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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-25
FRISCO SENSATION
Because She Had Committed
Bigamy She Feared That
Her First Husband
Would Kill Her.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 25-A beau
tiful young woman, giving her name
as Mrs. Daisy Littlewilder of Omeara
entered the city prison this morning al
9 O'Clock, and asked that she be locked
up because she is bigamist and knew
that if the man she had deserted found
IT out he would surely kill her.
She says she is 25 years old and was
married twelve years ago to Littlewild-
er at her home in Davenport, Iowa.
They lived together two years in Colo
RADIO and New Mexico and then she
ran away from him and came west.
Afterward, she met John Omeara and
married him without observing the
formalities of a divorce from Little
wilder.
Il know" she said ''if Omeara ever
finds this out he will kill me. | saw
a constable looking at me and ! was
sure he was going to arrest me. so
ran away
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-25
RUSSELL HONORED
MADE TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN
OF COMMERCIAL CONVENTION
Delegates From Over Texas Met at
Austin This Morning and Effected
Temporary Organization.

Special Dispatch to The Herald.
AUSTIN, Texas, Jan. 25.-The COM
mercial convention was called to order
at 10 O'Clock by E. E. Russell, of Ell
Paso.
Thirty delegates were present and
temporary organization was effected
with Russell, of Ell Paso, as chairman
and Fishburn, of Dallas, as secretary.
A committee on permanent organiza-
tion was appointed including DR.. Bray,
of FL Paso.
The morning session was given over
to the best methods of maintaining To-
cal organizations.
The convention adjourned until 3
p. m. Despite the small attendance
much enthusiasm and determination
was manifested to make for Texas
commercial organization that will be
strong and effective.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-25
SUPERINTENDENT PERKINS
IS IN THE CITY

George o. Perkins superintendent of
telegraph, for the Mexican Central
railway, came in last night on the
northbound to visit his wife and chill
dren in this civ.
Owing to customs regulations he
spent the night in Juarez to await the
release of his baggage and reached
the city today
Superintendent Perkins says that
Mexico is forging rapidly to the front
and the heavy demand in the orient
for her silver IS a great thing for the
country even if it does take silver out
of circulation. He says the Mexico
City papers are hooting at the idea
of there being stringency Of the mon
ey market Or anything like a financial
crisis.
Superintendent Perkins was former
ly manager of the Postal Telegraph
office here. He will remain ir the city
several days.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-25
BUT ARE PECULIAR
Enough to ExcItate Curiosity,
and May Perhaps Lead
to Other Dis
coVeries

George F. KunZ, the diamond expert
the crystals found and supposed to be
diamonds at Captain, New Mexico, are
not diamonds but very good quality
crystals. He admits that the crystals
were formed by same heat necessary
to forming diamonds but says that
those found so far are nothing but
crystals.
Mr.. Kunz was seen by New York
Tribune representative last week and
gave out the following interview:
None of the reports which 1 have
received show the existence of new dia-
mond fields in New Mexico. 1t is
quite probable that errors have been
made. The diamonds which are sup
posed to have been found are probably
minute crystals of quartz, of quality
peculiar to certain parts of Arizona. In
these crystals the prism is almost en-
tirely absent, so that the two pyra-
mids make up the entire crystal. Thus
the crystal is twelve faced instead of
fact, the stones strikingly resemble the
octahedral diamond. Over a score of
these specimens have been sent to me
for examination. The fact that these
crystal bits are found in decomposed
volcanic rock is one of the chief rea-
precious stones"
Mr.. Kunz, when asked if there was
any detailed information to be had re-
garding the reported diamond discov-
cries in British Guiana several years
ago, said:
MOT many months ago a company
was organized to search for diamonds
in that country. A party left George
town, British Guiana, and reported that
they had secured 1872 diamonds in
er.. An English company is now being
formed to exploit this region. The fact
that the De Beers mine now controls
more than 95 per cent of the diamond
output of the world has led prospec-
tors to search vigorously in India, Bra
zil and Australia. AS yet the results
of these investigations have been in
significant"
1t is evident that Mr.. Blow, who
made the discovery, thought he had
diamonds for he sent the stones to
New York to have them examined, and
even after the expert passed on them
his faith did not fail. He is still work
ing in the vicinity and it is evident
that he yet hopes to find something
valuable if he does not find the real
diamonds.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-25
SICK SOLDIERS BY THE SHIP
LOAD ARE BEING SENT HONE
FROM PHILIPPINES.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 25-A cable
gram received at army headquarters
announces the departure from Manila
on the 23d inst. of the transport In
diana with 500 sick and seven insane
soldiers.
Within the next three weeks vessels
carrying 1900 convalescent soldiers
will arrive in this port.
The Sheridan, due to arrive February
6. has on board 900 sick soldiers. in
seventh infantry.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-25
SENATOR HANNA QUITE HOPE
Full THAT THE SHIP SUBSIDY
BILL WILL PASS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.-Congress
is quite busy today. After a lively de-
bate the naval appropriation bill was
passed by the house. very few changes
being made in it as reported from the
committee.
In the senate the Hanna ship subsidy
two hours speech warmly advocating
the measure. Senator Hanna this af-
ternoon is quite hopeful of passing the
bill.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-25
A COUPLE OF RING WARMERS AL
READY SELECTED FOR THE
BIG FIGHT.

