Gasconade County republican. (Owensville, Mo.), 1913-08-15

              Gasconade County Repub LICAN, -f Volume 8 Number 39 OWKNHV1LLK, iMJSSOUM, FRIDAY, AUGUST l.r, 1913. fcocoeeeeeceeeeeeeeseeeeeet Cgrrejpon Jenee All Paris ol IheCoanty Route One Notes. Rev. A. Wihlborg met with quite an accident Monday. While in the barn feeding he fell from te hay lo't and received painful Injuries, not serious, still he may be laid up for a week or two. . Rev. L. Kieth came out Sunday from Carpenter, III., in response to a message that one of his child-ren was very sick. Mrs. Rieth and children are visiting her parents, Rev. and Mrs. A. Wihlborg. . The mission feast held Wednesday and Thursday at the Presbyterian church near Drake was well attended. Miss Minnie Limberg came out from St. Louis last week and Is now staying with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Limberg. Fred Zlmmerly is now busy baling straw for some of his neighbors. He will also go to Berger where he has a great deal of straw to bale. It becomes our sad duty to chronicle the death of Mrs. Hy . Stude, of near Drake. She died Saturday evening of a lingering illness. The funeral took place Tuesday at 10:00 o'clock at the home of Hy. Stude. The remains were taken to the Presbyterian cemetery near Drake for interment. Your correspondent is not in possession of the details so as to write an obituary, but we most sincerely extend our heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved family and relatives. How's This? WaoBarOna Hnadrad DolUra Raward Air ny cam of Cstarrao that oonaot be cured by Hall', catarrh cure. P. J. CHENEY. A CO,, Toledo, O. Wa, the uailoraignwl, have known K. J. (.'he-ne for tha laat 16 yearn, and believe blm par-fectly honorable in all buninesa tranaactiona, and financially able to carry ou any obligation made by hta firm, NATIONAL BANK OK COMMERCE, Toledo, Ohio. Haifa Catarrh Cure la taken internally, and acting directly upon the blood and niucuu. aurfacea of the ayateiu. Teatimoniala aent true Price, "8c per bottle. Sold by all Urugginta. Take Hall's Family Will for conciliation. t Political Advertisement. A meeting of the Committee of the Progressive Party is hereby called to meet at the Krause Hotel iu Owensville on Saturday, August Zi, 1913, at 1:00 o'clock p. m., for the purpose of electing a new county committee chairman and to attend to such other business as may come before the meeting. All Progressives ro earnestly requested to attend, and help redeem the government from boss ridden rule. A. P. ANDERSON, Co. Chairman Progressive party. j ass Monuments-Tombstones Do you want a suitable memorial for your departed loved ones? You cannot honor the memory of the departed better than hy a time-resisting momument of marble. We have hundreds of beautiful designs to choose from. We cut and letter them to please you. Call in and see the large stock of monuments we have on hand. T. E. Troutt & Sons Owensville, Mo. REDBIRD AND BOUBBOIS TELEPHONE LINE NEWS Still dry and hot. K very thing is burning badly. Mattie, little daughter of Gun Nowack, is very sick. Quite a number attended the llsh fry on the Bourbois at Henry Glaser's Saturday and all had a fine time and plenty of lish. Among those from a distance that attended the fish fry Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Dorman, of St. Louis, David Shipley and family, of Owensville, and the Lahmeyer young folks, of Bland. John Madey and wife visited ut Dan Helling'8 Sunday. A. J, Shipley called at Paul Woommel's on business this week. Mrs. Havelka is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Arthur White, this week. Logue Soudeis and .family were visiting Chas. Stubblelleld's Sunday.News came over the line of the death of Grandpa Holland of ty- iphoid. Wb, Havener has a child seriously ill with spinal trouble. The Oak Hill doctor was culled to fee it Wednesday morning. Mrs. D. B. Shipley and children are visiting her parents, John Anderson and wife. Mrs. Shipby is canning peaches while visiting. Henneke's partner was in this vicinity buying stock this week. Stock seems to be scarce. CANAAN. Jett Cridor and family were visiting with Matt Karris' last Sunday. Blijah Holland died at his homo Monday uoon from the eltects of typhoid fever. W. P. Richardson has remodeled his house lately, making it larger and more convenient. Rev. Missoy will begin a protracted meeting at Cunaan church next Saturday night. John Crider and wife attended church at Oweinville last Sunday night. There will bo a Sunday school picnic at Canaan August 2.'