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The Columbus journal., 1905-05-24

Ell Niswohnsr L. the best man IN
town He admits himself that it va
~, always thus, but he has the word
nf q good Christian that ;r Is so Gov.
The IMAM WIN holds ( this opinion il
a travelling philanrhr0pist bv the
name of Crosby. he struck town the
last Of the week and announced that
be vas in the business Of collecting
and dispensing charities for n DOOR
and needy. He struck Mr.. Newcomer
fer Q dime, and got il. The prompt
ness with which ed coughed up. aided
probably By his benevolent counten-
n led the itinerant gentleman to
deliver . lenRthy address. the burden
Of which was that he felt that he hid
seer face to face the best man in the
world. Later he again visited the
Newcomer store and Is Mr.. New
dinner VA out he left . quarter With
Miss Rasmussen with . request that
it be turned over to Mr.. Newcomer
for distr ibution among the poor. He
also called on DR.. Mcmahon and gave
him q dollar which he wanted deliver
ed to the Catholic priest for the poor.
He did no. remark Any evidences of
excessive goodness in the doctor.
The Columbus journal., 1905-05-24
announcement

t22OO Of Platte County Independent
Telephone Co.'S. ) year 6 Fer cent
bonds are yet offered for sale at par
with accrued interest.
$500 of these bonds were taken BY
investors in three lots of $1,000. $1,000
and $500. Names Of parties will be
furnished on request. They consider
them FIRST class after careful investi-
CATION. II Won are getting lees than
& per cen on your money you should
BY all can investigate this invest
ment opportunity.
Remember these bonds are in
denominations Of 500 each and are
ust as good for the man with 500 to
invest ns the man with $1,000.
We are also nov Offering on the
same terms 5000 of 10 year bonds
due MAY /. 1905. These bonds are
just as safe and draw the same rate
Of interest and will appeal to those
desiring a more permanent invest
ment.
We now have over 10 orders for tele-
phones ON our books and can with
ease increase q present list 100 dur
ing the current year.
G T. EVERETT, Sec'y.
The Columbus journal., 1905-05-24

o. ,asir wsyso &te-Se.-s 70 al
. Oommescaai ~oo rscsption
which Mr.. ,sarsv,t is booked fc-N
address and Yrs. Garrett fog ~
sale.
ScaroederaSons are m0iAg "
frame bullIirgs from the site W.
the Lew STATE bank orilcinG il e II
located. Torkm,n are busy sla ckin
lime and getting everything IN read
mess fog the erection OF one Of the
preffiest in the city and one
OF the most 81 bsraptiai bank buildinRl
in tie state.
The Misses Emily Rseatz, Margare,
ZiDnecker and Louis Davis entertain.
ed about twenty-five OF the immediate
friends CT Misses Emma and Jennie
Jones last night. al the Ragatz home.
The reception was IN honor OF the
Misses Jones who will depart fol
Denver about June /. Simple refresh.
ments were served and the evening
vas occupied with lynch and music.
Tn. LaGies Aid society Of the
Presbyterian church have arranged to
give q concert on May -. At the Pres
byterian church. Prof. Poole will
nave charge Of the program which
will consist Of orchestra, violin.
piano and vocal mum 5ers. The draw.
ing feature Of this concert, perhaps,
will be the first public appearance of
Prof. Poole's jnnvenile string or.
ches:ra. The program in full will
be announced in a few days.
Will Hall will 60 TO Norfolk to-
night 10 Iook over q book and station
cry business with the view OF buving
the same If II proves satisfactory.
Mr.. Hall has been assistant manager
of the book store Of l.. ". Snow for
the last five years and has proved
himself NOT only and efficient young
business map, bat he has made him.
self popular with the Young people of
the city who will regret TO see him
leave.
NJ. and MS. p. J. Hart gave an
elaborate eight course dinner last
night ar which was announced the
engagement of Miss Vera Kramer,
daughter Of Nr.and Mrs. Carl Kramer,
10 NJ. II. J. Kelly Of Chicago. The
was made by Mr.. Hart
In 4 few Well chosen words. Those
p-e i-ens b.sliss Mr.. Kelly and Miss
Kramer We're: Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
kramer, Miss Florence Kramer Mr..
and Mrs. II. A. Clarke. Miss Ethel
Galley. Miss Meta Hensley. Mr.. Mark
Rathnurn. Dr.. Mark T. Mcmahon
and Mr.. L. Frledhof.
The Columbus journal., 1905-05-24

