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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-08-30
NeighbOrhOOd News
AS Told BY Our Assistant Editors.

j. l.. ingram of Stuttgart, Ark.
came through Jonesburg last Sat-
urday on his way to Truxton, to
visit relatives.
z. z. Stephens and mother went
to st. Louis Monday to visit rela-
tives.
Col. q. w. Borden S%undaycd in
Sturgeon with relatives.
Hale Young, wife and daughter
Gotta, Moses Lavender, Vcrsie
Harrell and Willie Mason visited
relatives in st. Charles Sunday.
John Brown came up from st.
Charles Sunday and will make
Jonesburg his future home.
Ed Bond came In from Iowa
Monday to visit his mother.
r. p. vanNcss and family OF
Mexico, came down Sunday TO
visit relatives.
Geo. Wilson and family, and
Mrs. David Jennings of Montgom-
cry, visiting relatives at Troy Sum
day.
Bob Bond was In Warrenton
Monday an business.
Bud Kimbraugh is visiting rela-
tives at Foristcll this week.
A. II. Conklin was DIP from st,
Louis Sunday to see n ''fricnd."
Miss Elizabeth Ball Is visiting
relatives In Montgomery this
week.
Miss Jeanette Polstcr of War
renton visited Miss Emc Kim
brougo last Tuesday and Wednes.
day.
DIR. l.. Davidson of Abattis, was
here Monday on business.
Miss Beatrice McCunc, who has
been in Pcndlcton, visiting rcla'
tivcs. is home again.
The festival given by the ZIP.
worth League Tuesday night, was
well attended and excellent music
was furnished by the High Hill
cornct band.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-08-30
BeIlnowor.

Miss Jessie Boom Is on the sick
list.
Wick Strack who has been sick
Is up and about again.
Quite a number from here at
tended the Harvest home meeting
at Brush Creek last Wednesday
which was a grand success.
Miss Elsie Aydclott of Wells
Vile Is visiting In this neighbour
hood this week.
Miss Ellie Moorhcad gave a
party last Monday which was en-
joycd by all present.
Miss Enic Sailor aud VIII Mil
Ter visited In Olney last Wedncs-
day.
Miss Lucy Hoss was visiting In
Wellsville last Sunday.
Miss Roena Shaner gave IA fine
lecture at this place last Monday
evening.
George Strack left Monday for
st. Peters where he will play with
the High Hill band.
Rev. Roley Is away attending
Presbytery ut Grassy Creek In
Pike County.
Mrs. Aydelotte OF Wellsville VI
sited her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Hoss last week.
Mrs. George Keadle and daught-
er Miss Eta were visiting at Mrs.
Bishops Monday and Tuesday.
Will Hoss was calling on
friends in Warrcnton last week.
WHpPOoRwILL.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-08-30
Jonesburg.

DIR. j. l.. Jones was In st. Louis
last Wednesday on business.
Thos. Kimble and wife of st.
Louis, spent last week atthis place
with the latter's father, A. A. Hess.
II. w. johnson left last Thurs
day for Eureka, Arkansas, where
he will meet his wife, who has been
In Huntsville, for the past few
months, visiting relatives. They
will return home soon.
w. w. Culp OF st. Louis, visited
relatives at this place the first OF
last week.
Flora and Susie Baker of Mont
gomery visitee DR.. Jones and wife
last week.
G.. +. Wright OF st. Louis, came
up last Thursday night to visit his
parents.
Tarper Humphreys and wife OF
Solomon, Kan. IRE visiting Mrs
Humphreys, parents, Geo. Rohr-
kate and wife.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-08-30
Gamma.

o. o. Plttengcr and mother were
in wcllsvillc trading Friday.
Mrs. Madd and two daughters OF
Montgomery City spent several
days here last week.
VIM. Wclch, wife and daughter
were calling on friends here Tues
day.
Miss Donna Horton, of Columbia
attended services at Brush Creek
Sunday evening. Miss Horton IL
spending n few days with her
grandparents Wash Brown and
wife.
The ice cream supper mt Cort
Steuarts Saturday IL to begin at
3 p. IN.
Mrs. Jas. McKinscy and sons.
Will and Otto have the measles.
Mrs. Polite Baxter gave the
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Miss Gertrude hoiey was select
ed as a delegate TO represent Brush
Creek u L. society at fresoytery
~ grassy reel TINS week.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-08-30

corn binder and is doing excellent
work.
Mrs. Ella Cowhcrd Is suffering
from a very severe attack of neu-
ralgia.
Quite n large audience was pres
cnt at the Harvest Home meeting
at Walnut Grove on last Tuesday
night. Bro. Bats and his family
were there with their musical in
strcmcnts, which consisted of four
horns, a large drum and an organ.
The music was fine.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Claude Brown are
visiting the latter's father, James
Heaton OF near Mt. Olivct.
The Misses Hamlet of Ashley
are visiting Billie Reed aud wife.
Miss Elsie Aydclott and Miss
McQuie Of Wcllsvillc, are visiting
the formers aunt, Mrs. Joseph
Cushman of this vicinity.
BY Gpsy.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-08-30

