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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1901-06-27
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The International Association of
Fire Engineers will hold their twenty
ninth annual convention at Indian
apolis, Ind, August p, %, 20, and 30.
1901.
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The Police Department came out
in new white summer helmets Mon
day.
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Edward L. Spetnagel, brother of
Will Spetnagel, who is well-known
here, was married at Chillicothe
Thursday to Miss Edna Smith, of that
CITY.
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Will Williamson, of Hamilton
spent Sunday with relatives in this
city.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1901-06-27

Granite cooking kettles of all kinds
from the cheapest to the best at the
Economy store.
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Miss Elizabeth Burns is visiting her
sister, Miss Margaret, at Lexington,
XIV,
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J. v. Updike, of Neptune, O., is Z
guest of his son, Rev. P. o. Updike.
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Frank skeen, of Middletown, was
visiting relatives here several days
last week.
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Frank Leslie was in Circleville
Thursday and Friday on business.
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Celebrate the Fourth of July. Buy
your fireworks at the Economy store.
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The Fireworks Stabler Bros. sell are
of reliable quality-the kind that &c
off.
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Miss Margaret Mackerley is visit
ing relatives at Leesburg.
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For everything you want in fire.
works, go to MORROW BROS.
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Popular excursion Cincinnati Sun
day June 20, B. & o. S-W.
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Cincinnati and return Sunday June
30, 81 90 round trip, B. & o. S-W.
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Mrs. j. E. Sands visited her parents
at Wilmington last week.
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Miss Clara Rockhold, of Dayton, is
the guest of Mrs Catch Brown.
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Miss Ida Fenwick, of Lima, is visit
ing her friend, Miss Emma Cook.
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Guy Hickel, Of Cincinnati, spent
Sunday, with his parents, here:
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Artistic picture framinga special.
ity at Bowles & Co.
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Don't forget the all-day picnic at
the Fair Grounds Independence Day.
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Miss Rosetta Feibel entertained
the Whist Club Monday evening.
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Mrs. Elgar Barrere, of Circleville,
is visiting relatives here.
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Mrs. Frank Ambrose is visiting re-
latives at Portsmouth.
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Now is the time to secure bargai
in wall paper at Bowles & Co.
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Wait for our fireworks display.
MORROW BROS.
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DR.. d. M. Brown is at Greenbush
Brown county, today on business.
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Mayor Fred Kelly, of New Vienna
was in town Tuesday.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1901-06-27

Good double-barreled shotgun TO
sale cheap. Apply to Burch Huggins
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1901-06-27

For sale or trade for good phaeton
or buggy, surry. Box "a, Russell, o.
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Editor Keller, of the Greenfield Re
publican, was in Hillsboro Friday.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1901-06-27

Jas. Patton spent Sunday at his
home In Washington G. H.
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Editor Diehl, of Mowrystown Star
was in town Friday.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1901-06-27

Hoffman House" the famous New
York coffee at r. B. Fairley's.
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The best buggy and harness for the
least money at Wolfe & Calvert's.
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To be always happy. use Red Cross
Ball Blue. Refuse limitations.
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Mrs. J. D. w. Spargur Is visiting
relatives in Circleville.
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Lang Doggett, of Cincinnati, is the
guest of Blair Boyd.
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Grand Picnic at the fair grounds on
the Fourth of July.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1901-06-27

New designs in picture moulding at
Bowles & Co.
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Physical Culture goods at stabler
Bros
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See these Night Gowns in one show
window and Muslin Underclothes in
other show window,
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James Foley, practical plumber and
gas filter,
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1901-06-27

Remember the clearance sale of
wall paper at Bowles 4 Co. aes.
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These Night Gowns are of fine Mu S.
lin. Yoke of neat Ham burg insertion
set in between clusters of fine tucks,
and Cambria ruffle on neck. We have
all sizes, and assure YOU that this is a
value worth coming for. We could
only get ten dozen of this Night
Gown, so must limit the sale to only
two night gowns to a customer. Re-
member for One Day Only, Saturday,
June 20, you get Soc night gowns for
43 cents.
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This sale includes the following:
NIGHT GOWNS
SOC to S1.50.
DRAWERS
19c to 81 .25.
EXTRAsSIZES We make a
speciality of extra size Gowns
and Drawers. Gowns, Soc to
S1.35. Drawers, SOC to S1.O0.
MISSES SKIRTS
25c to soc.
LADIES' SKIRTS
39c to $3.50.
CORSET COVERS
10c to S1.25.
CHEMISE-
25c to $1.25.
INFANTS WEAR
Long Dresses, 40c to 60c. Short
Skirts, 25c. Waists,Hl5c
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Miss Cora Bell is visiting fEiends at
Dayton.
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Fourth /. Fireworks stabler Bros.