Baking
Powder
bsealth-
Economy.

hours SATURDAY and last evening or
his way to and from Schuyler where
he spent Sunday with relatives.
Ladies' WanteG-Aonthly salary for
writing at home. No canvassinR OF
/ other WORK. This is no fraud. MIS-.
Alma Walters, 90 E. 18th street,
Chicago. III. Send stamps for fell
particulars.
Art Jones, brother of Jimmie Jones
and who was some time ago reported
70 be seriously i'll. dead and wounded.
returned to Columbus Yesterday and
was able to be ont TO the game q
rootin' for Columbus
Ms. Becker. who spent the winter
in Morrison. Ill visiting her dsuRh-
ter. Mrs. Weaver. returned home Sat-
urday accompanied by her daughter,
Mrs. Weaver brings her infant son
With ner.
Lester Belford and Floyd Drake.
men bers OF the Daily Journal force
spent Sunday in Platte Center. The
attraction in the hub city for these
two young men is not definitely
known but friends have O good guess
coming.
A couple of large cans Of cream
billed for Omaha over the [. p. diG
NOT reach their destination yesterday.
The contents were spilled on the
gravel walk while other express was
being loaded. No blame is attached
for the accident.
Frank Keller thought he had lost
q bicycle Saturday night. He left il
at George Winlsow's livery barn and
when he came after il il wasn't there.
After an alarm had been sent forth,
the missing wheel WAS found at the
barn where it had been all the time.
Somebody had set il inside the gran
arr.
The opening concert of the Colum-
bus band las. Friday night was q
credit to Martin Schilz. the director
and TO the whole organization. The
large and sympathetic crowd that
greeted the boys is ample evidence
that their excellent work is apprecia-
ted by the people Of Columbus. The
boys are playing some pretty difficult
music and they play il with a skill
that would do credit to professionals.
The Columbus journal., 1905-05-24
Thursiays Daily journal.

not Pool. vIo.InIst. Phone Go.
{ =. Bea-isIev was e. TO Genoa
yesterday.
Fremont - Columbus next Sunday
afternoon. Game called az Usual hoor.
JadGe Post and J. c. Freydlg went
10 Genoa on business this afternoon.
Or. Chas. II. rlatz, homeopathic ply
siclau and surgeon, postofiice building
Frank SCliaaf came IN from Mime
sofa 10 inv enroute home 10 Fuller
Con
Albert Goldman camc home yesterday
from a med cal school IL Lincoln for
4 vacation
Miss Grace Jones Of Cedar Rapids
who has been visiting friends here
returned home Yesterday.
aIssEI-ieBru--a- returned fromLin-
cola yesterday where she c a few
day visiting friends IL the capital
city.
Ms. Na:tis GrirwolI. daughter of
4. Anderson. arrived IN the city touay
from Fort Collins. Colorado for an ex-
tended visit
Ex-senator Jake INSTEAD Of Nance
was III the city a few hours today.
BE vas returning from Omaha Ia MS
home IL Fullerton.
Barred Plymouth Rock and Rose
Comb Brown Lecho-n eggs for sale
n $50 for y or =. 80 for 80. Column
baS Poultry Yards. NJ. ScLiiz, prop.
Charley Finecy - back 10 the CID
home again. He has been for the
past three months master mechanic
on the Ord Journal and returns 10
rha ola haunts OF childhood lays
hale and hearty,
NJ an Mrs. Hickock entertained
the Sunday school teachers OF the
Congregational church last night.
Refreshments Of snerbet and cake
Were served and the evening given
la-Ee!v - things ola social character.
O. J b~Gckmasrer returned 10
Creighton last During his
short STAY II orr city Nj. BUckmaste-
made many friends who will regret
hi departure and who Will be glad to
hea. OF his success III his new loca-
rInn
The Columbus journal., 1905-05-24

