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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-13
A0TICFAS

Esta enferma desde hace algunos.
dias en- SUI recidencia de Santurce, la
bella Y distinguida senorita Jesusa
Escalona. DeSeamos mejoria a la
enferma.
A la | de la tarde de hoy saIen pa
IA Mayaguez en- tren especial Ell 60
bernador Post y ell general Wood.
Este Gltimo embarca por aquel puer
to de regreso a los Estados Unidos
despues de revistar al regimento de
P. Rico y de visitar algunas pobla-
clones de la isla.
Ell sabado ultimo Sc efectu6 un
banquete en- ell Obispado, que lie fue
ofrecido al general Wood. Asistieron
ademas del obispo catolico monse-
nor Jones, ell gobernador Post y Sres
Alvarez-Nava, Jose A. Canals, Con-
rrado Hernandez, Hernandez Lopez
y DR.. Saldana.
Esta manana estuvieron en- la
Mansion Eiecutiva los Sres. De Ii
ma, Nixon, y doctor NJ. Zeno Gan
dia, presidente del turno de la junta
central de la Union de P. Rico.
Han estado en- Ponce ell general
Wood V ell gobernador Post que re-
gres6 4 San Juan el sabado.
Sale hoy para Ponce en- asuntos
reiacionados con Ia propaganda en-
favor del cafe ell Sr. A. de Lima que
pstara ALI 3 q cuatro udias.
Sc encuentra en- Santurce el DR..
Chacar que en- union de su distin.
guida famiiia instala su residencia
en- "A1iramar".
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.Seryicios de Ia poficia.

Durante el mes de MARIO
pr6ximo pasado, han sido We
rificados por Ia fuerza de po-
licia insular en- este distrito,
los slgulentes arrestos:-
Por acometimiento y agre-
sion, "a. Por juegos prohi-
bidos, 80. Por hurto de me-
nor cuantfa, "a. Por abuse
de confianza, 5. Por falsa re-
presentation E impostura, g.,
Por pesas y medidas falsas, 5.
Por danos maliciosos, |. Por
armas prohibidas, 10. Por
crueldad con los animales,
20. Por turbar la paz pdbli-
ca, 81. Por violacian a las
ordenanzas municipales, 419.
Por violacion a las leyes de
sanidad, s. Por violaci6n a
las leyes de carreteras, 27.
Por otros delitos., IA. Totol
de arrestos, 100.
Relaci6n de ilas novedades
ocurldas en- este distrito, du-
rante las 48 horas transcu-
rridas del sabado a hoy.
Puesto de San Juan. Inf
Ord: Mncples. 13. Turba1
la paz, 3. HuFto menor, 4.
Acmtto. y aggression, l. Fal-
sa representation, l. Explo-
tacion de memories, l..
Puesto de Pto. de TERRA.
Infracci6n ordenanzas NUM-
cipales, Is.
Puesto de Sa1otarce. Abu-
so de confianza. 3.
Puesto de Seboruco. AGO
metimiento y aggression, 2.
Portar armas, l. Crueldad
con animales, 2. Inf ley Ca
rreteras, 2.
Hace dias fue hallado POI
la fuerza de este puesto de
Seboruco un saco de arroz
de un quintal en- meido de Ia
carretera, sin que haya apare-
cido adn su dueno.
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supiera que la otra la estaban ope-
rando.
Mr. Halsey Sc haIIaba en- Pana-
ma. donde Sc lie declare la apendi-
citis. y aun cuando lie aconsejaron
que Sc hiciera la operaci6n, rehus6
el conscjo hasta que de regreSo a sus
casa, ccmprendi6 que no debia aguar
dar mas tempo sin dejarse operar.
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EH csta lmprenta sc vende paPel
le Eer51.c7 = dCs pesos quintal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-13

LA CORRESPONDENCE" ofrece los anuncian.
es gran variedad de tipos estlos para anuncos
Anuncios adomadosCch6s de etereopia que mantengan
sempre impio peecto 81 anuncio-Clich6s de plana en-
er especales para anuncos grandes para hojas suel
tas-fijese en- las edicones de "LA CORRESPONDENT.
ClA En- elias vera sucesvas muestras modelos sus
anuncios
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Anuncie Vd. con cIaHidad
Y elegancia.

