Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-06-04

and a broad pan held under vines and a
light shake they fall into the pan and
some hot water ends Mr.. bug. A
few are s%prinkling fertilizer IN the pota-
toes, this is good to make the potatoes
grow but we doubt its efficiency as a bug
destroyer,
Mr.. W. r. Hayes, in company with
Tom Brown, looked over a part of the
east end Friday, also took in Versailles.
Mr.. Hayes is looking for a location. He
is a good business man and quite a pleas
ant gentleman. and we hope he may 10.
cate with W.
The enterprising school board of Sun
ny Side district has employed Miss Sadie
Young, west of Versailles, for the eight
months term of school which she will
teach for $50. Miss Young taught this
school las, winter, giving satisfaction 10
all parts interested.
John Gum, who is working with the
Kansas City Land Co., in the Texas Pan
handle country, attended the funeral of
Mrs. Price, his wife's mother. lie thinks
the Texas country o. X.
Tom Hunter and wife visited their
daughter at Barnett, Mrs. Lon. Sears last
Wednesday. They were also at the Price
funeral with the large audience Of friends
who assembled there.
John Kclsay and wife visited Sunday
with Leslie Snorgrass and wife.
There was a singing at Dave Shank's,
of Enid, Sunday at 3 p. m. A large
number of music lovers assembled and
a pleasant and profitable evening was the
result.
Charley Case and wife and Harry
Stockton and wife, visited with Mr..
barr, OF Enid, Sunday.
Lon Sears and sister attended com.
menceinent exercises at Columbia this
past week. They are graduates Of the Tn
ivcrsi,y and enjoy meeting faculty and
school mates of other days AMI feasting
the mental faculties on the good things
eminating from their alma mater.
Bose Brown and wife spent Sunday
afternoon with Will Crutchfie!d and
family.
Foster Hatfield, while on business in
southwest Morgan stepped over to Fair
I.11 a., DAnsnt pnt,ntu He q q, 11nat
option does not prevail over there and
there is a big difference in having the lid
on and having it off, and all is in favor
of having it on.
Mr.. Wilhite and wife, of Enid, attend.
ed church at Versailles Sunday.
Berry Bowlin, of the Gravois, last
week visited his brother, Allen Bowlen
and family. He reports that he and
others still have some corn to plant.
a fishing party composed of Bose
Brown and family, John Crutchfeld,
Mrs. Frank McCollister, and Miss Ollie
White spent a day on the romatic
Gravois last week. They had a pleasant
outing, enough fish for dinner and lots
Of fun.
Wednesday Of this week Miss Maggie
Driver invited all the ladies of the neigh
borhood TO an old fashioned quilting,
and Oh, just lots Of talk aud a real good
time was the judgment Of all present.
Allen Bowlin and family, and Mr.. Greer
and wife, visited Sunday with Green
Huffman and family.
John Driver Monday bought a nice lot
of young hogs Of G.. W. Miller.
John Crutchfeld has ordered a new
machine, especially constructed for cut.
ting flax or anything else in the grain
and grass line. A good thing to have.
Dave Shank, manager of the loving
Ross Buffaio ranch, visited his brother,
John Shank and family, Sunday.
The last year road boss, J, 6. Driver,
of districts No. ~ and 20 received a
communication from the Post Office DE,
partment at Washington that n portion
of the road in said district over winch
X. i. ID. passes, needed attention.
Mrs. Conway Jones and daughter visit,
ed her brothers family. r. II. Hunter
Sunday. Another sister, Mrs. Dale and
daughter, were also there. In the after
moo the young folks OF the pleasant
crowd visited sao.hss sister of Mrs.
Jones, Mrs. !. 7. Williams, who was ell,
tertaining a portion 81 the Stockton iami
~ AT her home.