Dr.. Waller. Osteopath. Barber block.
Prot. Sike, teacher music. Barber bldg

Dr.. Waller, Osteopath. Barber block.
Prof. Sike, teacher music. Barber bldg.
Perry Davis, . Belgrade stock man
remained In the city last night and
left for his home this morning.
This afternoon Mrs. G. B. Speice is
entertaining forMrs. A1tell of Omaha.
Mrs.. Will King is suffering from an
attack Of laryngitis.
Final papers of naturalization were
granted today to A. A. Terpager anc
NeIs A. Terpager.
Mechanics Howard, Roen and Rob-
inson entertained yesterday afternoon
ut the Howard home.
Blake NAher returned today from
Fremont where he has been reporting
for Judge Hollenbeck all the week.
Ms. Leonard Hohd. of Albion. who
arrived here yesterday and was the
guest of Nns. l. Gluck, left for Omaha
this morning.
Surveyor Rossiter : went mp the
branch this morning and will do 8 little
work in his line along An irrigation
ditch near the Looking Glass.
Miss Sarah Niles came down from
Genoa yesterday and will spend Sun
day here with her sister. Miss Ger
fruae Milet.
Mis- Mabel Thompson, one OF Platte
county's most efficient school teachers.
was in the city yesterday and called
ON Sup't Leavy.
Rev. Uash returned yesterday from
Omaha where he has been 1t tending
the annual council Of the diocese.
]. E.KAufmann 10 tearing down his
old lumber sheds On Eleventh street
and viii replace them with . fine two
story structure.
Attorney Y. L Allen and Chas.
Zerzan returned to Schuyler this
morning. M. Allen had been attend
ing 10 court matters here the past few
days
Mrs. Margaret Barton 0me up from
Lincoln last evening. Nm Barton il
sister of Afl II. Bedford and viii
visit the family for N indefinite time.
The A. o. b. society gave . social
dance q Tie ManeGchne hAu 1T night
aseended md the evening Va most
pleaAatty nnsd-
Min Eixxio LAa1sabeeger who -
The Columbus journal., 1905-05-24

Judge Reeder anu Irve Spiece went
to Schuyler today.
Julius Phillips went up the branch
to his home in Genoa this morning.
Dr.. Macbeth of Osceola was a guest
ut the home of G.. o. Burns Sunday.
Frank Clother Of Platte Center and
P. E. Mckiilip of Humphrey are IN
town today.
Miss Stella Garten, left this mum
ing fer ST. Edward after a short visi,
in the city.
Mr.. Henry Hammond and sister OF
Fremont were guests Of J. Fl. kerson.
brooks Sunday.
Will Jeler, q Fullerton barber wa;
in town today for 8 few hours. He
was on his way TO Shelby.
judge Howard aud Marc Perkins
were seen TO board No 10 this noon.
Don't know how far east they went.
Sheriff Davis of Nance county was
i the civ last evening end returned
to his home In Fullerton this morn.
ing.
Vim. Farrand who has been attend.
ing school .. the Wesleyan Univer.
sity came home Saturday on q vaca.
ton.
NJ. and Mrs. Frank Kelly are NOV.
ing into the q Part of the house now
occupied BY Mr.. and Mrs. v. v. Rath-
burn.
Z ]. p. Maple. Jake Fullmer. Halle
West, Joe Smatland and Geo. Busch
all of SCHUYLER attended the ball
game here yesterday.
Nesrs. Carl Becker and II Kersen.
brock accompanied by the MissesRuby
Rasmussen And Blanche Newcomer
drove to David City Sunday
Fireman Buck Taylor left THU
morning for Genoa where he vii
work . few days ON the Albion branch
during the vacation OF the regula,
fireman On that line.
Stanley Haly. veil knoWn here bal
The Columbus journal., 1905-05-24