CINCINNATI, JAN 25-Frank Cbilds.
the colored heavy weight champion,
and Ed Martin, will appear in the role
OF ringwarmers for the Jeffries- uh-
lin fight.
This was settled yesterday when Sam
Summerfield, Childs's manager receiv-
ed articles of agreement calling for d
ten-round preliminary contest for the
championship contest between Jefrries
and Rubin.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-25
GREAT BRITAIN LIKELY TO ACI
PROMPTLY ON THE HAY
PAUNCEFOTE TREATY.

WASHINGTON d. c., Jan. 20
There is not likely to be any delay
on the part of Great Britain in acting
upon the Hay-Pauncefote treaty said
Representative Mann today. IF the
treaty should be accepted by Great
Britain have no doubt the state will
pass the Hepburn bill authorizing the
construction of the Nicaragua canal.
I do not like tie treaty because it does
not go far enough"
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-25
QUEEN VICTORIA'S PRIVATE ES-
TATE IS VALUED AT FIFTY
MILLION

LONDON, Jan. 25-The queens Will
has unofficially been made public.
Her private estate is valued az fifty
millions. She saved a quarter of
from the government. Her principal
beneficiary will be her favorte child.
Princess Beatrice, widow of Prince
Henry of Battenberg.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-25
TWO YOUNG HERO WORSHIPERs
CAME TO GRIEF IN CHICAGO
THIS MORNING.

CHICAGO, Jan. 25-John Brown, 13
years of age, Sylvester Korten, aged II
started from Kewanee, Illinois, yester-
day for Colorado to kill lions like
Roosevelt.
When they reached Chicago this
morning they were arrested and taken
to the Harrison street station.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-25
AGAINST THE WEST
Unless California Takes Some
Strict Measures to Con-
troll the Spread ct the
Alleged Plague.

Il According to the official reports from
{Austin and San Francisco and the or
ders that have been received in FL
Paso by the quarantine authorities, the
bubonic plague situation in California
is becoming serious.
Yesterday John r. Mobley, state
quarantine officer here, received orders
from DIR. Blunt at Austin to enforce
a strict quarantine against Bakers
field, California, and to make more
stringent rules regarding San Fran
cisco.
This order came following a report
from the authorities at Bakersfield
stating that plain case of the plague
had developed in that city.
Mr.. Mobley said this morning that
he was not in position to discuss the
matter and from personal knowledge
he could say nothing of the situation in
California but from his orders he be-
lieves that the matter is becoming more
serious Like every one else in Ell
Paso," said Mr.. Mobley, Il am sorry
that the thing has gone so far and am
opposed to any unnecessary quaran-
tine, but l must enforce the orders of
my superiorS and must credit the re-
ports as they come from good as we'll
as authoritive sources. 1 cannot tell
what the result will be but 1 am now
enforcing a strict quarantine against
San Francisco and Bakersfield
Mr.. Mobley would not discuss the
probable action of the Texas authori-
ties but it is known that DIR. Blunt and
Governor Sayers are watching the sit
uation and if the state OF California
does not take immediate steps to pre-
SNAP OF JUAN CABLES
Filipino General Making Things Lively
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-25
INDOLENT MONARH
SENDS TELEGRAM OF CONDO
LENCE TO THE KING.

