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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-07-03
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

I'D s. Turk. inseph Levitt ard r.r,,i.
Le'iit. bis sd d.. and all Other. t.,.....
whom DC NAV concern.
Ahh NOTICE. 1hnt cine f.f...,.t.
i''ilfnAd Company. ~ rnLl O. .rr,,,. .....
f'''''"n. chartered and doing l.n.fn...
under fhc laws OBJ the state cd Nf,.f.f.
'n1 authorized fo condemn land. ,,,i
"'t't properties Tor its uses aud nu,.,.,.
~h'. "n ihc 1ih dae OF August lan-
l"'i being the 3ri dav ui he An..,
t'tn. 1870. 900 ihe Circuit Count for No..
o'"N''. Fif-itia. apply fn thr ~ai, can,t
At tho Count House 81 Wise Count, t.,t-
'f."Hrf .l.r, irr Che appointment
OBJ hNc dt-inicrested lr.cholcfr. ro.i3.,.,
ih said County to ascertain atst $50,
'' Just compensation for the fof. a..
parcels ot land hereinafter de.rriiel a..
,'' "i Nhich DO -nulhi fo Zee condemned
10y rae Interstate Railroad Cam,.,,
''' '- uses hnd purposes 600 cnu-frrrti,..
m.ai"taing md operating railroad +,
wee County. \irginis. arl O., -
"Ntn" gee, 81 anN. fs>ulfinc CD f.. s.l.......t
- other property uf She 4.fa - p..
80 <~*epA LeTiti aud Fannfs Levin ~.
Ni'. z" - be fropassf 81 sur otAsr -
40 - 1ssd thS psssliss heurit- a., az
ss''sr Z" snea pIaf-fsiss. ts.nsefl,.l-
e-h-'sneii~n asd Ousr-iion ef
'"r works % the uniersi-ned
The said rsrcel. ~ land al, r........
mentioned. described and sl.,.., 80 ,t'.
f''l'i"h. de>ctlpi iun, plat sud snrt,, ANA /
pr'hle hi"d hy th~ undrrsirr.8 l.. ,t
Oictk phce of WISE Count, Rf-.,.f /
'n 'nr $40 dsy 90 IuIv. Igu.. n nf. T.
'ruin-- which i- ~fNlrd .int.t.t.t.
N''tn"a company VS.. D. - Task .f .f..
""''" priin"h. ds~rripii riaf nf .nr-
""" f'"N'', reference i~ tcre nst.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-07-03

Kelly. her husband. Mary Ison anil Jsms>
isoa. hee hs-'.ssd. Asch Isow. Kiln :.-s y
Asriy -od Richard Essi.. her hashass.
mar A1n Sarksn cad William Barsso
ger boshsnd, .letbsb, Williams and VIII
iiAn Niiissnts. her husband. Rricii.
breDmeit and Rant fsrammcft. her hn<-
band. Alice Bremmets and John R,nm-
nett. her ha-i',nd. Ar,sicda Th.~ker.
'ii'am i-ec. Maltese leon aud Eamend
i-on, described as follows.
fsrst: an that certain lot or marcel Of
and lying aud being in the Town or set-
.semeHt kno~n - Middle Norton. In
" 'se Ceuniy Virginia. aud beng kno~n
IS Los ~ 90 OF Block thirteen GN 81
a'at kho~n "a ihe usgan Platt 81 Norton.
srSt"ia. Of record la The Clerk ole.
- Ni-e County. Virriri. said III f-,,t-
,nE irf-ts three sr.i -na ..t.e thssl ieet 30,
Asn Avenue aud TURNING haek l.t....,, 4
parallel lines one hundrei .nd i.,e i.et
= c9nt. Al th-t rc.fain l.f ol marcel T
i iHhd lsing aud iein1 ia the F.,n b.,
:. =. 'ff"fnf AnY"n Nidiie Nntiun ga .
80 ,"Nnf', Nifginfa. aud being knoar \
'"n he.'xnsted a. iot seven On 81 block
nifieSu tlSl of certain plat knoWn =.
ne thEan Plat 81 Norton. Viroi,,f
y record ia fhe Clerk Osice of VIC
.e"hiF' irginia. said Dot fronting thi,t,
"ree ana one third f.et.n Main Av,one
mo running back one hundred ard 6nv
ecs between psraii,i lines
anu hrinS The same lots or parcels of
INA rh1~n "n ihc Pat ot "fhe sar,.v If
ne tots "r parcels Of land sought 10 hc
'"'e""ed iy lhe Interstate Railroad
"iP""N ~ proceeding instituted
<"'"st John. ". kohinoti. 81 81 in thc
ircoit Court ct Wise Con.t,. Virrini,
nn profile showing co., cuts aud sus
cSiles aud bridges" which said rlai and
,ohis are filed 10 the Clerks C4.e,r ,
Use County, al the time Of the r..titu-
rn oi this proceeding
~ $50" have nny defense to make ia ,l..s
,piicaiion you will az tie time and ni,r. .
"se.sid make the .anc known io ne
ia Court
""c-s the signature Of the ftt.t.t.f. e
''ifotn Company hv a. u Recdcr. t,.,- 7
go " tnarsf
- hl'~lAIE RNlLEOAn COMPANY
Hr a. % Rrfnin.
c"neral - ,aa1cr.
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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-07-03
STANDING Or THE LEAGUE.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

