The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-02-14
Rhineiand.

Stcigcrs married at Starken-
burg Tuesday. Rev. @. w. Hochn
officiating. We extend the young
couple congratulations.
For SALE;-Onc good work mare
and one good mule for particulars
call on VIM. Hagcdorn.
Hugo Monnig and wife spent
part of last week in st. Louis on
business.
Miss Lilly Gunby Is spending n
short time with her aunt Mrs John
Patton.
Miss Josephine Brevc Is giving
music lessons ~ the daughters OF
j. NJ. Kunz.
lily. w. Stock visited his brother
at Berger Wednesday and Thurs
day.
John Ructtgcrs received another
car OF corn last Friday.
&. X. Ball was in our neighbour
hood Friday In the interest OF John
Coleman estate.
We are to have n rural free
delivery from Rhincland and APP
plicants 10 deliver are wanted.
From what we can learn the pro-
posed route Is to lcadc from Rhine
land south TO the river thence west
to Mrs. Struttman north to Sugar
town, along the blum to Ben Grotc-
wicl thence south again to the river
taking In John Hcying and Ferd
Mctzlcr, then to VIM. Hcying out
to Hampton's then in castcrly di-
r%cction touching lily. Lensing and
~Starkcnburg down Warden Branch
to Bucckcr ncighborhood and south
to Wcscmans from where the route
leads in the lower bottom as far
east NJ j. NJ. Kunz. The distance
Is about % miles and the consid-
Grafton for services $500.
Erik. Holtwick aud wife of near
Bethlehem visited their parents
here last week.
Mrs. Matte Shaw of Middletown
Is visiting her brother j. j. Merritt.
a dance was given at the resi-
dencc OF lily. Lcnsing Wednesday
night in honor OF his daughters
birthday. A large crowd attended.
Mr.. John Lehman bought a chr
load of cattle In st. Louis last week
and Is now feeding them here.
NoTIcE;-I have about 800 bales
of good straw for sale at IL cents
per bale. JOS. REPPER,
McKittrick, Mo.
Jacob Meyer sold his team of
fine sorrcls to Erik. Birkcl for the
sum of Si75. Mr. Birkcl took them
with him v the river on the ice.
Arthur Hcying was laid up for a
week suffering with sorc throat and
tonsilitis.
ID. X. Desmukes informs US that
he lost m OF his horses last week.
II will be remembered that his
team ran away about 2 weeks ago,
and the horse in question was
slightly injured near the fetlock of
one of the front feet.
Nothing was thought of II how
ever but later lock jaw set in and
caused it's death.
The NJ. X. 4 T. n. II. has paid
Mrs. John Coleman $500 as a COM
promise for the life of her late
husband, who was killed by a train
near this place Christmas eve.
A child of Jones Gregory is quite
sick at this writing.
The family of VIM. Holzum are
entertaining their cousins Gertzens
of Morrison this week.
Mrs. Hy. Scholten Sr. is quite i'll
with what the doctors pronou nee
appendicitis.
Mrs. Chas Zengin is entertaining
her brother Of Berger this week.
lily. Stock Of New Haven visited
II. w. Stock and took occasion to
to witness the gander pulling.
Chas. Wippler Of Warrenton is
spending a few days with his
brother w. S. Wippler.
There is probably not another
place In the United States where
the old time gander pulling takes
place as 1t does in Rhineland.
A day or two before Ash We'd
nesday is generally the time set
for this gathering, and is always