!. Everybody is Invited to come. GASCONADE CENTRAL TELEPHONE CO. Local mid Iuiik distance service GOOD SERVICE 800 phones on our sys-. tern, ami you should a . I . . I t o... mso nnvu line, iiuer you have tried one yon won't he without it. . . , . . W. W. MoCUROY, Gen. Mgr., Owenevllle Mlaaeurl. 8 WOOL!. AM There was a water iik'Ioii party i itt Ilcrmuii Schucucmcyi r's Inst ' Sunday.' A general good time was spent. Fred Plet and wife visited relatives at Hermann a couple of days last week. Chas. Aufdenkamp went to Bland last Sunday. Chas, E. Un'miuin delivered some stock to Deed Richardson! Tuesday. Fritz Schalk and family visited1 relatives at Hermann from Friday till Tuesday. Louis Schooling, of Owensville, was in this vicinity the llrst of the week buying stock. ' Corn is hurt considerably in this; neighborhood from the hot winds j we had last week. j Suffered Eczema Fifty Years Now Well : Seems a long time to endure the ; awful burning, itching, smarting, skin-disease known as "tetter" : another name for Eczema. Seems j good to realize, also, that Dr.; Hobsoirs Eczema Ointment has! proven n perfect cure. ) Mrs. D. L. Kenney writes: "I cannot sutlieiently express my j thanks to you for your Dr. Hob- j son's Eczema Qiutmmt. It has I cured my tetter, which has j troubled me for over llfty years." j All druggists, or by mail, ."iOc. Pkeiffkr Chemical Co. St. Louis, Mo. Philadelphia. Pn. i j Baptist Church Notes. ; lly Pastor T. A. Huwiuan. j Last Sunday uiteruoon Harry t Smith was baptized out at Red I Oak at the big rock. ! Wo expeeted to attend the Baptist Summer icsembly at Arcadia Heights this week but owing to circumstances did not go. At a meeting of the deacons hist! week the pastor was asked to re- i consider his resignation and which ! he has ugreud to do on certain conditions on the church's part. At the regular monthly busiuess meetinir last Saturday evening the church voted to withdraw from the Union services in the park here after. A uavment is to be made on our church debt this week. Little by little we are cutting it down. A church debt is a great burden to anv church and the quicker it's oil the better. The mortgage for the $ 100 paid olY some time ago, was burned at the last Sunday morning service. Hemember the coming of Bro. O.Lee Phelps next Suturday night, Sunday and Sunday night. Ho is so well known here there ought to be a largo attendance at all tho services. I'nul Davis, one of our best young men, will o to Cape Girardeau to school shortly and transfers his membership also. A real Christian young man, his name we withhold, the nearest a perfect disciple we have .seen or heard of In these parts called tho other morning and said, "Here is a check, it is my tith, use it w hero over you in your judgment see lit." Well', buck of him is, I believe, the best Christian man in my knowledge in Gasconade county l.lu (,th.r. Would there were more such fathers and sons in this country. German Evangelical Church Notes. ! Hy tho I'aaUir, Kev. H. Hpechl. Sundav school at 9:00 a. in. i evtry Sunday. German preach-! Irtg nt 10:00 a. m. English eveiiinu-services iu the : park at 7:15 p. m. ! t The Sunday school teachers will i meet noxt week on Thursday at! 7:.'K)p. m. i Saturday school from !:)) to! 12:00 a. m. regularly. Tho Junior and Ladles choirs j will resume their exercises next week, The Juniors will meetj Monday and Saturday evening and the Ladies choir each Monday j at 7 t'.M p. m. iu the church. Kxamine mil' new., stock of high-grade standard watches and consider our prices before sending away for ;i t i in e p i e c c Oliver Greenstreet Glasses Steady the Nerves For certain forms of nervousness Glasses have often been found very bonetleial. This has been proven many times when the only relief hopeel for was freedom from eye troubles. Hut any nervousness which is due to eye strain (and it is quite prevalent) will bo relieved