''' " H'i"nrtt. S. A Collier. William
fr., samuel Ruhincti
SOPHIA Nelly aud James koir b.r
tn-"ara. Mary ison sud jaime. fsor
h'r Na-haud. Arch leon. Flit.i.th
.t'f and Richard Early. hen hu.-
'Hne. Merry Ann Burton and MILAN
"Nti"r. hrf husband. hethan, Wi
i''i- tnt William Williams. her
.n-Nffa. Arieiis Nummettand R,t.t
oiN'iH'rit, hcr husband. Alice Rrnn,-
"fii ant Rud John brnmmeft nor
hHs'ana, Armiuda Thackef. William
i-nn, Aeii~sa l,or. and Edmund lso,.
aud aN other p-rs,us whom u NAV
coneefu.
TAKE NOTICE, That the Inier-t.t,
iNfftfnaa Company. a public service ,c,
'"fai'in- chartered and doing hn.i,...
Geo fhc ia0s oi ihc State of Vir,i,i.
'"a tthftised Go condemn land. s,.f
''Nrf nrn per ICES Tor ats use. ana
'tf'r~ts ~tI. oa the 1th dsV Of Anen.t
hti heins iHc 3rd DAY af August lem,
.'t, oi the Circuit Court tor Wise COMMIT,
iffini' apply to ihe said Court "a a.,
'''t House oi Wise County iu the roNn
''-t''ii'e' inf tae appointment a. .
f' Nt'iHt"t' >ied free holdcrs. resident in
1873 county. o. ascertain ahat would a..
'''ei' ni lsnu hereinafter described fl.
re siinpie 90 which Is sought 40 he so,-
'''"n.a ''s tae uudersicuei tor its uses
nN fNrneso- iu constructing. m,int.i.
~ 7hd operating q raj road in Viz
''h ny. i'2iuia. and to award Samsc,.
'hN, resulting to the adjacent aud ofher ,
'"p'riy % The sad D. 81 kobiuci:. A N
'.ii'r. william kohiucft. Dr.. samuel
o"inf0 u sophia Nelly aud James Kelly
- Nn*"auo, Mary isoH and James fs.n !
~ husband. Arch l-on. Elisabeth Fsr,
9i N hard Esriv hef husband. NJ,
"n oarioe and William burton AZ.
i.Nant. Bethany williams aud W,iu.,r
'.'.-nis. "ef hn~haad. Ardclis Ernmmcf, p
'" .sfat Afu1'ntcff. beer ha~hanI. A,re
".ni"rti nua 3vtn Bramn.rif. her lu,-
'n'' Ar"inaa thscker. William l..,,
Ai'-' a '>pn, aua edmond ison. or 10 tbe
ope'1 "i ~fN other person heNord the T.
eo'ar heneais that wall nrcruc 10 ssrh !.
"prf'tc-s respectively. from the con- a,
. nndvr-igred =,
'oe -aii .,efcel- 81 iai,i are she s,,., 4,
.'''''sl q. % -.tfi-d @ea -hesu io toe =.
= "'',- er-f iltinn. ti.i 80 -.,,....s u,
'-a'r Z rd - fae nna,.i~,,n.s q. 49,. I.
"a 'face - Ni-e C..1rt>. N,sx,ss. H.,
The 5ta dey oi Jels. 1857. u, 49,. -
'r~eo'rx. ~hics 4. stsied .t.ssrs,.,. ~
'.'o'H '''s''r.''s ~. l"ha ". k..h..,ss
e.. th'r1 p-sffi..e. s.-e i,sl.s u
attt, ttf a.. s...r...
go" r-s csc .tes.v Be- tt. s.at -.
'i' '"risi A."se =. Nla.3se >...f.ss =,
80 '''''i'-' 81 ini-. ~fd sts,.. a., = -.
80 'he~ ses' atf - .,,tr,i-..l -
s 80 .sss IA K al,
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-07-03

