Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1903-10-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LOCAL NEWS. :
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Smithton Is having a tilt with n
crap-shooting gang.
Wood is quoted ut 81. % per cord In
the Versailles market at present.
Iiardv's Prize Baking Powder Is
going like hot cakes. Ask for it.
FOR SALE--Two good residence
properties, cheap. II. A. Y0UNG.
+. ID. Harrison and wife are in attend.
ance at the Kansas City Horse Show.
j. o Kays of Barnett is contemplate.
ing going to Indian Territory to locate
in the near future.
II you want a good A. No. l Over
coat for winter you can find one to fit
you nt the FAMOUS"
Misses Della and Della McNair de-
parted Wednesday morning for Kansas
City for brief pleasure trip.
Mrs. T.. Is. Woods and two children
departed Tuesday morning for visit
with relatives in Fayette. Howard
county.
Landlord ID. A. Farley and wife de-
parted Wednesday morning for Kansas
City and arc taking in the sights at the
Horse Show.
Hon. A l.. Ross spent several days
in st. Louis This week In attendance
Mo- Il I
in that city.
DR.. f.. = Yarncll and +. =. Cook
drove to Eldon last Sunday and met
the new railroad. That is, they were
in sight of it.
If you want 10 buy the latest thing
out in millinery and at prices which
are SO low as to make you open your
eyes call at the Millinery Bazaar.
J. W. Bellauy, one of the substan-
tial farmers OF Proctor ncighborhood,
Ia .de the Democrat IL pleasant call
while in town last saturday
iroomcorn is one of the best paying
crops in Illinois Why hould not the
farmers of Missouri go into this class
Of crop rasin1? 1t is a payer.
The Best line of Ladies and
Childrcn's jackets and Wraps
and Skirts, Underwear and Ho-
Siory at Carl W. Biersach's.
Mrs BcnncL Ivy, who has lived near
Crittcndcn sDuthwc of Versailles, left
this week for sedalia, where she will
reside in the future She is the widow
of the late Bennet Ivy.
The clocutionary entertainment, Civ.
en- 1T the opera house last Friday even
ing, by Miss Anna Lewis Sims and her
class, was greeted by II large audience
all OF whom were well pleased with
the program rendered.
II some one who has the teams will
establish wagon train to supply coal
TO the Versailles market, they could
make it a paying business. We have
heard II number of inquiries made for
coal during the last week.
Another consignment OF vitrifed
brick arrived here last week. and more
brick walks will be constructed at
once. j. r. Morris and Mrs. Hunter
will put down walk. in front OF their
residences on Williamson avenue.
Two swarmh of bees took possession
of IL cavity in the dwelling of Dudley
Owings southeast of Oak Grove. Ow.
ings invaded the htorchousc recently
and secured 200 pounds OF honey which
will net him $50 at the market price.
We are not just beginning the free
delivery of meats TO our customers bu,
have been delivering free of charge
ever since we began business and will
continue to do So Leave your orders
for Meat, Groceries and Ice with ID. C.
Hardy.
The Progress Club held their meet
ing last Friday afternoon At the home
Of Mrs. r. y. Kelly on Campbell street
The meeting was full OF interest anC
after the set program was carried ou
Mrs. Kelly treated the members to ,
splendid lunch.
The Millinery Bazaar is daily receiv
ing new goods, and although the heavy
drain on their stock moves them out
the strike OF express employees doe
not effect their supply as the house
they buy from handle their own ex
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