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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-07-11

Jessup was, last night, the scene OF a
Dit of strike enlivenlnent which threat
ened for time to assume very seri-
Gus phase.
An Italian, named Frank Gurdan, has
been about lately trying to induce men
to sign paper agreeing to return to
work at the Dolph colliery.
Last night, two hundred strikers sur
rounded his house, called him out and
proceeded to convert him. 1t was not
necessary for them to put into practice
the measures they might have had in
mind for effecting his conversion, for
when Gurdan saw the crowd he sank
on his knees and swore by everything
he held sacred, he would give up his
canvass and be good union man.
This Is the first real disclosure Of the
fact that a canvass is being made to
secure the return to work Of strikers.
but it is only what has been alleged
for two weeks past and which various
little circumstances have tended to
Corroboratc.
GIVEN VACATIONS
What may or may not be significant
is the fact that the Delaware and Hud-
son company, yesterday. directed its
coal department clerks to take their
annual vacations at once and report
for duty Aug. 1. Ordinarily the clerks
are allowed to take vacations during
the summer in small squads. Yester-
day practically the whole force received
instructions to take their vacations
now. One of them was told: "Be back
by Aug. 1. You will be needed then"
Superintendent Rose like all the 9TH
err superintendent continues to deny
that any effort is being made to start
up collieries, but these denials are be-
ginning to bear the semblance of dip
lOmatic evasions," in the light of vari-
Gus circumstances. 1t can be counted
upon as a surety that there will be
collieries in operation in this region on
Aug. /.
There is some possibility of conflict
between the municipal and state au-
thorities by reason of the fact that
Sheriff Schadt has men detailed to
preserve order around the Grassy Island
washery at Olyphant. Burgess Man
ming has notified Sheriff Schadt that
deputies, are not needed there and that
if they interfere with the local police
they will be arrested Sheriff Schadt
says "Ha, Ha," and continues TO keep
a squad of his men at the washery.
Just what the burgess had in mind
when he made his threat is not very
clear. Sheriff Schadt was not sufflc-
iently concerned to seek an ellucidation.
NOT HIRING STRIKERS.
Farmers in the territory adjacent to
Scranton are not hiring many strikers.
Usually, at this time, there Is a big
demand for farm help. This year, on
account Of the strike. the farmers have
not as much planting as in former
years. believing there would be a poor
market for their produce. This. coupled
with their animosity against the
strikers. makes them refuse work to
the strikers.
There were no arrests yesterday in
Magistrate w. S. Millar's crusade
against the hotelkeepers who refuse
drink to non-union employees. Evidence
is being accumulated, however. and
Magistrate Millar said last night that
he will vigorously push the cases, as
soon as he returns from the Gettysburg
eucampment
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New Florence.

Miss Ianthe Pendleton came up
from Wright City, Saturday night
and Is the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
Pat Taylor.
Louis Philips spent the past
week with his family at this place
and returned to his work in st.
Louis Monday morning.
Little Miss Matte Powell, who
has been suffering with a severe at
tact of pneumonia, is some better
Mt this writing.
Hon. Alfred Davault spent last
week In st. Louis.
The social meeting of the w. G..
T. L. was held at the home of Mrs.
II. S. Chandler Jan. IL. A very
interesting and well selected pro-
gramme was rendered, after which
refreshments were served consists
ing of cakes and chocolate followed
by a pleasant half-hour social talk
during which two new members
were added. Mrs. Chandler, as
sisted by her mother Mrs. Gibbs,
proved to be charming entertainers
who spared no pains to make their
guests enjoy the afternoon.
Robert Smith Is here to spend
some time with his sisters, Mrs.
Bert See and Miss Carrie Smith.
Stephen Quick and sister Miss
Callic OF Americas were here over
Sunday the guests OF their aunt,
Mrs. John Dixon near town.
Mrs. ID. NJ. Cardwcll Is In Fayctte
visiting her daughter, Miss Willie
also her sister, Mrs. Jasper.
+. NJ. Ellis left Saturday for Eu-
rcka Springs for the benefit Of his
health, which has been failing lntc-
ly. We sincerely hope his s%ojourn
there may prove beneficial.
Mrs. Dick Fowler came up from
st. Charles Tuesday to attend the
funeral of her fathhr Mr.. Miles
Johnson, whose death occurred
Monday night at his home n few
miles west of town of pneumonia.
Mr.. Kizer Wilson and wife lef
for Fulton Tuesday morning. Ki.
ger and his wife have many friend,
here, who regret to see this hostit.
able couple leave. PUELLA.
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John Schowengerdt had the mis-
fortune to lost one of his best
horses one day last week from a
broken leg.
Gus Engel visited home folks
last Sunday.
Miss Carrie Middlekamp is inn
proving.
Harry Ball visited home folks
Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Jessie Hall Is visiting ut
Jim Rodgers of Montgomery City
this week.
Joe Davidson of New Florence
was visiting friends In this neigh
borhood a few days this week.
Chas. Hall and George Strack
left Thursday for New Mexico
where they go to seek employment
There a a party at Mr.. Aylors
last Tuesday night.
Mrs. Reed of Louisiana Is visit
ing aunt Sinda Surls this week.
Berry Hudson was In Bellflower
one day last week.
WHIP-PooR-wILL.
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NeighbOrhOOd News,
~ Told by Our Assistant Editors.
Cross Roads.

