Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-07-02

have teen cutting cats for several DAYS
This has been very early harvest. both
for oats and wheat. The wheat is gen.
orally good and saved in fair condition.
but the oats are not very good on ac.
count Of rust. The meadows as rule
are not extra good either.
Much Of the corn ts backward. owing
to excessive rains. Some fehs are very |
grassy, and needs cultivation. Some
have theirs in good condition and are
giving the last piowipg and hoping for
the best.
Uncle Buck Crosswhite's wife, south of
Versailles, has been quite sick for several
days, aud Mrs. John Allen, Of Enid,
daughter. 10 with her mother this week.
Another daughter, Lucy, who lives in
Montana, is reported very sick.
Mr.. Henry Lehman and family, OF
Ohio, is visiting his relatives and friends
in East Morgan and are enjoying them.
selves highly as does every one who falls
into the hospitable hands Of these East
Morganites.
Mrs. Mike Mcdonald, Of Versailles, is
spending a few weeks with her son,
Harry, and other relatives and friends in
So.ah Morgan.
Miss Daisy Fischer, Of North Morgan,
last Wednesday died at her home OF
complication of troubles. The funeral
was attended by large number ot rele.
tives and friends.
: Grover Stringer, who has been hold.
ing down good job at good wages. for
-, the past two years, at Leadvillc, Colo,
came in Saturday to visit his parents.
; Mr.. and Mrs. John Stringer, Of west Of
: Versailles.
Mr. Henry Elliott, Of Marvin, died
Saturday morning Of pneumonia, and
4 was buried Sunday morning at Marvin
cemetery. The funeral services was con-
> Quoted by Revs. barber and Baughman
y and was largely attended.
g Nj jim EGthes aht VIZ we're crcu.
I latirg among their friends in tile east
end Sunday evening. Jake Kaufman
and family and Shores Hunter and fani
ly enjoyed 4 call from them. Jim hat
Is loaned Shores one Of his children for
week, we do not know why, unless h
/. thohght the influence and pasturag
were better in the country than in town
la Rose Browns fine Sl25 mule took sicl
Al Saturday and how he did work to reliev
that mule was caution. DR.. Lesl
~ Snorgrass was called and one dose Of hi
Japanese oil did the work, aud Bose wa
happy again.
A good number M friends visited will
:; Miss Dora Hunter Sunday evening
=, Among the number WAS Miss Eula Dale
Miss Grace Clifton, Misses Lucille an
Lena Moore and Messrs, Joe and FranI
~ Clifton aud Joe Williams and his histe
Fannie.
Mrs. Kryliny. Of west Of Versailles. i
- reported quite sick.
Mrs. Jas. Cooper, Of Glensted, win
had u painful operation performed las
week. is still reported suffering consid
crably. Wo hope to hear Of her con-
&" ple,e recovery soon.
w. Miss Jennie Moore, Of Versailles.
= visiting this week with her nunt famil,
Mrs. Jas Ensininger.
A.. MIR. and Mrs. Greer have the distint
~, ton Of having the first ripe tomatoes {
., the season on June H This is quit
Il. early this year for home grown tomatoes
nd Miss Mary Kaufman writes fror
rs Chicago that her brother John will be 4
ck home about Wednesday OF this week
nd and since none Of the Young doctors u
nd there seem to care to keep her she wi
49,, come too. Well we can assure her tina
e" she peySi moi not worry about littl
zee thing ike that. for there is some on
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