LONDON, Jan. 25.-King Edward
VII this morning received a telegram
oriental hyperbole manifesting the
keenest regret over the death of Queen
Victoria and congratulating the new
monarch
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-25
LARGEST COASTING STEAMSHIP IN
AMERICA BUILT FOR GAL
WESTON TRADE.

NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-The Mallory's
splendid new steamship of six thous-
and tons, the largest coaster in Amer
lea, which is to run between here and
Galveston, was today named the Dem
yer.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-25
KING EDWARD VII EXPRESSES
HIS THANKS TO PRESIDENT
MKINLEY.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 25-President
Mckinley today received a dispatch
from King Edward VII thanking the
president very graciously for his ex-
pressed sympathy on the death of Vic
toria-
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-25
OF THE GREAT HOUSE OF
ROTHSCHILD BREATHED HIS
LAST AT NOON TO-DAY.

FRANKFORT, Jan. 25-Baron Roths
child, the head of the great banking
house, died at noon today.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-25
QUEENS BODY NOW LIES IN
STA T. IN HER CHAPEL AT OS-
BORNE HOUSE

COWES, Jan. 25-The queens body
was placed in a coffin at ten O'Clock
this morning and transferred by the
officers of the royal yacht from the dy--
ing room at Osborne to the temporary
chapel.
Sir Fleetwood Edwards, a member
of the queens household, told COR
respondent today that the public would
not be allowed to view the queens re-
mains.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-25
SIR EDWIN ARNOLD'S SON sen
TENCED TO TEN YEARS IN
PRISON

LONDON, Jan. 25.-The son of Sir
Edwin Arnold, who was ARRESTED in
San Francisco for misappropriating
funds, was sentenced to ten years i'm
prisonment today
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-10-25

Frank Reeds, OF near White Side,
visited his uncle. Peter Smith. Sat-
urday and Sunday.
George Nun, Russell Henry. Ira
and Frank Thomas spent n few
days last week In st. Louis.
George Duncan is on the sick list.
Prof. W. NJ. Jones filed Rev.
Hobbs appointment Sunday at the
Christian church.
Quite n number Of the boys at
tended the football game Saturday
ut Montgomery.
Homer Grumit and Harry Harness.
who r attending school in Powl-
ing Green, spent Sunday ut home.
T. Ives aud wife. Of this place.
left Tuesday for n short visit with
friends in Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. j. w. Miller, Of wincev'llc,
is visiting George Riddl" and fam
lily this week.
Henry Ingram, who has been In
St. Louis for the past week visiting
his daughter. returned home FRI
day.
Misses Carrie and Mollic Logan,
Of this place, attended the wedding
Of their cousin. Miss Ellie Sailor, OF
BcliIowcr, Wednesday evening.
October 10. 1901. OLD MULE.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-10-25
DanvilIe.

