Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1903-07-17

| Mason. She was college mate OF
Miss Mason.
Jesse Critteu and Miss Halle Hast
ings came up from Riverview Monday,
having brought Miss Ellen After here
to take the train for Warrensburg.
The Epworth Leagne Of the NJ. Il.
Church held pleasant social at the
home OF Misses Clara ard KITE Ham
linn on McNair Heights last Friday
eve ming.
Miss Ellen After, daughter Of Judge
| After Of Rivorview, took the train
here Tuesday morning for Warrens-
burg, where she has gone TO resume
her studies at college.
Misses Gabe and Susie Spurloch, who
had been making Il visit of several
weeks with their sister, Mrs. Dyer, in
Pettis County, returned Monday to
their home in this city.
| Uncle Jerre Shores, well known to
most of our readers, has been suffering
for the past wecls with severe attack
Of stomach and bowel strou0le, at his
country home in the northeast part of
the county.
Messrs. I.iersach and Petty have the
contract for furnishing electric lights
10 the city now ready to submit to the
City Council and the same will be pre-
sented ut the regular meeting next
Monday night for their action.
| Louis Lumpcc, wife and son Frank,
and Mrs George B. Hohling enjoyed
an outing ut Arnholdt's mill from
Thursday until Monday evening Of
this week. They had some fine fish
Ing, having caught hf,y-pounder
during their outing.
The Young Peoples Reading Circle
held II lawn social last Thursday even
ing at the home of Roy Moore in West
lawn, on which occasion special pro-
gram was rendered, while the social
features were highly enjoyed by all
those present.
| Many Of our friends are complaining
that the bugs and worms arc eating up
their cabbage, other vegetables and
melon vines They should secure II
bottle of Kreso, u perfect disinfectant
and gcrmncide, guaranteed, by G. ID.
Hunter, at the Globe Drug Store.
Misses Della and Della McNair, Miss
Kate Crew and Mrs. C. G. Crew, ac-
companied by Engineer Crew and Sam
McNair spent Monday at Camp Hos
kins and lIaw Creek, and while
watching the construction work going
on they also enjoyed fine days outing
on the creek banle--no fish, however.
A. ID. Bunsen Of st. Louis, post office
inspector for this division was here
Monday and examined the Versailles
post office. We have no fear but that
Inspector Bunscn found everything in
apple-pie order in Post Master Mills
department OF the postal service, as he
is one Of the government officials held
above suspicion by all parties.
Judge j. H. After of Riverview,
who recently met with the misfortune
Of having several ribs broken by one
OF his horses running over him, is again
able to look after his farm interests.
Mrs. After Is also recuperating from
the effects Of Il fractured limb received
in IL runaway three weeks ago. The
many friends of the Judge and his
wife will be pleased to learn OF their
ultimate recovery.
The County Court held y special scs-
sion ut the court house iast Saturday
TO inquire into the case of w. ). At
keson of Akinsville, who was brought
before the court for insanity. After
an examination the court ordered that
the patient should be taken 20 the
Asylum nt Nevada for treatment, and
Attorney John y. Gibbs and Constable
W. Is. Morclan were deputincd 10 take
Mr.. Atkeson to The state institution,
and they departed FOR Nevada with
their charge Saturday evening.
For the benefit Of u number Of her
, friends who are readers OF the Demo
, crat, we wish to say that Mrs. Jam ~
, Eubanks who recently came 70 Yer
sailles from Kansas City for the purpose
OF recuperating from a complication
of troubles, is fast gaining health and
strength, the air and intermediate
r climate OF Morgan County having II
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