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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-08-02
Jonesburg

G. Wcyrich returned from st.
Louis last Tuesday where he had
attended the funeral OF his brother.
TDtrump came up from st Louis
last Tuesday 10 visit relatives and
friends.
\. Lylcs OF III. was here last week
visiting his daughter Mrs. Il. r..
Aspley.
FA Lane was here the iirstof last
week visiting relatives and friends,
Thos. Edwards was down from
Mobcrly visiting his mother.
Mrs. g.. w Palmcrand daughter
Susie spent last week in OFallen
visiting relatives.
Bud Aistrop spent between
trains last Tuesdoyin Wright City
with his mother.
Miss Mary Miller came up from
st. Louis last week TO visit relatives
and friends.
Hickory Joe was here Monday
looking rs usual.
Several from this place attended
the picnic at Warrcnton last Sat-
urday.
Slant Durham left for st. Louis
Monday where he has a position.
Wedding Bells are to ring in our
midst In the near future.
Chas. Carr returned from Jeffer-
son City Monday.
w. A, Jones rcturnedhome from
Warrenton Sunday night where she
had been visiting relatives.
Willie Weiss spent Sunday in
Trucsdale with relatives.
Dave Jennings and wife OF
Montgomery City were visiting G..
l.. Wilson and family,
I. NJ. Smith and wife are visiting
in Lincoln Co this week. ORPHAN
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-08-02
Walnut Grove.

The drought continues,in this
section with but little prospect for
rain in sight. Corn will not make
an average OF two bushels per
acre. Pastures all dried up aud
water scarce. Farmers are haul
ing water from one to six miles.
Stock cattle are very cheap.
Those that can get their ca tile and
hogs through the winter will re-
alize n good price for them in the
spring.
Mrs. Sarah Gildcrsleeve is the
guest of relatives in this vicinity
at present.
Our friend j. w. Bently is still
very low with fever, we fear there
Is little hopes for his recovery.
Ben Stark went down ON Brush
Creek the other day to buy a mate
for his fine mule. Ben knows a
good mule when he sees one
Jesse Levert is home on "A visit
from III. for a short time. II
seems as though there is some at
traction near Middletown'fo jess.
LAST WEEK.
Our wheat crop is turning out
very we'll. SAMUEL Woods is do
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-08-02
New Hope.

A light rain fell here last Satur-
day evening hardly enough TO lay
the dust.
Farmers are all about out OF
water. Some are selling oil their
stock while others are hauling for
their stock.
William Appling was on the
sick list last week.
Mrs. A. a. and Mrs. Stephen
Oliver visited Coleman Oliver who
lives near Farbcr, Mo. last week.
Rev. /. NJ Oliver is dig ging a
well on his farm with n view to
living water.
All Walker and wife and daught-
or Miss Ida visited Judge w. s.
Oliver and family last Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Wormington and
Milton Keith spent last Sunday
with j. L. Dickcy and family
Miss Florence Duncan spent n
few days last week with Miss Lulu
Ovcr-trcct.
Mrs. J. c. Brown spent n few
days with her mother in Galloway
county last week.
q. II. Ballard and son OF Mont
gomcry City spent last Wcdncs-
day with Rev. NJ. Oliver and fami-
ly.
w. L. Fipps returned from Kan
sas last Sunday. Where he has
been Tor tho last two months.
William Bishop and vile spent
last Sunday with l.. NJ. divers
and family.
Milton Oliver and wife visited
friends aud relatives In Middle
town last week.
John COX and family attended
preaching NJ Mt. Carmel Sunday.
Dick johnson and Len Harvey
left lat Thursday night for North
Dakota to take charge OF some
th.cshing machine engines.
o. u. GUESS.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-08-02
Boilnowor.

Mrs. Stella Aydclottc aud little
daughter OF Troy are visiting her
mother Mrs. Yount.
Mcssrs Gus Engcl and Ellis
Mcclure attended the WarrcntOn
picnic last Saturday.
The convention which was held
ot this place was largely attended
aud was very interesting.
Rev. Paisley filled his rcgularap-
pointmcnt here Sunday.
Miss Bculah Lotion was immcrs-
ed last Sunday in Mr. Gccding's
pond.
Miss Grace Cope of Pin Oak is
visiting Miss Myrtle Ball.
Mrs. Emma Bailey OF Montgom-
cry visited her brother Mr.. Wclch
last Friday
MIR Geo. Johnson and family of
near Gamma attended the convene
ton here last Thursday.
Misses Laura May Milligan Of
New Florence and Cindia Davis of
Prices Branch attended the convcn-
ton here.
Miss lada Dyke who has been In
Danvillo for the past three or four
week srctumcd home last week.
WHppooRwuL.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-08-02