Rev. Mitchell filled his regular
appointment at Hopcwcll Satur-
day and Sunday.
Misses Rctta, Flora and Matte
Maupin are oil III ut this writing
the latter having the pneumonia.
We hope to soon note their re-
covcry.
Claud Cahall went to Prices
Branch Wednesday.
l.. A.. Fuhr visited his uncle G.
w. Kraft near Middlctown THUS
day.
Ouss Ittncr and wife visited
John Kraft and family Sunday.
Mrs. Bertha Kraft visited j. II.
Martin Friday.
Mrs. j. II. Martin visited Mrs.
c. G. Sailor Thursday.
Prof. Coon give quite nm inter-
esting entertainment Saturday
night. Some boys wishing to get
the benefit OF the entertainment,
without paying the admission fees
ytalkcd around the house and
tried to do all the mischief possible
cutting the wire on W. l.. Hollis
fence and fastening IL on the
school yard fence and then to the
door knob so those inside could
hardly get out. Those boys had
better lay low for awhile ~ thcil
names have been taken by Mr..
Holt and he Is watching for them,
Claude C,shall was In Montgom.
cry Friday.
Z II IL terrible to think how bash
full some boys are. For full par
ticulars ask Messrs Alvey and
Lester Walker, VIM. and Milton
Singleton and james Wright.
John Wright and VIII Singleton
visited Fred Kraft Sunday.
Ask Claud Cahall what he took
Jim Maupin's lantern for, at la.
eel Doll the night Of the spelling
and didn't return 1t. PET.
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Rhineland.

Leo Straatman has n good reason
for wearing n smile. A stork vls-
listed him the o inst and left n lib.
pair OF twins, n boy and u girl.
Now "a you blame him for feel
ind big?
Miss Essie Williams OF near Me-
Kittrick is visiting with the Ander-
son family.
Metzler will be here the %, and
20 without fail.
Ed Marotte has bought the John
Rooster property consisting of q
house, lot and shop for $3.50.
Miss Emma Hart, after spending
several months in Rhincland, re-
turned to her home on Bear Creek.
The name OF the new canning
factory will be Modoc Packing 20.
The company decided to pay SOC
per hundred lbs. for tomatoes the
coming season.
Miss Ollie Crockett of Montgom-
cry City has again returned to our
midst to remain indefinitely.
Ben Lcnsing has moved his be-
longings to the house recently oc-
cupied by Rodt Baumgartner.
Some OF the boys made up a band
and rendered him a serenade and
we will add, 1t was a warm one.
Just imagine 100 lbs. Bill Hagedorn
beating the Bass Drum.
Photographs at special reduced
rates, the %, and 20.
Mrs. Alb. Busher and child re-
turned home Friday after several
weeks stay in Warren Co.
Mrs. Hugo Monig, Sr. visited in
Bluffton a few days last week.
The fire company had a drill
last Thursday and every one
seemed to take an ~intesest. The
Captain expressed himself well
pleased with the way everything
worked.
Ernest Howelman of Dry Fork
boarded the train for Harrisburg
Tuesday.
VIM. Quick and II. w. Holt&ick
are digging a cistern for John An
derson.
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On the Line.
LAST WEEK