FL anuncio artistico bonito 10 lee todo el mundo
Anunclos orlados Cches epealmente preparados para
cambar periodicamente pae del texto para balances de
bancos stas comerciaes modelos para ofcnas ayunta
mientos, alcadias juzgados etc. Avse used LA co.
RRESPONDENCIA' tendra mas amplios informes
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Los SOmbrerOs de ''La Ninfa'

Las personals de gusto, caballeros y Jo-
venes encontraran en- ell acreditado esta-
blecimiento del Sr. Pedro Garcia (LG MN
ia FortaIeza 32) ell mas complete elegan-
te surtido de sombreros de todos colores
formas de Ultima novedad, acabados de
recibir. Corbatas, tirantes, panuelos, caml-
sas botonaduras, cuellos y puhos y demas
obietos para cabaIleros hay un Surtldo
complete. -------------
En- esta imprenta Sc vende papei
;kJ;.o 4 dos neSOS Oulntal.
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FamiIia sin apGDdiCG.

Henry B. Haizev. -'naic7 drl pre-.
bio De South OralEr t-# srea"n ID
anendicitis en- ei h.-ra-aa m4r.rHa
de dicho pueblo. E-r.. .-.-a 'an r.
de eytra6o srn0 fEcr- ego o.
trauscurs1 del adp. sa s-sr-~ 7.. w.
Ha.-ev v sus dos hi. .ar t-a
70 rrIsua uneracI6n.
Las hua,. JaBette r H'.'-
frsrrn opsradas e. mlsm aa
er aseetas oontiguas, san QUE .4 aa-
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]. 7. SILVA BANKING { COMMERCIAL CONP

SAN JUAN AND AGUAD1LLA P. R.
6fancn IN fara a Place de Ia Madeline
Bill and Letters of Credit on all cities in
Cable transfers loans made collections deposits received commissions
ALI matter OF banking and trust nature carefully managed
All profitable business solicited
..-a CORRESPONDENTS OF =
Credit LyonnaO London Paris Madrid and Barclon.
Banque Tanatlantque Paris
SocieH Generate Paris
American Express Co. New York
G. Amsnck & Co. New York
Il B. Hoins & Co. New York H..
Walls Fargo Bank Francisco California
National Bank OF Commerce I Kansas City
GENERAL AGENTS OF
Norwich Union Frei Insurance Society Norwich ENGLAND
British American Assurance Company Canada
Cuban STEAMSHIP Company London
Compagie Generates Trsnsatsnique Paris
international Lloyd. sIVrne Assurance Co
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CONNER CTAlL

ENTRADAs DEL EXTERIOR
Yapor aleman Oceana con turistas.
DE LA ISLA
Costeros: Mayaguezana = Encarna-
cion. nv
Vapores Vasco y Ramos.
..-. DEsPAcHADos
PARA Ell EXTERIOR
Para Ia Habana vapor aleman
Oceana.
.. PARA LA IsLA
- >sALlo.
Vapor americana Coamo,
Costeros: San Miguel. Ala Blanca, Pc
ira, Brazo y Coraz6n yvoluntad.
BUoUEs EN- PUERTO
DEL EXTERIOR
Kenwood 4 descargando.
Bavard Barnes i'd @
Clemencia Id.
Con,;,,o Nov pore e., III
Henry Kreper. id.
Robert p M1rnhv id,
MoV1M1ENTo DE CABotA'E
0nsraciones en- puertos. '
brazo y oofazon' raJafu'y 'io9u1s'
Ala Blanca Yabucoa.
Petra, fajardo.
Coraz6n de Maria, Humacao y
Ana Maria pendlente.
Esperanza, Yaoucoa.
Voluntad' 'alafoo'
puo1rEs QUE Sc AeyARDAN.
Vapor espanol Miguel Gallart' saio
de Barcelona para esta' nacienoo esca-
las intermedias, ell 81 del pasado'
Vapor americana Jula LucKempacK'
saldra hoy de Nueva iofk para esta'
Consgnatarloe: lnsular Line inc
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"DECIASE ANTES QUE Ell BUEN PIANO EN- FL AREA

aprecian dv e6caca ntensva del pued
a argumento anunciar
agu que para Ell pao venda ell
impresndbmene l. exe el
pano que Sc Sepa eS bueno 81 ESQ 10 gnoran los
quedd
etarda realza
Tdo quere industrial omci PROFESSIONAL poductores
general de oba habndad
tin el dno establecerse pearon.
economic despfarran dnero Nad
hover adVndr 10 otros venden
Ell QUE VENDE NECESTA AVERIGUAR EN- DONDE ESTAN LOS
QUE COMPRAN.
buen pano debe hoy sino anuncado LA
CORRESPONDENCE DE PUERTO RICO".
ESCRIBA PREGUNTANDO PRECIOs
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CORSES
PARA Personals ELEGANTES

