The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1909-07-16

Ham will likely make eheir homo
| in Buell..
Miss Clara Whiteside returned
home Sunday from an extended
visit to her aunt, Mrs. A. b. Carr,
in Louisville, Ky.
Mrs. Ida T. Smith AMI daughter
Maurine were called 20 EIsberry.
las! Thursday to attend the .u-
| neral of Der father-in-law Joseph
| Smith.
County Recorder Grennan, who
was threatened with TYPHOID fe-
yer, we are glad to state is suffi-
ciently recovered to attend to his
official duties.
Mrs. Mile Hazelrigg and grand
son, Jasper Searcy, jr., came up
from st. Louis Saturday to visit
| her sisters, Mrs. Mollie HuIen and
Mrs. Lou Kemper.
II is reported that James E. M
Quie will be a candidate for the
Democratic nomination for ccol-
le6tor OF the revenue OF tilis coun-
" next campaign.
Judge Harris OF Fulton was here
Monday as referee from the su-
preme court, hearing evidence in
the matter of the Incorporation
of the town of BellfIower.
Geo. Lotion, Sam T. Aydelott, j.
A. Elliott, H. C. Gooch, John w
Schowengerda, Ham GEigg and
others from Bellflower We're here
Monday attending court.
Paul Gill left Wednesday, morn
ing for Chicago and South Haven,
Mich, to spend aoout ten days.
While there he will select new
stock of pianos for the Gill Mu-
sic Co. for the fall trade.
Chas. j. Ray, Middletown at
torney, was in this city last Sat
urday calling on his friends.
Mrs. L. d. Ellis and her mo ther,.
Mrs. Griffin, visited friends over.
Sunday at Martins3urg.
The supreme court this week
ousted State Factory Inspector,
Skies. This will undoubtedly leave.
our fellow townsman, James E.
McQuie, among the statesmen out
OF job.
Base ball Sunday against the
Ferguson-McKinney team of st
Louis. This team is in the same
league as the echanics-American
Bank team, and are strengthening
to beat us Sunday.
The we$ weather is holding up
the wheat market. II you can
deliver now, we are informed, it
will pay you 20 do So Mont
gomery City buyers are paying
the highest market prices for all
cereals.
Miss Mildred Scott goes to Ge-
airy tomorrow, where she will
spend the day teaching her class
in music. She also has quite large
number OF pupils in this city, and
is musician OF unusual ability
Ell Reno, Okla, American.
j. r. Smith, one o. our leading
and prosperous farmers, gave MS
a call the other day, and told us
he thought we were printing the
oest county paper in the land and
renewed his subscription for
another year and also sent the
tribune to his sister for year.
The 10Th annual reunion of the
~ .o+lJ,,c 1f MnntoO,,,
cry county will De held in Har-
rell's Grove. one and one-half
miles east OF this city Saturday,
Angus! IA. A large attendance
from adjoining towns and coun-
ties is expected.
Mrs. Frank Standhardt enter
tained a Few of her friends at her
home neai Montgomery Wednes-
day evening. A very enjoyable
time was spent oy those present.
John Barker, wife and daughter,
formerly OF st. Louis, have moved
,l4re tor the summer.
The new elevator in this city is
grea: boon to the farmers who
have grain 20 sell. The machinery
does all the lifting and Juggling
for you and does it quick.
Jno. j. Collum, Wellsville's prom
inen+ attorney, is spending lots
OF time in this city looking after
the interests of his clients.
The editor wishes to return
thanks to the Tribune correspond
ents for their prompt compliance
with his request that they get
their news letters here early. The
letters nearly all arrived here
Tuesday and Wednesday morn
ing. That is as it should oe. Many
thanks.
Geo. Snarr of near Bellflower
was in this city Tuesday on bus
mess. About six months ago Mr..
.Cnarr undar.wnnt an ODeratiOn on