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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-01-09
Indian Creek

Rich Hays has traded his farm
south of Swinkey to John New
man for the general store at
Clapper. Mr.. Hays has rented
80 acres of land from Uncle
Henry Hoar and will combine
farming and merchandising.
Paul Adams is wearing a
new years smile. 1t is another
fine boy.
William r .ichoff and Albert
Lanham have rented Aunt Kate
McNealis' farm Tor next year,
and Clarence Hays. has rented
the Riley Parsons farm.
More dead turkeys. Misses
Mdude Williams and Anna
Montgomery, each, entertained
number OF their friends Sun
day.
Joe Smith left Monday for
Nebraska. He will 60 from
there to Cbillicothe to prepare
himself for a Nebraska school,
master. Success to him.
The birds that sat on FIR.
Uooney's telephore wire have
begun whispering again.
James Wimsa,t aud sister,
Miss Fannie, have returned to
their school after Christmas
vacation.
G D. Layton, from near Shell
bina, has rented tue Thos. Carr
farm. He was at this place the
first of the week aud bought 800
bushels of corn from J. Fl. Mont
gomery at Acc
John Williams left this week
for Blot. Kan, aud other places
in the west.
About 80 couples enjoyed
themselves at the dance Mon
day night given by the I'VE
Peoples Club" The Mourgom.
cry Orchestra of Monroe. fur
nished the music.
Mis- Fan Neal has dismissed
her school for a week on ac-
count of IN heath.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-01-09
Ii You Owe The DEMOCRAT On Subscription Pay Promptly

cars of mules; W B Arnold 4
CIR mules; Buckman Bros car
mules; ] G Fuqua ! Car mules7
II V Meeker 2 cars of cattle. j
B Gray and Son 3 cars sheep;
Jno o Wood / car hogs; Pond
Poultry Go 16 bbls dressed
poultry. 6 coops poultry, bdls
hides; Henderson and Son 1 car
live poultry. 4 car feathers,
/ Car poultry ana eggs; ] Fl
McCliutic 9 cars cattle and
1 of hogs Total II cars.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-01-09
The Top.

For several years we have
questioned the adv sahilitv
of giving an average boy too
much education.
During the past SIX months
this office has wanted a boy to
learn the trade and fud plenty
of them willing, yea, some more
than willing, but they want to
begin at the top. They want 20
draw an exDert mechanics
wages Cfrom $l5to S25 per week.
right from the start.
1t is the education that his
produced conditions For while
they have no practical mechau-
ical or business knowledge they
think they ought to begin at
least where pa lett of.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-01-09

l have in my window one $35
watch that som one will get at
their own price-$1 90 day of
until sold. Do you know when
anything is cheap enoughr A
l7.Jewel Hamilton in a 25 year
j. Boss case at your price ii. ]
Dimmitt, the Jeweler.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-01-09

ciety conveues at the home nt
Miss Annie Fields on Friday,
Jan 10th at 2:30 p m
The ordinance of the Lords
Supper will be observed at the
morning service on Sunday.
CHRISTIAN
The usual services at the
Christian church next Lords
day morning and evening The
Pastor earnestly desires that
every member shall be present
at the morning service.
Our motto tor the year is
every church member in the
B,he school and as many o'h
ers az possible. Help make tins
possible.
r mem 7er that every one rs
expected at tue prayer meeting
on W. dnesday evening
ST JUDE s CHURCH
Lharv AID ms u:tiDn IN FIR,
daI ~ z o'chck CHOIR Rebedr.
sd Just after service.
Service on Sunday next, the
first Sunday after the Epiphany
at II a. m. Sunday School at
9:45 a m. No night service
The Rector will be absent
from the Parish for about a
week, minlstering to his former
Parish IN Pike ca.
Rev. JAMES NOBLE,
Priest and Rector
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-01-09

DR.. r, Woods, of Quincy, eye,
ear. nose and throat specialist,
will be at the Monroe Hospital
(Dr. Hulas Ofice) Thursday,
Jan. 90, from 9 a. 10. to 2 p. m.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-01-09
Holy ROSARY

The Ladies Sodality of the
Holy r 'sarv church cleared $20
at their euchre party. The MOI
ey is to be used to help furnis b
the Parochial residence.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-01-09

