Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-08-12
Scattered Items.

N'NS NSDoudIu ScUt " ocdIS, NoSs
buck 4 Co. fo- eresal paint to paint
his two houses in Vefsailles and his
house on his big farn,, The boys are
doing the work, thus saving the old man
a few hundred.
It is all right for the doctors to raise
their prices for babies, &c. When they
sc, too'tosyh with ,eir skin game peo.
pie will send tc Sears, Roebuck & Co.
for their babies and other necessary stuff
in the doctors Zine the same as any other
line then they car r.arve or 60 broke
Just as tie other fellows are
Miss Re,ta Dale, general manager of
Clark Bros. big millinery store at Leb-
anon, Mo. is spending her vacation with
her mother, .Srs,J. V. Dale.
Rube Smith, OF near Hopewell Cnurch,
died last week of rheumatism of the
heart and WAS buried Sunday evening at
Hopewell cemetery.
Harve Hewitts baby was buried a.
Nebo Saturday.
Mr.. Sam Clifton and daughter, Grace,
went to Upton Friday. They delivered
a span Of mules there.
Miy. MaYJe .Hargett, of California,
with her children, are visiting DR.. Har-
gett and wife. the Hargett Bros. and
other relatives and friends in their Mo.
4ioNe tt thi, Ts wleH.
Tom Bond and wife of barnett, leaves
Santlay for the Seattle exposition. They
Twill beg6he soine time and take in many
of the interesting points Of the west.
Ton Brown. Of Enid. leaves this week
for Wyoming and other western points
HeEees to visit relatives and Friends, to
look after business and for recreation.
\ Everybody, their uncies, aunts and
cousins tried ~ %hresh last week
Threshing machines we're to the right.
to the left, to the front and to the rear,
and we looked above 'ftr few but failed
to see any. Next year we expect a ie@
to be flying around hunting jobs.
Quite number of good mules wer.
sold in this part last week. Frank Cliff.
ton sold a span for S425, Ben Loganbill
span for 500, Shores Hunter and
several others sold Ihu,ies.
Cstbe sTnhte- Slipped two carloads Of
fax seed this week frcsr 'Marvih.
Pro,racted meetings are in progress a,
, HnDewell and Mt. Zion. Services are
held at night duf'.g H1N week. Good
attendance is reported.
Mrs Ollie Brown last week visited he-
mother and other relatives near Eltoii.
! Uncle Brit Taylor, an old citizen OF
west MIllesr County. near Eldon. died q
1 general debility last week. Funeral last
, Saturday.
sresr2 WoMEN PROPOSE MARRIAcKi
think that il 4 little change was
: made in the matter of popping the
1 question:" tile world at large woHM h,
greatly 6enefited. Undoubtedly tire true
) daughter Of Eve should and surely will
s when she recognizes the great sdvaptag.
es, propose TO the man, and ! thh pfcthee
: nothing more beautiful than a very fem
S mime woman Offering to join her liYs
with some ones whom she ha> singled
>, ,out.
y The man will certainly not consider
her in,modest, but Will admire and love
y her heroisn. Shakespeare says, when,
n oh when, comes t$e day when woman
shall offer .herst 70 man?' So grea,
e Shakespeare agfees With me. H.,
j. Why shouldn't u W man offer hersel'
to man whom she loves. but who may
}, be too bastful or puff-d up to propose?
a And surely lie cannot for the, safe Il
chivalry, fciuse her. I practSeA What
e suggest II ny ava CASE And NY husband
e and have never quarreleh in 10 years.
:, He H$'a,s agrees with me on every point
II and we truly enjoy happy life Eliza
d beth McCuifem.
III Gosh! Wouldn't that change max,
!. some Of the old bachelors hide out
especially Jack Begley and Tom Brown
# Mrs. Jennie Bailey, of the Boon
vile Training School, was down on .