PARA Personals ELEG4NTES.
Ell PARIS BAZAR acaba
Re rrihir un extenso surtidO
re cCrses de ultima modades-
dc IN DOLLAR CINCUEN'
IA CENTAVOS en- adelante-
SIpliramos a las senOras ' Sc
Iorita, vean nuestrOs mOdelOs.
que son las mas modernos ha-
biendOIo~ prUpiOs para persO-
ia> dclgadas Y pTopiOs para
TaT-nnas ETuesas. PARIS
BALAR. Fortaleza y. Pedro
tr5u-,i.
Eaesta Inpreata Sc vende paPel
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Veleros de Ia knsa "Benner"!
Goleta americana Stanley Seaman,
saldra de Nueva York para ests ell 80
del corriente.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1909-06-25
State Board of Horticulture

The Summer Institute will be
held in the Woman's Magazine
Building, 5000 Delmar Ave., st.
Louis, June 20 to July inclusive.
Special features-A program
covering a wide range of horti-
cultural topics of seasonable in
terest.
A trip to the Missouri Botanical
Gar den July 1st as the guests of
the garden at a>lnncheon and
a afterwards see the matchless
collection OF plants from all over
the world.
A good exhibit Of fruits,
flo owers, vegetables, for which
liberal cash premiums are offered
II interested send for program
and premium list.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1909-06-25
Found Dead in Bed

Chas. P. Cook of Mineola, a
well known and respected citizen
of this county, and, who was a
Republican candidate for the
nomination for assessor last year,
was found dead in his bed on
Thursday morning. The cause of
his death is unknown. On Wed
esday he seemed well and in
good spirits. His sudden and un-
expected death was.a great shock
to his many friends. AS far as
we can learn, he has no relatives
in this county. 1t is said that he
has son living in st. Louis, and
brothers and sisters residing in
Ohio.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1909-06-25

of the Sunday School and League
shall be the inspiration of holy
church. 'Come with us and we
will do thee good, for the Lord
has spoked good concerning
Isreal." ~
On Friday evening, July, the
9th, the Epworth League of the
Methodist church will give an
Ice Cream Festival, on the lawn
between the parsonage and the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. c.
Crump. A special program of
music will be rendered from the
large front porch of the parson-
age. The public is earnestly re-
quested to keep the date in mind.
Last Sunday evening, Rev. w.
B. Rigg, pastor of the Readsville,
charge dropped into the Metho-
dist church, and upon the earnest
request of the pastor consented to
preach, though upon very short
notice. He delivered a very
thoughtful and helpful sermon
The people were delighted at the
privilege of hearing that bright
and promising young man. We
should be much pleased to have
him come our way again.
H. D. THOMPSON, Pastor.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1909-06-25
Miss Barley Entertains.

