The Taney County republican., 1907-09-26
Chin Music.

The notes of the bell on College
Heights afford cheerful music.
C. L. Atkins was over from Kissee
Mills on business Friday of last week.
Mrs. w, H. Price and daughter
Edith went to Joplin Friday to visit
relatives.
The familiar figure John p. Usher
has been frequently seen on our streets
within the last few days.
j C. Lathrop brought in two ears Of
corn Tuesday Morning that make a
great showing for this season.
Judge Weatherman and I. B. Cos.
ner, Of Walnut Shade, invaded this
truth foundry Monday morning.
J, w, Shrum of Cedar Greek left
fine specimen Of lead from his proper
ty with the Republican Tuesday.
John Y. Dickinson, Judge OF probate
will be in his Office at Forsyth every
Saturday to attend to any business in
vacation
Special prices on dry goods, pant,
harness goods, and on many other
lines, at G. Z. Jennings store, north
east corner square.
d. G. Haskins Of Dillia, Missouri,
representing the McConnon medicine
company, is making his semi-yearly
rounds in this vicinity.
S. Il. Atkins, brother of c. L. Atkins
of Kissee Mills, and wife departed
Thursday morning Of last week for Cali.
fornia, in the interest Of Mrs. Atkins
health.
A. f. Morris will offer for sale all his
stock, machinery and household goods,
in short, everything on his place, on
Tuesday, October -.
Mrs. Laura Brown, OF Kansas City,
returned Tuesday to her home after
visit with her aunt, Mrs. Sarah Jack.
son, of Kissee Mills.
Forsyth people have enjoyed a
rolid week OF powerful preaching,
and the sermon last evening by DR.,
Dobyn stands high among the list,
Rev. G. f. Bell, of Roanoke, Va,
presbytory, will preach in the stone
chapel this evening at 1880 o'clock,
at II O'Clock a. m. Sunday, and at
1880 Sunday evening.
w. r. Williams and daughter, Miss
Edith, OF Ozark, were Monday even.
ing arrivals, via Chadwick. They came
down TO be present at the opening OF
the School OF the Ozarks.
Judge Dickenson will hold an ad.
journedterm Of probate court beginning
Wednesday, October ., and continuing
as long as may be necessary to trans
act business coming before court.
Big Creek and Swan township Sun.
day school conventions will be held
Sunday, October 6, the latter at Ia
neyville. The Cedar Creek and Oil.
YER township conventions will be held
one week later, the latter at Oak
Grove.
w. ]. Morrow, a former Taneyite
now n resident Of Springfield, was in
town Saturday morning. He came
down from the queen city" to attend
the Taneyville reunion and remained
TO further visit friends and talk over
old times.
j. n. Knox moved into the rooms
over the ex-saloon Monday, and will
remain there until he can build on
lots he has purchased on the hill. He
will provide a home for Julia and
Willie Colwell, Of Pinctop, who will
enter the School Of the Ozarks,
Paul SINNERS sends the Republican a
copy OF the special edition OF the Man.
gum, Oklahoma, Star. 1t is a sixteen
page affair, filed with descriptive mat
ter, illustrations and advertisements,
so presented as to carry a strong i'm
preston 10 the reader that Greer coun.
ty and its capital city'are The the finest
ever. Thanks, Paul.
DR.. W. II. Dobyn, Of St Joseph, Mis-
souri,, DR.. w. ~. Eliwang, of Columbia,
Missouri, and Mr.. Louis Huggins, Of
st. Joseph, who came to attend the
meeting of the board Of trustees but
through failure OF the Missouri Pa.
citic railroad to make connection with
its own trains did reach here until
Tuesday afternoon, departed this morn.
ing for their respective homes.
An ever increasing number of Taney
ties abroad are finding the Republican
the best means OF keeping in touch
with old Taney. In order 10 make
others realize what they are missing
the publishers will send sample copies
to all former Taneyites whose addresses