Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-07-28

Orders 'phoned to 173 will be an
promptly. Williams Bros
buss line meets all trains.
Gail or phone II you want me to make
your abstract or write a deed, mortgage
Or an insurance policy.
CHAs w. KAvANAucH.
The town Of Fayette In Howard county
last week voted on the proposition Of
water works and only eight votes were
cast against it. This shows a progres.
sive spirit on the part Of Fayette's citi-
xens which Is 70 be commended.
Price James, the commercial drum.
Of California, brought his fine big
driving horse wei from his home last
week ana is having him trained as an
sil.pufpose animal. Joe Williams has
been driving the horse in the new buss
for several days.
Mrs. A. L. Hughes of Windsor was
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Etter
the first Of the week, returning home
Wednesday. Her husband was formerly
night operator at the Rock Island depot
here and holds a similar position now at
Windsor.
The big bargain sales are
still going on at M. Joachimi's
Cut Price Cash Store. You
can't afford to miss the bar
gains being offered.
Attorneys A. l.. Ross, John +. Gibbs,
F. ID. Harrison, Sherman Martin aud
John Brokmeyer made a business tsip
to Eldon last Saturday. Messrs. Ross
and Gibbs remained Saturday night to
attend the meeting Of the Masonic
lodge there Saturday night, the Others
returning earlier in the evening.
A hay ride party chaperoned by Miss
Virginia Potter, was ont for a fine time
Tuesday evening having no special
point of destination. After several hours
Of fun they drove in, and judging from
the hilarity coming from the members OF
the party it 10 evident they made hay
while the sun was mott shining.
A. p. Muntzel received a letter this
week from his wife, to the effect that
she and her two children, Quincy and
Richard, arrived at Portland, Oregon,
last Sunday night and they were enjoy.
ing themselves at the home of her broth.
sr, +. A. Bertroche, the house being
equipped with electric lights and city
water. This week they are taking in
the Portland Fair, which is on a grande,
scale than they had expected.
Young men ought to get a bank book
The more entries they get on the credit
side. says 81 exchange. the straighte,
they will walk, the harder the heels OF
their boots will hit the ground, the
briskness Of their step will soon becom.
noticeable. their eountenance grow
brighter and it will add largely to thei,
importance In the community; they vii
realize that they are somebody. 1t is on,
Of the best Investments they can make
Union services were held at the Pres
byterian church in this city last Sunday
evening and q large congregation as
sembled at the church to hear Rev {. N
White Of the Baptist church preach tn
sermon. and all who were present speak
In the highest terms of praise of Rev
Whites splendid effort. These uniol
services are becoming a pleasing featur
among church denominations and ar
doing much to build interest in religion,
devotion.
Rev. Z. c. Boaz Of Omaha, Nebraska
was in this city over Sunday an
preached at the Presbyterian churcl
Sunday ODrning. Rev. Boaz is look
ing out for a location and the congrega
ton of the Presbyterian church here |
also in need of a pastor as 10 High Poin
in this county. All who heard Rev
Boar preach were very favorably i'm
pressed with his sermon. He called Z
the Democrat Office while in the cit
and we found him a most agreeable an
pleasing gentleman. We would be gla'
to see him locate in Versailles.
Misses Alma and Josephine BiersacI
gave a swell dinner to a number of thei
intimate friends at their elegant HON
in the southeast part Of this city las