Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-07-23
D. WILLIAMS.
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Ma 0o0kef -Aed 6aughSeS. ~ T1Sts-
iAStG.;Assa.. SssswS1' - 1ieOsNss 1sn
ossk o. Q visit 70 her sister. Mrs.. Ten
aoase. ~sst q Versailles. These t~s
, ~istsp had not met before II fostyoue
IesD.
Horace 15sstes Of Ot1ahona. 10 at
,Aooe With ~ pseSeA IL. sad Mrs.
r.. r.. Hseser. Hsrsee has est . large
. crop Of csttoa. and expects Z msks
come money out Of bis oew easet2dse.
Las. ~eek the people Of different paris
Of TIE county euieyed che novelty Of .
shar Seddler Who hsA . wagon load Of
d. vanusskiads q chairs 70. sale.
cy Williams. last week. put his thresh.
dog outfit on the road and is doing his
beet TO break the record Of turning of
l'sobs. but .oaly succeeded in getting some
Of his machinery Sesse and ,hadteesto
California chops for repairs. He is GOV
all right and is making his friends glad
-A~ice--6rst. ~heu he comes. and second.
,Ohes he leaves.
ose0 %. the largest and best sarprise
parties taA. Las occurred among the good
seop,e ~ ,su,e one. occurred last Satur.
iay night At Jake Kauffman's in honor
Of Miss 1gxry. thr oldest daughter at
home. Everybody had the very ioveliest
-ime Of their lives.
Miss Jessie Do.y. former p rator at
Kaufman central. was back q few hours
jsst Thursday evening and everybody
rad to butt in. and there were reunions
over several u the lines. Ever, body
likes Miss Jessie, and she will meet u
~srm reception at all times by her pat
irons.
We are pleased to learn Of the splendid
success that Mrs. Tiptou's poultry plant
lAs enjoyed for soue time past. They
arc ss,sS booking orders for eggs and
fowls for NEXT season, and ali who de.
sire 70 be supplied should speak in time.
for a.ny had to be turned away the
present year.
1ss. Paul Spurlock. Versailles. and
Mrs. Susie Dade. Of Harrisonville, were
visiting in the east part and looking after
the blackberry crop one day last week.
1<ek Schannep. who came from Den.
yer to attend the funeral Of his mother.
has gone back. but will soon return with
his family to make his home with his
fpthes on the farm.
Mics Mabel Ensminger has been very
sick wAb riSsgs in her throat. and had
10 have a physician several times. but is
o reported as improving and will soon
me vel, again.
Mr. Will IIolsopple. the Iason. doctor,
spent considerable time OH Lne No. : one
,tlay ssN week. Serera1 phones had grown
Aeek, and careless about ringing. and we
hope he has improved the service.
Fred Dreasier and family, Of Tale.
Quah. Oklahoma. arrived Saturday on a
v,sit.to MIS-. D's. mother. who is very
sick AID not expected to recover.
Uncle Tom Hunter last week broke his
.s,1x~uX machine SO badly that a ,aew
,s'art WAS ,u4m,ed. 'Sst as .le .~sea,i,er
was fine for hSying rather than wait for
che repairs he bought a new machine
and is having 'he old csc repaired for
,emergescies.
Misunderstanding Miss Nellie Allen en-
re tsissi k.. Horace Hustler ard Miss
Jessie i>oty.
Miss Nsude pssoHs, who holds a good
:..p,hion in Muskogee, O~kialious. is
spending her vacation with .l~n %: ed,t.
west of Versailles.
Miss Eula Dale has <sssssxed her third
class in music for this seas,n. This
time she is in the Fortuna eishborhood
!aer GrSt Is sea, Marvin and second n-a,
'sinid. S.iss fhlRis a fine music ian and
gives thorough satisfaction.
Mr.. Cola Bridges. and family. Of Liv
f.ngston, SiontSna. arrived in Versailles
Tuesday Oh N visit I" Mrs. Bs mother,
Mrs. Grssswk,te. WHO il very'sci:.
Mr.. Rrsmer. 81 ws~, OF fi"Ta'ce. tran
,sactsd husines' ~ Versailles T.ie>.iay,
fliav are huil.!SG w s!Ai,,o - rear, &c
tl.,s school ,;,,ass=. n hi. ~.t!s,r'rt, AYR. ,-
IS looking sfserSte ,E.~a .! Tie pH,rons
Lat Moaaxy. sin& Es4ay.l 1rsio,,
sou of Bill Marriott. a,Oiissas .a:suwr,
MAS e0Uaved an ciesa,nv lis sfpu ~ "a A.