Fourth 1. Fireworks stabler Bros. !
Fireworks for the 4th at stabler
Bros
Miss Cora Bell is visiting fEiends at
Dayton.
James Foley, practical plumber and
gas filter.
New designs in picture moulding at
Bowles & Co.
Grand Picnic at the fair grounds on
the Fourth of July.
Lang Doggett, of Cincinnati, is the
guest of Blair Boyd.
Editor Diehl, of Mowrystown Star,
was in town Friday.
Mayor Fred Kelly, of New Vienna,
was in town Tuesday.
Mrs. J. D. w. Spargur is visiting
relatives in Circleville.
Mrs. ]. E. Sands visited her parents
at Wilmington last week.
Mrs. Elgar Barrere, of Circleville,
is visiting relatives here.
Popular excursion Cincinnati Sum
day June 20, B. & o. S-W.
Miss Margaret Mackerley is visit
ing relatives at Leesburg.
Miss Clara Rockhold, of Dayton, is
the guest of Mrs Catch Brown.
Cincinnati and return Sunday June
30, S1.0O round trip, B. & o. S-W.
Miss Ida Fenwick, of Lima, is visit
ing her friend, Miss Emma Cook.
Miss Rosetta Feibel entertained
the Whist Club Monday evening.
Mrs T. r. WOr1ev visited Mrs. G. P.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-11-01
Gamma.

Walter Hogsctt and John PITT
tcngcr ARE working In John Earn
cst's coal mine.
Roe Sparks and Jas. Mabry are
doing some carpenter work for
John Pratt this week.
Thos. McElfrcsh aud wife Of
near wchsvillc were the guest Of
j. NJ. Davidson and wife ono day
last week.
Miss Tressic Baugh was In
wcllsvillc Saturday shopping.
TRAY. Mabry is In Lincoln ccun-
ty this week at work.
lamp LOCKER aud family were
In Montgomery Saturday and
Sunday visiting relatives.
Mrs. Ollie Cushman aud Isaac
Heaton aud wife attended the
State w, G. T. y. convention Mt
Louisiana last week.
Hardin Spires and wife we're In
Montgomery City Saturday.
Calvin johnson IL down on the
river bottom herding cattle this
week.
Mrs. DR. Ollie Davidson OF ASH
land No. and Mrs. Tom Waters
aud little son of Indian Territory
are visiting relatives In this vicin-
ity.
Miss Matte Pew was the guest
her sister Mrs. Bette Davidson
one day last week.
Ras. Stipp and family Of near
M~iddlctown spent sunday with re-
lativcs near Brush Creek.
Mrs. Sam Mabry of near Olney
and Mrs. Ann Bsugh spent Satur-
day with Mrs. Clara Pittcnger.
Miss Lucy IIoss was In Pcndlc-
ton Saturday.
Marion Spires and family were
the guests of Joshua Morris and
family Friday.
VIII Smith and wife of neal
Louisiana and Mrs. Nancy Book 81
Olney were the guest of their ne-
phew II. ID. Rolcy and wife Mon
day.
Pola Mansfield was in Wells
vile Mon day.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-11-01


The ball given at Rhineland hall
Thursday night was well attended.
Frank Tran, of Warren county,
was here on business Friday.
Alb. Heying, who Is attending
Central Wesleyan college at War
rcnton, writes home that he Is again
afflicted with boils and unable to
attend his studies.
Mrs. William Holtwick, OF Amer
icus, Is here administering TO the
wants of her mother, Mrs. Mary
verholt, who is of late afflicted with
partial paralysis Of one of her
limbs.
William Kocnig was in town last
week getting a new surrey he had
ordered and of which he Is very
proud.
The directors of the Rhincland
Canning company had n special
meeting last Saturday, at which II
was decided to call n meeting OF
all the stockholders on Friday, Mo-
vembcr 1, at 2 p. M, to attend To
special business.
Owing to opposition, Hry Bre.
mcr has discontinued the delivery
OF meat in town and Hry Gicringe,
Is now supplying US regularly will
fresh meat.
George Miller, of Button, wa
seen on our streets Saturday.
DR.. II. A. Hubbard spent n few
days in Warren county last week
Charles Manshund, OF Herman
assisted the orchestra In furnishing
music for the ball, owing to tn,
absence of Hugo Monnig.
Born, to the wife of Ben Koenig
Monday noon, n ten pound girl.
Our mayor. Hugo Monnig, ant
H.. w. Stock spent a few days II
Morrison last week inspecting
fire engine which the town contcm
plates buying.
George Schroer, +. II. Antoine
Charles Rincheval and Otto HeyinI
attended the Swiss festival In Her
mann Sunday. X. Il. ScHuB.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-11-01
Egbert.

