Darlington Record (Darlington, MO), 1907-05-01

              . . :-. - :i? v VOL. XVII. DABLINGTON, GENTRY COUNTY, MISSOURI, WEDNESDAY, MAY 1, 1907. NO. 16 Local and Local and Hats and 5 Personal J Personal I off t ofiotof o Saps for ien LOOK Til J I have just received a new stock of latest style Hats and Spring Caps for men and boys. These are fhe nobby 1907 spring styles, and if you want the head piece that is right up to the minute, come in and look over my new line. I can please you in a hat or a cap. Darlington, Mo. Farm Machinery I now have my spring goods in stock. I have , a complete line of Rock Island, Avery and Morrison riding and walking Farm Tools, Disc Harrows, Corn Planters, Sulky Plows. Also Buggies and Surreys. I cordially invite everybody to call and get prices on my goods before buying elsewhere. See my line of Corn Planters, 2-row Cultivators and Manure spreaders 0. C. Groom Darlington, Mo. Dr. J. XT. Barger Physician and Surgeon DARLINGTON - - MISSOMEI All calls promptlyattended day or night. Specicl attention to diseases of Women and Children. Office : South side of Center street. Telephone Office. No. 16 Residence, No. 7. Col. R. W. Mitchell, Lite Stock Auctioneer, ALBANY, MO. Pedigreed live stock a specialty. Pedigrees tabulated. Farm sales conducted on modern principles. Write or ' phone for dates. Phone No. 254 E. y. Mitchell. Albany RAILROAD TIME TABLES. G. B. & 0. RAILROAD. QOINQ HOBTB. No. Ill, Bethany -Charit'n Expressll :59 a. m Gran t City and Char itoo Express. 5 :23 p. m No. 119, local freight 7:25a.na QOIRQ SOUTH. No. 112,Charit'n-Bethany Express, 1:57 p.m Chariton and Grant City Express, 9 :18 a. m Grant City freight 9 :50 a. m For rates or any Information, apply to W. J. BLOOM, Local Agent. Trains East. Trains Wist. No.6 ....3:15 p. m. No. 1. 3:56 a. m No. 14 10:45 p. m No. 3........ 5:41 p.m No. 70 Freight7 :32 a.m No.71Frelffht 5 :0Op.m Tor farther particulars, rates,ete apply to W.J. BLOOM, Agent. illlllllllllWlll I I III 1I1UUII11HM1 1 UllHrlllH. t Top notch prices Every day in the week on all kinds of produce. Take your Poultry and Produce to Darlington's exclusive Poultry and Produce dealer. D. S-YOUNG Darlington's Poultry Dealer mniniT i 1 1 1 iiii.."i"ri'"" 1 i ini'HM..t A. GOODMAN At the Brick Store we are an wismng tnat spring would spring a brignt bunch of May days on us and that right away. Found A laprobe in southwest part of town on last Monday morning, April 22nd. Owner may have same by identl fying it and paying for this ad. O. C. GRpOM. Y. A. Campbell and family of Al bany left yesterday for Los Angeles, iaui., wnere tney expect to visit ior a time with C. G. Garman and family. They will spend a year in Caljfornia, viewing the wonders of the west and enjoying the climate of the coast coun try. F. U. Lile and family left Saturday for Sumner county, Kansas, after e pend ing a couple of weeks at the bedside of her brother, Prof. J. T. Rucker, who continues very low at the home of bis parents, Larkin Rucker and wife, over near Alanthus. Mr. and Mrs. Lile ex pect to spend the summer in Kansas, and they may locate permanently there. While at the depot last Satur day Finis banded us another dollar, with strict injunction that we send the ttecora alter tnem at least once a week, during the coming year. Elmer E. Deel, assistant foreman of the Brotherhood of American Yeo men, was present at the meeting of the Darlington Homestead last Thurs day night and gave a most interesting talk on the order and the' work which it is doing There was a good crowd at the meeting, and those present could not help being impressed by the talk of Mr Deel, and they were also impressed by the rapid growth of the Yeoman order, ae pointed out in his speech. The Darlington Homestead still continues to take in new members. and is fast becoming one of the strong branches of the order in this section. Mrs.' C. L. Groom visited Sunday at P. A. Lock's. John P. FTaight nd wife were Albany visitors last Wednesday. . Born, to J W. Scott and wife, at Ford City, Friday morning, a son. O. C. Groom has good seed corn which he Is selling at $1 per bushel. Best goods, lowest prices. Mrs. Mable Roe. Parties owing me please call and settla at once, as I have sold my stock of drugs. M C. Gartin. Arvel CJroom and wife visited Sunday with his sister, Mrs. D. A. Lock, southwest of town. Dr. Barger, wife and daughter Edith and Miss Anna Pruden were Albany visitors Friday. Gale Goodman visited Saturday and Sunday with his brother, L. E. Goodman, near McFall. Born, to Lloyd Clark and wife, at their home south of Gentry ville, a son, on Saturday morning, April 27th. Miss Zelma Gray came down from Mary ville Friday and visited until Sun day with home folks west of town. Mrs. A. L. She I man of Blackfoot, Idaho, last week sent in a $2 Record remittance, marking ahead to June 15 1907. Miss Bertha Gilleppie went Mon