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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-03-07
Locust Grove

The men don't seem so anxious
to SOW Eats this Monday morning
as they were last Monday.
Charles Daily bought a span Of
mules OF Mr.. Martin, consideration
Si65.
Miss Vcrnice Houf visited Miss
Mollie Hampton several days last
week.
Master james Jones Is on the
sick list.
Little Edgar Andrews Is danger
ously III Of pneumonia.
Mr.. Kraft passed through this
ncighborhood Saturday with a
new galvanized tank, we suppose
to water his stock from out of his
vein well.
Little Grace Huffman is quite
sick mt this writing.
w. j. Scale and Mr.. Norris were
in Montgomery, Monday.
Marion Cahall started for st.
Louis County Monday, where he
has contracts for n large amount OF
saving.
w. l.. lIagood moved from the
Whitehead farm to Charles Hays
farm, Monday.
Robert Blackshaw called on his
"bcst girl" in this ncighborhood
Sunday eve.
Robert Hickcrson was shopping
in Montgomery, Tuesday.
Now GUESS.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-03-07
High Hill.

j. NJ. Buche sold his restaurant,
fixtures and goods will to j. NJ.
Carver and p. w. Sublett last
Thursday, the former will conduct
a grocery store, the latter has
opened a barber shop In the rear
room.
J. M. Buche has moved his fam
lily to a house near Jonesburg
where he will remain until he can
locate elsewhere. We regret to
lose "Boss" from our midst.
j. M. Carver moved his family
from st. Charles Tuesday, and will
occupy the house vacated by j. M.
Buche.
The Public School Entertain
mont conducted by Prof. Wilson
was we'll attended considering the
inclement weather.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-03-07
Gamma.

DR.. Elkins and wife are rejoice
ing over a new daughter, which
arrived the list.
Most OF the sick of this commu-
nifty are reported better.
Wallace Weldon returned from
st. Louis. Monday eve.
Ohio Bonnet of Marling visited
h~omcfolks, Sunday.
Rev. Rolcy failed to fill his APP
pointmcnt at Brush Creek Sunday
morning on account OF bad wealth
or and roads.
Miss Mae Wcldon's school closed
Saturday. So far as we a learn
Miss Weldon has given entire sat
isfaction.
Drapc Morris and family of near
Montgomery City are moving to
their farm north of Gamma this
week.
Mrs. Sarah Wilson of the Mudd
district was buried Mt Brush Creek
Sunday afternoon, funeral services
conducted by Rev. Rolcy. She
was ~ years OF age and vas born
and raised in Texas moving with
her family TO this country about
three years ago. Deceased leaves
n husband and seven small child
rem to mourn her loss. Latcr-Thc
seventeen months old baby died
and was buried, Tuesday.
Mrs. Calvin johnson Is visiting
relatives in Montgomery City.
Mrs. Lcandcr Dclozicr Is quite
sick.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-03-07
On the Line.

George Gilbert Of near Middle
town died very suddenly of pneu-
monia last week.
Sickness Of n serious nature
seem to be abating as DR.. Arnold
informs us there are no serious pa
tients at present.
BY mistake, last week, we re-
ported ,diptheria in Wclisvillc
which should have been scarlet fe-
vel.
Birdsell's sale on Cuivrc took
place Saturday. Fermen Parker,
auctioneer, j. L. Hayden, clerk.
Things went ut give away prices
except live stock which sold well.
j. w. Smith and Rush Harmon
were the most wide awake bidders
at the sale, Saturday.
j. l.. Hayden bought "A saddle
mare nj the Birdsell sale.
A great many people are kicking
on their taxes OF late especially
over in Audrain County. One
man made n serious complaint Ia
me last week. How Ii itp Oh We,
n favored few, that hath thine hand
in Uncle Sans pocket.
Low taxes In hard times Is polit.
zeal economy.
John Rurvis, who recently
moved to Stockton, Kan, was in
this vicinity this week attending
to business.
We have been hopeful Of n lei
up In this cold weather by the last
few moderate days, but we saw a
sun mock this morning ut sun rise,
look out we'll get some more
billiards.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-03-07
onesburg

Pleet Davis and sister, Mrs. Lin
thecum,camc through here on their
way to Forcstcll to see their moth
cr.
j.. w. Durmcicr has moved his
business house from the r. II. land
to DIR. Foreman's lots and will con-
tinuc business there In the future.
Bro. James Reid filed his rcgu-
lar appointment at the Baptist
church Sunday.
b. +. Horton our Rural Delivery
carrier Is having a tough time of 1t
while the roads are In bad shape.
Leslie ID. Ellie candidate for
Recorder vas here Monday to get
acquainted with the voters OF this
place.
Ball & Young shipped a car of
fine horses to st. Louis last Satur-
day night.
IL. Z. Begcman went To Warren
ton Sunday morning to see Mr..
+. G. Drunert who was badly hurt
by n train on the Truxton Crossing
two weeks ago. Mr.. Druncrt Is
getting along nicely.
The Baptist Sunday School In
stitutc will meet at Mount Plcasadt
church the 9TH Sunday in March.
Miss Olive Blunt, missionary from
Japan, will be there and take part.
Roland McFadcn, a prosperous
farmer OF Warren county aud Miss
Lillian Hutchinson were married
Sunday at the home of MT. and MIS-.
Newton Hutchinson. Rev. James
Reid officiating.
THE OLD RELIABLE.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-03-07

