The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1900-12-14

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Friday, = : December ID, 1900.
Claude Rice, Of NV Florence, was
up Sunday.
john Show was visiting in Jones'
bury Sunday eve.
A. II. Kallmeycr OF New Florence,
was on our streets Saturday.
Mrs. bet,ie Chapman went to st.
Louis Saturday W. to visit a while.
Geo. Goodrich came up from High
Hill last Sunday with home folks.
Louie Ordelbeide came up from
Wright city sunday M his way out
TO Bellnower.
Juhre J.. NJ. HUI he's went TO ST.
Charles Monday morning to hold
court.
L. l., Kirk OF wellsvillc was in
Montgomery last saturday on legal
business
Roy Beck. OF Gamma, won the gold
medal at the contest at Union Chape.
last Saturday night.
Little Clarence %liarrell was quite
sirk last week supposed to have been
poisoned from eating %persimmons.
Chas. Nuns, Neal CLARK. Scott liar
rison. Tom Pew, Chas. Wnld aud 9th
ers attend Il the meeting OF the |. q.
q + at Wellsvilie saturday night.
\ house aud lot in wellsville sold
ut trustees at the court house in THE
city last Saiusdav for $25/ 10 Eldride
Oliver
tlareDcr Kiiwell came up Sundn,
from IT. Louis and accompanied little
Edith back h"me, ho had been visit
irg her grand mother Mrs. Kidwell
for the past week.
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Henry l.. Ernst and Carl Alger
m ssen of 81. Peters, uncle and brother
{ Emil Aleermissen pleasantly sur.
prsed him with n visit sunday, re-
turning an the $40 p. IN. train.
A. Vogt. the jeweler, surpasses all
former wears in the many lovely things
he has Tor holida, trade. What i.
more Mr.. Vogt has So manv useful
presents at such low prices that ever,
body ran be pleased in buying there.
J.. Day, who WIS tue republican
nominee for Judge of LEI disiric, u
this county nj the last election is vet
seriously III. Soon after the election
Mr.. Day was stricken with kidne,
trouble aud has been seriously III ever
since.
Jesse MeQuie. Of Welisvme WIS
here last Saturday to act as trustee In
selling a house and lot IN WeIisville.
McQuie was a little bit timid at frat
put got strung out he"cried the sale"
in fine style. receiving two bids AMI
knocking the house and lot of at 1925
For broken limbs, chilblains, burns.
scaids, bruised skins, sore throat, aud
sores of every kind, apply Billiards.
Snow Liniment. II will give immedi-.
ate relief aud heal any wound. Price
25 cts and so cts. Cason's Pharmacy.
l2-7-lm. Montgomery City, Mo.
Auchley Bros. last Saturday deliver
ed TO Henry Covingtoh 40 head OF
hogs that average PIT lbs. NJ "a. go
per hundred Mr., Covington also
bought the some day aud at the same
price rs head from George Sailor
averaged 2l7.
Burton 4 Crump, the genial drug.
gists, are loaded so TO speak, for the
holidays. Windows aud show cases
are full to overlooking In novel pres
ents forlold aud young. Banks, dolls,
books, mirrors, perfumes, aud a thous.
and other things can be had there
aud you don't have TO be a millionaire
either, to buy what ~ want at their
store.
Montgomery City merchants are
well prepared to handle the Christ
mas trade. The st. Louis store il
already being crowded with buyers.
Miller & Worley are w~ide-a-awake,
business-like men aud they can please
everyone In thsir ilue selection OF
Christmas goods.
"Little Trixie" wa presented ut
the Opera House last Saturday night
to a full house. The play throughout
u.a fill ~ e.. -. -.