Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1903-11-06

pIiE hi tf'b
%fornia, Mo-, were the guests of the
family Of Will l.. Stephens Wednesday
night.
Miss viah NJ. Cross, teacher OF piano
and harmony, will instruct pupils with
special care. Best methods taught.
Phone III, y. o. Box 1867.
Sam Moblcy who has spent the past
two months in Colorado, returned home
last Friday. lie reports Byrd Scoggin,
who accompanied him West, as salts
fed and doing well.
The Versailles electric light PROPOSE
ton will be voted on November 9th.
There is no reason under the sun why
Versailles shouldn't stir herself up TO
the electric stage .--Warrensburg Jour
nal Democrat.
Guido Hargett, who left here last
Thursday with Contractor j. II, Bucks
outfit for Slower and Henley, returned
TO Windsor Tuesday TO look after the
completion Of Mr.. Bucks work in this
vicinity.-WindSor REVIEW.
In a squib last week we stated that
there was "A threc-cornered fight on
''for Governor" of New York. We
didn't mean it. 1t should have read
'Mayor," as no governor was TO be
elected in New York this year.
1t is said that during the electrical
Disturbances last Saturday night there
was an earthquake shock. We know
something made US quake when q fierce
peal Of thunder changed the monotony
OF things, but we lived, and that's suf-
icicnt.
We are not just beginning the free
delivery Of meats to our customers but
have been delivering free of charge
continue to do SO. Leave your orders
for Meat, Groceries and Ice with ID. G.
Hardy.
j. T. Clark and family departed last
Thursday for Scdalia to take up their
residence. Mr.. Clark will Engage in
the marble business there rs well as
run his establishment here. Their
friends in Versailles will wish them
success at their new home.
d. e. Hardy, jr., with his wife and
daughter Hazel, departed overland for
a trip TO Aurora, in Lawrence county,
where they VIII visit Mrs. Ilardy's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Larkin Wise for
a month or so. They were well fixed
to enjoy their overland trip.
Tonight friday the Ladies' Aid
Society of the Christian Church will
hold their annual bazaar at the opera
house. a cordial invitation is extended
to the general public to attend. While
the bazaar viii he attractive there will
also be refreshments served.
q. a. Stalcy, Il prominent coal oper-
ator OF ll~igginsvillc, was here last Sat
urday looking over Morgan county's
coal lands, He visited the Bluff Springs
mines durinp his rounds and was very
w "a ~ Nv '1' w !
relative TO This county's coal resources.
Harry C~lcycland. wife and baby, Of
near Excelsior, were the guests of G.
-. Hunter and family in this city last
sunday, Mr.. Cleveland is Il brother Of
Mrs. Hunter, His father, J. W. Clcvc-
land. who /, 80 have "A sale on the lith
inA, ,,ilI ,,,,. ,,;,I, liz F.,,;l,, .. m,
iahoma as soon Us his affairs are ad.
iustcd after his sale.
General Ivy aud wife came up from
Crittcndcn Monday. Mrs. Ivy will re-
main here with the family Of her
daughter, Mrs, Geo. II. Hubbard, for
the present, while Mr.. Ivy returned
home to look after affairs on the farm.
They will within the next few months
to tins vicinity and will occupy
Mr. l~iubbard's farm north Of town.
Gen. j. *. Hudson and family last
Thursday moved into their fine new
residence facing Williamson avenue,
and the entire surroundings, which
We're known formerly as the Old Insti-
tute grounds, are IA beautiful picture of
a pleasant home. The residence shows
well while the grounds are as clean as
n pin, and the whole is "a credit to
northeast Versailles.
On Friday evening last Master Bev.
johnson entertained about thirty of
his schoolmates at his home. The
evening was spent in different ways
playing games, etc, but the entertain
ment Given hv our talented Elncnfinr.