day to visit a week with her cousin, Mrs. Chas. Terry, over north of Al bany. W. F. Armstrong and wife drove up and spent Sunday afternoon with F. M Enochs and wife, over north of McCurry Sunday. Miss Leiva Goodman visited Satur day night and Sunday with Miss Nell Enochs and attended preaching services at the Union church. -Get your ground ready by May 15tb, and buy your sweet potato plants of W. A. Garrett at his Albany Hot Beds. Plants only 25 cents a hundred. I am agent for the Edison Phono graphs. Have just received new rec ords come and hear them. Walter Enochs. W. A. flacrett.the Albany nursery man, will have plenty of sweet potato plants by May 15th get your beds ready and plant them out soon after that date. Earl Shelby and wife of near Gen try ville visited Sunday with her grand father, Anderson Redding,at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Mary Dodge, south of town. L. F. Phillips of Gravity, Iowa, visited last of last week with his old friend, H.W. Goff, at Albny. He was on bis way home after a visit to the Indian Territory. Mrs Gristle Oyler was able to come to town Friday, the first time in seven weeks, having been quite sick with pneumonia fever at her home west of Darlington. Miss Edith Tolliver of Bethany visited Saturday afternoon with her uncle, C. W. Tolliver and wife, in west Darlington. She was on her way to Mary ville, where she is attending school. Miss Pattie Rigney of near Evona returned home Saturday, after a ten days' visit with her sister, Mrs. Em- mett Shelby, here. Miss Rigney wil probably teach in the Darlington schools the coming year. M. O. Gartin this week sold his drug store in Darlington to J. A. Barger of Bethany. Mr. Barger expects to move down this week.and take charge of the business here. Mr. Gartin has not de cided yet as to what he will do. S. S. Garman has been in Gentry county a long time, but he thougt it rather strange to see his wife and her neighbor.Mrs Arvel Groom, out snow balling yesterday morning It is not often that this sport is indulged in on April 30th in this county. G T. Weepe "and son Barney were at Albany Friday and the former called at the printer's den lon'g enough to leave another dollar for the Record, marking ahead to March 8, 1908 Mr. Weese is putting in a new cave at the j Mrs. Ganaway farm near Gentry ville, where be has lived for a good many years Reed & Hutchison, the Alhanv Marble mm, have a large stock of marble and granite on hand, and are better prepared than ever to furnish you just what you want in the wav of a monument or a headstone to mark the final ratios? place of your departed friend thm nod get a suitable piece of - v Hecoratfon 'nv Mrs. E. C. Felts was an Albany visitor Saturdav. Mrs. Arthur Holmes of PiousRidge was at Albany yesterday. Uncle Charley McKnight and wife were at Albany last Wednesday. Dell Lock and Chloe Neville visit ed Sunday with Naomi Christian. New goods arriving weekly. Mrs. Mable Roe. Scott Morrison and W. J. Williams of Albany were here Friday working on the telephone line. J. B. Sager and wife visited over Sunday with her sister, Mrs. S. P. Sherman, at Brunswick. Cleo Chenoweth, Earl Shoemaker and Miss Elsie Groom were guests of Miss Zelma Gray Sunday. Don't forget that W. A. Garrett of Albany will have plenty of sweet potato plants after May 15th. Emmett Evans of Ford City visited Monday night with his grandparents, J. E. McGuire and wife, here. Mrs. C. L Groom left Monday for her h6me at Kansas City, Kan., after a month's visit with relatives here. Native lumber for sale. Bridge and dimension lumber of all kinds, at my home one mile west of Gentry ville. j Wm. Weese. J.A. Barger of Bethany came down Sunday and visited first of the week with his brother, Dr. Barger, in Dar lington. Mrs. J. A. Harger came down from Bethany Friday and visited over Sun day with her mother, Mrs. Alpha Easterly, here. Prof. Dougherty, wife and daugh ters went Monday to Ridgeway for an extended visit witri his mother, Mrs Anna Dougherty. Mrs W. K. McCulley and children of Albany drove down and spent the day Friday with F. M. McCulley and family, in Darlington. Dr.CaBe Crayens came up Wednes day from St. Joseph and visited until Saturday with his parents, J. B. Cra vens and wife. est'of town. -Win. Winegardaer and Edd Dewitt visited Saturday night and Sunday with the latter's brother-in-law, X. D. Allenbrand and wife, near Berlin. Rev. l. C. Campbell filled his reg ular appointment at the Union church Sundav at 11 o'clock, after which he baptized four candidates for church membership. Scott Roamsburg, wife and two children of Oklahoma City, Okla., re turned home Wednesday, after a ten davs' visit with her darents, N. P. De witt and wife, here. Mrs. Alpha Ensterly visited Satur dav with her daughter, Mrs. J. W. Scott, at Ford City. She was accompa nied bv her daughter, Mrs. J. A. Barger, of Bethany. Miss Lulu Gartin visited over Sun- day with her parents, A. W. Gartin and wife, near Ford City, returning Monuay 10 ner wont aa a etuutauu in jNonowess Missouri ujuege ai. .juaoy. t . 