.eoger over the B. & east this morn
ing.
Mayor Joe HcCleland of Fullerton
was in Columbus to-day on legal bus.
iness.
Chas. Dack has disposed of his auto
to th- Shines boys who live north Of
town.
Drs. Martyr, Evans, Evans 4 Martyr
Jr. Office three doors north of Fried.
hofs store.
Judge Post returned on the evening
train yesterday from . legal engage
ment at Genoa.
Mrs. Leonard Hohl of Albion arriv-
ed in Columbus today and is the guest
of Mrs l. Gluck.
Attorney Cornelius tAs zone to
Platte Cen'er in connection with the
Specht bankruptcy case.
Judge Post has been attending the
legal matter for the Ir, igation people
1t Genoa . few days this week.
]. Berney received a steam thresh-
ing outfit yesterday from J. l. Case
company. 1t is sold to aPlatte county
farmer.
The Union Pacific has o gang of
workmen busy having new steel rails
on their line leading west from Co.
lumbus.
F. D. AcMuIlen il busy repairing
the brick wall which was washed ont
by the heavy rain at the rear of
Asche's store.
Sheriff will Davis came down from
Fullerton today noon and remained
in the city . few hours before going
on to Lincoln.
Bert Galley and E. H Jenkins re.
turned from Grand Island this noon
where they have been attending q
meeting of the state G. A. r.
County Treasurer ". F. Prowett,
OF Nance county. came down from
Fullerton last evening and attended
lodge with brother lodgewen of our
city.
Ed. REYNOLDS. . Fullerton grain
buyer ~ In Columbus today. He
had been in attendance 6 the G. A Il.
meeting at Grand Island. He was
accompanied by his Vol Clyde.
Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. Kinyon of Full
lerton were in our city last evening.
They were on their way home from
Lincoln where the doctor had spent
several days on business and other
matters.
Guy Button, grandson of Geo. GAL
ley arrived the first of the week from
GrAndville. n. Y, and will remain
here with his relatives for sometime.
Since leaving his home he has travel.
ed considerably through Canada and
as far west az Spokane, Washington.
The Ninth graders of the Columbus
hieh school will hold . grand picnic
all BY their lonesomes 1t AcPherson's
all day tomorrow. Miss Segelke and
Prof. Mccoy Of the faculty will &C.
company the merry-mAkers. They
have no 1in on their program.
A newly married couple left on
No 5. last evening for parts unknown
west. Some Of their friends gave
them . shower of rice rs they boarded
the train which afforded much amuse-
ment to the crowd present. We did
not learn thier names but the way they
acted seemed TO feel happy though q
little nervous. We wish them all this
land affords.
The Columbus journal., 1905-05-24
WANTED sewing girls by the day
MRS. HURRY. Ii pd
GROUND BONE & BEEF SCRAPS
for chickens at ErnstS Brooks. Phone
-. 81

wANTED-By Chicago manufac-
turing house. person Of trust WORTH
ness and somewhat familiar with local
territory Is assistant in b;anch office.
Salary SIS paid weekly. Permanent
position. No Investment required.
Business established. Previous sxper-
fence not essential to engaging. Ad-
dress, Manager Branches. 30 Dear.
born st. Chicago. Gtw
The Columbus journal., 1905-05-24
Creeping Death,

Blood poison creeps mp towards the
heart causing death ]. E. Stems.
Belle Plaine. MINI. writes that q
friend dreadfally injured his hand
which swelled up like blood poison
ing. Bucklin's Arnca Salve drew out
the poison. healed the wound and
saved his life. Best in the world for
buns and sores. % cents at Chas.
Dsck's drug tore.
The Columbus journal., 1905-05-24

Through Echo. Webster and Ogden
Canons. bristling with marvellous
scenes of western grandeur across
salt Lake,, down the Humbolr
valley and owe wondrOuaiy beautiful
Sierra Nev.das via Union Pacific
every DAY on Thee Overland Limited''
electric lighted. The finest train
across the American continent. In
quire Of ". II. Benham.
The Columbus journal., 1905-05-24
Fridays Daily Journal.

DR.. Paul. dentist.
DR.. l.. c. Voss. Homeopathic physi-
elan. Columbus. Neb.
= new shinele roof is being placed on
the Dussell store building.
Attorney ". l. Allen. Of Schuyler
Was attending court here to iay.
Born-To Nj. and Mrs. c. n.
Gruenther. Thu: sdsy May Is. q daugh-
ter.
Miss Marguerite Becher- Was q pas
The Columbus journal., 1905-05-24
Yesterdays Daily Journal.

