The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-04-01

lHuTsuHy hlteTHoou.
Fred. Grabenstine and Miss Cas-
sic Hallenbeck OF High Hill, were
married at tho court house last
week Friday, l.. A. Thompson offi-
ciating, and all the county officers
seeing that 1t was well done.
Next week the county court will
be in session here, sitting as
board of equalization. n you have
any grievances in that line there
IL the place to air them.
The funeral OF the late Mrs. Har.
riet Cole will be preached at the
Mt. Horcb church six miles south
west Of Minneola, on the second
Sunday In April, by Rev. r. +.
McQuie.
Mrs. @. L. Assiter and family
left Wellsville last week Monday
for Martins Ferry, Ohio, where
they Joined Rev. Assiter, who has
charge of n fine church at that
place.
George Clark, n well known coll
ored man residing in northwest
part of town, aged about i5 years,
died Tuesday OF Bright's disease
and was buried Wednesday. He
leaves a wife and two grown sons.
The highest market prices quoted
here yesterday for eggs was i3c,
butter zoe, hogs si.90 per cwt, oats
SIC bu, corn ~, wheat 90. These
prices are OF course subject to
daily changes.
No meat In Montgomery City
like mine. A. HUBBARD.
A bet of $40 on side was mad o
here last Monday that Folk would
and wouldn't carry the delegates
of this county at the primary eloc-
ton next month for the state DEM
ocr0tic convention.
Rev. McQuic was called to Oak
Grove church near Jonesbug to
: conduct the funeral of David Ewart
I who died at his home near that
: place last week Tuesday evening,
at the age OF 50 years. lie leaves
n wife and three children. Was
r born in Glasgow, Scotland.
/, Next Tuesday is annual election
, day, for city officers, and also for
3 school district officers and school
propositions. There Is so far hut
one nominated ticket and one in
, dependent candidate for marshal
y in the field. As the mayors sal
. ary is s000,050 year and the aid
r crman SCOOPS, the rush for these
offices has not been heavy. The
candidates are all well known here.
4, w. +. Church, aged % years,
- who some time ago murdered his
y foster parents. II. w. Yeater and
y wife of near Warrenton, Mo-. was
arrested in Philadelphia, Penn,
last Friday. He had joined the
V Y. s. Marine service, but will bs
returned soon for trial and to be
: hung. He IL now in the st. Loui,
n jail, and admits that he commit
1t ted the murder.
Il DR.. G. o. Davidson spent two
5, days in Middletown last weel
r. seeing after bad eyes. But bat
d eyes wasn't the only things tn,
e doctor saw at Middletown. Hs
y says that community is alive will
n enthusiastic republicans, and the,
5. seemed to pop up at him from tb,
y ground almost. The doctor thinks
T. Wo be unto Montgomery count,
10 democracy, II 1t has many NOR
localities like Middletownl
:. Ham. Grigg, the enterprisinl
r gen eral fserchant at Prices Brancl
ID says that for some unaccounta bl
lie reason the report has gone fort
D. that his store at that place has bee
ID closed for some time past. Thi
Id he pronounces as untrue, but tina
at business is still booming and tn
RS trade goose has continued to han
n, high every day. The best thin
m that Ham. can do at present unde
~ the circumstances is to advertis
We his business in live paper lik
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