The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-10-14
Local Briefs.

: Rev. T. N. Green will preach at
New Hope Baptist church Sum
day, Oct. 10, at 2;3O p. m.
Q. Calvin and wife Of near Bell.
flower, elderly and fine people, at
tended the fair yesterday.
r. 8. Paul returned Sunday last
from . two weeks visit with his
grand parents In Indiana.
Misses Ethel and 0enevieve
Barker left last week for Chila-
oothe, where they will attend
school.
Evening services at the First
Baptist church b. Y. y. V. 6:i5.--
Preaching at TOO. Prayer meet
ing Wednesday at 7 p. m.
From now on until after election
look out for lying reports printed
md otherwise against republican
aominccs.
J. c. Chastcn, a colorcd speaker
from Kansas City, will spend one
week In this county before election
with republicans OF his race.
Misses a nnic and Joe England
from Rcadsvillc and Burton APP
bling OF Mincola arc spending
this week with Misses Carrie and
Rose Appling.
Prof. Hupc was this week ofie red
a position In the L. =. Custom
Service at st. Louis. and had to
refuse the same because Of his
school duties In this city.
Five cx-union. one ex-confcd-
crate and one son Of a union soldier
accidentiy met at the same table
for dinner at NJ. Ridgway's board
ing house Wednesday. Two OF
them were from other states.
J.P. Wilson Of near wellsville,
the owner Of the big mules, arri-
~ed here Wednesday night from
thc Springfield, H., state fair
lie sold there the team, but retain :
ed Lii, the worlds fair hrst prize
mule, and he Is now here for exhi'
hilton.
Claude Dunlap OF Fulton arri-
we'd here Wednesday with his
string VI line saddle horses to at
tend the street fair. lie brought
with him 'Callaway Boy. proper
~ OF j. Sam Watson, Lucille, his
champion saddle mare. 'kinloch,
a3year old sa ddlc gelding recent
ly purchased from Trev. Ander'
son OF Auxvasse. Dunlap will tr,
10 land many blue ribbons will
this string OF thoroughbrcds.
The public road from Montgom
cry City to d cllfowcr is snid to b'
now In splendid travelling con
dition, but all OF the roads iron
here and also from Wellsvillc Il
Middletown are very rough. Mid
dlctown people say they expect 4
soon make Buell. tceir railroa'
shipping station. and also hsy
their mail line changed to tina
plncc, because 1t is three milc'
nearer, the hills fewer and road
better. With comparatively littl
effort and small expense the roa
from Montgomery City to Middle
town could be placed In good con
dition.
Lulu Stanhope, st. Louis; g
used to have horrid complexioi
1 took HOLSTERS Rocky Mountai
Tea and am called the prettie'
girl in the.city." Tea or Tablets
3j cents. Ask your druggist.
Reliable reports from Gamm
ray the Rixey travelling Democrat
troupe arrived at that place la
week Thursday evening to addre'
tho multitude AZ before advertised
but found there but one lor
representative, st. Peter iik
; standing at the door. Upon ash
ing admittance they were informe
that not only was there no a.
dience, but that he also had mao
up his mind to vote for Rooseve
and Walbridge. Rosenberg
thcreupon sounded plaintive nc
upon his fiddle, Jimmy sang ol
verse OF "Johnny (Rixey) getyo
gun, get your gun" after whi'
the troupe lit out for this city.