1 wi 1 n.ll i Alt -rev.ra iuwU8 wu. prttuu lu M.. tj. cnurcn nere next aunaay morn ing and evening. Rev. Downs will be remembered as an able minister, and all are urged to go and hear him next Sunday. Rev. C. L. Groom of Kansas Citv. Kan., visited Friday night with his parents. M. Groom and wife, here, on his way to Bolckow, Mo., where he filled his regular preaching appoint ment Sunday. MissOma Deaton went Saturday to Ford City, where she visited until Monday with relatives, when she left for her home at Billings, Mont., after a tnree montns' visit witn relatives here and at Raven wood. R P Williams and son Oliver of Cement. Okla., visited Saturday and Sunday with his brother-in-law, A. E. Griffith, and family, west of Darling ton, going on down to visit his brother, H. P. Williams, near McFall. R. E. Marsh and daughter Etta were nt Albany yesterday, and among his other transactions he called at the Drinting office long enough to leave a liberal check, marking up on his auc tioneer card and also making his sub scription credit read Jan. 12, 1908. -The Darlington public schools closed last Friday. The year has been a successful one. Prof. Dougherty as principal, and Mis? Schaumloeffel in the minor grades, have both done faithful work as instructors, and most all th DuDiU have made grades that ho a faithful year of work. g; There's one good place to go for AMERICAN FENCING. That place is M. GROOM'S Dar lington Hardware. H Also for Harness Jl tzz A full line of first-class Horse and Mule Millin- ''. zzs SEE ery reliable goods and right prices. 5 Yes, and for Garden Tools, Hoes, Rakes and 5 g everything in the Hardware and Tinware line see J H g Darlington, Mo. M. GROOM 3 luiiuiuuiiuiiiuuuaiuiuiuiuuuaiuiuuimauuiuiuiuii Prof. S. A. D, Culbertson of Al bany was in Darlington last Monday morning. East-bound Wabash passenger No. 6, which heretofore passed Darlington at 2:45 in the afternoon, has been chang- ed thirty minutes, its time now being 3:15 p. m. Mrs. Elizabeth Peery and Attor ney J. i. urnst and wile of Albany were in Darlington for a few hours Saturday, on their way to Nodaway county to attend the funeral of. Mr. Ernst's sister. Word comes from Waterloo, Neb., that Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Skelton are the proud parents of a boy boarder who ar rived at their home on April 20th. Grandpa S. S. Garman of Darlington wears his new dignity with becoming honor. New poles are being put in to carry the numerous lines from the Adams corner south of Darlington into the I central here. There were too many lines ior tne iignt poles tnat were originally put in when the Albany line was run to Darlington, and so heavy cedar poles are now taking the place of the old poles, and numerous cross arms can De put on to carry the wires from the south -Quite a number of the young peo pie gathered at the home of C. H In galls and wife last Saturday evening and spent a very enjoyable time with Miss Bernice Schaumloeffel. Those present were: Misses Sylvia McCulley, Lucy Staton, Ethel Colyar, Hester Wal ker, Lora Cobb and Pearl Haight. Messrs. Steve Cassity, Clair Owings, Stanley Good man, Homer Malson.Ralph Kidney and Alva Consoliver S. H. Benson, ex-prosecuting at torney of Gentry county and well 1 Jl . Known aemocrauc politician, was stricken with paralysis at theWabash rrAfi ; CtQw.TO i00 c0f.j i j , I - -"".v. UUVUlUViVIU M . 1A , , , , , - M RpnsftT1 was years, 2 months and 28 days old, and had practiced law at Stanberry for many years. Funeral services were held at StanberryTuesday afternoon, ' after which the remains were taken I i T i: 1 1 u reuison Ior Dunai. ammnimmmnimmmmmmmmmmnimninmimmfis I Feed and Flour I s We will have in a fresh car of Feed 2 H and Flour this week. Oar ORR'S g BEST FLOUR is the best Flour that 3 E: you can buy try it 3 Remember, our prices for Poultry, 5 Produce and Cream are the highest 3 E that the market will stand, always. 3 I Miller & Owings 1 H v DARLINGTON, MO. f iuiiuuiiuuiuiuuiiuiuiiiiiuaautuitiiiiuiiuiiuiauiuuic; Dr. A. L. Woolis, Physician and Surgoen, Office f-block north of Goodman's store. Phone No. 10. DARLINGTON - - MISSOUKl All professional calls answered day or night. DR.W. M. WILSON, DENTIST, Albanv, Mo Office: Up stairs in the Temple Block, Northwest corner square. 'Phones: Office 209; residence 329 Dolt Now Pay your subscription R. E. IMEARSH AUCTIONEER Farm sales, stocks of merchandise, or sales of any kind handled on small commissions. Address, DARLINGTON, - MISSOURI R.F.D, No. 1, Box 27. Phone through Gentry ville central - . " V - , C. H. ING ALLS' Livery Barn Good teams and new rigs for driving. Will Buy a Good Horse Any Day Come to the Ingalls Livery Barn, at Darlington, Missouri.