by wearing the right Glasses. We are able to get the right glasses for you. That is what our optical department is for. Call. ORA KEY. Optician H. L. Landwehr Sells Store. H. L. Landwehr, owner of the general store nt Bern, has sold out to H. F. Krcler, of Bay. The stock of goods will be invoiced iu a short time as Mr. Kreter will take possession September 1. Mr. Landwehr recently purchased the William SchaetVer-koetter farm at Bern and Intends to go to farming. He has been in tho Bern store just 2." years tho tirst of September, having purchased same from the late Henry Tayloe. The Bern store has always been considered a very good stand. Mr. Kreter recently bargained for the Gaeblur store at Swiss but tho deal fell through so he bought out Mr. Landwehr. Public Sales. Friday, August 2'-', salcof personal property of I. N. Souders estate, 1 1-2 miles north of Oak Hill, beginning at 11:00 a. in. Wednesday, August 27, sale of personal property by G. W. Bud-demeyer at his farm at Old Wool-lam, beginning at 10:00 a. in. Fair September 5 and 6 OWENSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL A Two Year High School Course, fulfilling all requirements of the State Superintendent nnd of the State University. Opens September 1, 1913. Address Prii.. Wm. L. Stejner, Owensville. LeCompte-Coppedge. i - A (juii t home wedding was solemnized by Kev. D. M. Davis of the Methodist church Tuesday afternoon when he united iu marriage Miss Elizabeth Coppedgo of this city and Gus Garland Le-! Compte of Macon, Mo. The cere-i mony was performed at the residence of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Coppedge, in the I presence of only immediate relatives and a few friends. The bride wore a lovely wedding gown of white crepe meteor, trimmed with handsome lace. She carried a shower boquet of bride's roses and lilies of the valley. The bride Is one of our most charming young ladies. Until a few months ago she was employed as a stenographer with the Union Abstract Co., Okeemah, Okla., a position she held over three years. Mr. LcCompte is the youngest son of J. W. LeCompte, a banker and an old resident of Cassville, Barry county, this state. Mr. LeCompte holds the position of court stenographer of the Second Judicial Circuit. The happy couple departed ou the afternoon train amid a copious shower of rice. After a brief stay-in St. Louis, they will go to Macon, where they will reside. St. James Journal. Tho bride is a young lady well known in and about Owensville, the Coppedge family having lived here for several years. Her friends join us In extending hearty congratulations.Elisha J. Hollandsworth. Elisha J. Hollundsworth, one of ithe old citizens of Gasconade county, died Monday morning, August 11, after a brief Illness, aged 74 yoars. Deceased hud lived in this county for many years. He was an old soldier, having served throughout .1- -,!.! tt'.. n..l ..UP, ill I me iivii wni, uuu ... Sherman's historic march to the sea. In h!s later years ho was very fond of relating his experiences in the war and would talk for hours about Incidents In the irreat conflict. Until he became old and decrepit he was an unusu ally hard working man. He leaves three sons Thomas, Louis and Hoy and three daugh ters Mrs. Mary Rapier, Mrs. Jen nie Haddox and Mrs. Dora llad- dox. He died at the home of the last named on the farm ho former ly owned. His wife preceded him in death but a few years. The funeral was held Tuesday, the 12th, interment being In the Liberty cemetery near Canaan. Onion Meeting. Union service will bo conducted as usual every Sunday evening In the park at 7:15. Tho speaker for next Sunday will be Rev. Phelps, a Baptist minister well known to most of our people. This news might surprise the attendants of our lust Union meeting where it had been announced that our Baptist brothers and sisters had resolved to quit the "Union." In explanation the undersigned wishes to state that he has been requested indirectly to give Rev. Phelps a chance to Speak in the park. Since it Is customary with Christian people to show kindness to everybody and especially to such as we acoordlng to the teachings of Christ consider our fellow brothers in the King's business, no matter what stand they