Last WEEK.
There IL much sickness IN ms
vicinity ut present
Mrs. George Bcntly IL no better
John Force has two very sick
children with pneumonia.
We have been told tina. small
pox has broken out In Mr.. Lions
family who resides owe the line
I'm Audraip. A little O care
should be taken To curtail the
sprcadipg of this loathsome di.
ease. II there are ms many cases
as reported schools and debating
societies should close.
~. INV. beep told L.addonia
has several smallpox cases, we are
not going I'm 10 see we will take
umor for IL.
sho,,v r,o,as ,os, n oood work
49,. Ia., v..L ,rom ,.eding tod
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-01-24

Chas. Anderson and wife Of st.
Louis are visiting the formers
mother Mrs. Mary Anderson near
this city.
The "Bee Hive Club are going
to entertain friends with a pic
social at the home of Mrs. Rec
Hughes Saturday, Feb. 4, 1902.
Henry Hosto of Warrcnton was
the guest Of his aunt, Mrs. c. NJ.
Philips the first Of the week.
Orvil Bohrcr of Bellflower was
visiting Miss Willie Thorpe Mon
day eve. ST. ELMO.
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Egbert.

a. V. Swcaringen sold a three
year old mule to Nick Warner Of
Bluiiton last week for 800. The
mule was In good flesh as MT.
Swcaringcn is a good feeder and
always has his stock, which Is for
sale, in good shape.
Charles Blackmorc visited Park
er McMahan, Monday night.
Homer McMahan visited the Car
rell boys near Big Spring last Sat-
urday until Monday. He says that
about n hundred and fifty young
people were on, Loutrc Sunday
skating.
Our district school is to have an
exhibition at the close and the
children are busy learning dia-
logucs and writing essays.
Claude Gregory and family, b. e.
Gregory and family and Mrs. Ollie
Garrett and babe visited o. II. Dis
mukes, Sunday.
John Nunnclicy is having n els
tern dug. He finds clay that he
thinks rest on a bed of iron or coal
and he will probably show the
specimen to the st. Louis railway
and try to induce them to change
their survey in this vicinity so as
to go through Johns town.
There will be a sale of the per-
sonal property of the late Judge
Samuel miller at Button some
time in March.
Monday, the 20 about 2 o'clock
the snow commenced falling fast
and continued for several hours.
II is fine for the growing wheat.
The preacher failed to be at
Bethany last Saturday night and
the congregation went home dis
appointed.
Miss Fannie Dismukes visited
Mrs. Alice Gregory, Saturday
GAAE.
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Big Spring


Misses Hattie Ward and Lizzie
Thompson visited VIM. Thompson
Sunday.
VIM. Dixon was putting up ice
for j. c. whitcsidc last week.
Marvin Chsistain II sick ut VIM.
Smiths with pneumonia.
Several young people from this
place went to a play party at
Americas Monday night.
frankie Smith Ii on the sick
list this week.
Rev. Mardauf recently Of this
place moved TO New Florence
Wednesday.
Mrs. Thos. Davis and little
daughter were visiting J. G. White.
sides Saturday and Sunday.
VIM. Hoffman Luring died on
Dry Fork Of Consumption.
Joseph Thurman's child Is very
sick at this writing.
Oswcld Schrof photographed a
crowd Of young folks on the ice
Sunday afternoon.
There was services In English
ut the German Methodist church
Sunday evening. TULIP.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-01-24
Gamma.