Rev. Miller filed the pulpit at
our German Methodist church
Sunday.
Chas. Crosse hauled n load Of
goods from New Florence for +. X
j. Niedergerkc Saturday.
Freddie Baur is on the sick list
this week.
DR.. Kallmcyer passed through
this place Saturday in company
with DIR. Mccall.
Miss Stella Christian and Mr.,
Chas. Bonnie were married Mt the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. WIN. Christian Sunday Mar
End, Rev. X. o. Smith officiating.
Congratulations. TULIP.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-03-07
DanvilIe.


Walter Baker was quite sick for
several days.
+. A. Regot has another little
boy down with pneumonia.
j. NJ. White has bought the
blacksmith shop building from
j. T. Burton.
Don Elliot, Vince Scott and Pink
Burton Will leave for Colorado
Saturday morning.
liza McMahan, who is afflicted
with rheumatism, Is some better.
Bill Gruber went to st. Louis
last Saturday, where he expects to
get employment.
Janitor Baker took charge Of the
court house and assumed his du-
ties last Saturday morning.
Joseph Roesler returned home
from Colorado this week.
Charley Thompson sold OIL his
household goods Wednesday. Mr..
Thompson and family will soon
leave for Arizona.
DR.. w. w. Daniels OF near Big
Spring was in town Monday on
professional business.
Probate court was In session,
Monday. UNCLE 81.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-03-07
Big Spring

Will Davis returned to his home
near this place from near Prices
Branch last Tuesday.
Wilbert Milikan went to Amcri-
Gus to Mill Wednesday.
The Modern Woodman lodge
organized at this place last Tues
day night.
Dick Burks moved to his place
on dry fork one day last week.
Mr.. Thurston McGarvin's wife
died last Thursday morning Of
heart disease and pneumonia.
The coal oil delivery of Mont
gomcry City delivered oil in this
place one day last week.
Mrs. Marion Thurman died at
hcr home Of pneumonia last Satur-
day.
Mrs. Frank Shelton OF jones'
burg has been at the bedside of her
sister, Mrs. Thurman last week.
John Hart went to st. Charles
Thursday where he intends TO raise
onions the coming season.
Mr.. Allen Norman living in this
vicinity who has been In III health
for quite . while died at his home
last Thursday.
VIM. Niedergerke Jr. had the
misfortune Of cutting his hand
with . knife one day last week.
Mrs. Morris who has been 1t the
bedside of Mrs. Thurman last week
returned to her home In Kansas
City Saturday.
Mrs. j. @. Whiteside returned
home Saturday, from a visit to
her sister at Slater, Mo.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-03-07

share in the Holtwick estate to Alb
Autenreith, and left Saturday for
Checotah, /. T., where he has been
promised a position rs phota-
grapher.
The Modern Woodman met at
their hall and initiated Noah Au-
enreith into the mysteries of the
order.
Walter Scholten returned from
Sedalia, where he was attending
school, because smallpox broke
out and he feared quarantine.
Relatives received word this
week that leila, a little daughter
of VIM. v. Bowen of Saline, is
seriously i'll OF appenditis.
James Hodgson stopped over
here a few days last week with his
son Robert. Mr.. Hodgson Is on
his way from III. to Parsons, Kans.
Rev. VIM. Quick breaches Mt
McKittrick regularly now.
Alb Riley has been on the sick
list a few days.
There is m of a wedding in
the near future.
u. ~ Eal1mnvo md family
are preparing to leave town and
move to their farm recently bought
of Howell Windsor. We are sor-
ry to lose this most estimable fam
lily from our midst.
II. w. Hagcdorn celebrated his
9th. birthday last Friday.
X. l.. Schulz.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-03-07
RhInoland.

