The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1908-03-19
GoodIoe.


Most Of the grippe" in this part 0
the country, has vanished since tn,
warm weather,
Your scribe has very severe cas-,
OF sore throat aud hoarseness, his frs
this winter. He hasn't much room t.
complains but is taking the room.
Mrs. b. L. Hall, Of Forsyth, is visit
ing friends aud relatives in this part
Silas Maggurd and his better hall
came up from Forsyth Friday to at
tend services at Kentucky Hollow
yesterday and today, but the chance
is rather gloomy today, as the rain
has been coming down for several
hours.
Elder Johnny Pruitt of Douglas
county is holding a series Of religious
meetings at BradleyyiIle aided oc-
casionaIly by Elders Maggard aud
Stone
Mcpherson & Slusher Of Bradley
vile have just got through invoicing
their stock OF general merchandise and
say they have about 100000 invested.
Slushcr has been appointed Notary
Public and he ana Nallcy have gone
into the real estate business.
Dock Mcpherson has bought the
Daugherty house and lot in Bradley.
willie ana moved thereto. viii Reese
has moved to Docks farm which he
will cultivate the coming season.
Enos Mcpherson will have a sale
in the near future to dispose Of his
property so he can 90 to the state Of
Washington, We wish Enos an eu-
joyable Journey and safe return for he
has been the round trip once.
Grandma Shipman passed beyond
this vale of tears March lst She was
9I years Of age and had been living
for sometime past with her daughter,
Mrs. Math Anderson, Of Hercules,
Owing to the sudden rise in Beaver
the remains could not be taken to
Sparta for burial as had been expected,
and were inferred ut the Eldridge
cemetery the 3rd, Her sons Ike and
John Shipman were present at the
funeral, which was conducted by Elder
Stone.
The camp house at Good loe has been
converted into Il blacksmith shop with
Bob Fields aud Sam Day at the forge
Ray Smith ana Ettic Daughcrty
and Jim Bob Petty and Rettic Blair,
all Of Bradleyyille, were married last
Wednesday, ana Zorah +. Meyerholz
and Martha SwadIey Of the same place,
were married Thursday. esquire
Blunk oiliciatcd both days, but says III
business continues to increase he will
have TO have an assistant or two, be.
fore he can successfully conduct his
for assessor.
Bradleyville local union No. G4i Of
the Farmers Educational and Co opera.
tive Union Of America, met at their
hall last Thursday night and initiated
six candidates. This is II new local,
but they have u membership of about
thirty. There is some talk Of the
Goodoe local consolidating with the
Bradleyyille local, Us they havu't a
suitable hall. This will insure IA strong
local at Bradlcyvillc.
Joe Fields has erected a new woven
wire fence around his dwelling, and
says this is th@special feather on the
north side Of the square at Goodloe.
G. w. Brooks and Dick Pierce each |
have ordered phones, and soon will be |
tied up with all the country, and can
talk and listen as well as the rest Dem.
Alex Stampcr and Albert Thomas
took the train March 2nd for Republic, |
where they expected to get some Of
the chiuk. But Alec made his ar
rival back home in time to attend re.
ligious services the s inst, and seemed |
very well satisfied that Taney was
good enough for him.
March s.