Z II. D.. Roley was In Montgomery
City Monday.
Mrs. Nclia Weldon was in Wells
VILE Friday.
Eldridge Cobb is being enter =
tanned with the measles at present.
Jas. Anderson was on the streets
of Wellsville Friday.
Geo. Hinton and wife spent
Saturday with friends In Olncy.
Mrs. Scott Floyde was In Wells
vile shopping Friday.
l.. c. Pitteager, wife and baby
were ON West Prairie Sunday the
GUESTS OF Neil Ankron and family.
Andrew Cowan and wife have
the measles.
j. ID. Vcrnatti was in Montgom-
cry a short while Tuesday.
4 Melvin Straube was here n few
days last week looking after his
school interests.
Samuel Hesler and wife and
Clarence OF near Middletown were
calling on friends here Saturday.
Thomas. Goodwin and wife and
Mrs. Orpha Pew and o Tommy
attended services at Hopewell
Sunday morning.
Hardin Spires is building a new
house on the Spires farm near
Brush Creek.
George Gilchrist of Boulder Col.
spent q few days last week with
his broter-in-law, Tim Hooker and
family,
Mr.. Cardwell and his men were
surveying for the Mineola and
Middletown n. r.
Quite a good crowd at the gos-
pei temperance meeting at the
Chapel Sunday evening.
Willard Cowan has typhoid
pneumonia, his mother and sisters
cave about recovered from the
measles.
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JIM Davidson and wife spent FRI
day with relatives In Middletown.
Booth Henry and wife are re-
joicing over the arrival Of a new
girl at their home Saturday, Jan.
II.
Miss Ehe vcrnatti gave a tacky
party last week to hcr,many friends
and 1t was a very amusing af-
fair. Y. X.
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Americus.

Rev. Maggart filed his appoint
mcnt at Trinity Sunday, delivering
an excellent sermon
Mrs. T. NJ. NARROW went to
Rhincland Thursday to have some
dental work done.
A dog belonging to Mrs. Sarah
Craig went mad last Thursday. left
home and went toGco. Craig's bit n
dog then went or 10 Mr.. Henry
Schlott's bit two dogs and one
hog there, then to Mrs. Nocll's and
bit three dogs there then II was
killed there. Several dogs have
been killed In the ncighborhood
and II is thought more will be
killed.
Frank Baker of Prairie Fork was
visiting Lee S~hackclfords Sunday.
Lynn Attcrbcrry OF near Mont
gomcry City was visiting at Bob
Attcrbcrry's this week.
Charley England lost two work
horses Inst week.
Virgic Bib Is on the sick list.
r Joseph England OF Reads
willie IL at "unclc Jack" Fitzhughs
again.
Mira. j.. II. Dickcy and daughter
Alkaline visited Mrs. NOEL Thurs
day.
Mrs. ID. $. McCarty formerly of
this place is visiting friends and
relatives here this week.
Fritz Nicdergcrkc and family
visited at 7. NJ. Marlows Monday.
August Stcgzman delivered 40
head of hogs Mt Rhincland one day
this week which he received $500.
for.
Perhaps some OF the readers who
have never visited our town would
like to know something about it.
1t IL beautifully situated In the
valley OF "Dry Fork n large
creek east of town. First we have
n good school, two Dry Goods and
Grocery stores, one Hardware and
Grocery store combined, our Fur
niture and Undertakcr's Goods,
two good blacksmith shops, one
hooppole factory, a Flower Mill
that cannot be beat In the county,
n Doctors Office, which we have
found tho way to pretty often this
winter, a number one Photo Gall
terry, a Barbar shop, a first class
dress maker shop, a first class
Milliner store, a tip top Hotel and
feed stable. All of the said places
are run by reliable energetic and
quiet men and ladies'. We are not
very well supplied with sidewalks
in our town but hope to be in the
near future.
Grandpa B. Il, Hunter of Bethle-
Is on the sick list.
There was a party given at
harley Wickline Monday night.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-01-24
BeIlnower.