January the month of Invoic-
ing, and that is what the Mon
roe merchants are doing this
veek instead of advertising.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-01-09
ITEMS FROM FARMERS
Oi Farmers. For Farmers And Pertaining
70 Farmers

Several registered PoNied.
ABB rieen Angus Bulls for sale
If DAVENPORT e. Co.
For Sac
Boars b, Perfect Meddler.
Out of Perfec tion and Sunshine
Sows. Phone F & NJ 154,.
IL OWEN. j..
Monroe CITY. Mo
Route 5. #
For The Ladies
Th )se of you who have kept
tab ON your poultry inter' SITS
for 1907. will confer great fav
or upon US by sending III your
report as soon as possible and
not Liter thin 1Ith inst. If e
ladies would only take interest
enough in their poultry raising
to send up an annual report Of
their success or their failure Of
the seasons work, we know it
will interest every one. and we
believe it will very materially
assist others in their poultry
raising, breeding and ~ dispt S.
ing of their poultry Of course
We also want your report of but.
ter, eggs aud feathers sold.
Kindly comply with our request
and oolige your friend, The
Monroe City DEMOCRAT
Harry Wbisker, of Kewauee,
Ill, has moved to the Jackson
farm 2 miles borth OF city
bought by his father some two
years ago. Welcome.
| W W Handley 2 cars, Buck
man Bros. ] Gent Fuqua and "
B Arnold has each shipped q
car load of extra goot feeders
Winchell See, OF near Hu 1ne.
we'll was in the city Thursday
and told us. 1 have a car load
OF cattle 20 teed, but will moi
put my corn in them until there
is a change for tile better in
prices.
JB Gray and Son went to st
Louis Thursday night with
car loads (303 head) of vel
fatted sheep. '..
Jno Wood has shipped Cal
load of nice hogs.
Here is so me early plowint
for you. John o Wood hal
broken 100 acres of pasture lane
for cora aud John Arno,dy n
acres of meadow for corn.
H V Meeker shipped 2 ca
loads of we'll fatted cattle
Tuesday.
James Ryan is building
| good barn 48x50 feet.
Feathers, yes a car load o
'em is what Henderson and Sol
have shipped this week.
5 Hayden aud Yates have ship
t ped a fancy Jack to Josepl
4 Smith, Oxtord, Neb. Evident
n ly the Nebraskans have learne,
l of the Missouri mule and wis
r to raise some Of the same va
riety.
Uncle Tom e yea is one {
those men who believe in keeI
: Ling things in tip top shape o
:, his farm. He has invested SAC
- lin wire for fencing.
y, John L Owen sent 9 head {
beeves to Hannibal, Monday
81 And has bought is head of hei
M ere from Leo Arnoldy. l fro,
, n Sides and 1 from 7 Warren.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-01-09

I have sold many watches
this week. Whyf Because I am
selllug them at cost this month
IL. J. Dimmltt, Jeweler.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-01-09

well lO4lteet deep tn It mas AZ
feet Of water in it, for Bony
Lawrence.
IL Owen has been selling
some OF his fancy bred Poland.
China stock. ] N Lipham of
Abilene, Texas Is starting a
berd and be got A brood sows
aud 1 boar Aud he sold TO d
Fitzgerald l boar, 81 Maddox
boar, o B Cochin 1 SOW, Wat
son Tuley l SOW and D B Walk
er. st. James, Mo. l boar.
Richard Hays will have a
public sale at bis farm z miles
south OF this city and 4 miles
southeast of Indian Greek, Wed
nesday Jan. Is. 1908 He
through Col W # Youell will
sell 4 good brood mares in fUal
by jack, l yearling PAtinier
horse, 3 good mich COWS, 2 2
year Old steers On full feed, l
yearling bull calf, "A good
young native ewes, 40 lambs on
feed. 2 thoroughbred Shrop
shire bucks, 4 Duroc brood sows
to pig in March and April, 9
shoats weighing go pounds, 10
hogs 200 pounds, 9 hogs $50
pounds and II weaning pigs,
450 bushels of corn in crib, 200
bushels oats, 3 stacks Of timo-
thy hay, l of milIet and NOW
full of hay. A lot of farm i'm
| plements aud household and
kitchen furniture. He is going
to move away. See bills got
ten out by the DEMOCRAT.
| Geo w Harrison is going to
move to this city therefore he
will through Col W T Youell
sell at public sale Monday Jan
13 on what is known as the
Lundberg farm II southeast of
city aud q miles northeast of
Joanna. a 5 year old gray mare,
6 year old black mare, 3 aged
mares all in foal by jack, 2 year
old sorreI geldiug, aged gray
gelding. 2 spring mules, l3 milk
cows due to calve early, 8 of
them of them now giving milk
thoroughbred Pol!ed Angus bull,
20 fall shoats. 13 old sows, &c
gifts, thoroughbred Poland
China pigs suitable for spring
service, 2 year old boar pigs, 4C
, stock hogs. A lot of farm i'm,
! plements. See big bills gotten
out by the DEMOCRAT.
Market Report.
For Wednesday before date
paper.
Cattle..-..-.-------..--.. .--...-..----$3. OO@S5.O
} Hogs Heavy~.-..---$3.2 2O@$4.OO
Hogs Light----...---.....-..-...........-$ N
+ Sheep.-..--.-.----.. -..--.-----..$5.O .OO@$4.' I
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-01-09

