The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-06-10

Bookcr Gravcs attended the lair
several days this week.
Miss Blanche vogt spent several
days in st. Louis this week.
Miss Fannie Cullen Of st. Louis
Is the guest of friends and relatives
here.
Boss Graham has returned from
school at William Jewell Cole gc
In Liberty.
Mrs. l.. ID. Mudd IL the guest OF
her daughter, Mrs. W. ID. Endress
In Dcs Moincs.
Correspondents must send In
their articles before Thursday To
insure insertion.
Miss Lula Smith came home
Saturday from school at pritchctt
Institute In Glasgow.
Miss Kathryn Graves Is the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Anna
Hart In Ste. Gcncvicvc.
Miss Myrtle Johnson resumed
her school duties In st. Louis
Monday after weeks visit at
home.
Rev. Kerr aud family returned
home "Wednesday from their visit
to Illinois and st. Louis.
Black-lcg has again invaded the
county. DIR. Merritt on wcdncs-
day vaccinatcd several head OF
cattle for ]. j. Slcight.
Born, to Rcv. aud Mrs. ID. W.
Endrcss of Dcs Moincs. Iowa, on
June 2nd, u daughter, Cynthia
Elizabeth Endrrs.
Walter A. Ahmann OF Prices
Branch returned home Wednesday
evening from the Scdalia college
OF music, to spend the summer.
Misses Jessie and Lula Suggctt
are visiting the Fair this week
with Mrs. Eva Bondurant OF
Charleston and Miss Louise
Nunnclly Of New Florence.
Mrs. John Beck and children
aud Miss Sue belle Graves of
Oklahoma City are here to spend
several months with their pm rents,
Rev. aud Mrs. ID. W. Graves.
Tho regular services will bc held
ut the G. y. church next Sabbath
at II n. m. and p. m. All the
people are cordially invited. At
the evening hour will speak ON
the present crisis In Mont tgomcry
City, or the census reviewed.
j. Is. WHITE. Pastor.
Miss Benton McCannc entertain
ed Misses nellie Hudson Grace
Gupton and Mc-srs +. V. White,
u. ). Graves, lIcrndon W hitcsidc
and Mont Nuns at dinner Sunday,
complimentary To her guests,
Misses Eunicc Crownovcr and
Mclitta Mittman.
Mrs. X. S. Paul was hostess
Tuesday morning Mt n lovely
breakfast, given In honor of Miss
Benton McCapne and Misses
Crownoycr and Mittman, who are
gucpts OF Miss McCnnnc. Candles
placed in tall silver candelabra
gave a beautiful glow to the dark
ened dining room. The table
looked lovely In its ha ndsome
array Of fine china and silver,
while many roses gave additional
beauty. A delicious repast of
eight courses was served In elegant
style. Each guest was requested
to give n short talk on n certain
subject named on each place card.
"Taming "A Bachelor" "Mont-
gomery Boys-Sweet Things"
"The Poetic Side OF Driving"
"Falsc Teeth or Brass Buttons"
"What | would do II we're man."
"Girls have you heard IT," "a
box of candy-very NICE" "The
boys who have gone to college,"
"a big brother" and "a red, red
Rose, were amusingly discoursed
on In the truly original style OF
the guests, to each OF whom was
given the subject most dapted to
her own characteristics. Toasts
were drank to "our husbands
present and prospective" Truly
those who have enjoyed Mrs.
PauPs charming hospitality and
have partaken OF display OF her
skill as a culinary artist can ap-
preciate the pleasure enjoyed by
the following: Mrs. q. p. Vogt
and Mrs. q. L. Bellamy; Misses
Crownover, Mittman, McCannc,
Nellie GraYea. Hudson. Eernuaon