Remember the contest Saturday
night.
Miss Efie Moorhead is visiting
her grand mother, Mrs. Moorhead
of Montgomery City.
MT. WEIGH and family went to
Williamsburg one day last week.
Mrs. Florence Nieburg Of Wright
City returned home last Monday.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-01-24

Miss Ava NOEL visited Mrs
Owen Gentry this week.
Miss Lizzie Thompson visited
little Birdie Atterberry Saturday
who is slowly improving.
BILL NYE.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-01-24

Heying Bros. received a carload
of salt Saturday.
NOTICE MI. Alb Buscher has
been duly authorized rs our agent
at Rhineland and will transact any
and all bu siness that may come
before him for this paper.
TRIBUNE PRINTING Co.
Carpenters are beginning the
erection Of a three room dwelling
on John Ruettger's PROPERTY on
Louis Street.
The @. A.. r. Post Of this place
met Saturday and the names OF 3.
new members were enrolled. They
are: VIM. Boatwright, John FL
senraat, Jr. of Galloway. and John
Pottebaum. There are also five
more prospective members. A
new flag is to be purchased for tho
Post.
Arkansas Henry Hagcdorn, wife
and infant child visited friends and
relatives in this neighborhood Sat-
urday and Sunday.
Metzler will be at Rhineland
Saturday and Sunday. Jan. IS
and 20.
Any one desiring to rent pasture,
call on VIM. Hcying and get par
ticulars.
Miss Rosa Kimmick is spending
n few weeks down on the farm.
F.. r. Antoine, who has been Wis
iting at Pcrryvillc for nearly n
month, returned Sunday.
NOTICE.
On February list. 1902 at 2 o'clock
p. NJ. | will rent the Holtwick pas
turc to the highest bidder. Rent
CT to give note with approved Sc
curity. VIII receive bids at Hey
ing Bros. Store, Rhine land, Mo.
VIM Hcying, Agt.
Vcna Ruettgcrs has sold tho
millcncry stock to Mrs Hugo Mon
ig.
VIM. Pohlman gave n dance Mt
his place Sunday night and n large
crowd attended.
VIM. j. Buscher OF New Haven
and Miss Nellie Bunker OF Holsticn
attended the Mask Ball, Tuesday.
Chas. Zengin is fitting up his
boarding cars, preparatory to
starting for Texas Junction. where
he goes to take chaig of a gang
that will lay heavier steel for the
katy
VIM. Anderson and wife arc
now keeping house in the Muchl
building, which vas recently va
Gated by the milliners.
Aug Dallcr tells us he unkuown-
ingly stole a chicken the othor day.
He delivered hogs to town and had
n frame ON the wagon In which a
hen had concealed herself while
August was doing some trading
after delivering his load. Not UNI
I'll he drove up to his barn 3 miles
from town did the hen fly out, and
he says the owner can get same by
calling and identifying the same.
X. Il. SCHUB.
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Jonesburg.

Mrs. VIM. Vol and daughter,
Miss Fannie, left last Wednesday
for the City to visit relatives.
Mayor o. c. McCunc returned
from st. Louis last Wednesday,
where he was on business.
|. X. Porter was In Case last
Thursday on business.
Or. j. l.. Jones was In Wells
Vile last Wednesday on business.
Chas. Locke OF Montgomery City
was here last Friday visiting rcla-
tives.
VIM. Ball was In Prices Branch
Saturday buying horses.
Hale Young was In Danvillc FRI
day on business.
L. A. Ordelhcidc Of Warrcnton
was here Saturday visiting fricdns
bud Alexander OF Prices Branch
was calling On friends here Friday
w. c. Palmer OF East st. Louis
came up Saturday on business.
Geo. Meyer was In st. Louis
Sunday visiting relatives.
C. II. Carpenter was In st. Louis
Saturday on business.
w. A. Warner was In Marthas-
willie via st. Charles Sunday visit
ing friends.
Sam Taylor was In Warrcnton
Sunday visiting relatives.
Tom VanStuddiford was up
from the city Sunday to visit his
family.
Chas. Mcintyre OF Pendle ton
was here Monday on business.
j. II. Crump of Pilot Grove came
down Sunday to visit relatives.
Bob Sawyers, travelling sales
man for Republic Oil Co., Sunday
ed at the Arlington House.
7. d. Crump vas In Montgom-
cry City Monday on business.
Joe Busch OF High Hill was
down Monday visiting relatives.
holland Brooks OF Pendlcton was
here Monday ON business.
Young & Ball shipped a load OF
horses to st. Louis the first of the
week.
Judge A. II. Druncrt was in
Montgomery City Monday on
legal business,
Mrs. Il. +. Williams Of st. Lou
is was here Sunday to 500 some of
our neighbors.
Noah Palmer OF Kirksville came
down Tuesday to visit his brother
George.
DIR. j. Z. Evans of.High Hill was
here Monday on professional
business.
Mrs. T. S, Reilly, OF Temple
Tex. who has been at the Airing
ton House for the past month left
Tuesday for the City to visit rcla-
tives.
Frank Singleton was in Trnxton
Tuesday on business.
j. II. Patton ives here Monday
on business.
I. A. Wilson returned from st.
Louis Tuesday where he was on
business.
j. T. Hensley of Montgomery
was here Wednesday on business.
MASCOT.
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WellsviIie.
WHIP-PooR-wIL