Hlopton grounds, Harris K
Xoodeos- Mullen hits safe
Ni'es bit by pitched ball. Glenn
walks. Mu'Ien scores on Shea's
passed ball Nidkilf safe on
iielder's choice, and Wiles
scores. Brumfield strikes out.
knoesei grounds, Barr TO Wood
son. Midkif and Glenn left on
End and Ord.
Woodson strikes out. Fosrd
dies TO Midkif. Shea hits safe.
aud is thrown out attempting
10 steal 2nd, Nippert 10 Glenn.
Sth Inning.
Nippert hits safe. and is
thrown Oh attempt To = nj End.
Shea 10 Graham. BonnA and
Glenn strike out.
Pollard strikes out. Graham
and Dalton ground, Glenn 10
knoesel.
9th Inning
Mullen grounds, Graham 10
~ oodson. WIIes flies 10 Foard.
fienn grounds, Harris to Wood (
ON.
Barr hits safe 10 If for two 4
,ags. Harris grounds, Brum-
ield 10 kuoesel. jackson and I
Noodson strike out.
Score and lineup as follows:
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-07-03
BASE BALL
BIC STONE GAP vs.. DORCHESTER.
AZ Dorchester. June 10Th. 1857.

Owing TO the L. & y train
being four hours late. the Big
Stone Gap Ball Club could not
run their special train. SO there
were very few rooters who nc.
companied the team to Dorches.
ter TO see the last game before
the 4th.
The people who did not 20
missed one Of the most exciting
games Of the season. There
was some fast and pretty play.
ing TO prevent scoring. as there
was a nan on 3rd FIVE or six
times with none out ana one
out, and it looked as though il
would be impossible 10 prevent
a run. but Pollard and Ronno
both showed fine head work in
such pinches with both teams
playing fast ant steady ball be-
hind them.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-07-03
SOUTH iTLiNTIc LIFE INSURANCE c0upfvr CUP "a.
frtalaon6 ~ -

Redmond, Ibgiaia 49,
. - "oeN' az" INJECTOR Of the south .ftsatc Life T
y," -" J''oR Zee n'ifrstd scs Coas,4rny o"psr
" ''"'~@s "iF''5 En- Piff gar Pc so.ag , y i a
' -'" inoged placing n s,., A q
on % pun" "'F ,ery gratifying 20 koo ere e.a55t
l os Ssir''g ds Gonser uccauuf,fs 3 to
sop ne dram IF Capi from midst al gro,st , ~ vH
" y"ae"g Ger fg hoDe enterprise Lang.l a. ~
fo as ~"'t"'''ts mat Lna
90" 'y'a''" rbo ta Insurance ia Nortlsra Comment; -
" q" ne >orh-lta"i rhh place ks 'eAo
m 5 'r" 70 'gA'e" the '"r"co ht.. sl., ~ pore 7
I"oa heartily md nn.e.e,r~iig c,...a The >.,, ,o
lof.s Fgb
r. 4. AYERS
rof Information address 2. D. MORRISON c.
Dig stone Cap Va. or the AOna Office Rcbno,. Agent
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-07-03

Mullen grounds Barr 90 Wood.
son. WileS strikes out. Glenn
safe ON Woodson's error If
thrown ball Midkin sfrik. s.
cut 0enn left on 2nd.
tepo&i safe on Bonno's fum.
p>es aAaham hits safe over lsf
poSoo Sacrifices Bonno 10 Knoe.
sol Barr fouls 10 Honno. Hair
ris flies 60 Brumficld
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-07-03