Mrs. Fullcrlove left Tuesday for
Wayne county, ILL.,, where she
goes to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Alex Williams.
The post-ofice Ii now located
in the Baker building, one door
east of j.. W. Britt's grocery store.
Judge Elliott sold the two fox
hides Tuesday to j. NJ. White for
500 n piece.
W. X. Keith, janitor at Court
House, Is having a fluc built.
Col. Warner Lewis Of Montgom-
cry City was in town Tuesday.
II. C.. Kites general store was
burned last Thursday night. The
fire was discovered about II
o'clock and the flames spread so
rapidly, nothing could be done
toward saving the building.
Some goods were saved, but what
amount we do not know. The fire
started In the warc-room and was
the work OF an inccndiary. Build
ing and stock insured.
d. d. Baker sold Stanley Grcgo-
ry a bunch of shoats Monday.
The telephone Is now In j. w.
Whites Office.
Mrs. Morgan White Of near Mid
dletown was visiting her son, J.
". White Sunday.
Harry Wagner lost goid
work mare Sunday night, sup
posed from eating fodder.
A number Of our young people
have been attending the rcvi,a
meeting at Montgomery City this
week.
Mrs. James Hart of Wcllsvillc
and Mrs. Hart Of Indiana were vi
sitting ut Dan'l Hart's this week.
UNCLE 81.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-10-25
NeiShborhood News,
As Told by Our Assistant Editors.


Jas. Straatman Is working with
"s sr"u'ns gang ut p'"n-
~
" " bunnenoerg' who runs
boarding outhts Tor several extra
s""s' y" ."' MO w. W. ~ Spun
' wiz" u" nanny
Inc engagement OF Louis Van
booVen ana Pauline Holman was
announced at Starkcnourg last
sunday
MIS- Herman Pothast OF Ameri-
Gus boarded the tram mere we'd
nesday for h~oistein, to attend the
iuncrai oil her sistcr-in-law. Mrs.
Aiocrt buscher accompanied her'
VIM. H~oerschgcn and family of
ohamois visited friends and rela-
ives mere last week.
Mrs. Louis Sancr is down from
'namois spending a lew weeks
win her mother MIS- Ho'schiag.
Louis Strattman while riding to
church last Sunday was kicked on
the leg and severely injured by a
horse ridden by his brother.
Martin A. Bremen was bitten by
a horse Tuesday, while getting
something out of Its mangcr. His
cheek and neck were laceratcd
and he Is compelled to keep 1t
oouno up
Mrs. Hugo Monnig spent We'd
nesday at the bedside of her ia
Their Judge Samuel Miller of Bluff
ton. There seems To be little i'm
provcmcnt In the Judges condi-
,ion'
Miss carrie rocket IL spending
IA few days with relatives here.
The Rhincland Band Is adding n
few new members. They arc
making rapid under the
able direction OF + II. Antoine.
The new members are ALDER,
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-10-25
Beethoven
Mr.. Ramps child that was dan
dereusly i'll is improving.

Mr.. Ramps child that was dan
dereusly i'll is improving.
Rev. Miller has preached some
eqccllent sermons.
John Schowcngerdt and family
spent last Sunday at Mr.. George
Hinton's and attended preaching
and the w. G. T. U. in the after
noon.
The crowd Is getting larger all
the time at the chapel, some
were there Sunday night from
Olncy and Truxton.
Miss Allie West went to Colora-
do last week expecting to regain
her health.
Stella Kamp is sick at this
writing
j. p. Rodgers Jr. Is remodeling
their house. j. w. Surikamp Is
doing the work. They will have
n nice house when completed.
John Ingram and family OF
Truxton visited the lattcrsU parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hoss last Sum
day aud attended church Sunday
night.
G. T.. Stokes, the chairman OF
the Prohibition party, was at the
w. G. 7. U. meeting Sunday af-
ternoon Mt the Chapel and also
at church Sunday night aud made
quite n nice little talk.
Will Aylcr of o. r. came last
Monday to visit home folks.
Mrs. Jala Davidson OF Boone Co
and Mrs. Minerva Waters of Ind.
T. are visiting their sister Mrs.
James Steward.
Mrs Brincgar and o Will Of
NJ ,ntgomcry City were visiting
friends here Saturday.
The Misses Logan of Olney wcrc
visiting friends here last week and
attended the Miller-Sailor wedding
Miss Tressie Stewart left Tues
day for Louisiana to attend a w.
G. Il. u. convention
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-10-25
Thomas District.

