Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-08-22
c NEWS.

DIR. T. J. Gibbs and wife were
shopping in the city Monday.
B. W. Earnest, cf Proctor, was in
The city this week on jury duty.
Probate court, regular August term.
will begin Monday, Asg. 26th.
A. ]. Parsons, the irrepressible of
Syracuse, was in the city this week.
Let us do your JOB printing, first
class work and reasonable prices.
Ice cream social on Fairley's lawn
Thursday evening. Everybody in
vited.
Prof. J, A. LivosaY and family, left
Tuesdaytmorning for their old home,
Graham, Virginia.
The grand jury is sitting che evil
from the good this week, and may
they find all the evil.
Miss Walt Gum left Tuesday even
ing for Upton to taSe in the street
fair and have a good time.
The best Of every thing in the
grocery line at Williams. Mason &
Hardy building.
Miss Lillian Dunn went up to Tip
ton Tuesday merning to attend the
street fair and visit relatives and
friends.
The latest In Ladies' belts.
just received at
CARL w. BlERSACH'S
On The Corner.
E A. Williams wants your produce,
and will pay highest pnces. Mason
d Hardy block.
Judge John A. Wilson, OF Proctor,
is doing granujury service this week.
and is in greatly improved health.
Just Observation-Disclosures car load
of Knobnoster -four, the best or the
market. At z. A. WInAms'.
J.. ". Wilson got home Tuesday Of
last week from an extended visit to
Monroe county. He reports the bes,
crops of all sorts there since 1896.
The extreme hot weather had a de-
pressing effect on lawyers and lin-
giants. Judge Martin excused the
regular panel Of the petit jury Mon
day, as there were nc jury cases for
trial at this term of the circuit court.
Slippers and Shoes by the
thousand. at rock bottom
prices. Come, take q look
at them.
CARL w. BlERSACH.
On The Corner.
The editor has heen barely able to
drag around a part of the time the
past week, aud with the change in
make up, we are left on local news as
we were not able, nor yet had the
time, but with good health again we
hope to do better, Give us a show.
The ''boys" Of the Leader office.
Jim Hunter and Guy Gibbs, and
Robt Mechanism, have our heart
feltthsnts for their assistance in get
ting oat our issue OF last week, while
we were laid up aud unable to help
ourselves then is the time help is
appreciated.
The Versailles Public Schools open
Monday, Sept. End. II you desire
to give your children the very best OF
school privileges we can recommend
the Versailles school, il is strictly up
to-date. Send to Supt, Witten for a
copy Of the course Of study and other
information.
Sunday and Monday eers both ex-
ira hot, but the wind storm Of Monday
night, with ITS magnificent electrical
display and the heavy cannonading
OF heavens artillery followed by the
heavy rain, changed the atmosphere
several degrees, making life again
worth living.
Tbs Local Option Opening Friday
night, Alg. IL, was a good success.
The ladies of tine W. c. T. U. en-,
tertained the large assembly wit
music, both vocal and instrumental.
The Loyal Temperance Legion did
their part well, their yells reflected
brilliantly the true spirit Of American
youth. Short and pointed addresses
were delivered by attorney McVey
and W. n. Gibson. The openin,
gun OF the campaign was fired by Al
torney J. +. Gibbs, his voice wa.
clear and his arguments were power
ful, masteriul and unanswerable
This wa followed with a few brle
Arguments by c. n. White. durini
which the atmosphere became St
electrified that the Lights went out
and we thought OF the Old sayin
about Moses.