cut Oenn left on 2nd.
Sabo&i safe on Bonno's fum- I
pse 2Naham hits safe over Isl
Do%oo facritices Bonno 10 Knoe.
sol Barr fouls TO Honno. Hair
r's flies Go Brumficld
2nd Inning
Rrumiield hits safe ns to RI
knoesel hits safe bv lst Brnm
held goes TO Bird and Knoesel a.
2nd on Pollard's wild mitch
Nippert strikes out Bonno
safe on fielder's choice. Bian.
ton fans. Mullen lines out IN
Pollard. Bonno. Knocsel and
brumfield left ora LIST. 2ni and
3rd. '
jackson. WoodSon and Fo,r3
ground, Bonno "a knoeSel
three duplicate plays
Bird Inaing.
Wiles strikes out. Glenn ont
roard 10 WoodSon. Midkin
lines TO Pollard. j
Shea and Pollard ground
Bonno 90 knoesel GRAHAM, BE-
grounds. Glenn TO Knoesel. 9.
4th Inning. {.
Brumfield hit bv bv nitcb.s ~
bali. hnoesel draws four balls T..
md walks. Brumiield goes ~ ri
'rd on Graham's error. Mn. pa
bert hits safe by LIST. and Brum .a
leld scores. BOnno hits saf. d..
~ IS. Blanton lines 90 Barr ir'
Who doubles Knoesel AT 3r3 q,
Sarr TO Harris. Mullen ground, -.
farris 10 Woodson. E.
Dalton flies 10 Ronno. Rarr q
rounds, Bonno To Knorsel 81
Harris fans. Ro
5th Inning. es'
Wiles strikes out. Glenn .u.
Faiks, attempts 20 steal ond A.
nd Is thrown out, Shea 10 Barr e.e.'
'idkiff grounds. Graham 10 -.
soodson. 8s.
jackson strikes out. Wood. sNl
On h'es TO knoesel. Foard ero
les TO Mullen. aec
9th Inning. s'"
Brumieli aud KnoaseI strike the
az. N'ppsrt hits safe fiv IN q
Tor '~o bags. BonnO grounds ~.
raham To Woodson. 49,.
Shea hits safe drive 10 &C for Go.
20 bags, and goes TO 3rd ON -
ippert's passed bali. Pollard k...
f. safe drive 10 ~ for three :, 1
'gs- and she's score. Ora ,iss
I'M hs's - Mullen. aad PA e.1r
~ srer1~. Dslton flies a. a
nns'ir'd Barr bits safe tn Il d. u
three bar Harsi- walks A.
rS-'f' < suni<, isrsufi~Ii al -~s
m sci.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-10-17
The Sweetest Girl in Town.

Who is the sweetest girl in Hender-
sonville? Sweter'n-Sweeter'n-weIl
sweeter than even THE grip Don't you
know? Well, it's Miss Justice who
stands SO patiently on top of the court
house, blindfOlded and with the scales
OF exact justice in her hands.
A swarm of bees have decided that she
would make a good hive and are busy
away up there filling her with the finest
kind OF honey and sweetness.
The county commissioners may cal a
special meeting to decide what to do
about it. They hate to tear down the
figure and they. hate to see such fine
honey going to waste. They will be
glad to receive suggestions from the tax
payers as to the best thing to do under
the circumstances. It is not considered
likely. however, that they will go into
the business unless it becomes necessary
in order to raise money to pay off some
OF tie county claims.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-10-17
The Office Safe.

Ed. Brooks has gotten US into trouble
and while he is reckoned a faithful and
competent county official, we are free to
confess that our feelings toward him
have undergone a change, and we dom
regard him just as we lister.
Saturday night we lett the Office safe
door open. Mr.. Brooks happened to no
tice it and in a spirit of mistaken kind
ness closed it and turned the combine
ton. Now, we have lost the combina-
ton, and that blamed safe refuses every
entreaty and every Establishment and re-
mains obdurate and closed. We have
written the makers for the combination
but until it arrives we are deprived of
the use of the untold wealth now buried
so securely in it's iron interior. This
wealth consists OF 10 cents in cash and a
postage stamp, and we hope our SUBJ
scribers will come to our relief by pay
ing their subscriptions more promptly
this week, We need the money and
don't regard Ed. Brooks in the same
light that we once did.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-10-17
A Double Wedding.