DR.. John Best spent the latter
OF the week In st. Louis attending
to some business matters.
Miss Joscphene lhle who has
been visiting her mother for g v
eral weeks returned to st. Louis
Sunday accompanied by her sis
ter Miss Maude who will remain
there for some time.
Mrs: Fannie L. James and son
Earnest spent the past week In
Galloway Co. visiting friends and
relatives.
w. w. Lewelling was down to
st Charles county the latter part
of last week making arrangements
to take his fathers herd Of fine
Jersey COWS there for the winter
he will probably leave the last Of
this week. Walter will remain
there with the herd, and ship the
milk to st. Louis, scarcely Of wa
ter and feed is the direct Of
having TO move them there.
Mrs. Warren bruce died mt her
home two miles Southwest of
here, after an illness Of a few
weeks. she leaves a husband and
four children to mourn her demise.
Her remains were taken to Revere,
Clark Co., her former home. MIR.
bruce has the sympathy Of the en-
tire neigh borhood In this his sad
amictiop.
Miss Ada Ballard who has been
visiting her sister Mrs. VIM.
Warner, Jr. returned to her home
In East st. Louis, III. last wcdncs-
day.
The band furnished appropriate
music for n picnic at 81. Peters
and a pleasant time Is reported.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-08-30
Peytonia

William Davis thrcshed 1908 i-2
bushels OF wheat recently on S. T.
Weeks farm. One Of the best crops
on Loutre.
J.. w. Goodman, Of Galloway
County, was at Pcytonia on BUSH
ness recently.
j.. w. Winter hauled rail road
ties TO Montgomery last Friday.
The health of the people in this
vicinity IL tolcrablc good.
A shower of rain fell here re-
Gently. A good heavy rain is
needed.
There will be some peaches and
apples. j. A. ID.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-08-30
Thomas District.

Mrs. A. Z. Osborn Is ON the sick
list.
Crayton Kinks was In wclls-
vile Saturday trading.
Whit and Milt May was In Mont
gomcry last Friday ON business.
Quite n number from this vicini-
ty attended the musical cntcrtain-
ment ut Walnut Grove church last
Tuesday night.
II. A. Davidson was In wclls-
Vile with n load Of hogs last Sat-
urday.
Mrs. A. w. Ncase and Mrs. Sam
Ncase was visiting In BcllNowcr
last week.
H.. A. Davidson left Tuesday
morning for st. Charles. To seek
employment.
A.. L.. Hcndcrshott will COM
mcnce his school at Thomas the
first Monday In September. Now
scholars start with n determination
to learn. Don't say that can't
learn. but say ! will learn, and you
will be successful. But rcmcm bcr
that your depends upon
your own efforts. o. T.. Know.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-08-30
New Florence.

Miss Nellie See OF Jeifeoson City
was the guest OF Mrs. Il. A. Wilson
several days the past week.
Miss Jessie Locke attended the
teachers examination in Warren
ton last Friday and Saturday.
Miss Ruth Jefiers is at home
after a several months stay in Ann
Arbor, Mich.
Miss Roena Shaner the w. G. Il
U. Lecturer is being entertained
by Mrs. r. S. Chandler.
Prof. Jewel Ellis and brother
Harner, also Joe McKain, have re.
turned from Oklahoma. They
say old Montgomery County Ii
still good enough for them.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-08-30
Hazel Dell

We had a small hail storm in
this section last Thursday.
Miss Bola Branstettcr visited her
ncle, Dot Carr of Prices Branch
last Wednesday.
jim McKinzic's family are down
with the measles. Mrs. McKinzie
liz very poorly at this writing. We
hope Dor to note her recovery.
Mrs. Ella Uptegrove of near
Slick is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Logan OF near Walnut
Grove.
Miss Mittie Logan returned home
last Tuesday from an extended
visit to relatives In Troy. Her
uncle John Logan accompanied
her.
Party at Oh as. Belcbcr's last
Wednesday night. Everybody
seemed to enjoy themselves.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dillon visit
cd the latter's mother near Middle
town last Monday.
Claude Brown has bought a new
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-08-30
DanvllIe.