Miss Ida and Gertrude May
were visiting their grand-mothcr
Mrs. NJ Y Kinks last Thursday
night.
Mrs. II. a. Davidson aud Mrs.
Tom Stansbcrrv were In Wcllsville
rhur-day trading.
Ira Davidson IN chilling ut thin
writing.
Mrs. NJ. Y. Kirk = wns visiting
In Middlcto wn the latter part ~
last week
George Collie. has rented the
Mrs. John Morning property for
the winter.
Mrs. J. Y. Kcathlcy and daught-
or Miss Daisy were visiting Mt Mrs.
NJ. Y. Kinks last Friday.
Tom Goodwin Of near Gammn
was In this vicinity the latter past
Il last week.
james West and wife were Wis.,
ting their daughter Mrs. Prick
cit Of Martinsburg last Saturday
and Sunday
Crayton Kirk, was In Lincoln
district Sunday
George Upp,tyr,vc hr r,turn-
cd from 1t, Gu ,rlcs where he has
been mt work.
John Anderson gave the young
people n party last Saturday aud
all reported n good time.
Hcz Bethel i on the sick list nj
this writing.
o. U. Know
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-10-25
Jonesburp

Mrs. VIM. Young and daughter
Mamie and Mrs. Gawgatt are vi
sitting relatives and st. Louis this
week.
Ed Spencer was In st. Louis last
Thursday and Friday looking for
n position. Ed Is going to give
up farming and try the city and
not the west as most OF our neigh
bors.
Jas. Schwartz OF Morsey was
here last Thursday on business.
II. C. Begeman was in Warren
ton last Thursday on legal BUSH
ness.
j. +. Mason visited friends at
Hawk Point last Thursday.
Miss Mary Smith returned from
Montgomery last Thursnay morn
ing where she visited her sister,
Mrs. C.. j. Locke.
Willie aud Irene Moriarity who
attend school here spent Sunday
with their parents mt Danville.
John Fleahman was down from
High Hill Saturday visiting friends
Maurice Stanton of Pendleton
was here Saturday visiting his
father.
Mrs. Geo. Britt of Prices Branch
visited at the Arlington Sunday.
q. Y. Stephens was in High Hill
Saturday on business.
Virgil Downs of High Hill was
down Saturday evening on busi-
ness.
Thos. Vanstuddiford was up
from st. Louis Sunday to see re-
lativcs.
j. w. Sanders and wife of East
st. Louis visited Mrs. Sanders
sister, Mrs ID. ID. White, Sunday
August uhrc and vito OF Prices
Branch visited Mrs. Luhre's
brother +. j. Boehmer last Satur-
day.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-10-25
Mineoia

Quarterly meeting was held here
Monday morning. Rev. White
preached TO IA full house. There
were a numbrr from New Florence
To attend the service among them
we're: All DcVault and wife, =. T..
Ellis, r. w. Cardwcll, Ben Garrett
aud others.
Miss Fahny Windsor after
spending "A month with her sister
MR.. j. G. Allen lett for New
Florence Monday where she will
visi. for a while.
X. Web Baker left Monday for
st Louis.
Bro. Landrum, the singer, from
Montgomery visited the Springs
Mo day.
Mrs. Lon Kclsick went to Mont
gomery Monday shopping.
II. T.. Secondhand went to the city
Monday on business.
Mrs. Morgan White Sr. OF
Middletown and Mrs. Morgan
White Jr. of Danville spent Sat-
urday night ut @. q. Blades.
Misses Maggie and Kate Baker
went to Montgomery Saturday
shopping.
Little Miss Elizabeth Blades
after n two weeks visit with her
grandmother returned home sun
day.
L. p. Rosenberger Jr. spent Sun.
day at w. A. Graham's.
Tucker Mcclure visited home
folks Saturday and Sunday.
John tastleman of Martinsburl
has moved to this place.
VIM. Gregory has moved to tn,
old Gregory farm, where he will
spend the winter with his mother
Miss Virginia McCleary was tn,
guest of the Misses Scandlant
from Saturday until Tuesday.
Boss Graham and sister Mis-
Emily and the Misses Brainbag,
attended services at Williams,
burg Sunday.
Abb Harrison and l.. Il. Blade
attended church at Antioch Sun,
day.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-10-25
oiney.

