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

Hope Baptist church. subject:
"Thc church's place In the COM
nun ity."
Ice Pine of Bcllilower, and Miss
Ollie Kelly of Martinsburg, were
married Wednesday afternoon by
elder s. A. Elkins and at his home
In this city.
Lost, last Monday, between
Faulconcr, Sheets 4 Co.'s grocery,
the Presbyterian church and resi-
dcncc of !, c. Uptcgrovc, n pair
OF silver framed nose glasses.
Reward will be paid for same at
this oilicc
Each Monday In June round
trip tickets will be old between
Montgomery and st. Louis for
s2.5j. Children, half rates. Tick
cts good for seven days. Round
trip tickets sold every day In the
week, good for ten days, for $3.50.
Our Bear Crock correspondent
this week has an item which ought
to be OF interest TO all the rural
mail routes in this county. The
patrons along No. | route out of
Joncsburg has been notified, first.
that no mail will hereafter be
placed in home made mail boxes,
and second, that II the mail route
roads are not kept In better travel
ing condition thnn they have been,
abolished.
County court Is In session
this week, and the principal busi-
ness transacted thus far has been
to try and settle n number of be-
fore unsettled road aud bridge
contro, srsica. How well they
have succeeded, this dcponcnt
saith not. The principal duties OF
n county court seems to bc to try
and please everybody, and at the
same time accept as "A Joke all
abuse extended. Candidates for
members of the county court have
our most sincere coincidence.
Cards have been received here
announcing the forthcoming mar
riagc OF Miss Leila Rodgers and
Mr.. Altus Reynolds, both of Kan
sns City, which takes place at the
home OF the brides mother. Mrs.
Hannah Rodgers, in that city,
juno IL, 1901. The wedding
couple will visit the Worlds Fair
and friends In Illinois during
their wedding tour.
T.. II Fuller has the past week
enlarged his book store and news
depot room, and otherwise im-
proved the same. II you want
anything In his line you will
always find Fuller's the place to
get the best. He delivers the 81.
Louis daily papers Mt your house
oitcntimes long before they arrive
at the post Office.
Our ncighbor town OF New
Florence Is before the county couit
again this week with another sa-
loon petition. DR.. Kullmcycr IL
the petitioner, and the prospects
arc bright for another ncighbor-
hood scrap. The case has been
set for trial next Monday. j. NJ.
Barker is attorney against the SAL
Don petitioners.
Adolph Heying, OF Rhincland,
this week announces as candidate
for collector subject to the rcpub-
lican nomination. MIR. IIcying Is
one OF the most popular and re-
liable business men in the county,
and will be sure winner II nom
mated. He is president of the
Rhincland Bank, manager OF the
canning factory at that place, and
Is Mt the head Of a large general
store. Mr.. Heying Is yet young
man, and his strict honesty and
splendid business ability would
make him an excellent collector.
He says he does not wish to be In
the way OF any stronger man for
the nomination, but II nominated d
will make every honorable effort
to be elected. He only consented
to enter the race at the request OF
active republicans all over the
county, but now that he Is in the
race, he is making an energetic