Mrs. Jacob Brewer died We'd
ncsday, Aug. q, 1901, and was
buried at the Dryden grave yard
Thursday evening. Services were
conducted mt the residence by Rev
Roberts OF New Florence.
n. Lcbrash has been quite sick
for several days.
Miss Mary Casey is able To re-
sumo her work at Recorders oficc.
The county officers have got in
all their furniture, aud their Offices
now look homclikc.
j. NJ. White was visiting his par
cnts near Middlctown last Sunday.
The county court has laid In its
supply Of winters wood mt court
house.
Frank Norman, while making
ties last week cut his leg very bad
Is.
w. s. Applebee is on the sick
list this week.
Geo. Norman, who was quite
sick, IL able to be out and around.
d.. ID. Baker IL still prospecting
for water.
Judge Elliott has sold his crop
of corn horses and hogs to Alvey
Elliott, his son.
Harry Keys and wife Of st.
Louis are visiting the formers
father this week.
Joe Raeslcr left for Colorado
Tuesday, where he has n job of
work.
Charley Thompson has the con-
tract to repair the school building
at this place.
ID. ID. Baker sold Judge Lichtc
OF near Big Spring, a young male
hog Monday.
Charley Koch OF near Americas,
was in town Tuesday looking af-
ter young mules.
Jarrot Harris and family OF near
Wellsville, were visiting here Sum
day.
Isham McMahan spent last Sun
day with his son-in-law, VIM.
Downing, near Olney, and he re-
ports very little corn between here
and that place. UNCLE 81.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-08-30
Prices Branch.

Miss Jane Tippett and Mrs. Min
ME Wilson, after visiting the for
mcr's sister. Mrs. c. Summers near
Ccntralia, returned home Sunday,
accompanied by Miss Mabel RAN
dolph.
VIM. Milligan and wife OF New
Florence, were the guest of J.. N.
Jeans and wife of this place, Sum
day.
Mrs. A. =. Merritt and little sons
Of Wellsvillc, Is the guests s. Me-
Clure and other relatives this week
Grandma Stewart is sick ut this
writing Mt her daughters, Mrs N.
Rose near misplace.
g. +. Shelton and family attend
ed church at Zion Sunday.
w. NJ. Durham, wife and son,
Fred, were the guests OF the lattcr's
brother over In Warren county,
Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Mabel Dyke of near War
r%enton, was the guest of her cou-
sins. Misses, Leslie and Minah
Durham, several days this week
WIN. Baxter made n flying triU
to Olney last Thursday. VADA.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-08-30
New Hope.

Prospecting for water aud Dig
ging wells IL the order of the day.
Some have found good veins of
water and are working hard
to bring them to the surface.
Water is scarcer than 1t has been
for 20 years.
John ID. Poindexter of Mincola
is visiting his daughter Mrs. w.
NJ. Appling.
Miss Minnie Anderson of st.
Louisis visiting her sister Mrs.
John Cox.
Judge c. L. Peers of Warrenton
called on grandma johnson last
Saturday.
Miss Florence Duncan visited
at William Heckerts near Danville
last Sunday.
Gibson Dickey apent last Sum
day with j. L. Dickcy and famil, .
E.. NJ. Oliver was In the city on
business last Monday morning.
Rev. r. w. Hunley preached Tor
us last Sunday. He gave us an
excellent discourse which was lis
tened to by an attentive audience.
j. G.. Brown and wife attended
preaching here Sunday.
John Applebec commenced the
erection of a new dwelling house
for VIM. Appling Monday.
Lem Brown spent last week in
st. Charles. o.. U. GUESS.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-08-30

Ben and Walter Cole delivered
lambs in Montgomery Monday,
Miss Blanche Gregory left Tues
day for Maiden, where she has ac-
copied a position in the public
school at that place.
Miss Jeanne Dean Nuns joined
her sister Alice at "Camp Blades"
Tuesday.
Mrs. Nelson and grand daughter
Ester Mcnifce of Montgomery is
the guests of her brother Martin
See.
Mrs. Annie Hutchinson johnson
of st. Charles is visiting her moth
er, this week.
Mrs. Scott Harrison of Mont
gomcry is the guest of Mrs. Kate
Woodroof.
Charles Nuns was In town We'd
nesday evening.
Anna .Blades. Leslie Blades,
Maggie Baker, Hughet Baker,
Kate Baker, Powell Arnold, Mar
tina Blades, Web Baker, attended
the reception given by George,
Martha and Marie Jones Wednes-
day eve, Aug. -.
Miss vergie Leach is visiting her
cousin at High Hill this week.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-08-30


