action. The Advisory Board is perma np'nt and at the conclusion of the campaign will continue to operate for the good of the county as the active agencies co-operating with the Salvation Army and through whir.h the Atrav will extend its service. . Order of County Court, made September 28, 1920. In the Matter of the Labors of the' Salvation Army. It being brought to, the attention of the Court, that the Salvation Army of the State is now engagt d n raising a fund, available to all the people of tho State, and to serve every community, in the way of charity ; and it having been demonstrated that the Salvation Armv at times is able to render service In cases occurring in every community, in which a County or County Court is helpless, it Is now declared as the sense of this Court that the efforts ot the Salvation Army be earnestly commended to the support of all the people of our county, and that for the purpose of assisting the Salvation Army Ad- risory Board in the collection oi !uods for such laudable purpose, ludge R. A. Breuer, Judge Theo. Graf and Robt. Walker be ap pointed as a Committee' to co-op erate with tha Salvation Army Advisory Board in endeavoring to raise the sum of $750.00 expected be furnished by Gasconade County. BEM Preaching eervices atZioaa Wall next Saturday night and bunuay . Mrs. Dan Dotaon Is quite sick hut nndnr treatment of Dr. Mills we hope she will recover Boon. Last Wednesday Mr. Loroy Hoi landsworth and Mrs. Catherine Ridenhour drove to Hermann in their ontnmnhile and were united in marriage by Judge Theo. Graf Congratulations. Mrs. LouIb Blomborg' reooived the sad news that her aged mother . I ovinofnti Mo., had died last Thursday, tho 23rd. Mn. l.riirui! Ferris and little daughter and grandnon o! Rocky Ford. Colorado, arrived on the morning train laBt Sunday to see her mother, Mrs. Martha Murphy, who has been very low for some time and is reported no better at this writing. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. VVm. Mit- tendorf, September 23, a daughter. We congratulate. A crowd of young folks gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Olten last Saturday night and tendered a surprise to their son, Bennio. A good time was reported by all present. Mies Gertrude Aytes, who Is teaching the Tayloe school, took her puplla for an outing lant Sat urday. Thoy went to Dry bork and .clayed games and roasted wieners and all the children spent Time The Bank t OWENSVILLE BANK ' . Owensville, Missouri FVFRYBODY'S BANK Auction Sale! One Car of Good Farm Mares for Sale TO BE SOLD AT Owensville, r1o. Saturday, October 2 1 pair black mares, 5 and 6 years old, well broke to all harness, weigh 1450 lbs. each. 4 iron gray mares, 4 and 5 years old. 1 pair bay mares, 6 years old, 1200 lbs. each. 2 pair brown mares, well matched. 2 good yearling filleys. 1 two-year old filley, with plenty of bone. 2 good driving horses also good saddlers, well broke, 5 and 6 yrs. old. 1 extra good saddle horse, well broke to all harness. Sale to begin at 1:30 p. m. All stock will sell regardless of price, rain or shine C. H. ROBINSON & CO. C. H. ROSINSCN, Manager and Auctioneer I I ! t::.-: a very pleasant day. The farmers of this vicinity busy filling their silos. are Too Late for Last Week. Gus Pletraschke and family, Uonry Bruena and family, Wm. Pietraschke and family, Otto Pie-traschke and family and Louis Pletraschke and family all visited Rev. Schweitzer at Bay Sunday, September 19. H. F. Kreter and family visited Mrs. Kreter's sister at Bay Sun day. Rov. G. II. Sieveking spent Sat urday eveujng and Sunday with Rev. Fischer at Gerald. He also opent Sunday night with Rov. A. F. Alberswerth of Uwensvmo. Miss Cornelia Sieveking visited her friend, Miss Minnie Brueas, to save money is when you are earning it. Jrlace to deposit it is in a Savings Account. in which to deposit is - Star Hals . I?OR a smartly fashioned hat of top-notch quality look for the Rothschild mark within the one you buy. Our line a; complete. Select your Rothschild hat now. ' , F. L. HlEEvE General Merchant ROSEBUD, MO. B.:,. Friday, returning Saturday even ing. Thn ice nream sooial elven by rhn vounir neorjle of the Bern Ev jymXpr- I . - 4"",. angelical church was well attended. and all reported good time. Public Sale The undersigned will tell at public euc Uon on SATURDAY. OCTOBER 2. 1920 beginning at 1:00 p. m. 1 horse, 1 Jersey milk cow, 2 hogs, 1 single horse harness, 1 set tug harness, I set ingle horse buggy harness, 1 lawn swing, 2 plows, 4 heating atoves, 1 oook atnv 1 nronn. household and kitchen furniture, other articles too numerous to mention. TERMS: Cash. MRS. EMMA KSLLO. Tea, no