Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-09-26
Our Assistant Editors.
Scattered Items.

VIC are sllli prdlSlnS tHe iii NOterS
who stood by the w. c. T. u, the RE.
PUBLICAN, the noble band of speakers,
and all others of the good workers who
worked and prayed for God and human.
ity in the fight against the emissaries of
tile basest and lowest calling on earth, d,
TIE traffic in liquor, which degrades and
sends more souls to he'll than all else
combined. Keep up the good work
Friends, for the enemy is base, bold and
powerful, but all the good and decent are
against him.
There was box supper at Prairie View
last Friday night. A good crowd was
present, and the supper was pleasant
and profitable affair.
June Steadman, of Enid, has bought
property in Excelsior, and will soon
move there and engage in the blacksmith
business. His father will occupy the
place at Enid and continue the black
smith business at June's old stand.
Mr.. white, last week, bought a fine
heifer of Mr.. Wise, for which he paid a
good price.
Aunt Till Robinson, who lives with
Cade Sanford near Glensted, has been
quite sick for a couple of weeks, but is
improving now,
Mr.. Conway Jones, of Freedom neigh
borhood, visited with Mrs. Dale and FAM
lip last week.
MIR. Johnson, of Miller county, stopped
with bunch of Al cattle for few days
with Wash Kring, of St. Martin, and
sold 20 OF them to MIR Haywood Thomas
John Allen, last Thursday, left for Ok.
lahoma in a two horse wagon, but it
turned so hot, dry and dusty, lie phoned
home from Calhoun for Jim to meet him
at Windsor and get the team, and he con
tnued by rail. but in the meantime the
election returns from Okla showed en-
ceedingly in favor of prohibition, yes
very dry for good, and Monday John was
back home at work. No place like good
Old Missouri
Allen Bowlen wrs the first to get
through sowing wheat He aims to in
crease his yield next year over this one,
as he has everything in fine shape.
Mrs. Sallie Hunter and Miss Eula Dale
visited last week with relatives and
friends near Barnett Miss Eua also
looked after the interest of her music
class while there.
Frank Clifton and best girl now rides
in new buggy, Frank having treated
himself to one short time ago. It is
"up.to'date' with Frank in everything.
Devinna Bros sale last Wednesday was
well attended, and things sold at pros
perity prices. They leave in few days
for their farm in Texas.
There was large crowd at Latham last
Sunday, the occasion being the dedica-
ton of The church at that place.
Mrs. Jake Kaufman and little daugh-
ters visited in Stover last Saturday and
Sunday, They went to see her parents,
Judge Sandford and wife, who have been
poorly for some time.
Mrs. Lizzie Gehrs. wife of Carrier Ed
Gehrs route No. is visiting in Kansas
City this week.
Mr.. Wall, who has had lOl cattle on
pasture at J. V. Dale's the past week,
again put them on the road last Monday,
going north hunting buyer.
Bose Brown, last Monday, contracted
with James Ba.ber, the saw mill man, for
the oak framing for the barn which he
will build his fall.
Miss Edna Dale left this week for Chi
cago, to e at the opening of the medical
college of which she is student. She
expects to soon be regular NJ. d. She
will visit relatives and friends in St.
Louis on her way.
Grandma Ratcliff. of Mouiteau county,
died Monday, of old age, and was buried
Tuesday at Bethel She had large cir
Gle of relatives and friends who were
paesent.
Abe and Lewis Wenger, of Fast End,
were in Cooper county on business Mon
day.
A large delegation from the Mt, Zion
Church is attending the Conference of
their church in Sullivan county, Mo-,
this week
Walter Glasgow and wife, Of southeast
of Versailles, are visiting friends and rel
atives in Nebraska. They expect TO be
gone couple of weeks.
Shores Hunter had all the men, women
and children in the country for miles
around at his house last Tuesday, the
occasion being the raising of his big barn,
which is 36x56 q feet high. There was
plenty to eat OF the very best, and pre-
pared so nicely that a person had to eat