Claude Gregory and wife have
moved to her fathers, where they
will remain until he can make arr
rangcments to go to the territory.
We have n Baptist missionary
preacher, Bro. Hatcher, from CO.
lumbia, Mo-, who Is holding n very
interesting series of meetings mt
this place. He has had attentive
audiences during the past two
weeks and will continue the meet
ing during this week.
John II. McMahan, who has lived
In this ncighborhood for the past
iifty-thrcc years, has sold his farm
and moved TO Texas. He Is now
located in Coleman county and II
pleased with Texas.
Egbcrt Gregory, who accom-
panied his son Clarence back Ia
Oklahoma, has returned much
pleased with the country.
Charles Blackmorc, OF Tebbetts,
is teaching our school for this
winter and seems to be giving sat
isfaction, lie is n real nice young
man and we wish him Gee
Byron Moselcy visited Parker
McMahan Sunday.
"Uncle" Harrison Gregory, whC
is 81 years old, has been attending
meeting regularly. He has to com,
about two miles and rides horse.
back. He Is an active old gentle.
man yet.
Mr.. Joshua Bratton, from neal
Mineola, was visiting in the neigh.
borhood u few days. GABE.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-11-01
New Florence.

A. II. Kallmcycr was in Mexico
the first OF the week.
Miss Rachel Stewart has gone to
Kansas City where she will spend
the winter with her aunt and at
tend the Manual Training School.
Miss Rachel was n great favorite
and will be greatly missed.
Mrs. Ruth Jeiicrs Banks left
Tuesday night for the Pacific coast
where her husband, DIR. Banks IL
doing well in his profession.
They win probably locate perma-
ncntly In Washington.
DIR. Wall is visiting friends Mt
this place.
A large delegation OF visiting
masons from the neighborlng
towns attended Masonic Lodge
here last Saturday night.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-11-01
Dauvllte.

JAS. Rigg, Of bethlehem, i4
moving his store TO this place.
II. q. Kite has moved his goods
that were saved from the fire into
the old Knox storc-housc.
The telephone company IL pre-
pairing u place for n box In the Of
flee Of county Treasurer Rodgers.
George Love, Of Galloway Co.,
has rented the Adams farm south
of town.
The social nj the residence or
MIR. Brecn south of townIwns well
attended Monday night.
Gus Rcgot and family are visIt-
ing In Galloway this week.
Mrs. Bruln Dutton OF near
Prices Branch Is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. VIM. Rlgg, af this
place.
Mrs. Geo. Brccn left for Iowa
this week, TO visit her parents for
several weeks.
Sam Baker IL doing considerable
fall blowing.
Mrs. r. o.. Love of MechoiniGs-
Vile, passed through town Nom
day, en- route TO Mincola, where
she will visit relatives.
Collector Gardner will be- OF
home until the 18th of November.
Judge Adams was In town last
weeks saking hands with his many
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Penn vera
visiting in Galloway counting lost
Sunday.
Billie Keith and family were VII
sitting ncar Mincola.
Miss Myrtle Ford was shopping
at Montgomery City Wednesday.
UNCLE ST.
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Miss Louisa Brinewar of Mont
gomery City spent the first part OF
the week here the guest Of Miss
Ellie Bonnet.
Miss Rosa Harmon OF near High
Hill IL visiting in this neighbour
hood.
Mrs. X. j. Moorchcad and
daughter Cora Of Montgomcr,
spent Saturday and Sunday will
G. q. Moorehcad and family.
J. w. Middlckamp and family
spent Saturday and Sunday IL
Wright City the guest OF their
daughters.
Mr.. Ingram and Chas Bohrcr Of
Audsain Co. were here last Thurs
day.
The protracted meeting closed
at Union Chapel Sunday night
with about twenty-five convcr-
sions.
Miss Emma Kamp and Mr.. Wit
were married In Wright tity Wed.
ncsday Oct. % and then came to
her fathers, Mr.. Henry Ramps
near here and stayed until Thurs
day when they took the train for
st. Louis. The couple have the
best wishes Of their many friends.
May their path through life bc one
of roses.
Mcssrs Chandler and Taylor OF
New Florence stopped over nigh,
hero Monday ON their way home
from the w. G. T. y. Convention
Mt Louisiana.
Gus Engcl has purchased a new
buggy.
Artic Kcadlc aud Miss Eulr
Russell Of Montgomery attended,
preaching at Union Chapel Sun.
day night.
Mr.. Cary Bowlcs got his hand
mashed last Saturday while help
ing to saw wood.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-11-01
Rhineiand.