Mrs c. s. Raney went to Lincoln
yeterday.
Homer Robinson went to Omaha
this afternoon.
W. l. Allen of Schuyler was in Co.
lumbus last night eEroute 70 Lincoln.
At North opera house. Friday Nav
26--the Troubadors. Dan't miss this
attraction.
Adolph Groteluschen was in the
city today. He called on the Journal
folks while here.
Ms. Emiline C. Saley who has
been quite seriously Ill Tor some days
is getting better.
". 81. Cain Of Schuyler was An Over
night visitor in Columbus last night
en- route to David City.
J. Psnield Of St. Ed ward was in
the city today consulting physicians
concerning his wife's health.
Mrs. Leonard Hohl of Albion will
return tonight from Omaha AMI will
visit IN Columbus a few days.
Miss kelso mas just returned from
Chicago where she has purchased al
entirely new line Of ladies and Misses
and children's hats.
The Tornado Season is now a. hand.
Insure your property against loss
BY having Becher. Hockenberger anG
Chambers write your Tornado Insur-
ance.
There will be a business meeting Of
tie CoIum bus high school alumni
Wednesday evening. May "a. at 80
in the high school building.
House for sale in good location
must be sold quick. A bargain If tRken
at once. rs party is leaving the city.
Becuer, Hockenberger and Chambers.
Officer Setback and Sheriff Carrig
expect q man 10 stop when they say
malt" Just to see whether they
would practice what they preach q
small sized citizen this afternoon
when he saw them driving in the
sheriff's road wagon, waited till they
had passed when IN o sharp voice he
shouted. halt The poor horse that
Sheriff Carrig was driving never knew
before how quickly il could be stopped
by the strong arm of its driver. And
the citizen sn far has escaped.
Frank Simms, the old colored Ie-
saiaer Of the Hulst family has filed
a suit In distrc. court against George
Huls;. Garrett tiuIst and SarahChase
He alleges that he was lef: 81. 900 by
Will of Mrs.. EancyHulst; that {. later
will made nc provision for this be-
quest; but that tie heirs agreed
among themselves TO probate the for.
mer will and not the later one tina,
he was not given the $1,000 which BY
the former will was b~egueathed to
him ont of the estate worth $50, zoo.
He sues for the / 1000.
Gus Schroeder and Dan BRAY, dress.
ed in their good clothes for pur.
poses of disguise, and carrying thei,
suit cases md gun cases left the city
on the local this morning. A rigid
cross examination brought to lieh,
the fact that they were billed TO,
Clarks; that they e out for q day's
play at the traps: and that they were
especially delighted because they were
going to Clarks As the guests Of thei,
fellow shooter and friend and all round
prince Of good fellows. Will Douglas.
Their host is known BY the boys in
Columbus rs Little Willie'' or sc
Be Joyful" for short. Little Willie
is a good shot. and a good judge O,
good fellows, who believes in the OLE
fAahioaed philosophy that one of TIKI
chief pleasures Of life il eating an
1--AS--
The Columbus journal., 1905-05-24

The Troubadours will give . grand
concert and dance under the auspices
of the Maccabaes. Friday evening,
May %. The concert will be given at
the North opera house and the dance
at Orpheus hall Immediately after the
cnpce-t
The Columbus journal., 1905-05-24

Now Ii the chance to make the de.
iiRhtful trip to Californiafor lust one.
half Of the expense incurred in m.k.
ing the trip At any other time. Doa,,
POSTPONE for you may not soou se,ip
be offered the low Mates Of "a. 90 &c
Sanfnnc1sco. Santa Ra1hara. Los An.
gelss. San Diego and Many othsr Cali.
ioenla poinea. LiteEa&nre ahrat C.6.
foe,ia fsss O a-ppiie.sio. "A = p
The Columbus journal., 1905-05-24
Notice.

People having . dog aroand their
premises should obtain . taee or have
the dog destroyed for there il trouble
ahead. 1t il q dis9racs and q nuisance
to have dogs around - they are
allowed BY some citizens. The doc
police will not be paid for his time
but Tor the parties he brings to
Justice
The Columbus journal., 1905-05-24
Hotel Merz...
...0ld Grand Pacific Repodeled
Nov Open Il the Public
$l.00 a Day

livery thing New-Nev Furniture-New
Plumbing Electric Lights -S,eamHeat
The Columbus journal., 1905-05-24
Journal Specials.