are taking towards us, the undersigned could not refuse. So come each and all and attend the service. The hymns for Sunday are as follows: Nos. 117, llf, 111 and 115. Rev. H. Specht, Evangelical Pastor. (inn. Wastkd Kxjierienced in general housework, good with children. Must be of good char acter und one whom we can keep for some time Apply to MiA Smith. Owensville Bank. 11. I). Fokdyck, Kldon, Mo. 2trw NeuluteherShop Our new butcher shop is now open and ready for new business. Remember, we open at 5 :X) o'clock every morning to accomodate those of our patrons who are early risers. We are glad to serve you and we invite your patronage, promising you fair treatment and satisfactory service. rVesh, clean meats all the time. Try us. Open Sunday mornings from r:(K) to !):Hhi. m. STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES Large stock of the groceries you want. Always fresh and apetizing. Don't forget that we want yourproduce--Eggs, Butter, Poultry, Etc., ami we pay highest market prices. Call and get acquainted. August W. Doermann. Foil Sai.k Kleclric Light Plant Owensville, Missouri. tf llKM.IVi HUOS. Kok Sai.k K0 acre (urm, li miles south I Rlund. Cull on or write. W. ('oi,iiUvK, 12t.'i:t Bland, Mo., Route 1. For Sai.k 185 acre farm, ItO m ri'8 in cultivation; over 100 acres of balance can he cleared iind cultivated. '.' miles ftom Owensville. J. K. Bryan. Kni! Sai.k 1 good wngoti scale. ANiiinli P. stationary engine, 35 II. P. boiler, nil in good shape .1 K. Hkyas. :tsf Koi: Sai.k A horse of extra good quality. This horse is n pencil niid the price is right. Dr. Cass Slielton, Route 1, 4t.'!!t Owensville, Mo. -Foit Sai.k I lots, 5(1 x 140, in Block 0, adjoining J. W. Hens-ley's property. Inquire at the OrvciiHville Hank or Clms. Kinr tiud. Hermann, Mo. Mtf Fun Sai.k -I'JlIl Model. Motor Cycles and Motor Boats at bargain prices, nll'makes, brand new nntrliines, on easy monthly payment plan. Oct our proposition before lutying or you will regret it, also Imrgains iu used Motor Cycles. Write us today. Knelose stump for reply. Address Lock Hox II, Trenton, Mich. Foil Sai.k Oood stone dwelling house, 0 rooin, garret, good cellar, stable, cistern and outhouses. 7 lots line 'ground, fruit trees, vineyard and garden, in one of the best locations of the city. For sale because owner cannot live here. Write or call on (Just. A. Fukhsd, lilp;5 nermann, Mo. Subscribe for the REPUBLICAN Wear This Shoe Called "HONESTY" It Saves Shoe Money Come iu and see this Shoe and be convinced t hat this is just the shoe you have been looking; for ' AUFDER HEIDEACOMPANY i -l'oit Sai.k -.'!hi neic farm, 1.'! miles north of Owensville. Stone house VI X .0 with addition consisting of kitchen, dining room and '1 lad rooms; stone barn 00 X 'VI; some lowlmid, some highland uii( some sidling land, nearly nil limestone soil; about 100 acres ill cultivation; running val r. $17.50 IHTacre. Party will leave '2000 iu place if buyer desires. Will give possession inside of a month and will sell crop also. For further information call on Wm. lU'ciiiini., White House Hotel, 4p:i7 O Aciisville, Mo. Proclamation. - Whereas, tfie Governor of Missouri has called upon all able bodied men to work upon the roads in their respective localities on the 20th and 21st days of August, and has asked that these days bo regarded as holidays aud all other business Huspondod so far as possible, and, whereas, tho County Court of Gasconade county has given Its approval to said pro clamation anil issued a call to tho men of our county to work the roads, now therefore, us Mayor of tho City of Owensville, 1 do hereby cull upon all able bodied citizens of tho town to work upon the streets of our city on these two days nnd further request that all business be suspended and business houses lotied so far as pos sible. Jacob TaM'Mbybr, Mayor. MARKET REPORT. GRAIN, etc. Corrected every week by Tapp-meyer &IIouneke Wheal No. 2. .711 Wheal No. !l .74 Corn .'. i-'i cinver smij to n PRODUCE, ETO Hens.... '. 9 Broilers ,', Springs VI Old KoosIoim ; I Vuiiiik Kuoxtcrs U Kirgs fresh IU Dn.'ks Turkeys -younK .. Tin keys old 15 Hut tut fresh 20 Crunuitiry Butter 'M COUNTER ""T"S JORfr f- ion irTm ii-'SCl 1 ValfXSiaai 'a 1 zant' m, m1