A hoy named Burks, aged about
10, the o OF n MEMBER of the extra
gang Mt work here, was arrested by
Constable Gregory last Tuesday
and taken to Jail. He was charged
with having stolen a watch and
chain from n coal hand at McKit-
trick. The watch was afterwards
found In the boys possession and
identified by the owner.
Mrs. Annie Blum, nee Brcwc, OF
Illinois, was visiting her parents
and relatives In this vicinity.
MI. John Ostcrloh, OF Rear Creek,
brought in his engine to be re-
paired, and while working at the
same accidentally had part OF his
thumb cut OH. Dr.. Bureh Mt once
attended the injured member and
at last reports II was healing nicely.
The Misses CARDS, of Berger,
after visiting with their aunt, Mrs.
Louisa Bowling, for several days,
have again returned home.
Mr.. Byron Taylor and little
daughter Gertrude, OF near Glass
gov, Mo-, are visiting DR. and Mrs
Burch.
Judge Samuel Miller, OF Button,
died at 9 n. m. Thursday, after an
Illness OF several weeks. He had
attained an age OF ove ~ years
and was well known throughout
the country. Mr.. Monnig and fam
lily attended the funeral.
Mrs. Ideal Dooley, OF Texas
formerly OF this place, is visiting
the scenes OF her childhood.
Miss Minnie Bremen came ~
from St. Louis Thursday to speno
a few days with her parents.
Miss Annie Huenefeld and Wal.
ter Behrmann, the former OF Hol
stein, the latter of New Haven, ar,
spending the week with the famil,
OF Alb. Buscher.
Mr., and Mr.. Gerd Closing, o
Chamios, ne visiting friends AM
relatives in .his vicinity. :.
Mrs. Ben Heying and littl
daughter Lucille are visiting tn
formers sister, Mrs. S. j., Burch.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-11-01
Nei6hborhood News,
AS Told by Our Assistant Editors.

Born to Henry DUNCAN and wife
Wednesday Oct. 23rd 1901 a 10 ID.
boy.
Mcrrell Oliver visited his best
girl In Montgomery Sunday night.
Miss Florence Duncan aad Alex
Oliver visited relatives at Farber
Mo. last Saturday.
Elmer Osborne and wife OF near
Hopewell visited John NJ. Cox and
family last Friday.
John Anderson and family last
Sunday.
Misses Ida and leila Sailor ac-
companied by Emmett Olivier at
tended Sunday School here last
Sunday evening.
Grandma johnson who has been
on the sick list for the last few
weeks is able to be out again.
Andrew poleston and wife are
visiting their son Jessie at Mobcr-
~ Mo. this week
Miss Wayne Kellar was shop
ping in Wcllsvillc last Saturday
evening.
John A. Walker of near Loutr,
Valley church visited his niece
Mrs. John Cox last Friday.
Preaching Is still In progress a
Mt. Carmel, Rev Henley is con.
Quoting the meeting now in th'
absence Of Rev. DR.. Terrell.
l.. NJ. Oliver and Family, JOIN
Cox and wife, Mrs. j. l.. Dickc,
and family all attended the revival
services ut Mt. Carmel Sunday
night.
Miss Baker of galloway county
IL visiting relatives in this vacin'
ity. O. u. GUESS.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-11-01
Cross Roads.

