The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-02-26
MONTGOMERY CITY, MISSOURI FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1eoi

DIR. Nuns will most likely become
postmaster In fact of this city next
Tuesday, and will be assisted by
his son Monta Nuns and Lee II.
Adams, the latter OF whom has
been connected with the Office for
some years past.
The Sleeping beauty will be
pr oduced at tho Opera House Feb.
q, Sp. m. This beautiful story
will be told by 200 children and
young ladies aud will be presented
In I parts. Numerous drills, mag
nific ent music and many lovely
tableaux will be used In the
protrayal OF this most gorgeous
affair. Reserved seats on sale at
Cason's drug store.
The Jonesburg Journal, which
has n fashion OF slobberiug over
every democratic candidate pros-
pectivc or otherwise for Office,
attacked Claud X. Ball OF this city
last week TO the cxtont OF n half
column, because another paper of
the same party suggested him for
an office. Some of the machine
Doodle papers hereabouts are be-
coming desperate rather early this
year.
The w. G. 7. U. will hold
reception In observance OF Union
Signal Day at Mrs. Faulconcr's
next Monday, Feb. 20, p. m. A
nice program and other things
will prove interesting features.
All mothers and daughters in
vited. Do not forget the hour, 2
p. IN. sharp. No collection will
be taken, but n free will Offering,
no matter how tiny, will be ap-
preciated.
John Il. Patton, OF Joncsburg,
, died at his home last Saturday of
bronchitis, and was buried Tues
day. lie leaves n wife and Grip
pied daughter. Mr.. Patton was
born In st. Louis county, and nf-
teen years ago located upon his
farm north OF High Hill; later was
married to Miss Fannie Woods
, In order to educate their daughter
they moved to Jonesburg about n
year ago.
. The TRIBUNE Is gradually accu-
mulating crcditablc lot of corrcs-
pondents. II wants others. Only
the news IL desired, rs n rule.-
i Never mind who goes TO church, or
to some town to sell their produce,
u Those are their regular duties. Next
to the news, we want compliments
of worthy people; OF good fathers,
good mothers, good boys, good
girls. We dislike idle people; we
always willingly print paragraphs
noting good work.
The Catholic church block In
this city iD said to come the near
@ est to being childless block OF
G any other within the incorporation
Il At the last reliable reports 1t con-
n tanned but one known urchin, less
s than elk months of age, by name
e Sylvester Algcrmisscn, son OF Mr.
s and Mrs. +. III. Algermisscn, and
u Montgomery county boy "claT
II froo an froo." Sylvester has not
't yet been a resident Of the state
Is long enough to vote, but like his
x father he Is true patriot, and every
'r day shouts for Teddy and the en-
tire republican ticket.
d A. w. Loomis of Sterling, Kan.
n sas, resident of this county TO
W thirty-six years up to three and |
'e half years ago, spent last weel
W here with two sons and other rela
l. tives and friends, and with his wifi
m and daughter Is now at Des Moine
Is Iowa, on the same pleasant mis-
I'd zion. Mr.. Loomis Is an old uniol
r soldier, and true republican from
b principle. He is highly pleased
re with southwestern Kansas, think
Q, there is no other state half as good
to and contemplates remaining righ
he there, and with his other luxurie
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