Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1903-10-02
New Fall Opening.

and tomorrow, at which time the fin
est display Of up. TO- date Pattern Hats
we have ever shown TO our customers
will be on our counters. These Hats
for ladies and misses have been selected
in the city markets by an experienced
buyer and will bc offered at remark
ably low prices We want every lady
in Versailles to inspect these goods
which are new, fresh and Of the most
stylish designs. Remember, at the
south Side Millinery Bazaar. Mrs.
Olive A. Child, Manager.
=. q. Etter, one Of Eldon's business
men, was on our streets Tuesday.
Ex Representative G. femme of
Excclsior was visitor here Tues
day.
August Welpman OF Gravios Mills
was transacting business with our ner-
chants Tuesday.
Arthur Norncet and Y. q. Sterling
the Excelsior merchants were here on
business Tuesday.
Presiding Judge Bowen, Judges
Shenkel and Wilson, were here Mon
day on county court business.
Miss Zuc Kelly OF California, Mo,
arrived here Monday for short visit
with her brother, DR.. r. q. Kelly, and
family.
Leave your orders for Meat and Ice
with us. All orders executed promptly
and goods delivered free as usual.
ID. c. HARDY.
The County Court met as n Board Of
Appeals in this city Monday and acted
upon merchants taxes and other mat
ters coming up for adjustment.
Mrs. Ellie Avery who had been Wis
iting friends here for the past two
weeks, left yesterday for Aspin, Col
orado, where she expects to reside in
the future.
Mrs. Phoebe Harrison Of st. Louis
arrived in Versailles last Saturday
from Lamontc. She il n sister OF DR..
A. O. Williams. and after spending
Sunday with the family, left Monday
morning for her homo.
Mrs. A. l.. White and Bertha Holzer
Of Fortuna drove through this city
Wednesday. They were accompanied
by George Holzer, Of Hickory Hill,
father OF Miss liolzer. They were on
their way to Cole county.
II. Il. Harmon OF Kansas City, and
Vim. Gcddis Of Denver, two OF the
gentlemen interested in our clay re-.
sources, we're here Monday and were
driven into the clay districts by II. A.
Crewson and George =. Clark.
J. J. Murphy and wife of st. Louis
are spending the week with Dr. and
Mrs. A. O. Williams. Mr.. Murphy is
on the police force In st. Louis, being
an officer in the Second District. Mrs.
Murphy IL DR.. Williams niece.
c. Il. Harrison, son.in-law Of the late
Major Marvin, and II. +. Taylor came
over from Eldon last Saturday and
spent Sunday in Versailles. Major
Marvin It will he remembered WAS
chief engineer Of the new road but
died before the completion OF the grad
ing into Versailles.
Roy Avery, we'll known TO the peo-
pie Of Versailles, and whose former
wife. Ef!ie Avery, secured divorce
in August, last Friday assisted Mrs.
Ollie Prater In securing u divorce from
her husband nt Monet, and few min
utes after this proceeding they secured
q marriage license and were married.
s. II. Hogeland and II. H. Freeman
Of Yates Center, Kan, were In this
city the arst of this week looking after
their interests at the old Huffman
mine now controlled by their com.
pany--the Versailles Mining and In
vestrnent Co. They left Tuesday Just
before Manager d. r. Freeman strucl,
the rich zinc bed.
The marriage Of Percival Il. Cham.
berlain and Miss Virginia II. Osborne
was consummsted ut Marshall Tuesday y
morning at II o'clock. Rev. d. NJ. Clag.
gett Of sedalla officiating. The bride
Is the daughter Of Mrs. NJ. d, Osborne
formerly Of Versailles, and has many
warm friends here The groom IL a
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