The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1909-07-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Bunk Loomis of st.
Louis are spending few weeks
with relatives and friends here.
Work on the county fair grounds
is progressing rapidly. The track
will soon oe completed.
Geo. Byron, wife and baby came
up from st. Louis Saturday for
short visit to friends and rela-
tives.
John Wilson, who has been in
Woodward, Okla, for some time,
came home Friday. John thinks
old Missouri is pretty hard to
beat.
Miss Edna Ramsey of Kansas
City came down Tuesday to visit
Mrs. Leslie Reid and to join the
Emanon Camping CLUB in their an
nual outing.
Cleve Smith is now sole owner
of the livery and sale business at
the brick barn on Railroad street,
having purchased Mr.. Elliott's in
terest in that establishment.
Thos. Vandaveer and Mrs. c. Ed
Vandaveer, father and wife of one
of our mail clerks who was injured
in the wreck last Saturday, went
to Kansas City Tuesday to see
how Ed was getting along.
w. F. Hupe, county superintend-
30 10 T,,o.I.,,
Kirksville, where he will spend a
week at the Normal School, taking
some work given for the special
benefit of the county superintend-
ents.
M. Westinghouse, and Chastain
White have returned from a trip
down on the Missouri river where
they have oeen buying cattle. Mr..
Washington went down as far as
Rolla and shipped load or two
from there.
Prof. Kepler Van Weva of Full
ton spent the first of the week
visiting L. NJ. Wheeler and family
and Rev. Guy B. Duff, in this city.
Rev. and Mrs. j. E. Flow of St.
Charles were guests OF Rev. and
Mrs. Guy B. Duff Monday.
Mrs. J. o. Henderson and three
children of Butler, Mo-, are here
visiting her parents, D. S. Baker
and wife. Mrs. Henderson arrived
Saturday night on the train just
two hours ahead of the one that
was wrecked near Kansas City.
There will De preaching at the
Christian church next Lords Day
at II a. m. and 8 p. m. Sunday
school at 9:45 a. m. Come, let us
go up to the House of God and
worship Him in the Beauty of hol-
mess. w. A. Mclean, Minister
w. L. Gupton, Sec'y.
The Montgomery Browns easily
defeated the Old Capitol Ryes OF
st. Louis at Brandt's Park Sunday
oy a score of to /. Shack was
on the foring line Tor the home
team and had the visitors shut
out up to the 9th inning, when g
wild throw gave them run.
The Arcades OF st. Louis will DC
the victims next Sunday.
City Attorney Samuel S. Nowlir
and Court Reporter w. G. Hughes
have formed a partnership. These
| young men are Doth able lawyer!
and gentlemen OF high character
| They will no douot command the
respect OF the community and, VIZ
predict, will ouild up lucrative
practice. The Tribune wishes then
all the success that they deserve
The splendid rain Sunday nigh
virtually assures one of the oes
crops of corn since the famou
yield OF 1901. The situation is ex
ceedingly bright in northeast Mis-
souri,. Large crops of wheat, oat
and grass have oeen harvested
and with a good corn crop, whicl
now seems almost certain, LAM
will advance again.
| Next Saturday, Aug. Z, is tn
day Tor the Montgomery Count,
annual old settlers picnic. All O
the old-timers will ,oe there an
most OF the younger generation
The New Florence oand will pro
vide music for the occasion, an
an interesting program of read
ings, vocal, piano and violin so
los has oeeh prepared. The chic
speaker of the afternoon will >
Judge James B. CAN'T, of the Mis-
souri, supreme court.
VIII pay Sc per p2lld for Ru-
, 30. Boo:s aad Shoes, 1 i1-2c fo