Miss Genevieve Barley was the
hostess Monday evening at de-
Ii ghtful party, complimentary to
her guest, Miss Tod Wright OF
New Madrid, Mo. The rain early
in the evening prevented Miss Bar
ley carrying out her plans for q
la wn party, but by the time the
guests had arrived the rain was
over and the affair became an un-
usually pleasant porch party.
BY way of amusement each
guest was asked to write in rhyme
description of some other guest.
A fter much chewing of pencils and
ONE deep thought a number OF
very interesting and amusing
poems were created. While John
Hunters blank verse deserves
special mention, Miss Bernadine
Telfair's description of Dick App
ling, written in truly modern poet
ic style, received the loudest ap-
plause and to Miss Telfair was
awarded the prize, a beautiful
bunch OF White Carnations.
Some very beautiful music by
the guest of honor, the hostess and
Misses nellie Hudson and nellie
Graves added to the pleasure o.
occasion, while the party was con
cluded with music by the crowd
Delicious punch was served or
the veranda by Miss Grace Cup
ton and Ice cream and cake wer,
the refreshments of the evening.
Miss Wright made many friends
during her stay in Montgomery
who thoroughly enjoyed this party
given in her honor and who ar
hoping for speedy repetition o
the visit and the party.
! The following were present
1 Misses Lulu Smith, Lulu Suggett
nellie Graves, nellie Hudson, Bere
ME Linenschmidt, Bernadine Tel
fair, Gertrude Sharp, Corrin
Vogt, Edith Lehnen, Frances Jol
dan, Eulah Kellar and Grace Cup
ton.
Messrs. John Hunter, Bob Bal
ley, Elmer Linenschmidt, HerbeI
Sharp, Dick Appling, Floyd Ki6
well, Gene Holmes, Mont Nuns
Tom Cain and Carl DUNCAN.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1909-06-25
SAVE YOUR ICE BILLS

Iceless Refrigerators practically
indispensable to housekeepers, as
they are. money, provision and
labor savers. Lasts a lifetime.
See Refrigerators now in use at
w. o. Sailors, Culver Stock Farm
also Mr.. Tuck Boon, j. w. Cole,
S. A. Davis, j. L. Paceley, Mr..
Love and many other prominent
families in Galloway county. Full.
ly guaranteed. National Iceless
Refrigerator Co.
st. Louis, Mo.
w. w. CULVER. Pres
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1909-06-25
Jake Sees Barn Burns

On Tuesday night about one
o'clock, the barn on Jake Sees
place, seven miles east OF this
place, was destroyed by fire. The
barn was a total loss. 200 bush
els of corn, a lo' of hay and sew
eral sets of harness, one COW,
three calves and five hogs were
also lost. The barn was partly
insured. The cause OF the fire
was unknown.
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Methodist Church.

You are invited to worship next
Sunday with the Methodist con-
gregation. All our services are
well attended. The Sunday
School and League are doing a
noble work. They are live wires
in the spiritual life of the church,
1t is the desire and constant
effort Of the pastor and official
members that back Of the efforts
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1909-06-25
Camping Chaperons Honored.

When the camping party which
were at the club house last week
returned they purchased two hand
painted berry bowls and two silver
berry spoons and presented them
to the chaperons, Mrs. John j.
Martin and Mrs. Leah Bellamy
The camp was named Camp Bella
mart and the camp name was en-
graved on the berry spoons.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1909-06-25

Judge Leslie ID. Ellis was at
Nc Kittrick last Monday on legal
business.
Prospects Tor an unusually large
corn crop this fall are apparent in
all parts of the county.
Eustace HI. Ham, Pure Food In
spector was doing business in
Rhineland last Monday.
County Recorder D. P. Grennan is
quite sick. 1t is said he is threat
ened with typhoid fever.
Prosecuting Attorney, Jno. V.
Nebel, was at Americus last Mon
day on professional business.
The mason work on the new
bank at Buell. is progressing nicely
under the direction OF John Weiss
of this city.
Beethoven on the Burlington"
is keeping pace with the times
and doing her share of the bust
ness of the county.
Misses Alma Nuns, Alice Muns,
Mary Gupton and Mable Baker
attended the Epworth League
convention at Mokane this week.
! There is an effort being made at
Jonesburg to induce the farmers
to orgaaize-a StocS company and
build grain elevator at that
point.
The wheat harvest is under way
in this vicinity. D. d. Baker of
Danville told US that this years
crop would be a bumper. Espec-
tally in the timber lands.
Mrs. Nancy M. Keele and Mr..
and Mrs. r. w. Penn and Mr..
and Mrs. l.. l.. Mcdaniel spent
SUNDAY at the Rock house visit
ing G. W.Welch and Aunt Hattie
M orrow.
Most all the charming little
hom mes that form Big Spring are
br light and clean with fresh, new
paint. The place has a comfort
BILE, prosperous look as one
rives through it.
Snethen, the implement man, is
filling the county with Mccormick
binders. There may be others
j ust as good, but there are certain
ly none better made. The Nc
Cormick is king. See Snethen.
New Sulky cultivators, new
ri ding gang plows and new har-
Y esting machines, which one sees
scattered about the fields of
M ontgomery in days drive, all
attest the prosperity of our farm
ers.
Middletown and Marling, which
: are surely located in "God's
Co untry" need only good trans
Q portation facilities to make them
grow and blossom like ''green
b ay tree" Let us hope chat their
I days of waiting are nearly at an
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1909-06-25
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Personal Mention and Local
Happenings of Interest In
aud About Montgomery