Joe and Jacob IhlcIlcft Monday
for Kansas City where they will
work for the Farbcr Granitoid
Paving Co.
Claude Berry of st. Louis IL VIZ
sitting his mother north of this
place, Claude has n good position
with j. w. Moon Buggy Co.. and
is doing well.
DIR. j. A. Evans and Jos. NJ.
Buchc were in Joncsburg n few
days last Tuesday evening.
a great many of our citizens are
planting garden seed for fall vcgc-
tables, AM. II the season will per-
init We may yet have plenty Of
garden vegetables.
j. II. Miller was IN Montgomery
the first of the week In the inter-
est Of his mill.
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~NeighbOrhOOd News
AS Told BY Our Assistant Editors.

Rob Elsbcrry left for Chicago
last week to look for work.
Mrs. j. a. c. Kraft who was i'll
last week is improving.
Dan Hensley and j. IL. Martin
experienced hot a time on one of
our hot days last week fighting fire
which some boyst that were in Dams
field ignited aud then left 1t with
out putting It out and the grass be-
ing dry IL caught fire burned up
considerable rail fence for Dan
and more wire fence Tor Mr.. Mar
tin. Luckily by the cxertions of
five men it was finally put out in
Mr. Martins field.
Geo Maupin went to Montgom-
cry Friday.
Geo. Mnlpin siys that It H.
tMinnicl a mile 81 Brush Crock.
RUNABoUT.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-08-02

Montgomery spent Sunday with
friends here,
Charlie Penn Of Moberly spent
Wednesday with rclatiucs here.
T. Gooch was here Sunday from
Middletown to see his best girl.
p. II. French was here from
Martindburg Monday.
Mrs. u. II. Berwangcr and babe
of st. Louis are the guests of re-
lativcs here.
We are sorry to say that Mrs.
Louis Docblcr Is no better at this
writing.
Would the shirt-waist bc any
more popular under another name?
The Detroit Journal suggest that
1t be called a blouse.
+. w. Curl of st. Louis il visit
ing Mr.. aud Mrs. Chas. Numbers
ger ofncar town.
David Lchncn bought II head
of fine mules from Mcssrs. Harris.
Roberts. and Hult1 OF Galloway.
Mrs. George Storr, who was vi
ting her brother l. T.. Sccger re-
turned to her home at st. Louis
Tuesday morning.
Miss Blanche Gregory of Minco-
IN Is the guest OF Miss Emma APP
ping.
Mrs. j.. l.. Barker was the guest
Of Montgomery City friends Tues
day.
ID. II. Lowcnstcin OF st. Louis
was here Tuesday.
There will bc n large crowd OF
Wcllsviilc people ut the Old Set
tiers Reunion next Saturday.
ST. ELMO.
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Lula of Montgomery were the
guest OF Mr.. aud Mrs. NJ. +. See
last week.
Grandma Kallmeycr celebrated
her so birthday last weak and her
many friends expect her to enjoy
many more Old Settlers Reunions
as she enjoys as the average citizens
is half a decade younger.
Miss Emma Lewis is home from
st. Louis for the reunion.
Miss Lizzie and Violet Lcaycll
are enjoying a visit at McKittrick
this week.
Every one Is talking old settlers
and many are already comming in
on every train to visit old friends
and remain till after the reunion.
clyde Fines who has a position
with the street car company in st.
Louis Is here on n visit.
Harry Steward Is visiting his
mother Mrs. j. II. Marshall.
Miss Bette Milligan and her
mother have moved from Mont
gomcry City to this place and will
occupy the Elrod properly near
railroad street.
Miss Dixie Pullman Il here from
st. Louis visiting her sister Mrs.
T. II. Ford.
\ large delegation from this
place attended the picnic ut War
rcnton lat Saturday. many more
would have gone down had not
the weather been so intensely hot
and dry. PuELLA
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-08-02
Cross Roads.

The drought has been partly
broken in this vicinity by a few
showers of late
The school house Mt this place is
TO be painted and II is sadlyin need
OF.
Frank Knoflcr and wife OF Mont
gomery visited the lattcrs parents
Sunday.
Miss Amelia Knofler is visiting
her grandparents Mt this place.
Jim Estes and family Of Mont
gomery visited Lindsay Maupln
and family Sunday.
Cline Estes and family OF Bell
flower visited Lindsay Maupin
Sunday.
G. F Kraft delivered hogs in
Montgomery Monday
w. NJ. White took his hogs and
cattle TO Montgomery Monday.
James and Georgs Maupin, Her.
man Knofler, Carl Fuhr and we
scribe attended the services at Wal
nut Grove Sunday.
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Middletown.
A nice rain Sunday.

