Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-02-05

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sign you did not get II from D. G.
Hardy, the Butcher. Let 10 furnish
you good meat.
Dr.. W. r. Donovan, the Eyssighs
Specialist, now we'll known TO our
people, will be IN Versailles from Feb.
ruary 9th to the 18th, inclusive. HE
will have headquarters 1t the City
Hotel. Remember the date.
The ladies % the German Lutheran
congregation held . quilting bee At the
home Of Mrs. John Wassung on Fisher
street, yesterday afternoon. After the
work WAS finished the ladics present
were treated to On elegant lunch. such
- only Mira. W. 10 capable Of prepar.
ing. A p~leasant time was had BY oil.
The board Of pension examiners com.
posed Of DR.. Braden Of Boyler's Mills
and DR.. Halter Of Excelsior, met In this
city Wednesday and . number Of ap.
plicants were examined. A vacancy
exists In the board at present due TO the
death of DR.. q. M. Gum, which will
probably be filed shortly by DR.. Harry
Lutman.
Shelby Bartle, who recently disposed
OF his farm st Bartle Station. north Of
Versailles, will leave Monday for st.
Louis, accompanied by his family. Mrs
Bartle will remain In st. Louis, her old
home, while Shelby takes a trip TO Ari.
zona for the benefit of his health. We
hope the change Of climate may prove
beneficial to him and he will regain bis
former good health.
Vince Braden and wife, Of Proctor,
we're In this city Thursdsy and Friday
Of last week and purchased a load Of
household goods. Mr.. Braden recently
purchased the Richardson Island In the
Usage river, near Proctor, which con.
tains about 22 acres Of very rich land,
which he will utilize for farming pur.
poses. This island Is very high and rs
free from overflow As the bottom land
in the same locality.
The funeral Of Florence Pauline, in.
FAINT daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. J.
Baughnan, Jr., occurred Thursday of
last week. Rev. J. E. Sims and Mrs.
Maud Miller officiating. ID. A. Baugh.
man, of st Louis. Mesdames Nora
Richardson and little son. and Anna
Lutman Of Sedalis vera in attendance.
Interment took place 1T the clay GENE.
terry.
Mrs. sam r. Price gave a reception
At their home on North Fisher street
In honor Of her cousin, Mrs. NJ. d.
Osborne, Tuesday afternoon, from 2 to
4 o'clock. A game Of Hearts" proved
very amusing. Mrs. VIM. Forman car.
ried of the prize, . copy Of Millions
paradise Lost" Those present were
Mesdames Iiargett, Yarnell, Joachimi,
Enloe, Simons, Besle, Pepper, Crewson.
Misses Howard, stephens and
Witten. l. war an enjoyable event.
W. Is. Tuckley and family have NOV.
ed back from Versailles to this city.
MIR. Tuckley has rented the Stcigleder
building, on the north side Of Main
which he formerly occupied
with a barber shop. He will put in a
bath system and will open up
t'r cuisines, soon. Mr.. Steigleder will
pu up a large windmill and u 3O.barrel
over the deep well at the rear
OF the building, which will give a nice
Of waterwO,k ks for the building.
Tuck" has many friends here who are
glad to welcome him TO Buncet0n
again. Bunce,on Tribune.
The Progress Club met AT the home
Of Mrs. e. N. simons last Friday after.
noon. and besides the members present
Mrs. j. w. smith md Mira NJ. d. Osburn
were guests. The program consisted
Of q debate, the subject being IRE.
that art Ia superior TO nature."I
The Affirmative won In the decision.
Then the members were assingcd the
Of drawing pictuses with only
memory 10 assist them. This
an amusing feature. A good
WAS served in courses, the decor.
atoms being evergreens and carnations.
Tho meeting wss . most enjoyable one.