Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-04-08

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MY dearest friends In Dixie-I.and
will stump for me no longer;
All Dixic's talk and singing
with Lrohibition's ringing;
There II be a Dixie Jubilee
when I am gone.
. Use travelling way from Dixie.
with step not slow nor feeble;
4 know the Lord 4 remoyin' me
Because ] am 80 exI.
And when all meu forsake me
Then, 'PolIoyoi. come andstake me.
A wo,i ID. wide Jubilee there'li be
When I ap gone.
Avon Park. Piso ]. b ShOckI.fY, m The
womsn's Rational Daily.
Miss x file Atkins left last Saturday for
a visit with friends in Kansas.
Joe Roe last Saturday bought a lot Of
g, hay II y. p. Taylor aud moved - cattle
e it to he fed.
Mrs. Dale took quite sick with neural
,.sia and lagrippe Sunday and had to have
the doctor. She seems to be improving
now.
Gus Atkins went to Akinsville and Por-
tuna last Friday and Saturday. Russ is
looking after tine fencing Of some land
owned there.
Kenneth Hunter last week bought a
span Of mules of Jake kaufman for 1928
aud had them only a few days when one
of them died.
Judge Sanford and wife. of Slower,
aye visiting Ed Cehrs and family and
other relatives ard friends in Versailles
and vicsrity.
Corr planting has begun and several
nave put out some. Mr.. Hayes, of the
east part. has planted 40 acres, Mr..
Green huffman 20, and the good work is
still progressing.
Nath Stringer last week rented the
Berry Bowlin farm and moved his family
there from the Harrison and Farley
farm where he has been living for a
number Of years.
Last week II. {. Daughterty, after his
thrilling experience with his mules and
the night riders. sold to some parties on
the Usage river one Of his fine young
jacks for a good price.
Henry Taylor oi lewiston, Iowa. aud
Mrs Lucy Irwin, 0. JHierson Island,
Mnitaip. caIie in Tuesday to WISH their
father. - =. Taylor, who Las heer quite,
sick for ON time.
Ed Moore. of Galway county, Mis-.
souri,, was calling on 90. cattle men last
week. lie bought Will Schapper's
cattle for future delivery at ". 50 aud
offered others the same but did not land
them.
sam Nichols, Of r~arnett, last week
closed . deal for Frank aicCo!listcr's
6esidcn; property. stone building and
stock Of Yspssai merchandise at Enid.
They finished TIE ioyoice Monday and
MIR. Nichols as nov IN possession.
Mr.. James Kelsay. formerly Of the east
part, but for sonje,ir.a as Glsrk county,
Mo. died at his home ths4S and the
remains reached Versailles Tuesday and
were buried in the I~Iopewell cc.,stery
in presence Of many relatives, fiisnds'
and old scquaintanccs.
Last week one night rather late. II. c.
Janghterty VAS coming home from town
by ~moonhg'', ash as he was going slowly
.h~ouhewsrl on a good old gentle mule. lie
met II Let q. cir ali ! boys IN a two horse
wagon hang un to two good animals
going Al a good pace, aud the young
folks rstpTnng iron. 4 gathering feeling
pretty goea, singing, laughing. talking.
and perhaps yelling a little once in,
awhile, however II proseG too much TO,
nir D.'s old mule which tM ned around
o1d started back tD"IrG- lows with tie
lad of young folks an hot pl:sui, ann
IN i ny night lil.ons. Mr.. y. Eing on
i'the 'Aii ne and s,rng jus, / Ike ic hat
t., and After a abort r..s .le youuxio!.s
passed the stale with u ~fsreaell shout.
Hnb Mr. e saaeS The old mule once
siE,,e towards home As pad Az a wet hen.
REV. j - ~ he wen, "a town OF the sa,n,
s,n'< y t~,t him ir,o O ulyaho.e and
>1.,d hn down aud ah. y. ~aded on
w'lh ~ &c suadAy school words ayw in,
mr.. aANS.