Shipmeuts for week fair. Bar
ger, McCliutic aud Underhill 4
cags of hogs; W W Handley 2
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-01-09
ABOUT THE CHURCHES.
Interesting News Concerning the Differ
ent Denominations.
This Column Closes Promptly at 9 a. m
Each Wednesday. Don't Forget il.

tHIS SOillnn IiOSeS promptly AZ T. W
Each Wednesday. Don't Forget II.
Rev Thompson Penn was
with friends at Ely the latter
part OF last week
Rev FIR. Martin Collins spent
Friday afternoon with his trieuds
Rev. Frs Thomas Mullen and
John Cunningham
Rev. J W Trower, Ct La
Grange, was with Monroe City
frienes Friday afternoon
Washington, Jan. 3.-Rev.
Father Denis j. Sta ford, ID D..
pastor of st PatrIck's Roman
Catholic church, aud one of the
most noted divines in the coun
try, died this afternoon follow
ing an operation on the liver
Rev. DR. E McNair went to
Palmyra Saturday to verify
signature to Jasen B rAett's
will.
The Rev. Fr. Noble OF St
Jude's church, will leave on Sat
urday for his former Parish 10
Louisiana. Pike Co II is the
Bishops request that be goes to
visit the Parish. until they have
a Priest, when they can have
Blessed Sacrament.
The Feast Of the Epiphar y
was duly observes in ST, Jude's
church. beginning on Sunday
night with Evensong and spec.
ial music aud an address by the
Rector. The echurchwas filled from
east to west with Iever-
ent devout congregation. The
music was good and hearty, and
the altar WAS blaze of light,
in token of Him VINO is a Light,
to tighten the Gentiles, and the
Glory of His people Israel.
FIRST BAPTIST.
Rev. j. e. Chappell, of Han
nibal. will fill appointments al
the First Baptist church Sun.
day. Hear him.
METHODIST.
$50 a. m. Sunday School.
10:45 a. m. preachiog.
2:30 p. m. JUNIOR League.
6p. N. Senior League Tor one
hour before preaching.)
Up. IN. Pres ching (To change
with season.
W. F.. M. Society, first Friday
CdSu mOuLust
Prayer meeting each Wednes
day evening.
The protracted meeting at th'
Methodist church continues will
increasing interest. Service
are held at o'clock each even
ing. Rev. Grove is preaching
strong, spiritual sermons. Ev
eryone is cordially invited t
attend, and pltase DO not le
the weather keep you away
Up TO yesterday there was on
addition and two professions.
GRACE BAPTIST.
The regular services on Sur
day. Preaching. at both tn
morning and evening hours.
Sunday School at 1c o'clOc
a. m. Prayer meeting Wednei
day7 p. 10.
The Woman's Missionary 81
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-01-09
FIRST BAPTIST.