A nice rain Sunday.
Miss Pearl Brooks. OF Shamrock
visited Miss lone Hardcsty last
week.
Miss Dula Harrell. OF Montgom-
cry, visited her cousin, Miss Grace
Hunt, last week.
A crowd of fishers. made up of
Middlctown and Wellsvillc young
folks, spent Friday of last week at
the old Camp ground on Culver.
Miss Mona Helper. OF Wcllsvillc
is visiting Miss Fannie Award.
Quite a number from here at
tended the w. G. T. L. Gold me-
dnl contest, at Mt. Horcb church.
Saturday night. The successful
contestant was Miss Mcrtic Van
meter.
Miss Ethel Farmer Is at present
visiting on the Nandalia Prairie.
Crowds from here have been at
tending the Camp meeting at
Whitledgc's Grove. ten miles
north OF town. The meeting wa
conducted by the NJ. l.. South,
Rcv.'s White Maggott and How
ardton.
Miss Lcota Rodgers Is here Vi
sitting her sister, Mrs. J. II. john
son.
The corpse Of Brownie" (Clar-
cncc) Pitts, who was killed In
CARRIER, okla, by n board falling
upon him while in II we'll, arrived
here Thursday and was buried at
the star burying ground Friday
morning The bcrcaved family have
the sympathy OF the ytirc COM
munity. Ed Thomas, who left
here with him and had been his
constant companion, accompanied
his remains home.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-08-02

The influence OF n good woman has
an ennohllng effect, Many n man has
been llfted out OF dobasIng Gins against
which he has yainly struggled by COM
Ing To know and love a pure. sweet
woman. II Is the sight OF embodied
goodness that makes rs want 10 BIO
good. Many a mother. by the useful
noss Of her life, Nils her children with
a desire TO be like her. and this desire
makes them IN their turn unselhsh.
There are humble men ana women who
rarely utter a word OF preaching. yet,
by their example, they do more TO
make people around them gentle. truth
ful and christlike than any ten who
preach. but do not practice. II Is not
those who talk about goodness. but
those who are good. that are the light
Of the world.--Ncw York Weekly.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-08-02
High Hill.

Mrs. b. +. Bray, who in former
years resided ncnr this place, but
rcsidcs now in Arrow Rock, Sa-
line co., Mo. has spent the past
week here visiting old friends.
Miss Dora Hopkins OF ST.. Louis
/. the guest OF Miss Florence Com
stance of near here.
G. V. Hardy, who has recently
graduated from n college in Lex
ingtun, Ky. aud who was return
ing TO his home in Canyon City.
Colo. stopped over here n few days
this week to visit his aunt Mrs. $.
Sisk
Miss Laura Sisk an accom-
plishod Young lady OF Montgom-
cry Is spending the week with her
sister Mrs. Best.
Frank Long and j. b. Har-
mon shipped two car loads OF
stock from this place last Wcdnes-
day eve.
l.. T.. 4 j. IL. Miller received n
ear load Of mixed corn and oats
this week which they are grinding
into cattle feed.
j. V. Parson received a car load
of corn Thursday from st. Louis
Messrs. Joe Hampstead, Jr.,
Ran Hunter, Dan Berry, Rob't.
Graham, and Wyall Smith who
went to Columbia Ill.,, with the cx-
pectation of securing work, re-
turned last Wednesday, they re-
port that they were expected to
work among Alabama negroes,
and put up with other indignitics,
VIM. Warner, Jr., and Miss Ada
Ballard were in Montgomery City
a few hours last Friday Eve.
Messrs Emil Rosenbergcr and G..
c. Constance and Misses Ollie
Burton, Florence Constance and
Lora Hopkins were in New Flor
encc last Friday evening.
Several from this place attend
ed the Old Settlers Picnic at War
renton last Saturday.
After nearly a months vacation.
j. E.Recds returned to his post Of
duty at Jefferson City, last Mon
day.
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WolISviIIo.

Misses Lula Wilson an3 Leola
McQuio spent last week with
friends over in the "Kingdom."
&. z. Wise was in Shamrock last
Friday.
Miss Leta Enslcn, who has been
visiting relatives at Bowling Green
for some time has returned home.
Forest Covington was here from
Shamrock last Wednesday buying
stock.
The Wcllsville Band will play
for the Old Settlers Reunion at
New Florence on saturday Aug. 3.
II Is a Young Band, having only
organized a short time but the
boys are progressing rapidly.
Gordon West is the guest OF re-
latives at Troy, Mo,
Mrs. Wilkinson Of Galloway, Co.
was here trading II day last week
Edgar Reighly and Gilbert Recess
attended the Moberly fair last
week,
Guy Brooks and Leslie Reid OF
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-08-02
pLAck
rii- im,gias,,.e Porter who Adorned
NJ Moor = Expedition IN Afr,-s.

