Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1903-09-04


here attending to business matters
Tuesday.
james W. Roc and L. NJ. Ivy came in
from Proctor and transacted business
here Tuesday.
II you want pure clean Ice, fresh
Meats and Groceries, leave your order
with d. G. Hardy.
The Colored Methodist Church held
n quarterly conference in this city tho
first of this week
John Mcdonald and son Harry, of
Gravois Mills. were among our business
visitors last Saturday.
J. c. Kcmohan, who il Interested in
mining affairs at Fortuna wns here
during the day Monday.
Come and see the line OF mems cloth.
ing, shoes, shirts, hats, caps, under.
wear, etc, Mt the "FAMous"
Leave your orders for Meat and Ice
with us. All orders executed promptly
and goods delivered free MS usual
u. c. HARDY.
Richard r. Koerner, one Of the pros.
porous farmers of East Morgan, mar
keted load of wheat in Versailles
Tuesday morning
George Is. Boiling and wife departed
last Saturday for Monitcau Springs,
Colorado, where they will spend u
month for the benefit OF Mr.. Bohling's
health.
otto Kuhn, the jovial shoemaker
spent several days with his friend
Richard kocrner, in East Morgan, re-
turning To his home in this city Tues
day morning.
Raymond Morrison, who has been
drilling on the Crcwson land near
town, departed Tuesday for his home
in Newton county, Arkansas, owing to
the illness OF one OF his children.
A. Young, who had been here sew
eral weeks on a visit with his son, H.
A. Young, and family, departed Tues
day for his Iowa home. lie left with
"a good impression Of Morgan county.
George .. Combs. advertising con-
tractor for the Cole Younger and Frank
James Historical Wild West was In
Versailles last week making arrange
ments for the exhibition here today.
He billed the county thoroughly.
Il. Holtzcn and August Wclpman
brought in lot OF cattle Monday for
shipment. After arriving in Versailles
lIoltzen purchased Welpman's interest
in the stock and shipped them to St.
Louis Monday afternoon. There were
two carloads.
Mayor VIM. Formnn, while in attend
ance nt the Bnnceton Fair last Thurs,
day purchased the finest Berkshire SOW
on the ground, her weight being five
hundred pounds. Friday Mr.. Forman
went to Sedalia and while there pur-
chased another thoroughbred shont
which he added to his splendid herd
at his ranch south Of this city.
Postmaster j. w. Mills fine cottage
on Campbell street has been completed
and the keys turned over to the owner
by Contractor }. M. Duff. The build
ing has five large airy rooms and is
one OF the ncatest and most substan-
tial Of It's size in the city. DR.. r.. O.
Kelly will occupy the new cottage,
while Prof. Wray Witten and wife will
occupy the house vncated by DR.. Kelly
and family.
James Il. Roark and Miss Nora Rem
sleau, two prominent society Young
people of Upton were united in mar
riage at the home Of the bride, soak
Lawn" near that place Tuesday noon
at the First baptist Church. ia the
presence OF IA number Of friends. The
groom is the popular agen. for the Mis-
souri, Pacific railway Mt that place and
the bride is prominent in society and
religious circles, and both are fayorites
in Upton.
Charley Goodman has been wearing
n deep, dark red smile which has per.
neated his whole being within the
past few days, and nothing short Of
gold nuggets has been too good for his
friends. Budweiser bxnquets, frog
friccassees, champagne Gz>es, oyster
julips, bourbon bumfuzalcs or gin cock.
tails have all looked alike to Charley
when the immediate appeti.es Of init
mate friends were an item. The rea.