Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-09-05

The First National Bank has a emo
spil'' sign on their new sidewalk, and
this is a hint to the city dads that
an snti-spit ordinance is in order.
Rev. ]. W. Turner, Of Kentucky, a
Presbyterian minister, viii preach at
uopcWell on the second Sabbath in
September. All are cordially inyit-
ed.
The Versailles public school open
ed in good shape Tuesday with an
enrolment Of 300. with the new
rooms completed there will be room
Tor all the pupils.
". +. Miller, editor Of the Eldon
News, and wife. are Oh Tor a few
months S%ojourn at Los Angeles. Calf.
Guess some OF his delinquent sub
scribcrs have paid up.
at is mp to YOU" whether you do
your trading thro' the McCaskey
system. or the old careless way. we
use the McCaskey. c. II. Price,
Butcher and Grocer.
Rets. Isaiah Barber and c. n.
White started on a toni OF south Nor
gan Monday morning. They spoke at
Proctor Monday nigh, and other I'M
portant points. rhey will return the
last ct The week.
W. /. Stephens, cashier OF the
Bank OF Versailles, spent part Of last
week in st. Louis visiting his daugh-
ter. Mrs. c. +. Kardell, and son.
Robert, who is with the Ferguson
Mckinney Dry Goods Co. lie had
4 pleasant time.
Last Friday Joe Fiddler sold his
livery stock, fixtures and good will to
W. d. Hutchinson, OF Excelsior,
formerly Of Barnett, etc. Hutch is
looking fora roosiing place in YER
s%lilles. Lots of good luck TO our
new business companions.
Right is right. Ii YOU owe your
merchant $500 and that is right. all
right, bu; if you pay him 5000 it is
more than right, just 800 more.
Our McCaskey accounts shown II
your house are always right.
{. II. PRIcE,
Butcher and Grocer.
The following colored persons OF
this city attended the Central District
! Baptist Assn. at Sedalia, last week:
Mesdames Jane Jackson. Hannah
Woods, Maggie McClanahan and Pris-
ella Redmon. Misses Josephine Ross
and Beaulah Williams. Mr.. Nathaniel
Thruston and Mr.. John Davis.
Versailles Lodge, No. 231, /. O.
0. F., held an interesting meeting
Tuesday night with a good attend
ance. The second degree was con-
ierred on one candidate. and two
applications received. There will be
work in the first degree next Tuesday
night. and all mrmbers are invited TO
attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adams, of Westlawn,
who were called to the bedside Of
Mr.. Adams sister, Mrs. Emma
Pringle, who died and vas buried
last week, returned home Saturday,
accompanied by Mr.. Adams mother.
who is 20 years old and an invalid,
and who viii make her home with
them.
c. H. Price has ~; in a McCaskey
register and paten, index, the mos:
complete thing Of the kind ye, invent
d. /, is almost automatic and keeps
YOUR account up TO date, and in fall.
We could tell you all about it if We
knew. but II you are interested in
new things it all pay YOU to 90 and
see It.
Died, al the home Of his parents in
McNair Heights. Saturday evening
August 31st, Ray Campbell, aged
nine years. alter a lingering agony Of
over two years with liver complaint.
The funeral services. were held in the
VI. +. church Sunday evening, con.
Quoted BY Rev. c. J. Polston, after
which the remains were inferred IL
the city cemetery. The parents have
the sympathy OF the community II
their great loss.
f. 4. Williams was given a sur
Prise birthday dinner Tuesday having
reached the 57th mile post. He va.
born in Kentucky, bu, came to Nor
gan county when Is months old. 81
he Is practically a MIssouuaa. Thos'
who helped him in the good woT,
were Mrs. M0reland. Mrs.. !. r. vii
Jams and SCH, Of Barnett, and Mrs
Saj!ie Hunter. oi Nebraska. He look
ed to Us as # * would Ike such
dinner every once 10 a while.