Lowell Driskcll of Montgomery
Is here working for q. ID. Roberts,
the barber. \
J. q. Hedler came up from st.
Louis Saturday evening to spend
Sunday with the homcfolks.
Miss Mary Stevens was the guest
of Martinsburg relatives Saturday
and Sunday.
Miss Ada Buck returned to her
home mt Montgomery City Sunday,
after d visit TO relatives here.
Mrs. j. G. Blain and daughter
Miss Nellie spent a few days In st.
Louis the latter part of last week.
Rev. l.. @. Landenbergcr of St.
Louis will I'LL his regular appoint
mcnt at the New Church Chapel
Sunday Jan 20, 1902.
Mrs. DIR. T.. A. Hudson and
children were visiting relatives In
Montgomery last Wednesday.
Ora and Roy NARROW were here
from Martinsburg Saturday.
Mr.. Mike Kelly vas here from
Mobcrly Sunday to see his father
who Is very III.
Mr.. Rolla Bridges was In from
Culver Saturday, the guest OF his
cousin Miss ID. Basket.
Ollie Brown returned to her home
at Joncsburg Monday after n visit
To her aunt, Mrs. +. l.. Rccs OF this
city.
Mae Barker OF st. Louis is the
guest Of friends here.
Miss Lulu Wilson left Saturday
for Jcrseyville ILL.,, where she will
be the guest Of Mrs. w. c. Jones.
Bertly Neal OF near Fulton was
the guest of his brother X. c. Neal
Saturday and Sunday.
Lon Burchard was here from
Martinsburg Saturday.
John Kelly is seriously III with
pneumonia.
Miss Lydia Brandenbcrg is here
from Montgomery City visiting
relatives.
II. c. Neal Is the guest OF rclati-
YES near Fulton,
Mr.. John Tully, an old and re-
spected citizen OF this county, died
at the home of his grand son Chas.
FULLY In this city Saturday, aged
about % years. The funeral was
preached ut Middlctown Sunday
by Rev. r. S. Duncan of Montgom-
cry City. Deceased was said to be
the Oldest resident in Montgomery
county.
Mrs. j. Kelly and daughter, Miss
Gertrude left Sunday for their home
at Mobcrly.
Miss Lucy Paxton spent Sunday
with Mexico friends.
Rev. r. 4. McQuie OF Montgom-
cry was the guest of relatives in
this city Monday.
Miss Evelyn Sharp delightfully."-
entertained the 7. A. b. Club at
her beautiful home last Friday eve
ming. After n delicious lunch on
chocolate fudge the guests depart
ed, all voting Miss Evclyne a
charming hostess.
Sam Gurwell and family left
Tuesday evening for o. T. their
future home.
Leslie Ellis and wife were visit
ing Mrs. win Hughes at Mont
gomery City Sunday.
Miss Ida May McCunnc, who
has been visiting her cousin Miss
Nellie Blaine for some time left
Saturday for Bowling Green, where
she will be the guest of Miss Nene
Farrell.
Mrs. Eve Dem psey and little
daughter Gladys left Saturday for
Curryville to visit relatives.
Mrs. w. b White was in st.
Louis the latter part of last week.
Edgar Brooks and wife Of st.
Louis are visiting relatives here.