The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-11-13

". N. Dhficy OF MeLiCO spent
Sunday In town.
Miss Ollie Brown II reported Sc
riously III with typhoid fever.
Mrs. Chas. Farrar OF st. Louis Is
the guest Of Mrs. A. II. White.
Forest Huddlcston came over
from Mineola Sunday afternoon.
Frank Graves OF st Louis was
the guest OF relatives here Sunday.
Harry Cason and Chas. Turner
Of st. Louis were In town Sunday.
For sale, a good work team. har-
ness and wagon.
5u GEO. II. DUNFoRD.
Misses Emma and Amelia Knot.
Ter and Gertrude Elder spent Sum
day In st. Paul.
Mcssrs. Geo. Goodrich, c. +.
Evered, Jno. vogt and 4. Mudd.
wife and daughter, are visiting In
st. Charles.
Mrs. Cornelius Sncdaker, aged
s2 years, died Saturday night at
her home near Oak Grove church,
which Is near Jonesburg.
The fish market man near s. ID.
Hams scales, now rubs his fish
down with curry comb every
day. lie thinks 1t helps to keep
up the circulation.
There will be services at the
Episcopal Church next Sunday,
10Th inst, Mt p. m. This will be
the farewell service OF the rector,
Rev. II. p. Cooke.
Sheriff Wilson arrested last week
Wednesday, in Montgomery. Jas.
Parks, who Is wanted In st. Louis
for the murder Of Chas. Bentley
which occurred October 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J.. Mudd and
daughter, returned home Wcdncs-
day from st. Charles, where they
have been visiting another dnugh-
t'I, WITS. JOnu htlhltk.
John Oversize ct, who was hurt
In the railroad collision last week,
is not much improved and at this
writing can hardly move himself
In bed because OF pains In his back.
Jas. l.. Flood, n well known and
popular former resident near this
city, but who during the past three
years has been employed In st.
l. Louis, is now here with home folks
while the factory Is closed down.
j. L. Whiteside has bought the
Jas. Ball place north of town, and
will move his family TO the same
as soon as Mr.. Ball can secure an
other residence. We welcome Mr..
Whitesidc and family to Mont
gomery City, and hope they will
be pleased with their new home
They come here from Big Spring.
Among those who took ad,ant-
age OF the excursion TO st. Louis
Saturday were mcsdames Roger
Weeks, w. l.. Gupton, c. +. Ever
ed, Jno. Vogt, A. Vogt sr., q. p.
Vogt and u. S. Jacks; misses
Kathryn Graves, Blanche vogt, !
Mary and Jessie Gupton, Bette /
Kidwell, Mildred Elder, Nadine |
Laughlin and Rose White.
A real theatrical novelty, is "a
Hoosier Daisy" which Is booked |
ot the Ferguson Opera House Nov. |
II. Miss Bessie Clifton in the |
title role, is making the hit OF her
life. The supporting company is
a splendid one, and includes all |
well known players. Scenery Is
carried for the entire production.
Prices %, 35 and so cents.
The |. c. Club has been rcorg-
anized for the coming winter with
the following young lady mem
bers; Misses Jessie ard Lula Sug-
gett, Wee Barley, Nellie Graves,
Nellie Hudson, Myrtle johnson,
Julia Ferguson, Fannie Stevens,
Corinne Vogt and Grace Gupton.
The club will meet twice a month,
at which meetings young gentle-
men and lady friends Of the mem-
bers will be entertained. This club
has always enjoyed itself immen-
sely, and the functions this season
promise to be most pleasant.