Tom Samson, who has been In
Hot Springs, Ark, returned home
Monday ON n visit.
James Barton, OF Slick, was in
town Monday.
Miss EMe Grinnctt spent Sunday
with Nellie Mosclcy.
Quite n number of the young folk
from here attended preaching Mt
Louisville Sunday evening.
Charles Abbot, of Corso, was In
town Sunday
George McGrcgory aud Miss
Edna Hanpey, Of Troy, spent Sun
day and Monday with Misses
Sydnors. of near this place.
DIR Hart and Miss Kate Stevens,
OF Troy, spent Sunday in town.
Lou Donaldson. who has been In
st. Louis for the past year, came
home Tuesday on n visit.
Rev. Canjifi delivered IA lecture
at the institute Friday evening on
"Psycology.'
Miss Edna Glare, Of this place, Is
visiting friends In Monroe county
at this writing.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-10-25

The weather Is warm and dr.,
near like summer time. this week.
a good rain is needed.
Mr.. Mitchell, who lives In Calla-
way county, was In Montgomery
county last Sunday.
Mrs. Isaac T. Kecle returned
home from st. Louis recently. Hor
husband got a position to work In
st. Louis. Mrs. Wiley Page, who
took care Of the house for Mrs.
kcelc, went home a few days ago.
A lady agent for a book, the
"Lifc of William Mckinley" called
here n day last week.
Homer and Ernest Kcclc wcr
husking corn last Saturday oil tho
shock. Some of II turned out
pretty good.
Charles Cook. who lives In CAL
laway county, has been carrying
the williamsburg daily mail quits
n while.
James w. Gibson finished point
ing the hcwcd log dwelling house
that he lives In with mortar made
OF lime and sand recently on Jamep
II Dodds' farm. II improved tho
looks of the dwelling considerably.
The water in Loutrc and whct-
stone creeks IL lower now than Il
has been for n number of years.
II would require n quantity Of water
tn start n current To running.
Mr.. Spencer. the man who repairs
clocks, watches and sewing ma
chimes, has been ut work sevcrn
days this week on n Victor sewing
machine.
Two movers wagons passed hcn
going west on Wednesday, thn
23rd inst. JAMES A. DoDDs.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-10-25
Rhineiand.

Mrs. d. Rincheral spent n few
DAYS OF last week in Herman vi
sitting her daughter, Mrs. Albert
Schubert.
Hugo Struttman was In town
one day last week wearing a
broad smile and informs us that
he is the proud father OF a bounc-
ing girl.
Albert Riley and Miss Annie
Anderson were not married is inst
as reported In these columns last
week. The ceremony was per-
formed at the home OF the bride
at Jonesburg on Wednesday 10th
and a reception held at the home
of Arch Rollison Friday, 18th.
Only n few neighbors and class
friends were invited. The Rhine-
land Military band of which Mr..
Riley Is n member serenaded the
couple, after which dancing was
INDUCED In and plenty OF refresh
ments served. The couple has
the best wishes of their many
friends. May their path through
life be one OF roses.
DR.. Brashear OF Case was in
town a few hours Sunday.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-10-25
Cross Roads.

Misses Lille ani Gladys Brown
visited Misses Gertrude and En-
ma Kraft Sunday.
c. +. Kraft and wife visited Mrs.
j. Moore Sunday.
The birthday party given by
Mr.. Clnud Anderson was well at
tended and all reported II good
time.
Several from this neighborhood
attended preaching at the Chapel
Sunday night.
John Maupin and wife and Mrs,
4 Wood are visiting in Glscon-
adc. PET.