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Newspaper

Hayti Herald

Location

Hayti, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1913

Page

8

Stearns Plans Teaching Post After Columbia Visit

B S Stearns, lately at State University of Columbia, returned home this week to spend time with family and friends. He will teach this term in St Louis or St Louis county. John R Smith and Mrs Hat tie Mitchell of Caruthersville wed at the Methodist parsonage in town Sunday at 9 30 AM by Rev J B Lyle. The pastor shared the joke in a humorous moment. J W McFarland and John Parks visited from Caruthersville Thursday night.

B.S. Stearns State University At Columbia St. Louis St. Louis County John R. Smith Hattie Mitchell Caruthersville J. B. Lyle

Local Visit, Sermon At Methodist Church In Hayti

Hon R L Ward and wife with Rev BE Orear and Miss Edith Tisdadt arrived from Caruthersville Sunday night. Rev Orear preached to a large Methodist church audience. Wm Skinner, aged citizen who moved to Rector Ark, died Saturday and was buried Sunday at White cemetery. Mrs Jeff Frazier visited Kennett area and came to Hayti with sister Miss Hattie Mae Argo. Miss Minnie Rushby of St Louis, a top sales lady at Graf Grand Leader, is vacationing here.

R. L. Ward BE. H. Orear Edith Tisdadt Caruthersville Orear Methodist Church Wm Skinner Rector Ark White Cemetery Jeff Frazier Kennett Hayti Hattie Mae Argo Minnie Rushby St. Louis

Notice of Final Settlement in Gettings Estate

Administratrix Edna M. Gettings will make final settlement of S. R. Gettings estate at Pemiscot County Probate Court in Caruthersville Missouri on Monday November 10 1915. Creditors and others interested are notified to appear and object as required by law.

S. R. Gettings Edna M. Gettings Pemiscot County Missouri Caruthersville

Ed Adams reports brother still weak in Rector Arkansas

Ed Adams, tending his brother Newt near Rector Arkansas, returned Wednesday night and says his brother remains quite low. He moved from home to a Paragould hospital for care. The telephone company plans major changes in Hayti including rebuilding and moving the exchange office uptown. Toll-line headquarters may be placed in Hayti. Judge G R Henderson and family left Tuesday night for visits in Dyer and Lauderdale counties Tennessee. Notices warn milk producers that trespassers will be prosecuted. Blair and Nat Buckley left Sunday for Henderson Tennessee to visit relatives and friends. Jack Teaster ill with his family at Denver Tennessee. his baby also ill. Everton Speer, with R L Popham and son Harold, toured Cape Girardeau by car Saturday and returned Sunday. The Ladies Aid ice cream social at the Methodist church Tuesday night attracted many. receipts satisfactory. J E Grifen, formerly in Hot Springs, visited Friday night. Mr and Mrs John LaGrand welcomed a nine pound girl Tuesday morning. Rev J B Lyle attended to business in Caruthersville Monday and Wednesday.

Ed Adams Newt Rector Ark Paragould Telephone Company Hayti G. R. Henderson Dyer Lauderdale Tennessee Concord Blair Nat Buckley Memphis Henderson Pinson and Humbolt Tenn Jack Teaster Everton Speer R. L. Popham Harold Cape Girardeau Ladies Aid Methodist Church J. E. Grifen Hot Springs John LaGrand

Ingram Ridge Farmer Fatally Shot by Preacher

Joe Hampton prominent farmer at Ingram Ridge was shot and killed Saturday afternoon when he confronted Vinton Smith, prompting Reverend Marion Smith to fire three shotgun blasts in defense. Coroner's jury exonerates the preacher. Also notes social visits by Mrs. Theo Klinkhardt, Miss May Latshaw, and John Streiff.

Joe Hampton Ingram Ridge Marion Smith Vinton Smith Hampton Preacher Smith

M. E. Church Services Choir Practice and Preaching

The M E Church schedules Friday choir practice at 7 30 p m Sunday School at 10 a m and preaching at 11 a m and 730 p m The morning sermon title is To Pray is to Work from John 14 13 Pastor J B Lyle leads the services.

J. B. Lyle

Two Story House For Sale Near Public School

Property listing describes a two story house with 300 barn and all outbuildings including wood shed chicken house and waterworks in kitchen and bath. Grounds feature fruit trees berries grapes yard shrubs roses flowers and a 25 barrel tank. Located close to public school one block from public square with 2 lots and a T room house buggy shed and barn. Terms half cash balance in one or two years. Seller Fred Morgan Havsti Mo. aout

Public Square Fred Morgan Havsti

Automobile party heads to Portageville and trip notes

Mr and Mrs Ll L Lesler and son Ernest and Mr and Mrs I Kohn and son Louie formed an automobile party to Portageville Thursday. Contractor J A Johnson left Friday to visit his sister at Blodgett.

Ll. L. Lesler Ernest I. Kohn Louie Portageville J. A. Johnson Blodgett

Dodson's Liver Tone Promises Safe Liver Relief

An advertisement extols Dodson's Liver Tone as a mild vegetable remedy to keep the liver in check, claiming it avoids harsh drug effects and is suitable for children. It is sold at Leaders Drug Store with a money back guarantee, priced at 50 cents a bottle.

Dodson Letters Drug Store Leaders Drug Store

Trustee's Sale of Haiti Real Estate in Pemiscot County

By deed of trust dated January 17, 2, Mrs. Lou Morris conveyed Lots 5 and 6 in Block 10, City of Haiti, Pemiscot County Missouri to J W McFarland as trustee to secure a promissory note. Default in payment occurred and the acting sheriff J M Stubblefield, as trustee, proceeds at the request of the note holder to enforce the sale.

Pemiscot Haiti Pemiscot County Missouri J. W. McFarland J. M. Stubblefield

Public sale of real estate in Hayti Missouri

Visions and stipulations of said deed of trust authorize me to sell on Saturday September 18 1914 at the north front door of city hall Hayti Pemiscot county Missouri between nine in the forenoon and five in the afternoon for cash to pay the note and costs of executing this trust M STUBBLEFIELD Sheriff and Acting Trustee

A. D Hayti Pemiscot County Missouri M. Stubblefield

Also Mentioned on This Page

John Parks Airdome Globe Dorris Electric Theatre John F. Scott Elorse, Whoeing Biblical Encyclopaedia Theo. Klinkhardt Peter Streiff May Latshaw W. H Finch John Streiff This City M. E. Church Services Katharine Streiff Dress Ginghams Ldc Woplin Bolt Duck Big Ben Johnny Devas Sera
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