The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-10-30
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Personal Mention and Local
Happenings CT Interest in
and About Montgomery

-''i % lug ANiti " fsH II ~u4lGElUR
severely with 4 poisoned arm.
Floyd Kidwc spent several
days in st. Louis the past week.
John Iurr sr i3 seriously i'll,
being threatened with paraIy-
sis.
Mrs. Mary Cain is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Skinner, in st.
Louis.
Miss Maybeie Cove snent Fri
day and Saturday in Williams
burg
clyde Ham OF Louisville. KY,
is here listing is m1ther Mrs.
Hardin Ham
Mrs. l.. A. Kirn left Tuesday
aiteircCr icr AN extended trip
through Ohio.
Miss Nellie Arnold Of sham
rus" is the guest OF her sister,
Mrs. Hugh Jaaau.
Chas Turner OF St. Louis was
here o lew days this week Wis.,
iting rc.dti e. and risnds.
{. {. Bunuenburg mas gone to
Texas to H q .er ona 1rOp-
erty interests he has there.
Born. lto.tay ....n- oct.
27, 1908, to Mr.. and Mrs. Wm.
Haas Of this city, fine boy.
Mr.. ana Mrs. C.auda Dyson of
Lincoln, Neb, are here visiting
his mother, Mrs. Mary y. Dyson.
j. w. Moore Of In Bee. Mo,
spent Wednesday here with his
daughter, Mrs. II. D. Thomson.
Mrs, J. ". Shores and daugh-
ter, Mrs Chas. Riel, OF Lacon,
H.. are here visiting Mrs. W. 7.
Salee.
j H Brown and son have sold
their livery stock and barn to
j. II. 1.Lott, posses ion to be
given Nov. l.
Monday afternoon at 2 O'Clock
there VIII be an auction sale of
household effects at the home
of Rev { u. Green.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold jacob of
81 Reno, Ok.aa attended the fu-
nerax ri 54S sfec's father, j.
D. Gilmore mere sunday.
John Locker OF - berry, Mo-,
is here visiting his sister. Mrs.
j. Z. Baxter. They had not seen
each Otaer for fifteen ears.
Mrs. Leah Bellamy and Miss
Blanche Cove chaper0ned a
crowd OF young peop,e to the
foot ball game at Mexico Satur-
day afternoon
Char.ey Fool, formerly OF
Montgomery, Dat late Of Jack
sonyii.e, H., now has enarge of
the Lacrosse Lumber yard at
Frankiord, No.
The last service tnat Rev. T.
NJ. Green will hold in this coun-
ty before departing for yir-
ginia VIII be conducted in Jones'
burg next sunday.
Re- t. NJ Green and family
viii leave next Wednesday, for
Port mouth, Va, to make their
home. The best wishes of their
many friends fo. oW them.
! A Thomas, father of Mrs. C. C.
Wall, returned yesterday from
a visit TO reiatiyeS in Osceola,
Kansas. He was accompanied
home b. his granddaughter,
Miss Margaret Irwin.
Earl Hubbard, son of A. Hub
bard OF this city, who has been
in the employment OF the c. Il.
Buschman Grocery Co. of ST.
Louis for nine years, has ac-
cepted a position with the H. 81
h. Coffee Co., at handsome SAL
ary
The State Associa tion of Coun-
ty Mutual Insurance Companies
OF Missouri will meet here Nov.
II and 12. See program in this
issue. These meetings will be
interesting to the farmers as
well as to the policy holders in
the County Mutual
Mrs. NJ. J. Williams OF Winfield,
Kansas, arrived here Saturday
afternoon for a short visit to
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. l..
Spears. The ground was covered
with snow from Winfield to
Kansas City The weather how
ever was not very cold when she
left home.
The w. c. Il, U. will meet with
Mrs. II. G, White next Monday,
Nov, =, at 2 80 p. M This meet
ing viii be conducted in the in
terest Of the Purity Depart
ment, and will be interesting
and instructive. All members
urgently requested to be pres
ent, and all others invited.
We want you at the Methodist
church next Sunday. Sunday
school at 8 Az a. IN. Subject for
IL a. m., Destructive Power OF
Sin" Junior Epworth League
at 8 p. m. Sr. Epworth League
at 6 40 p. m. Subject for z 40
| p. M, "Self Control, it's Imports
ance." Let all the membership
of the church, as far as possible,
be present at all these services.
Official Board meeting Sunday
afternoon at 4 o'clock.
FL. ID. Thompson, Pastor.