A double wedding is somewhat un-
usual even for Hendersonville which has
a habit of doubling up on most every
thing. Such a happy event however was
celebrated at the pleasant home of Mr..
and Mrs. J. b. Hines, on Tuesday last,
when Mr.. M. A. eagle, of Tryon, mar
ried Miss Sophie Zachary, a daughter
of Mrs. Hines, and Mr.. Lem Hooper, of
Cashiers. a brother of Mrs. Hines, be-
came the husband of Miss Mamie Cobb,
of Whiteside Cove.
Rev. M. L. Lawson performed the
ceremony in the presence of a large
number of invited quests, who after
wards sat down to a most bountiful we'd
ding feast. Both the young brides lock-
ed entirely charming in their beautiful
wedding gowns and they received very
prettily the sincere congratulations of
the wedding guests.
Among those present were Miss Anna
Galloway, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Laughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. M. Flynn, Miss Lula
johnson, Miss Belle Shipman, Miss
Annie Flynn, Mr.. and Mrs. John eagle.
Mr.. Riley Hooper, MI. Neal Zachary,
Miss Addie Cobb, Mrs. W. s. Allison.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-10-17
Resolutions.

The following resolutions were adop-
ted by Castle Lodge No. 116, K. of P,
Whereas, it has been the will of the
Supreme ruler of this universe to re-
move from this earthly home to man
sions in the skies the mother of our es-
teemed brother, j. F. Brooks:
Resolved, that we, as a lodge and as
individual members, extend to our
brother in his hour of sorrow. our heart
felt sympathy, hoping we may show by
word and deed our sorrow at his great
loss, knowing that he has lost his best
friend, a beloved mother. Resolved
further, that these resolutions, express
sing in a faint degree our feelings, be
spread on record on our minutes, aud
that a copy be transmitted to our Bro
Their Brooks and also furnished to the
local papers, with q request to publish
same. s. j. BLYTHE
A. 81. HAWKINS
W.FEDWARDs JR
COMMITTEES.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-10-17
THIS BUSY TOWN

Was there an election in town?
Such beautiful weather as this should
fill the town with visitors.
And the contract expires on Dec. the
first.
The Hustler is one day late this week
Reason: that it might be able to tell its
readers how the election went.
The old Twyford building on Main
street is now a thing of the past. Work
on the new Office building will soon
begin.
Freight train No. 81 went through q
~trestle near nman, Monday afternoon.
One tramp was killed and several train.
men injured. Passengers had to be
transferred,
Double railroads, double chautauoua
double flowers, twin CALVES, twin babies
till you can't rest, and now it's come to
double weddings. Verify, Henderson
vile is hard to beat.
Talking about advertising, look at the
way the American National Bank OF
Asheville uses newspaper space. It runs
a half page almost every day, and find
it a very profitable investment.
Work on the new Presbyterian Or
phanage at Balfour is now under way.
The framing of the big buildings is start
ed, and 3 crowd of workmen r now
on the ground. Work will be pushed
rapidly.
The prize offered teachers for atten-
dance for school year I906-7 will be de.
iYered at the teachers meeting on the
last Saturday in October. All teachers
in the county are requested to be pre-
sent on that day, :
Ye editor, accompanied by Mr.. C.. E.
Brooks, enjoyed a delightful drive
through the Clear Creek and Edney-
vile sections of this county on Monday
and was the happy recipient of many
,ourtesies at the attractive country
homes of Messrs. CT. freeman and AL
Maxwell. A delicious repast was served
oy Mrs. Freeman, consisting of the num-
'rous ~delicacies, usually afforded at the
lomes of our prosperous farmer friends,
md to say the same was thoroughly en-
Dyed only feebly expresses 'our" appre-
iation of the kindnesses extended. But
I'd. Brooks, having a desire to possess
the whole earth and a slice off the
noon" just would bring some of 'that
ne lhoney" back with him, over
be protest of both host and
ostess. Over at Mr.. A. L
faxwells we found more welcome and
ound also a little less than a thousand
ushels of elegant tomatoes, but they
not all there now, by any means
SIX Brooks about it /
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-10-17
A Friendly Arrest.
Chief OF Police Reese had occasion to

