The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-04-22

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this county to st. Louis. The lin
runs about one mile east of thi
city.
No. 3 rural mail delivery wagol
arrived here during the past week
and is now doing business, will
carrier Eames therein, as prout
and happy as lord.
Gangs Of gypsies are again In,
Testing this region with their for
tune telling, slcight Of hand ant
begging schemes. Better bewsr,
OF them at all times.
Pasture to Let.-Thc undcrsign.
ed has good pasture land to let fol
several head OF cattle. Inquire o,
/. o. Fairchild, on J. p. Rodgers
farm. 2 miles southeast Of town.
s. ID. Ham has been confined "a
his home for some time past from
supposed kidney trouble. Mr..
Ham Is one Of Montgomery City's
good citizens, and was a vaiient
Union soldier OF the civil war.
Miss Nina Jamison was the host
ess mt delightful six o'clock din.
ner Saturday evening. An elegant
rcpast was served to her guests
who were: Misses Mary Cup
ton, Mamie whitesidc. Alice
Nuns. Clara Vogt, Grace Hayden,
Edmec Standhardt, Hazel Ste
phcns.
The State Republican committee
have issued calls for the state
to meet at st. Joseph,
July "a, af 10 a. m, to nominate n
state ticket, and TO which Mont
gomery county will be entitled to o
delegates; also a judicial conven-
tlon to be held at -jefierson City,
September 10, to nominate one
Judge Of the supreme court, a mem-
Der of the court OF appeals at st.
Louis, and a member of the court
OF appeals nt Kansas City, TO
which convention this county Is
entitled to 4 delegates.
The wellsville Optic News says:
w. b. Douglas, left last week for
Philadelphia where he will join the
''Phillies" for the season. This
will In all probability be Billies
last season In the ball field. Al
fred Buiic who was sent to the PEN
itentiary from Vandalia for two
years, for killing his wife In scuf-
lie over gun, has been released
under the three fourths rule. Us.
Delemater bought 3 acres of ground
from David Lehnen situated near
the Burlington depot. Mr.. Dele
mater will build n handsome resi-
dence on the same.
long for the gentle springtime
and the breezes soft and mcller; |.
long to hear the bullfrog sing, In
Homer Hams hollow. long to
see the daisies peep from the mos
~ glen; | want TO see the chick
ems play around the mother hen
want to go fishing and spit up
On my bait, and stretch out In the
on the Loutrc while
wait. long to see the rcd buds
with scarlet banner hung, and smell
he fragrant blue bells, while the
70 bins feed their young. want
20 pick sweet williams and make
whistles for the kids, and help
hem In the sand bank make their
,aves and pyramids. ! want to
help them make swing and see
he youngsters climb, and taste the
JOY that barbingers the good old
summer tune.
Master Campbell p. and Claude
Dyer Ball, sons OF Hon. Claude X.
Ball of Montgomery City, went to
ST. Louis with their father Sunday
and on their return home got oil the
rain at this place thinking 1t was
City. Their father,
who was riding in another coach,
did not know the boys had left the
rain until he received a message
1t Wright City. The little fellows
aged I and 0 years, promptly let
be known and were ta-
zen in charge of by their cousin, M.