Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-10-28

Hubbard " kavanaugh IN the Court
House.
Hubbard & Tavanaugh, the Abstrac.
,crs, want youG vorh. Their books are
complete
Everything new, goods up.to-date and
prices satisfactory at the South Side Mil
linery Bazaar
Brooksic Owens, i3-mcnti old daugh-
ter of hlr and Mrs. l.. O. Williams, died
last Saturday at 9 a. M, at their home at
Gravois Mills. The funeral was cor
ducted Sunday afternoon, Rev. Y. X.
Wolf Of this city officiating. The &c.
mains were brought 20 Versailles and in.
tered in the city cemetery.
l.. B. Murphy Of Humanvlle, Mo, son
of General Manager Murphy of the Clay
Plant, arrived in this city last week for .
visit with his father, and is getting &C.
quainted with our people and having an
enjoyable time. We understand Mana
ger Murphy's family contemplate moving
to Versailles in the near future.
After next Tuesday the Versailles tele-
phone exchange will he attached to the
Kinlock instead OF the Bell long distance
service. The change will be made by M
Brokmcyer because he believes he can
secure more effective service through the
Kinlock than lie has been able To- give
his customers through the Bell system,
Mrs. {. X Roe died at her home in
South Morgan on Thursday Of last week
her disease being pneumonia fever. She
leaves a husband and several children to
mourn her los Her remains were laid
to rest in the Bond cemetery. The family
entertain the deep sympathy of their
many friends in this their deep bercave-
mcnt.
IN another column will be found NJ.
Joachimis advertisement calling atten.
ton to his elegant stock Of ladies' wraps
for fall and winter wear. Mr.. Joachim
has Just returned from the city markets
of novelties to add to his already large
stock and has some splendid bargains &c
offer to the people of Morgan County.
A special train bearing Joseph W. Folk
and party swung around the circle in La
: fayette, Saline, Cooper and Monitcau
counties yesterday. The speciai ran over
the Boonville and Lexington branches OF
, the Missouri Pac fic. At Boonville and
, Bunceton Mr.. Folk made speeches in the
opera houses, while stops were made
all along the line, and he was greeted
, with great enthusiasm.
. J. l.. Goodwin, who was born in tn,
\ western part of this county. but left here
more than forty years ago and located n
Missoula Montana, arrived i'll the city
this week on his return t,ip from th'
World Fair. MIR Goodwin is a brothei
of Mrs. Henry Rains who is also visiting
relatives here, and besides meeting hei
ne had the pleasure of meeting many
other relatives in different parts OF til,
, county.
VIM. c. Silvcy, formerly of Morgan
County, arrived here Monday from C!Ar
endon, Texas. Mr. Silvey left here NOR
than dozen years ago, and having beer
at the Worlds Fair he stopped here e
visit old friends and relatives before re
turning to his home in western Texas
Hts son, will Silvey. VIC are pleased It
learn. is principal Of the Clarendon pub
lie schools and has held that position 70
!, the past ten years.
A mule and horse, attached to "a bugR
in which two farmers we're seated. be
:, came frightened last Saturday evening
. at a train passing on the Rock Island a
the crossing on North Monroe street
-, The team whirled around, upset the vehi
:. Gle. pitched the occupants out and s,arte
. to run away. Tip Mcfarland stoppc
them and turned them over to the owne,
The men were not hurt, but the bugg
= tongue was slightly di.fgured.
Mrs. Joseph Woods. aged about eight
u years, died at her home in the vicinity ,
< Barnett last Saturday, her disease bein
y cancer. Deceased Was the mother Of IN
Rec. J. l.. c. Woods, formerly Of thi
county but now of the Indian Territory
also Mrs. John Kays, Mrs. Nathan Kay
O and Mrs, Hiram Madole all of this coui
U ty. The aged mother wts lie lon
X member Of the BAPTIST church and was a