W. Noof = Expedition ~ Nfrtrs,
On his recent travels Ia Central
Africu Mr.. j. Il. =. Moore had occasion
one Gay Ia send u negro headman w
the slupc Of u mountain. lie made hls
way through the bamboo zone and nn-
at,S reached the cooler altitude where
niilo vegetation Ia found except hrath.
thc fellow "a gonu nearly "A day on
bis solitary climb and when he 10
turned the whites In the party were
much amused ut The story lac told. lIa
hfd been sent ahead cNpoFimontally
Ia zee " he would be- able To select
the most favorable route by which the
party might ascend the noun ain:
aud he had become fully convinced
that u waA not q pleasant journey and
that hlH white maHtom should be dis
couragcd from attempting II. With u
very solemn face he told the party
assembled around the campfire NJ
niaht that the journey should not be-
taken by amy white man unless he
WAS willing to he scared ont OF hla
wits. lie said that after he had clani-
berod over the bamb0Oa aud came To
The heath zone he reached an hmphi-
theatre Of snowy mountains with "a
ialo at the bottom VIII he was al
most paralyEed by the remarkable
Hlght he witnessed. Round the iakc.
ho said, were n large number of great
black birds that could make sheep look
small by comparison. The noise they
made was exactly like the believing
OF bulls. He WIS sure they Wnrc fprO-
cious. ana who would tell but thoy
would devour the party alive II they
came within roach2 lie presented
thcGc startling facts because 10 would
not have the blood " tho whit men
on his hands. IT, IN spite Of his warn
Ing, they persisted In advancing. The
party went up the mountain. however.
but the rar same % llscd them
failed to maicrlalize.
The natives who live around these
mountains sometimes venture above
The snow line aud arc accustomed Ia
the cold. II was not dlGioult. there
Fore, 10 induce n number Of them 10
lead the way up the mountains for a
considerable distance. They would
not, however. ~ Tar beyond tho now
llno for, an they asserted, the noun
tninR beyond a certain height are full
OF doyilB and woe be 10 the man who
fails into their clutches. With ouch
Trustworthy information do the sim
pie blacks or Central Africa rosnle the
white %soiourncr among thom.-New
York sun.
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West Prairie,

West Prairie.
Dr. Bryant OF Oklahoma has To-
Gated ut Marling for the practice Of
his profession.
Farmers are hauling stock to
Slick aud bringing back loads of
corn.
Born to the wife of Charlie
Green, u girl.
James Henry bought twenty
ycarling steers from Ben Stuart
aud George White of Middlctuwn
Mt $3.50 per cut.
Died July ~, ut . o'clock n. IN.
Mr.. Samuel Shaw. ! miles west of
Corso. DIR. Rigg conducted the
funeral services after which his res
mains ere laid to rest In the
Macedonia cemetery.
The good Lord failed to answer
the prayers of the people for
rain last Sunday aud We are not
surprised Tor we would not cx-
poet u people who are governed
by II Ncsbit Law Governor to-
stand In with the High Powers.
Two of Phillip Mabry's daughters
from Wcaublcau. Hickory CO.. Mo
are visiting relatives near Olncy
and Corso.
Rov. Taylor filled his regular
appointment AT liurcb church Sum
day owing to the hot dry wealth.
or they concluded not To- prutrnct
the meeting ~ vas announced
last month; hut will hold pro-
trnctcd meeting Mt his next APP
pointmcnt.
The Gold Medal contest at Hoo
rcb under the auspicc, of the W.
e. r. 4. Saturday might was II
e In every particular.
There were liz contestants;
Miss Kicth, Miss Gertrude Hunt.
Miss Josie Hunt, Miss NJ rite Van
meter, Miss Stella Brown and
Master Craig. The medal was
awarded TO Miss Nanmcter which
seemed to give general snti-iac-
ton although there vas not one Of
them but what rendered their
piece In n manner worthy of n
prize.
The New Hartford Choir rrndcr-
ed the music which was good.
After the contest while waiting
for the Judges decision, Miss Bir-
ger, the state Lecturer, rccltcd two
poems which was a rich treat to
the congregation.
Miss Mary aud Dolly Duncan at
tended church at Horcb Sunday.
Mr.. Fattie Spycrs was waddling
around in this part OF the county
Sunday.
Miss Laura Shradcr and John
shrader were visiting Miss Little
West Saturday evening and Sum
day.
Jack Tanning has gone to the !
T. to try his luck drawing for a
farm. REX.
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Gamma