Miss Floy Sec will open school
In the Sunbeam district Sebtcmbei
q.
Misses Madgc and Jua Applinp
after a pleasant visit at the Gen.
trail Hotel have returned to thcir
home In Montgomery City.
Mrs. John Windsor of Fulton is
the guest Of Mrs. T. L. Windsor
near town.
Miss Nettie Barker is quito sick
at the homo Of MIRA. John Lewis
where she has been visiting the
past week,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carter of st.
Louis are visiting relatives here
this week.
Several couples from this place
spent the day at the Pinacle
Tuesday.
The Y. p. s. &. Il. of the G. p.
Church royalty entertained their
mcmbces of the young Peoples
Society, also n large number OF
their friends Tuesday evening nj
tho elegant suburban home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Kallimeyor. Misses
Althea and Stella assisted by the
members of the social committee
were ideal entertainers and every
one present expressed n high APP
probation Of their efforts. De-
licious ice cream and cake were
served In abundance. Altogether
the social was one OF the most de.
lightful Of the season.
Mrs. T. II. Ford and sister Mrs.
Pulliam have returned from n triI
10 Williamsburg and fulton wher,
thsy have been visiting relatives
the past week.
Clarence Miller who has beer
here for some time returned /,
his homo In st. Louis the 10Th.
Harry Dorman left last week foI
st. Louis where he expects to en-
ter the Western Tclcgraphy
school and perfect himself in hi
his chosen occupation.
Charlie See went over to Jcifcr'
son City last week and rcturnc,
Sunday with a new buggy which
he expects to drive when calling
on u fair young ladies.
Our grain merchants ARE daily
receiving feed by the caeload and
II looks like all would be supplied
with grain by them, there will b,
some corr In this vicinity and ouI
farmers are busy harvesting thci
fodder. PuELLA.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-08-30
MineoIa.

n Henry Tate went to Montgom-
n MY City Saturday to meet his
tighter, Mrs. Mollic Cobb Of
Columbia, and Mrs. Matte Finley
and children of Wellsvillc.
A. n. Harrison attended church
at Williamsburg Sunday.
Miss Kittie Scanland is SPEND
ing this week mt G. G.. Blades.
Geo. Crane and family spent
Sunday afternoon in town.
Ben Blades, Asham Kclsic, Ebb
Ford and Frank Hubbard went to
Randolph Springs Sunday.
Will See went to st. Louis Sum
day night,
DR.. Hoffman and family OF
Americas were visiting relatives
In town the first of the week.
S. ii, Baker went to Montgom-
cry Monday.
Hughlet Naughton and sister
went to Montgomery Saturday to
have the latter's eyes treated.
Forest Huddleston and Claud
Leach went to New Florence
Thursday to finish their examina-
ton for certificate.
Misses Maggie and Katie Baker
were in Montgomery Saturday
shopping.
Miss Alice Nuns Is visiting Miss
Anna Blades this week at, Scamp
Blades"
Miss George Hays went to New
Florence Tuesday to take the ex-
animation for certificate.
Miss Grace Scanland spent the
latter part OF last week with Miss
Mayme Hobson Of Williamsburg,
Mrs. Will See entertained the
little folks OF the town. Thursday
evening.
II. V. Baker went to Montgom'
cry on business Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. f. Scanland Mt
tended VIM. Patterson's baby flu
neral Thursday at Mt. Pleasant.
Geo. Windsor and family wen
to visit Lewis Washington ano
family Sunday, and returned
Monday.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-08-30
Thor Secret Is out

All Sadicvilic, KY, WAS curious
to learn the cause Of the vast inn
provcmcnt In the health OF Mrs. =.
=. Whitaker, who had for n long
time, endured untold suffering
from n chronic bronchial trouble.
''lts all due to DR.. Kings New Dis
covcry," writes her husband.
at completely cured her md also
cured our little granddaughter OF
n severe attack Of Whooping
Cough" II positively cures
Coughs, Colds. LaGrippc. Bron-
chitis, all Throat and Lung Troub-
les. Guaranteed bottles j0c and
si.0O. Trial bottles free Mt Ca
sons Pharmacy.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-08-30
Money TO Loan.

From $500 to $4,000, at d per cent,
for ten years. Payments as low n
$50 can be made at any time. In
tcrest payments April list of cnch
year. Western money.
A. KIMPINsKY,
Rcnl Estate x Loan Agent,
s-53-5t Wcllsvillc, Mo.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-08-30
High Hill.

