0 0 0 00 0 0 of TEN THE SENTINEL. EDINA, MO. THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1940. With Merritt's 105 Ranch Rodeo. TEN HORSE CATCH ISLAND ence Stokes of Plevna, and two grandchildren, Evelyn and James Virgil Kendall.
She also leaves to mourn her loss her aged mother, Mrs. Maria Elliott, of Ralston, six sisters, Mrs. Lee Herman of Pawhuska, Mrs. Lula Hines of Hutchinson, Mrs. Mary McEndree of Kirksville, Mrs.
Anna Kennedy and Mrs. Emma Gann of Long Beach, Mrs. Maud Trimm of Fairfax, and two brothers, Kellar Elliott and Andrew Elliott of Los Angeles, Calif. Her father, a brother and a sister preceded her in death. She was a member of the Shelbina Eastern Star in which order she was a faithful worker.
During her lifetime she was a devoted citizen to the truth she believed and we feel she is in the hands of a just God who doeth all things well. Our loving mother now at rest, We feel assured on Jesus breast, We would not call her back again To grieve and mourn and suffer pain. Her loss we all so deeply feel, And none the vacant place can fill; But, for faith and strength from God To walk within the path she trod. PLEVNA. Mr.
and Mrs. A. W. Hall of Denver, came Friday to visit Mr. and Mrs.
E. L. Hall and family. Mrs. Jewell Miller and Mrs.
Lena McKay Knox City attended the funeral of their cousin at Madison, Friday. Mrs. Edgar Powell and son, Elmer, and Mr. and Mrs. P.
A. Hudson called Sunday evening on J. R. Rice, who has been ill for several days at his home. Mr.
and Mrs. D. E. Roberts and Mrs. Roberts two sisters and her mother of Kirksville were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. William Pence Sunday afternoon. The Pense's son, W. G. Pence, of Fairfield, was also a guest Saturday night and Sunday evening.
Uncle Zeb Sez: "Th' feller that's sure of a heavenly home is allus th' first t' call a doctor. INSULATION You can add much to the comfort of your home by puttingin your attic. Get Information. ANTRIM LUMBER COMPANY J. H.
Arndt, Mgr. Phone 68. Edina, Mo. BANK YOU SAVE WHEN YOU SPEND ON THE HOME Home owners should take advantage of their credit. Those who have established a record for meeting installment notes promptly are regarded by banks and credit departments as better risks than cash buyers who have never tested their ability and character to meet payments.
Using your credit is good business judgment. ASK ABOUT THE ABC WAYTHE EASY WAY TO PAY ANTRIM LUMBER CO. J. H. ARNDT, Mgr.
Phone 68. Edina. Mo. Enemies of Flowers. Question: What are some of the insects from which flowers should be guarded? Answer: At this season the year keep a close watch on roses for the slug which causes the leaves to bleach and die, the leaf rollwhich bores into the blossom buds and ties the leaves, the rose mildew which appears as a powder injures foliage and blossoms, and red spiders which injure the leaves in dry seasons.
Either or all of these pests can be controlled quite well by beginning when buds first open, and dusting lightly at frequent intervals, or following each rain with a mixture consisting of 1 part arsenate of lead and 5 parts ordinary sulphur. It will help, however, to go over the bushes frequently and crush the leaf rollers. Where they are injuring peony buds! destroy them by hand. In case of the various flowering shrubs, remember that prompt dust or spray applications of arsenate of lead will protect them from the different caterpillars or beetles feeding on the foliage and blossoms. The leaf roller is the most difficult one to control.
Where aphids or common plant lice attack shrubs or other flowers, or garden crops, spray promptly, using a tablespoonful of black leaf 40 in gallon of soapsuds. For the blister beetle on clematis, hand destruction is the surest remedy. If close watch is kept on flowers and shrubs and one of these controls is applied promptly, there will be no serious difficulty in protecting them from insect pests and diseases. School and attended St. Louis University one year and served an enlistment in the U.
S. Navy before enrolling at Carthage College, where he was active in athletics and was assistant coach. He is a member of the Theta Tau Sigma fraternity. He was principal of the LaPrairie High School last year and has been reemployed. ACES NOW LEAD NEMO LEAGUE Hannibal Is Tumbled From League Top Sunday by 9-6 Score.
In a hard fought battle for Nemo League honors Sunday, the Edina Aces smacked the Hannibal Boosters out of first place and set themselves up as league leaders by a half game margin. The Boosters took the littlel end of a 9-6 score for their first defeat of the season. The Aces went into the eighth inning trailing 5 to 2, but in this frame Edina bunched 5 of their 11 hits, and with three walks and an error thrown in tallied up 7 runs before the side was out. Patchen led off the eighth with a single. Kurtz and Buban walked, filling the bases.
Patchen scored on Lucas' hard single and Kurtz came in on Gibbons' infield out. McCampbell then walked to refill the bases, after which Ralls cleaned the paths with a long homer to left center. After Cupp flied out to left, B. Boltz doubled and scored on Patchen's double, he dying on base when Kurtz flied deep to center to end the inning. Hannibal's only bid for a comeback in the ninth was Treaster's triple to left, and after he scored while Cupp was throwing out Pascal no one else reached first base.
