Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-11-19
Scattered Items.

the name Taft Hadley Missouri 1908
Kidwell. While he is young call him
Tafy for sweet.
A. l.. Bowler, of route No. |, added
his name to the list of Morgan county
REPUBLICANS splendid list of readers.
lie says such a splendid paper for SO
cents per year looks good to him. We
hope everybody in Morgan will become a
subscriber to this clean and fearless paper
Shores Hunter last week while in, south
Morgan, bought rs head Of feeding
cattle and a span of mules.
Hobart Ripley, Of Glensted, las, week
subscribed for the famous daily, The
Woman's National Daily. which comes
3l3 times a year for one dollar. Reader,
don't you want this excellent daily
paper, independent, clean and fearless.
Gives the news of the world in condens.
ed and readable form. If so cal, on the
Morgan County REPTBi.IcAN OF w. A.
Taylor.
We are sorry to announce that the out.
look is SO gloomy since the election, that
one good Repuh'i an. Joe Schannep. has
had his phone taken out and is talking
o! giving up other coveniences aud nee
cessities owing to hard times.
us it not a shame that so many Of the
ardent advocates of temperance vote
the other way when they go to the
polls!'
S%hredding fodder. saving wood and
gathering corn now seems to be the or
der of the day. Last week Cy williams.
the famous shredder and SAWYER, did
b ~rsiness in his line with the people of
Barnett neiThborhood. lie is this week
plying his trade around Enid.
, In the death of Newt Todd the coun
I try has lost an exemplary citizen, to the
community a splendid neighbor and the
family a loving. kind and considerate
father. We ~sympathize in this unbear
J able loss.
Or. Well last week bought Is head o
thoroughbred polled Angus calves from
e parties at Sedalia, Mo. He now ha'
c them N his farm, southwest of town, ant
y can furnish, any one at reasonable price
animals of either sex of this splendit
breed of cattle.
< Thos. Dilts, of IIighpoint. was in Yer
If s~ailles Saturday and says he likes thei
, new home ~splendidly.
Mr. Henry Hill, of near Latham, la
been very low for some days with lock
jaw and paralysis. Ills brother, Rowlan
Hill, Of Enid, went down 10 sec him, an
N. sep,rts his brother some better.
IN Mrs Annie Allen and sister, OF Ver
"a ~sailles, last Saturday visited their oil
-, schoolna,e and %clluin, Miss Ethel Bow
~ len,
Mr.. Waddcll Of Enid last week bougi
~ "A fine COW and calf Of Jesse Pennington
u. Of Big Rock, for $40 90.
No II seems that nan people do M
think the inier of the east end MI
=. other places who have forbidden huntin
:. on their farms mean it, but some one wi
ny he sure to sit up and take notice il a
eT tresspassing is not Immediately stoppc'
e, We offer our heartfelt sympathies
We the relatives aud friends of Uncle But
he Crosswhite. who passed away last wee
i, The writer, Uncle Buck and his faini!,
have been friends for forty years, r,.du
"e passing Of old friends grieves - !sorrn'
> fully and reminds us we are Soon. Il f.
~. low.
" C.. J. Daugherty, Of St. Louis, connct
ed with the Mercantile Fire Ins. Co., "
III up last week on a visit to his sister, NJ,
DR.. Well, and Dr. Wcll accompanied hi
ful IN a visit to his .nother, Howard dang
-; erty, at his hCn- in the country. !
returned to ST. Louis Monday evening.
Chss. Parks bought last Thursday,
10" Versailles, twenty eight mules. He 8
two from Bill f.anliam for 500, one fro
,r Berry Hawks for $l75. two from ]
,;a Kaufman for $3.50. and the Others
!ailsl to learn names and amounts.
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