Don't miss the game Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Moore spent
Monday in Mexico.
Mrs. Louis Wheeler and child
rem arrived from Fulton Monday.
Miss Eta May Heath spent
several days last week at Mineola.
B. M. Sisk was an out of town
visitor Sunday and Monday.
Miss Susie Baker went to Wis
,consin Tuesday to visit her sis
ter.
Miss Floyd Lloyd of Marshall is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. E. B.
Moore.
The home team defeated the
Masons last Sunday by a score of
5 too.
Electric Fans will add much to
the comfort of your patrons this
hot weather.
A granitoid sidewalk is being
laid in front of the home of Hugh
Cason this week.
Ben Blades of Mineola, brother,
of our popular County Collector,
was in this city Thursday.
j. G. Jones was q Benton City
visitor Sunday at the home of his
aunt, Mrs. Jane Hamilton.
The Masons of Montgomery
County held their annual picnic
at New Florence yesterday.
New Florence now has an
Eastern Star Lodge. 1t was or
ganized last Saturday night.
A number of our enterprising
business men will soon have
Electric Fans installed in theiI
stores.
Mrs. Irine Arlington. of St
Joseph arrived here to attend the
wedding of her sister, Miss Fan
ME Belle Sailor.
The County Sunday Schoo
Convention was held at McKit
trick last Sunday. There was {
good attendance.
Have you ordered an Electric
Fan for your store? Discriminat
ing ladies will make their pur
chases, where the cool breeze fur
nished by the fan makes shoppin,
real pleasure.
j. E. Lavender, the cashier o
the Bank of McKittrick was o.
Tuesday appointed Executor O
the estate of the late Angus
Schnell of McKittrick by tn
Probate Court.
The Royal Neighbors of Amel
lea held their annual, month";
meeting in the Modern Woodma
hall, last Monday night, owing
the rain the attendance was not Q
large as usual. Light refresh
ments, consisting of cake an
punch were served.
Every title to town lots in Ne
Florence is faulty. There is n
record plat of the town, it havin
been destroyed by fire. This
something in which every pro-
erty owner is interested an
effects your warranty. The Boa,
proposes with the County Court
make and file a new plat as soc
as it can be done.-Leader.
Farmers Houston w. Johnss
and g. Pitman Smith have abo
the biggest lot Of cattle and hoI
you ever saw on forty acre !
on their farm near this city. Son
one suggested to the TRIBUr
man that lawyers johnson al
Smith are supporting farme
Smith and Johnson. 1t may
80. But just look at that fine
Of stock. There's Millions in It.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1909-06-25
Brinker-Mudd

A wedding, which attracted
much attention last week was
that of Mr.. Vincent Brinker and
Miss Marie Mudd, both of Gorham.
T he marriage took place at ST.
Mary's church. Gorham, Kan. at
9 o'clock a. m. Wednesday, June
2, with high mass and very ap-
propriate address by Rev. Father
Wahlmeier. The bride wore a
becoming gown of white china
silk and was attended by Miss
Julia Mills. The groom and his
best man, Mr.. Joseph Worland
wore the customary black. The
wedding party and a number of
guests, drove Immediately after
the ceremony to the home of the
BRIDES parents, south of Gorham,
where sumptuous wedding din
ner was served to all. More than
175 guests spent the afternoon and
evening with the wedding party
and dance filled in the fleeting
evening hours. A very large
number of useful and handsome
presents were received. Mr..
Brinker came here from Montgom-
cry City about a year ago. He is
prosperous business man, and
upon short acquaintance, that
time has permitted, he has given
the impression of being a solid
substantial r'tizen, and one, who
W ould win and deserve the friend
ship of those he meets. The bride
is the only daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Mudd and is a mos,
admirable young women. She
has all the qualities nece ssary fol
a splendid homemaker, agreeable,
attractive and sensible. She de
serves the best in life. Everyone
present enjoyed very good time
Mr.. and Mrs. Brinker will re
side in the Winterset township
near the Mudd home. There they
are busy receiving hearty con
or atulations.-Russel Reformer.
FOR SALE, TRADE OR RENT
Twenty-Five good Scwins
Machines at Femmer & Holcomb'.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1909-06-25
Come out one and all,
See the best Game of Ball,
At Brandt's Park Sunday.
Fourth of July Picnic.