The first issue of the Rhineland
Record appeared last week, and
we compliment the management
on the ~neatness and general make
up Of their sheet.
Don't fail to attend the Potte-
baum Sale, March 9Th.
w. NJ. Gaines, who has been
acting as substitute agent during
the absence Of r. A. Hodgson,
left last week for Sedalia, from
from where he will proceed to his
home in Texas.
Jacob Denner returned to Mil
wauke, Wisconsin, after spending
several weeks at Starkensburg.
Ernest Doss has quit the employ
Of Hosto at New Florence, and ID
now In our midst, assisting F. s.
Wippler feeding cattle.
The Howell Windsor sale, east OF
here, was well attended and things
sold well. Mr.. Windsor and fam
lily will leave shortly for Boone-
vile, where they intend to reside
until Mr.. Windsor can find q suit
able farm.
John Holtwick has sold his
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-03-07

Rev. Jaech has an able assistant
at his house now. He is the proud
father of a big baby boy.
VIM. Take now has charge Of
tho coal chute Of nights.
Miss frankie Camp, an accom-
plished young lady, is spending
the week with friends Mt Mexico.
DIR. j. A. Evans was in Mont
gomcry City Monday on business.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-03-07
Peytonia

Lighting, thunder and rain here
one day last week.
Joseph r. Hudnall is recovering
from an severe attack Of pneumo-
MIA. His children, who ere sick,
are improving.
]. w. Mitchell went to Williams.
burg last Saturday on business.
w. Kelly of Galloway County
visited at Luke PENIS, Sunday.
Joseph Goodman and wife Of
Galloway County were here re.
Gently.
Elmer See Of Loutre was al
Peytonia, Sunday.
Thomas Morley Of New Flor
enco spent Sunday night at James
w. Gibson's.
Luke Penn lost a yearling colt
'ecently. j. A. D..
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-03-07
New Hope.

The first rain to fall here this
year fell last Thursday and FRI
day, and together with the snow
that melted, the ground has more
moisture in it than it has had for
the past ten months.
Feed Is about all fed out, but
the stock are looking very well
considering the severe winter they
have come through.
Farmers are getting their seed
oats on hand ready for the first op-
portunity to SOW them. Expert
ence has told that early sowcd
oats in this country is the thing.
Wallace Porter's family have
the measles.
j. c. Brown has been confined
to his room the past week with the
grip.
Marion Brccdlove has been on
the sick list the past week.
Rev. /. M. Oliver has been con-
fined to his room the past week
with n rising in his head.
Mrs. Martha Carroll is spending
a few weeks with Mrs. I. N. Oliver.
Mrs. Bette Dutton spent last
Sunday with Mrs. Bette Appling.
John Cox walked to wellsville
last Saturday.
J.. E. Updikc and family spent
last Sunday with their son, Julian.
Emmett Walker was around
Monday looking after the road
overseership for the coming sen.
son.
Rams Hayes is moving his house
hold goods to the farm Of Andrew
Polestons, west Of here.
g. w. Sailor of Montgomery
City will move to his farm, south
OF here in q few weeks.
o. U. GUESS.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-03-07
"NeighbOrhOOd News,
As Told by. Our Assistant Editors.
New Florence.

Mr.. j. j. Goulcc was in Wells
vile the first Of the week.
Mrs. Lizzie Il. Ellis had her
household goods shipped to War
rcnton this week where she intends
to make her future home.
Miss Kate Blades visited in
Warrcnton Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Birdie McClcary Is the
guest of hcr aunt Mrs. Fred Da-
vault.
Will Mcclure a former New
Florence boy came up Sunday to
visit his cousin Earl Wilson.
Aubrey Kallmcycr made n short
visit to Warrcnton Sunday cycn-
ing. Z
Mrs. Laura Shcarmcycr and
little son, Roy, are visiting RELATE
q In st. Louis this week.
Miss Ada Cole Ii visiting her
brother Tom Cole and wife Mt this
place this week.
Harry Dornan who has been In
st. Louis studying tc~lcgraphy for
the past six months came home
Saturday night.
Pate Young returned from ST.
Louis Monday night where he had
been with a carload of horses.
Our public school will close
Friday and four Of Prof. Maupin's
thirteen scholars will finish tn,
common school branches, which
leaves but few scholars above tn,
primary grades. 1t Is hoped thu
Taxpayers will vote n lower tn,
levy this year unless some In.
stenction Is provided by the dis
trict for the higher grade pupil
who have been out Of school thi
winter. Many think one tcachc
sufficient for the number of pupil
who have been In attendance thi
winter as the course taught In tn,
country schools.
Mrs. Willie Davault arrive,
Monday to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Ere,
Davault. She has been visiting
with relatives In Troy and after
short visit at this place will re,
turn to Galloway county.
Mrs. j. F. Wclborn and Mis-
Susie Pemberton spent between
trains In Montgomery City Mon
day. PuELLA.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-03-07
Egbert.