Brooks, Hannibal starting pitcher, allowed 9 hits, 8 runs, struck out 11 and walked 7 in 81-3, innings, and Palmer, who succeeded him in the eighth, allowed a run and 2 hits in 2-3 of an Lucas, twirler, gave up 14 hits, 6 runs, struck out 3 and walked none. He was the winning pitcher. Mann and Hartsock were the umpires. The Aces go to Elmer next Sunday, as they have an open date, due to drawing a bye in the league schedule. Following is Sunday's box score: Hannibal AB HE Donaldson, 2b 5 2 2 0 Osbourne, SS 5 0 1 0 Conley, If 5 3 0 Christal, 3b 0 0 Bowers, cf 5 2 Hedges, 1b 5 0 Treaster, rf 5 0 Pascal, 5 1 1 0 Brooks, 5 1 1 Palmer, 0 0 0 0 Totals 45 6 14 3 Edina AB HE Ralls, 3b 5 1 co 3 1 Cupp, 2b.
B. Boltz, ef 1 1 0 Patchen, 1b Kurtz, ss 2 0 Buban, 3 2 Gibbons, rf 4 1 McCampbell, If 1 Totals 34 9 11 5 Obituary. Ruth Elliott Kendall, daughter of John and Maria Parks Elliott, was born March 10, 1882, near Novelty, and departed this life at her home June 7. She was married to Amos Lee Kendall of Plevna, Feb. 2, 1899.
There they lived on a farm until October, 1935, when they moved Shelbina, where she has continued to make her home since the death of her husband March 31, 1936. Surviving her are the children, Carl R. of Shelbina and Mary Flor- LINDINA MISSOURI EDINA, N. E. FINEST Missouri's THEATER Two Shows Each Night, 7 and 9 p.
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Carl Gragg Lloyd Heiney WEDNESDAY THURSDAY June 26 and 27 "Swiss Family Robinson" Featuring Thomas Mitchell, Edna Best and Freddie Bartholomew. 10 and 25 Cents. Letha Kurth Carl Lang Pulled a Fast One. CLASSIFIED ADVERTIsem*nTS FOR SALE, WANTED LOST, FOUND, ETC. RATE-10 cents a line (count 6 or abbreviations as A line and send cash with order.) No advertisem*nt Inserted in this column for lean than 20 cemte.
A service charge of 25 cents additional will be made on "blind ads," calling for inquiries at The Sentinel office. FOR SALE FOR SALE-Yearling Jersey bull, registered. Marra Baring. FOR SALE--Yearling Shorthorn bulls. Frank Baldwin, Plevna, Mo, tf FOR SALE--Good Hereford bulls.
Priced to sell. W. F. Rimer, Edina. FOR SALE--Electrolux kerosene refrigerator, cheap.
Arnold's Store, Edina. FOR SALE- Two yearling Angus males; 500 bushels corn. E. E. Marble Edina.
FOR SALE-Six head Whiteface yearling heifers. Mrs. E. L. Barnett, Novelty.
FOR SALE -Flowers: Bouquets and sprays. Mrs. J. F. Witherow, phone 205F03, Edina.
FOR class, registered Hereford bulls; females all ages; one or a carload. Come and see them. J. J. Early Sons, Baring.
tf FOR SALE -U. S. approved and pullorum-tested chicks, hatching each Monday and Thursday, at special prices. Knox County Hatchery, Phone 123. 147 FOR SALE-10-foot sulky rake; 2 used McCormick mowers; good used walking cultivator; F-20 tractor; 2 G.
P. tractors; Fordson tractor; good team mares, 6 and 7 years old; team smooth mouth work horses. Dalton Implement Edina. FOR RENT FOR RENT-7-room modern home. Edwin Robinson, Edina.
FOR RENT- Furnished or unfurnished modern apartment. Mrs. P. C. Gibbons, Edina.
WANTED WANTED--To buy 2 sweep rakes, either side hitch or push type. H. C. Palmer, Novelty. WANTED--Carpenter work, plastering, painting, by spray or brush; also paper hanging and flue building; by hour or contract.
Clyde Edina. tf WANTED--Your dead stock of all kinds, horses, hogs, cattle and sheep. Removed free, and all telephone charges paid. Edina Rendering Service. Phone 1000.
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Write the J. R. Watkins Company, 338 Liberty Street, Winona, Minn. CARDS OF THANKS BLOOD -I wish to express my thanks to friends for their kindness shown me at the time of the death of my uncle, James C. Blood.
-L. Esther Eubank. FORMER EDINA GIRL MARRIED (Continued from first page.) from the Metropolis High ture bride and bridegroom were served. During the morning Mr. and Mrs.
Gregory left for St. Louis, where they will spend several days and will then go to Greeley, where he will attend the summer term of the Colorado State College. They will be at home after Aug. 1 in LaPrairie, where they have a furnished apartment. The bride 18 a graduate of Carthage High School and Carthage College, where she was a member of the A Cappella Choir and was affiliated with the Pi Phi Nu sorority.
She has taken an active part in the activities of Immaculate Conception Church, and has been the organist for several years. She has been a member of the Hanco*ck County Journal office staff for the last four years and continued her work until last Saturday. She possesses a rare graciousness of manner which has made her a favorite and she is known as one of Carthage's most charming young women. She has been honored by selection both as queen of Carthage College and the Carthage homecoming celebration. The bridegroom is also a graduate of Carthage College.
He was graduated from the Metropolis High Rembrandt, the painter, overhear- ing it said that his paintings would be worth many times more after he died, and his death announced by his family, hid himself while his "widow" held an immensely profitable sale of his pictures, then unblushingly "came, to life" once more! FOR QUICK RESULTS ADVERTISE IN THE CLASSIFIED COLUMN. do PHONE 48 CASH I RUXLOW'S AND CARRY -Fine Granulated, 10 45c -Main Street, Guaranteed, Lb. 14c; 3 CHERRIES- -Red Pitted, No. 2 Can. -10c -For Cakes, Pastry and Frying, 3 Lbs.
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