ID. c. Diggs went to Montgom-
cry City on business last Friday.
Martin Brown and wife spent
Sunday in Montgomery City the
guest of relatives.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-03-12
AL Over the State.

I. Greeney was kicked by horse at
Ableman.
]. II. RamaEcr of Shcboygan has sold
dyk for $1,000.
The residence of f. Perkins Of Symco
was burned and his 6-year-old child lost
its life. Mrs. Perkins saved her life by
jumping from a secondStory window
4 report reached Bayfield, that l.. ].
BACKYARD and Eli St. Andrews. fishermen,
were carried ont on the ice on Lake Su-
perior. They were fishing off Chequamc-
gon point when the ice broke off. 1t is
feared they have drowned or frozen to
death.
Peter Sendl. one of the oldest engineers
on the Chicago. Milwaukee and St. Paul
road, running between Madison and
North McGrcgor. was found dead in the
cab Of his engine at Lone Rock. Heart
disease is supposed to have been the
cause of death.
Carl Klepstein is under arrest charged
with attempting to cut the throat Of
Grace Wall of Montell0 with razor at
a masked ball at WestfeId The blow
was aimed too high and struck the girl
on the chin. making Il SeriouS wound
klepStcin denies having done the cutting
News was received by wire Of the kill
ing OF Miss AEilda Fargus of the town of
Erin. At Centralia. Pa She was waiting
at the depot for train which was late
and took 4 stroll down the track When
returning 10 the depot train came, upon
her. Sle lost a leg and an arm and
died Shortly afterward
In turning corner in Baraboo q load
of wood fell upon Mrs. Joseph Golding.
resulting in her death. Mrs. Golding lived
but short time after the accident. She
was IS years old and leaves 4 husband
and seven children.
Barney Rhodes, a farmer residing in
BoStwick's valley. complained 10 Judge
Brindley of la Crosse that he had been
attacked by seven farmers ar 4 party,
being held at one of the farm houses in
that valley. without prOvocation, and de-
sired revenge. The seven were arrested.
and four of them pleaded guilty 10 the
charge Of assault. and were heavily fined.
The others refused 10 admit their guilt.
and their case was continued.
Mrs. Mary Deleglise, wife OF thc found
er of Amigo. has decided block - vaIua-
bic land TO St MarFNs Catholic congre-
cation. for hospital. The transfer re-
quires the erection of a $1,000 hospital
within two years and also the life care Of
her two invalid sons.
In the competition for special Rrizes
at the kaukauIh Farmers Institute end
Midwinter Far John Dederich of the
town of kaukanna proved 10 be ~ old
est settler in that section. having located
on his farm at khe age Of Il years in
1912. Mrs. Jahes Lambie Of the same
town took first prize as having the small
est foot amongah farmers wives OF that
vicinity She Ke2rs No. IL shoe.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-03-12
PRISON BURNS DOWN.
Nebraska Penitentiary, Near Lincoln,
Destroyed by Fire.

NeDraSka FentLenIfdryS near Lincoln,
Destroyed by Fire.
The Nebraska State penitentiary is il
ruins. Fire Thursday night destroyed
the dollhouse and the entire main build
ing and the loss will not be less thar
100000. The building was practically
new. The only portion saved was the
east wing occupied. by the warden, the
chapel and a small reserve cellrOom. Pre-
cautions were taken to guard the prison
ers. who were removed under extra guard
without difficulty.
The fire was discovered by Warden Da.
Wis himself shortly before midnight The
alarm was Immediately given, convicts.
guards and employees aroused and IN APP
peal telephoned the Lincoln fire depart
ment for help. The conyicts were or
dered to clpthe themselves, and in their
prison garb, marshaled into the huge
court yard. where they were formed in
a long double line to the number of near
ly 300, under the espionage of Il score OF
armed guards, patrolling on the top of
the wall surrounding the yard.
! The main building and west dollhouse,
both of which are threeStory stone struc-
lures, are Il total loss The warden and
his immediate aides made quick work of
removing the books, records and papers
of the institution to place of safety
Nothing else of value was saved from the
burning structures. The room where the
fire originated was kitchen for the
warden's apartments. The Lincoln FIRE
department. responded with nose carts
and steamcFs, with the effect. however.
of only temporarily checking the flames.
Company II Of the Nebraska National
Guard left Lincoln for the scene under
orders from Lieut.. Gov. Savage. acting
Governor III the absence of Gov. Dietrich.
Warden Davis took charge of the iDsti-
tuition Feb. ii. None Of the property
was insured.