Tom Goodwin Is sick.
jas. Rodgers delivered hogs in
Montgomery city Saturday.
Mrs Tim Hooker aud sou Elton
attended her fathsrs funeral In Troy
Saturday.
II. II. Rolcy and wife were In
Middlctown Tuesday.
Ilnmp LOCKER and family were
visiting in Montgomery city Sum
day.
Mrs. Sarah Gildcrllccvc of III.
is visiting her sister Mira. Jas. Dav-
idson this.
The W. G.. T. L. meets next sun
afternoon nt Mrs. John billions.
JAS. Davidson wa, sick several
days last week.
Durward Mabfy had the misior-
tune to run a pitch fork through
his foot Saturday.
Tom Mabry aud wife gave the
Young people a social Tuesday
evening,
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'g the threshing in this neighbour

ing the threshing in this neighbour
hood.
There is a great deal OF sickness
in this vicinity. j. w. Bentley is
very sick at present with fever,
hope he will soon recover.
Mrs. DIR. Bcllamy has been
quite sick, but Is improving slow
ly.
We were sorry to hear of the Sc
rious Illness of J. w. Stipp's
little babe after returning to his
home in Chillicothc.
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Big Spring
is scarce this week.


Mr.. VIM. Nicdcgcrkc sold OF
his household goods last Friday
at auction and will leave Tuesday
in company with his family for
st. Charles where he expects to
make his future home. We wish
Mr.. Neidegorkc II pleasant new
home.
Geo. X Millikan and family
were visiting near High Hin last
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Jno. Tolerance has been
hauling chopped wheat from this
place the past week.
John Millikan, daughter and
wife Of near High Hin visited tho
lattcrs mother, Mrs. Davidson, last
Sunday.
Good Providence smiled upon
Us with a fine shower last Monday
cooling OIL the intensely heated
atmosphere. BoNJoUR.
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Prices Branch,

We received quito a little show
or Monday morning.
C. l.. Summers and family of
near Ccntralia visited Mt S. X.
Tippotts Saturday and sunday.
Mr.. Summers returned homo Nom
day.
Mrs. L. G.. Durham OF New
Franklin moved to this place last
week aud will occupy her sons
place here.
Miss Cyndia Davis attended the
County meeting at Belllowcr
Thursday and Friday returning
Monday. She says the meeting
was n grand success in every way.
Dennis Milligan and sister Lau-
RI passed through here Sunday
On route for home from Belllowcr
where Miss Laura had attended
the County meeting.
Master Frank Millignn returned
home Monday after spending the
past week visiting Ills grand
parents S. Mcclure and wife,
Miss Jessie Durham Is visiting
in Danyillc this week the guest OF
her aunt Mrs T. Moriarity.
NADA.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-08-02

Book beer In new lager beer. mado
stronger. darker In color. less bitter.
and more Intoxicating. II is brewed in
December and drunk In April and
May. 1t il popularity believed TO be
called book because It makes the per-
son who drinks 1t feel NJ risky aa .
goat. But II IL said to derive Its name
from Einbock NOV Einbeek), a Prus-
sian town once famous for its beer
The advertisements OF book pSer AZ
ways show a rampant goat. to icAt
cate his liveliness, presumably undsg
he stimulation OF book beer.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-08-02
Now Florence.

Mrs Shadwell returned to her
home last week having previously
bought her a neat cottage home in
the east part of town from T. j.
Powell.
Mr.. Bert See who has been quite
sick with feveris improving slowly.
G. Pitman Smith and daughter
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-08-03
HorIt Il pone.

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the second, how TO regain good
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the second, good health By using
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another day. Two doses Of the
we'll known August Flower will
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Get Green's Prize Almanac.
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mark one mark on the east and
Eve on the west, the rock be
tween section 2 snd Is marked
two on the east and four on The
wost and 50 on.
The section corners on the
north and south lines Of q town.
ship are marked in the same
manner except The marks are
are on the north and south sides
Of the stones.
All other section corners are
marked on the east and south.
Tho marks on east in dictate
number Oaniles the stone is from
the east township line while those
on the south side Of the stone in.
dictate the number Of miles The
stone is from the south township
line.
Thus, a stone is marked with
four marks on the east side and
three on the south side then it is
the common corner OF l6, and
~, 20 and p that corner being
four miles IRON the cast township
line and three miles from the
south line.