Rev. J. e. Chappell, of Han
nibal. will fill appointments at
the First Baptist church Sun
day. Hear him.
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&otporl'lo Sor'0, ~'oa0le 9etf,
8elhlc @lllllIllet, WfoI'lle Al'l'llliet'
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me Strod' el''oOel9 M''o'rt' "'or'e
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= Ere'@: "NlltlSoIoo''.Seo9l'e'
9ett 1llo Sotll' Stal Sol''le oor'I
otolt Sollle@ Y. 2orn 0rl' G1ho
Se'lo'r, 0fi. eleohote Selloer' 0fo!l
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l'lto Serr W'lllallt @oril.
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ao'''a 0rl. 2l9a Sofl9, 6fo'i Nol9'
9oflIllo't "tl. Nole 9ofll''oh, 9eft
@'llIom GreSbadl, @err Seo 9l'l'fer
u'lo @ert eDo@, 9orillloll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-12

after YoIi5iit gcitor6e en-.
- Sln sitter bon 60 So6rcn iturb &c.
tern SEER Somc2 I. Gailt Gin pelt,
iionirter Eoli5iit in ieincr @obntng
9tr. sos, TorOs@ ilmor.S trnBc. Gaiu
mur6e am 3. 9c}cm6cr 1874 5ltnt
Eoli5ilten ernornt mo Dem mittle'
rem Giitrift 5I6ct6cilt. Nodocm er
% Sabre lang ooS Hepier beinl
YWonlmentol (heoter" obpotrouil.
lirt botte, nur0e er nod Sem oltli.
den 3iitrift pcricbt. 9lm II. Ytdr3
1903 mrroe er in Den Hllbeiturb per-
Iebt. Gr binterlGBt ieine @ittlue mo
mebrere ainoer, o%orllnter einen
Sobn aleideh 9dnlens, ser inn iiio.
lidlen 3iitritt Yoli5iit lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-12
,Sm 3cnitG ors Garncuals.

Der Mastenbaa beS pSertnonlo,
MGnner6orS" in Der o2pric" Elm
aIan5euoeS caruepaIiitii6eS Or
eigniB. - ErG6tige @in5eImaS.
fen un0 originelle Gruppen. -
gffeftpolles Sableau.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-26
SILVER JUBILEE
OF TRA|NMEN TO
Be CELEBRATED
Newark Will Be Largely Repre-
scented at Banquet in New
York City.

The tw%enty-ffth anniversary of the
organization of the Brotherhood of
Railway Trainmen will be celebrated
with a reception and banquet at Ter
race Garden. 145 East Fifty-eighth
street, New York city, tomorrow after
noon and evening.
The speakers will include officials of
the largest cities in and around New
York. officials Of the trunk lines ter
minating at New York, newspaper men
and railroad men who are active in the
service as well as those out of the
service.
This anniversary will be celebrated
all over the United States and Canada.
The celebration in New York city has
been designated by the Trainmen's
Grand Lodge. as the River and Har
Dor Celebration" and all lodges in New
Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania
will be represented.
OF the many trainmen's lodges ir
Newark, No. PIG will be conspicuous Oh
the committee of arrangements. Past
Master Il. W. Losaw, Master Alfred
Schroeder and Secretary George Horn
ung were selected by the Newark train
men as a subcommittee on arrange.
ments.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-26
{. |. MGU|RE
DIES At home
IN R0sEVLLE
lie Was a Well=KnOwn Com
tracing Plumber and Was
81 Years of Age.

Eugene l.. Mcclure, a w~ell-known
contracting plumber, of the Roseville
section, died at his home, 81 South
Twelfth street, yesterday.
Mr.. Mcguire was the son of the late
Peter and Catharine Mcguire and was
an associate in the plumbing business
with his father. succeeding him after
his death. He was born in this city
thirty-seven years ago, and besides his
wife. Mrs. Maud Mcclure, he is SUI
vived by a son, Grafton; two brothers,
Charles +. Mcclure. a master plumber
OF this city, and Thomas Mcclure, of
Wilmington, Del.
The funeral will be held from his
home Monday morning, thence to st.
Rose of Limas's Roman Catholic
Church, where at Q o'clock a solemn
high mass of requiem will be sung. The
Rev. Father McKeever will be the cele-
brant, assisted by the Rev. Michael p.
Corcoran, as deacon, and the Rev. 7.
George, O. s. b., as subdeacon. The
interment will be in the Cemetery of
the Holy Sepulchre.