The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1909-07-23
j Ford OF Big Spring was among
the Sunday arrivals.

! j, Ford OF Big Spring was among
the Sunday arrivals.
David Lehnen was here from
Wellsville Monday.
Carson Burt, who is employed
at Mexico, was in Montgomery
Wednesday.
| ID. Robertson of New Florence
was in this city after load of
ice Wednesday,.
Ed Turner left Monday FOR the
land drawing in Idaho, Montana
and Washington.
Mrs. w. H. Beasley was in st.
Louis this week 5uying attractive
millinery for the fall trade.
L. J. Kempinsky, Wellsvile's en-
terprising real estate man, was
here on business Wednesday.
Mrs. David Appling of New
Florence was visiting and shop
ping in Montgomery Wednesday.
Col. w. w. Culver spent a part
OF this week in st. Louis, looking
after his vast interests in that
city.
w. w. Barrett, cashier of the
Commercial Bank of Wellsville,
was a business visitor in this city
Tuesday.
Mrs. Chas. Phillips returned to
st. Louis Friday, after a two weeks
visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Thos. Vandaveer.
The Prairie Milling Co. have
shipped $4,000 bushels of wheat
since the first of July. Saturday
the new elevator handled $500
bushels.
hold services a. the Episcopal
church in this city next Sunday
night at o'clock. Everybody cor
daily invited.
VIM. Sheppard OF Marshall, Mo-,
formerly of this county, was here
this week on business. Mr.. Shep-,
pard was raised on farm on
Loutre. He moved away from this
county in 1882.
John Brauer, the temperance lee
turer, who is commonly known as
THE Flying Dutchman," and he
looks the part, was in Montgom-,
cry between trains Tuesday, the
guest CT H. c. Turner.
Lee Watson OF Americus, who
was arrested some time ago on a
statutory charge, was arraigned
before the circuit court Monday
and entered plea OF not guilty.
His trial was set for next Monday,
July 26.
Anyone can put it on. What?
Ready Mixed Paint. 1t looks good,
and wears good, 700. See Mr.. Wall
at the La Crosse Company's
LUMBER Yards. He'll tell you
how 20 do the trick of making one
dollar do the work of two.
Mrs. James Hudson and two
daughters, who live miles west
of Montgomery, last Friday killed
a rattlesnake measuring inches
in circumference. II was ABOUT 5
feet long. That's some snake. Jno.
Christian told us aoout it.
Marion Coob of near Shamrock
went to st. Louis Sunday night
with 73 head of hogs. Local ouy-
ers offered him 73-4c, but as he
had top hogs he thought he could
do better than Sc on the st. Louis
market. 1t required Is teams to
haul the hogs from Mr.. C.'s farm
to this city.
Misses Ethel and Genevieve Bar
ker, daughters of John M. Barker
of this city, have oeen reelected
to the positions they held in the
State Institution at Little Rock,
Ark, for the ensuing year. Miss
Ethers paintings were awarded
first prize at the state exhibition
at Hot Springs. The Misses Bar
ker will spend their summer va
cation with home folks here.
F. L. Rees OF Wellsville had a
damage suit against the Burling-
ton and Frisco railway companies
in The circuit court here this week.
He asked for $4,000, alleging chat
he was sorcioly elected from a
train whlc travelling in Oklaho-
ma. The jury returned verdict
Wednesday, awarding the plain
tiff 1912. He will pay the costs
in his case.