The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1909-03-12
Judge j. f. Ball is in Minnesota
on business this week.

M. N. Mallerson, Sr., who has
been on the sick list is impro wing.
Mrs. w. D. Endres and child
rem of Chicago, have been visiting
her parents, L. ID. Mudd and wife.
Sheriff Earnest recently bought
a beautiful chestnut sorrel horse
of John Q. Adams of near Bell
flower for S2i0.
Chas. Messmer tells US that he
has secured the services of John
Lovelace of Montgomery for his
b blacksmith business. s.-BeIlfoaoe
NelDs.
Samuel Sharp returned We'd
sday afternoon from Fulton,
where he went to attend a meeting
of the Board of Managers of the
Fulton Asylum.
Alec Mudd, who has been max
ing his home with his son, Dorsey
Mudd, went to Canton, Mo-, to
make his home with his daughter,
Mre. Thomas Glare Wednesday.
County Treasurer, Jno. D.
Ulrich, was called to Middletown
Saturday by the serious illness OF
his little niece, the daughter OF
P. H. Ulrich. The little girl was
some better Monday.
The w. G. T. U. held their reg
ular m onthly business meeting in
the study of the Baptist church
last Monday afternoon, 1t was
one of the most interesting meet
ings held in. the Union for some
time.
Mrs. Sam'l Jennings, who has
been in ST. Louis having her eyes
treated, came home Saturday
after learning of her home having
been destroyed by fire, but re-
turned to the City for further
treatment last Monday.
MARRIED-at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Taylor in this city,
Lewis A. Anderson of Mineola and
Mrs. E. Cantrall, of st. Louis,
Rev. J.J. Grimm officiating. Mr.
and Mrs. Anderson will make theil
home on a farm near Mineola.
Sam'l Elkins, postmaster Of
Columbia, Mo-, for the past twelve
years, brother of Senator Elkins
of est..Virginia, and a distant
relative of Judge S. A. Elkins o.
this city, died at his home ir
Columbia on Monday of this week
The public school building
caught FIRE Wednesday noon
Supposedly burning SCOT fell from
the furnace flew in the cupalo
where birds had carried much
straw. Prompt action prevented
any damage.-Ne,o Florence Leader
The Referendum League of st
Louis opposes a new constitution
for the State of Missouri. W.
think the League is mistaken
Missouri needs a new suit o
clothes. The one of 1866 is al
right, but we need one for half
c entury later. .-Ne,o Florence Leade,
The Mexico Ledger reports Mrs
ohm A. CLARK OF Benton City q
h aving the finest poultry record il
the county. Her sales for las
! year were S427.62. That's small
when compared with Montgomer.
county's best record made by Mrs
A. B. Snethen of $637.34.--Ne'
| Florence Leader.
w. A. Hanna, of Mexico, pre-
; 81 ding Elder, preached a splendi
sermon to a large audience at tn
Methodist church last Sunda,
night. On Monday morning tn
regular quarterly business meet
ing was held. Reports of tn
quarterly conference show all tn
interests of the church to be
good condition.
J There is no foundation for tn
rumor which has been flostin
around town this week to the ei
feet that Mr.. Sam'l Sharp had Al
7 oepted position as cashier of th
\ bank recently established at 8
9 Louis union Station. Mr.. Shar
will stay right here and preside Z
Q the Cashiers window Of the Mon
d gomery County bank.
81 Miss Bertha Knofler very d
Q lightfully entertained numb'
J. OF her friends last Friday evenin,