Chief OF Police Reese had occasion to
arrest -- on Sunday after
noon. Now, as everyone knows, -
when he has looked too long at the our
that cheers, etc. is a bad man to handle,
and many of the police officers have
found it necessary to use a club when
escorting him to the calaboose. Not SO
with the chief, however. Mr.. - saw
the officer coming. --h happen
ed to be passing in a buggy. 49,
made a dash for the vehicle and clam
ored aboard. - looked around and
saw the drunken man. With q yell that
could be heard clear to Laurel Park, he
dropped the lines and pitched headlong
over the dashboard, and not stopping to
pick up his hat, a up Main street at a
speed which would have made a deer
hang its head in shame.
The chief caught up with the buggy
nd politely requested Mr. to step
down and take short walk with him.
Mr.. = replied very pleasantly that
it was a fine afternoon for a walk and
that he felt honored, but would the
chief go with him to the p~ostofice
where he expected to receive some inn
portant mail, unless Brownlow jackson
was keeping it back on purpose. Ger
tainly the chief would. He would be
de-lightedl And would the chief be so
kind as to roll him a cigarette? His
nerves were so upset by the spectacle of
@ somewhat hasty fight over
the dashboard. The chief was all kind
ness and stopped long enough to roll a
fine cigarette for his prisoner, and so
quietly, they marched arm in
arm to the city bastile, and probably
or the first time in his life, -
- was taken to Jail without the
additional punishment of a clubbing.
lie was fined SIS and costs in the Mayors
Jourt on Monday.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-10-17
The Synod.

The Presbyterian Synod holds Its first
session in the Presbyterian church on
next Tuesday. The opening sermon
will be preached by D.. Coppage at 500
o'clock, to which the public is earnestly
invited, as, in fact, they are to all the
sessions. There will be a number of
very interesting addresses on foreign
and home missions and other subjects.
The Synod will be in session from Tues
day to Friday, and the public IS cordi-
ally invited to attend.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1907-05-24
St. Louis 4; MONTGOMERY 3.

The base ball enthusiasts wit
messed very exciting game here
Sunday between the Arcades of st.
Louis and the home team. The
Arcades won in ten inning game
by the score of to 3.
The Arcades are one of the best
teams that ever came here from
st. Louis, their out field being
exceptionally good. Montgom-
cry did not have as strong team
as the previous Sunday. Their
short stop, Maupin, and second
baseman, Wilson, who are now
working at O'Fallon were tele-
graphed Sunday morning not to
come as it was raining here and
looked very much like there would
be no game. The st. Louis team
was also telegraphed not to come
but as their tickets were sent to
them Saturday night, and the
OOyS al . ChJOJ n ttiP w ShO
country they came anyhow. 1t
quit raining about 2:30 and was
very good day for the game, bar
ring a few little showers. If Mont
gomery had had her regular team
there is no doubt but what the
score would have been the reverse.
Haight was in the box for Mont
gomery and pitched his usual
good game, having fifteen strike-
outs and ten hits. Montgomery
got nine hits of the st. Louis
pitcher with no strike-outs.
The Arcades play good game
OF ball and are nice gentlemanly
crowd of boys. They are booked
for another game with our boys
the 7th of July.
Next Sunday the Renkels,
another good ST. Louis team, will
be here. This team played two
Igamcs here last season. being de-
feated both games by a small
margin.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1907-05-24
Under Two Flags.

The play "II.r.yr Two Flags"
given at the opera house Tuesday
night, drew good sized crowd
and proved to be first class en-
tertaipment. Jack Champion and
Grace Richmond assisted by local
talent again pleased the people in
the excellent manner in which the
parts\were played, and are spoken
of everywhere with the highest
praise. The local players deserve
a great deal of credit and we trust
they will keep up the work and
give us the benefit of some more of
their talent in future.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1907-05-24

Mrs. 1. G. Short, wife of Capt.
Short, was buried in the Mont
gomery oemetory last Thursday
after short service by Rev. j. E.
Kerr at the grave. Mrs. Short
was resident of Montgomery City
several years ago and the family
was well and favorably known by
all the old residents of this city.
She was woman of charming
character and well beloved by all
who knew her. She was about
SO years old and died in Gambia,
Ohio.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1907-05-24
EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT
OF the Montgomery City High School, Fusons Opera House, Friday,
Evening" May 49, 1907

delivered their essays, and Prof.
Collett is certainly to be congratu-
lated upon the excellent results of
his untiring labors with the class.
1t should be matter of inspira-
tion to him, and source of genuine
con graduation to the community.
The musical mum bers were un-
der the direction of Miss Iiams.
Miss Virginia Hudson pre-
sided at the piano, and Miss Ben
ton McCanpe also favored the
audience with a musical selections.
The address of the evening was
delivered by DR.. J. Edward Kir-