NJ. l.. Benson has been testing
old corn raised In the year 1900,
and says that II II good for seed,
and as there IL abundance supply
for seed purposes the bucket-shop
men will have to unload ut n loss.
George Bcnskin says that the
clay dug out of wells II left to
freeze, and then put on the field
for Is as good ms stable
manure.
John X. McMahan writes from
central Texas that he has planted
garden and expects to plant corn
In n few days.
Some of our ncighbors are haul
ing wood through mud eighteen
inches deep.
We believe that Tom Ferrier Is
the only man In this community
who raised seed potatoes. He has
both sweet and Irish potatoes,
plenty for seed and expects to sell
ten thousand sweet potato slips.
Our district school closed last
Friday, and the teacher, Charlas
Blackmorc, has applied for the
school next term.
Carl Moscly and wife of Saline
County are visiting relatives In
this vicinity.
The dance at Gus Filbcrt's last
Thursday night was not well at
tended on account of the rough
weather.
Rough rs the weather was last
Friday night, Rev. Hatcher rode
from Galloway county to this
place to MI his regular appoint
ment Saturday and Sunday at
Bethany Church.
While splitting wood last Satur-
day, Parker McMahan let his AK
slip ana cut n cash over two inch
cs long in the instep OF his left
shoe, and 1t went into his foot
making a cut just deep enough to
bleed.
Miss Fannie Dismukcs visited
homefolks, Saturday and Sunday.
l.. d. Bratton entertained the
preacher, Friday night.
Miss Lottie Gregory visited her
little nephew, Charles Blackwell
Gregory, Sunday.
Louis Franklin and wife were at
church Sunday, and they were the
tallest couple, she measuring Ave
feet, eleven inches and he, six feet,
two inches.
Walter Bush of Americas was
here last Saturday buying hogs.
John T. Mosely is at st. Louis
with his son, Perror, who is sick
with malaria and not able to be
moved.
Parker McMahan visited Byron
Mosely, Sunday.
Rev. Hatcher visitedJ B. McMa.
han, Sunday.
Harrison Gregory has been or
the sick list the past week. He Is
eighty years old.
Charles w. Nunnelly, who ha,
been holding his corn at one dollal
per bushel, has lately sold one
hundred bushels at seventy five
cents per bushel.
Elva S~wearingen had the doctor
with his babe, Sunday night.
Charles Nunnelly is on the sick
Inst. GABE.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-03-07
EIkhorn.

g. w. Walker purchased n span
Of mules of the Hcnslcy Bros.
James Wright Is working for ID.
W. Hcnslcy.
Nell and William Singleton
visited Alvic and Lester Walker
Sunday evening.
G.. w. Walker and daughter,
Bertha were In Wcllsvillc Monday.
GYPSY.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-03-07
Mineoia

Alfcrd Windsor sold to Monroe
Tate, a pair Of work mules for s32j.
Leslie wilks moved to the DIR.
j. l.. Jones farm on Loutrc last
week. Joe Lynch will board with
Mr.. Wilks and work part Of the
farm also. =
John Attcrbcrry has rented ten
acres Of land from John Windsor.
John Love and family have
moved 10 james Smiths farm.
Sam Hcnslcy bought n load of
corn from Powell Arnold last FRI
day.
Geo. Dutton shot a fox In the
woods on G. l.. Blades farm n
day last week.
Miss Susie Penn, who has been
visiting her brother in Montgom-
cry for the past two weeks, q
turned home, Wednesday.
Wick Harrison, after spending
n few days In town, returned To
his home in Galloway Co., Thurs
day.
Mrs. Tucker McGnrvin (sistcr of
Mrs. Ben Windsor) living near
the bridge west Of Big Spring, died
Thursday morning at = o'clock of
pneumonia.
Miss Martha Blades was the
guest of the Misses Scanland from
Friday until Sunday.
Ben Cole has bought the con-
tract for carrying the mail from
VIII See. Mr.. See and family In
company with Rodgcr See and
lsam Kclsick will leave In about
two weeks for Washington, where
, they go to make their home. We
are sorry to have them leave, but
wish them success.
Last Monday, Feb. 9th, n little
daughter came to bless the home
OF Earnest Love and wife. Moth
cr and babe are doing well.
DIR. Huddlcston and daughter,
Miss Susan, went to Montgomery
City Sunday to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Louis Kendrick, the
doctors sister.
Friday, Feb. %, the Crokinolc
Club enjoyed a most happy even
ing with the Misses Scanland.
b. l.. Blades received the honors
and l.. Il. Blades, the BOBBY.
We are glad to learn that Geo.
Windsor Is able to be about in
his room.
Rev. Maggart preached to a
small audience, Sunday and Sum
day night.
Mrs. Rachel Gregory, after
spending the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. Lee Rood of Ca
ruthersville, returned home Sat-
urday.
A. Y. Harrison spent Sunday in
Galloway.
Messrs Wells and Noah Huddle-
ston attended the funeral of their
aunt, Mrs. Louis Kendrick at
Montgomery Sunday afternoon.