The Taney County republican., 1906-08-16

the School OF the Ozarks. The dlstrl-
button of such matter as that presented
in this issue will be influential in bring.
ing students to the school and popula-
tion to the town and county. To stini'
ula,e the distribution Of the paper 1t
will he furnished, wrapped and mailed
a, two cents a copy as long as they last
1t is up to you.
Marshall Hunter disposed Of a load
OF his fine melons on the streets Mon
day. He laid this office under Obliga.
tions for the finest melon that has SO
far come to town. The fruit was OF a
dark green, q inches long and weigh.
ing 3S pounds. He stipulated that the
editor should burrow into IL and hiber-
nate for the winter. The burrowing
process has begun.
II is reliably reported that the Pin.
nacle mine in the eastern part OF the
county is again receiving attention. 1t
has been the understanding OF this
paper that good paying ore, containing
copper, silver and gold, was found last
season. The resumption of work at this
time would seem to confirm that under
standing.
Tuesday morning d. J. lngenthron,
,;,l n,,;1 n,r;, ,,d will StOcl tnn Of
Springfield, drove about forty head OF
fine looking cattle through town en-.
route TO that place. The bunch was
stuff that Ingenthron had purchased
for these gentlemen, for whom he has
been buying for some time.
Jim Barker fell from II tree which
he had climbed after squirrel yoster.
day, and broke his arm just below the
elbow. Luckily DR., Rice, OF Kansas
City, who is taking an outing here with
his wife, was at hand and Immediately
reduced the fracture.
Mrs. Clara Aubrey, who has been
visiting relatives for several months in
Gas, Kansas, St. Joseph, Missouri, and
elsewhere, arrived at home Sunday
evening on the BransOn mail hack &C.
companied by her daughter, Mrs W.
X. Cottrell.
]. L. Everley was in town Monday
with load Of grapes and peaches. He
says the week of almost continuous rain
has been disastrous to the peach crop.
causing the peaches to crack open,
when decay sets ia almost at once.
DR.. N. A. Kelton was in town Tues
day wrestling with basket of Taney-
vile Elberta peaches, beauties they
were, which he deposited on the edi.
torial table and forgot to call for them.
Try "Prices Special Select Coffee. "
This coffee is selected and packed for
B. b. Price, who has the exclusive sale
in this territory. 1t is fine one, at
only 20 cents.
AL Morris of Kissee Mills came into
town Tuesday for the Whitton family,
who are spending portion of the week
at his farm. Mrs. WhittOn is AIS
sister.
The photographs from which the
hal(tOncs used In this issue were made
we're taken by Lee Gibson, a prospect
i've student in the School Of the Ozarks.
Mrs. George Vanzandt came over
from Kirbyville Tuesday, accompanied
by Miss Georgia and the baby, for
visit with Forsyth friends.
II. Lenhart, who has been busy a
his trade at Branson for several months
is again at home with plenty to do IL
this immediate vicinity.
, w. Fl. johnson went TO the Terri
|, tory the first OF the week TO round VI
some cedar. He will probably be alb
. sent about a month.
4 Mrs. A. II. Parrish returned Satur
day evening from Warrensburg, wher
=, she has been in attendance at the stat
n normal school.
!. A handsome baby girl was Tues
!. day night arrival at the Ike Arnol
Y home. May the little lady live lon
y and prosper
:. The rainy spell was fractured tn
irst OF the week, Monday being th
4 first day for solid week to pass with
=. out rain.
IS Mrs. c. B. Sharp is again on the ro
4. of the sick. Miss Lena LOwery OF Xii
t. byville is in charge of her househol
10 affairs.
az b. b. Price is building an additio
RS to his house In the eastern part OF tow
It. lately occupied by VIM. Hammond.
W j. w. and James Estep OF the Shad
transacted business in town Monda
t, the former in the probate court.
., Nelson Merrill helped supply Forsy'
W people with fruit and other eatabl
'e the first of the week.
- Elisha Hull brought In load
freight Yesterday from Chadwick 4