FOR SALE.-I hive for sale nice
elm. ash and maple trees suitable for
door yards. Albert Stenger.
The Columbus journal., 1905-05-24

Mr. ana Mrs. +. o. Garrett and two
between trains today. They were
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-08-10

Columbia, Mo-, Aug. 8.-M.
W. Harper, who is the special
agent of the Department of
Agriculture, detailed to the
Missouri Experiment Station to
carry on the extensive cooper
alive feeding experiments to
test the influence of age and
condition on the economy of
beef production, and and also
the relative value of different
forage crops in winteriug steers
followed by the use of couceu-
rated heterogeneous foodstuffs
in connection with corn or blue,
grass pastures, has resigned his
position to accept. one of in,
structor in amman husbandrya al
Cornell University,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-08-10
Low Rates TO the Northwest Every Day
In August and September via
Burlington Route.

From Monroe to Portland,
Ore, Tacoma, Seattle, Everett
and Bellingham, Wash, Van
couver. B. G., and Victoria, B.
c., $51. 20 for the round trip, via
Billings, Mont, starting any
day before October l; and $3.50
for the round trip via st. Paul,
MINI, starting any day before
October l.
Or for S61.20 you can make
the trip to any of these points
via California Tor returning via
California; going trip to COM
mence August 90, 30 or 81. Sep.
TENDER 1, ., 3, 4, 5, II. IS, IA,
26, 81, %.
Special Note: A one-way
Coionist rate OF $50 10 Puget
Sound or Portland and $50 to
California, will be in effect Sep
TENDER Is to October 81, with
special train service.
Let me have a minutes talk
with you today about these va
rious rates and arrangements.
]. L. LYON, Agent.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-08-10
Reflections of a Bachelor.

A mans idea VI d good sum-
mer vacation is where he can
wear his old clothes; a woman's
is where she must wear a lot of
new ones.
When it is a peeks boo shirt
waist seeing is believing.
A homely rich girl can get
married to a pnor man as quick
as pretty girl TO rich man.
The more frills a woman has
on her clothes the more she
puts on her company manners.
College education is such a
failure for some boys that they
don't even know anything
about athletics Ehen they come
out.-New York Press.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-08-10

II the Labor Commissioners
at jeff City knew that one out
of the three poultry firms in
this city did over 100000 bust,
ness last year, possibly 1t would
be more careful in compiling
Monroe County agricultural re-
ports.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-08-10

The Monroe team is booked
to cross bats OF New London,
to morrow at 8 o'clock, with
the New London Kickers and
we hope that they will conduct
themselves as they have in the
past, as gentlemen and will not
do the baby act if defeat should
be their fate.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-08-10
yellow Jack "

New Orleans, La, Aug. 8 -
The yellow fever situation may
be summarized as follows:
New cases, 90
Deaths, 4
Total cases to date, 625.
Total deaths to date, III.
New foci Of infection, II.
Total number of foci of infec-
lion ia.
Estimated cases under treat
ment, $50.
q Panicky guarantees result
in food famine 10 rural districts.
Freight and mail trains have
been turned back to New Or
leans. Work of the health
officers has been considerably
interfered with. The situation
at various points in the state,
grows more alarming. The
government is not yet in COM
plete control OF the situation.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-08-10

For want of a Bismark or a
Roosevelt" is the head line of
yesterdays daily paper. Gee
whiz, what in the world any
man can find similar in the
brain, will, political or histpri.
cal career of Bismark to be
compared with Mr.. ROOSEVELT
is beyond our Ken. The writer
surely must have forgotten 5hat
Bismark had no superior iAhis
day and very few equals Wen
or now. and even Teddy's mpst
ardent admirers ought NOD to
make themselves a Laughing
stock by compartugs-him With
the Mailed Hand" tx
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-08-10

Ward and Miss Sadie Norman
returned Saturday from the
Normal school at Chillicothe.
Ward is now a full grown
graduate.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-08-10

Misses Isla Terrill and Maud
Evans left Monday for the Flu
ture Great, where they will
spend some time in picking up
every new idea in the millinery
line.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-08-10

There will be grand picnic
at Netherlands pasture 9 miles
northeast of the city Saturday,
Aug. 10. There will be numer-
Gus attractions as we'll as big
dinner and dancing.