Miss Lola Brnnstetter visited
Miss jamie Wood Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Maupin and
Mrs. T. b. Wood have returned
from Gasconade.
Mrs. Thco. Up1ykc visited Mrs.
w. 7. Sanders Monday.
Mrs. J. II. Martin was trading In
weilsvillc Wednesday.
+. l.. Kraft left for Iowa Sunday
night.
j.. A. Kraft and wife visited
their daughter Mrs. Henry Cole of
Vandalia Saturday and Sunday.
e. +. Kraft was In Montgomery
City Friday. PET.
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Miss Lora Mudd came down
rom Montgomery City Monday
morning and took charge Of the in-
termcdiate department of ur
school, the third teacher was bid-
ly needed and hope It will improve
,ur school.
Mr. and Mrs. @ T. Stewart and
little son Arthur left Monday for
their new home Grass Valley Cal.
where Mr. Stewart has decided to
ocatc for the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Long ire
the proud parents of twin boys,
who arrived nc their home last FRI
lay.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Burton en-
tertaincd a largo party Of their
friends from this place last Nom
day evening and n pleasant ii,n,
vas reported. Mr.. and Mrs. Bur
on will soon leave tho High M
,cighborhood and move tn Calls-
way county.
Mrs. T. II. Mcclure returned
from st. Louis Sunday evening
where she had been visiting hcr
daughter Mrs. Myrtle Owen.
Miss Lou Smith returned TO 81.
Louis Sunday after n pleasant vi
sit with her sister Mrs. Lee Black
burn.
Miss Lottic Sh:ocdcr came homo
from Truston Sunday where She.
had been with Mrs. Anna Davis.
Miss Myrtle Wcnnckcr OF st.
Louis was the guest of her cousin
Miss Belle Shcrcmycr several days.
last week.
Three car loads Of corn were un-
loaded here this week aud deliver
cd to the farmers besides two car
loads delivered to w. A. Graham.
at Mincoln. Our farmers being
without either feed or water causes
great depression.
Dorsey Lcavcll who IL here Vi
sitting his parents contemplatcs rc-
turning to the Klondykc the latter
part Of this week.
John Vcrscr came I'm from Oklp-
homa last week and " with his son
Will Vcrscr.
Adam Rice and wife Of tho
Central are entertaining their
daugtcr Mrs. Maud Green and,
her husband from Utah.
Miss Bette Hatchctt RETURNED
from mn extended wilt In st. Lou
isthc latter part Of the week.
PuELLA.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-11-01
Peytonia

A refreshing shower OF rain fell
here last Saturday.
Mrs. Robert Bcntly and her little
boy, who live in Galloway county,
visited her sister, Mrs. J.W. Mitch
ell, and children last Sunday.
Rev. Rufus w. Hunley was ut
homo from his school Sunday.
Robert Il. See, James w. Ger On
and jackson w. Mitchell were
down on Loutre fishing recently
and caught a good many fine fish.
Mr.Spencer who repairs watches,'
clocks and sewing machines, was
here this week. j. A. d.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-11-01
Wellsviile.

Miss Matte Wilson Is the guest
Of her sister, Mrs. w. c. Jones ut
Jcrscyville, III.
Gilbert Rccs, Il. l. Black, II. T..
Lennon were the guests OF friends
at Middlctown Sunday.
The Mandolin Club met Mt Mr.. A
+. Davis music parlor last Friday
night. All report n very pleasant
time. The members arc Misses
Adcline Reighley, Mnyme Elton,
and Naomi Pollard, Mcssrs Gil
bert kccs, Elmer Lincnschmidt,
and Dolph Jordan.
Mcsdames A. II. Morley, w. w.
Morley, and A. Vogt of Montgom-
cry City were here last Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Eli Cox Of Kansas City Is
visiting relatives In this city.
A. j. Blattncr, wife and children
who have been in colorado sever
al months, have returned home.
We are glad to learn that Mr..
Blattncr's health Is much inn
proved.
VIII Rodgers was here from
Mexico Saturday.
Mrs. Il. s. Sisk was the guest
OF relatives mt st. Charles and
Montgomery last week.
Miss Ethel Padcn of Shamrock
visited her sister, Miss Matte,
who is attending school here last
Friday.
The meeting at the Christian
church has closed. The following
united with the church Mcsdnmes
Anna Thorpe and A. j. Day, Miss
as Lille Gilliland, Eunicc Walker
and Kate Widaman, MI. and Mrs.
A. j. Hughlett and Mr.. James
Hayes.
Uncle Silas Brown, who has
been visiting relatives in Colo. fol
the past month, returned home
Friday.
w. V. Sallee left last Wedncs.
day for Kansas where he vii
make his future home.
j. Sam Lail OF Shamrock was II
this city Wednesday.
Mrs. Louis Rcnner OF Montgom-
cry has bought the Brooks prop
erty and will locate here soon.
Mrs. j. l.. Barker went TO st
Louis Monday morning.
Miss Bertha Brooks, who has
position as a book-keeper at st
Louis was visiting friends her
Sunday.
Misses Elizabeth O'Donnell
Lille Schulz, Maude Hart, Nellie
Blaine and Ruby Spitzhirn wen
persimmon hunting. They report
| pleasant time and lots OF persim
mons, which we sampled.
Will Finley came up from Ne'
, Florence and spent Saturday an,
Sunday with homc-folks.