There will be a Fourth of July
picnic given July 3, 1909, near the
colored school house In Montgom-
cry City for the benefit of the M.
E. church, (colored.) Refresh
ments of all kinds will be served,
Everybody cordially invited.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1909-06-25
Ice.

We are ready to begin deliver
ing ice for the season, 1909, either
natural or artificial, in any
quantity. Phone 4S.
If. l.. A. KIRN.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1909-06-25

buying goods 10 replentish his
already ample stock of things,
"swect and good to eat"
The Oklahoma Indian Base Ball
Team defeated Montgomery last
Saturday by a score of 0 to 7, with
Armstrong in the box. The game
until the eighth inning standing
to 3 in our favor.
The "one arm Joe" property in
the northwest part of town, was
sold to Louis A. Anderson of Min
cola by Col. Warner Lewis. Con-
sideration 100000 cash. Mr..
Anderson moved into the property
Wednesday.
The new Ferguson building is
growing rapidly toward COM
pletion. The roof is on and the
cement door in the corner store,
which will be occupied by Cason's
Pharmacy soon alter Aug. 1st, is
laid.
Mrs. Allie Covington, Mrs. /. G.
Uptegrove and Everett Spears
and wife went to Bellhower Tues
day on account of the serious
illness of Mrs. Geo. Schowen-
CERT, who is reported a little bet
ter Thursday morning.
The Prairie Milling Company's
new, $4,000 bushel grain elevator
commenced operation last Tues
day. The power is furnished by
the Electric Light and Power
Plant. While in the city take a
look at the new machinery.
Rev. r. E. McQuie received
four members into the church at
Whiteside school house On Clear
Creek, the second Sunday in the
month. On last Sunday he bap-
tized Miss Irene Young into the
fellowship at Bethany church.
1t is reported that G. G. Bun
nenburg, proprietor OF Hotel
Hanover of this city, is being
pushed for State Hotel Inspector
by his many friends here aud in
I the south end of this countysssa4r.
Bunnenburg is certainly first
class Hotel man.
The regular monthly stock sale
occurred Monday. Owing to the
fact that the farmers were all busy
making the bumper crops that we
are expecting this season the at
tendance was small and the sales
comparatively few. The next sale
; will be held the 3rd Monday in
July.
Miss Drannah Sitton, who has
, been cared for at the county house
for several months past, was
brought before the county court
, last Friday and upon examination
found to be insane. Ga Monday
Sheriff Earnest took her to the
State Asylum for the insane a
Fulton.
The Union Missionary Tea
which was given by the ladies oi
the Presbyterian church at the
beautiful home of Mr.. and Mrs
> j. F. Ball last Friday afternoon
was great success. Over 10'
i ladies registered and the collec
n tion amounted to S12.S5. We ar
i greatly pleased at the success and
It popularity OF the Union Teas.
g Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Chadwick
Sr., returned home Wednesda,
r night from an extended eastern
Y trip. While away they visite
n Cincinnati, Ohio, Niagara Falls
o several Canadian points of interes
IS and enjoyed pleasant ocea
4 voyage. They were away abou
d seven weeks and travelled most G
the time.
W A pleas ant family gatherin
10 occurred Tuesday at the home {
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Jennings Q
is Prohibition. The occasion be
D. ing the celebration of Mr.
ID Jennings fifty ninth birthday
id The guests from this city were he
to two sons, Samuel and David an
IN their families and Doc Holcom
and family.
IN The editor of this paper enjoye
ut a ride to New Florence, Big Sprin
gs and McKittrick on Monday of tn
OF week. The splendid corn, q
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1909-06-25

Montgomery VS. St. Leos Of st,
Louis Sunday.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1909-06-25

WANTED - Corn at culver
Stock Farm. w. w. CULVER