The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1909-04-02
DuIno appears fun begins
Saturday night April 3rd.
begins,

Griffith, the night operator has
been put on the day force.
Through the courtesy of Senator
Warner, Mr.. E. II. Ham received
a lot of garden seeds from Wash
ington. Mr.. Ham left them at
this office for distribution. You
are welcome-while they last.
M. V. Mckinney of DesMoines
Iowa bought the fifty-four acre
farm OF J. r. Strickland, Danville
for $3.50. and will take possession
bout April 1st, through the
ag' ncy of the Clark Reality Co.
The Woman's Foreign Mis-
sionary Society will meet this
(Friday)a )afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Chas. w. Gurney. Every
mem Der is earnestly requested to
be pre- sent. Come and bring
friend.
Archie M. Parsons, son of Mr.
and Mrs. j. Parsons OF Bellflowe-,
died at the home of his psrents,
Tuesday March 23rd of Diabetes.
Flu neral was held Wednesday in
Baptist church, Rev. w. N.
Maupin of Troy officiating.
An editor relates the following:
"When first he came to see her, he
showed Gmid heart, and even
W hen the lightwas low they sat this
far apart, but as their love
grew warmer, they learned its Joy
AND bliss and sat upcloselikethis."
r. H. Williams, who has
served so satisfactorily as a mem
Der OF the school board, for the
past six years is a candidate for
collection. Mr.. Williams has de-
oided to be candidate again at
the urgent request of many of the
patrons of the school.
Troy has several more or less
irate citizens this week, on ac-
count of half-dozen'S dogs
having died from the effects of
poison. Those having lost dogs
are: Sheriff Scott, Cas- Stuart.
Gene. Moxley, Andy Brown and
Ed Wright, while Frank Wulf
mourns the loss of valuable cat.
Troy Free Press.
A lent party was given last
Friday night at the johnson hall,
closing with banquet at Hotel
Carnthers. Several out of town
guests were present. Among
them were Misses Mabel and
Nadine Blackwell and Miss Jewell
NJ Maugel OF Moberly and Miss
Black of Wellsville. An enjoy
able time was reported.
The elegant home of John NJ. Bar
ker, three times prosecuting at
torney of this county, burned at
Danville Sunday night. 1t was
oc cupied by c. D. Turner of Kan
ga City, who had just moved in
to the building. 1t was consider
ed the handsomest house at the
old county seat. No insurance.
The contents were saved.
The w. G. I. U. will meet in
the lecture room OF the Baptist
hurch next Monday Apr. 5 at
2 80 p. m. This will be an inter
esting meeting besides special
business. The department of
Soldiers and Sailors will occupy
the time. Arrangements for
omfort bags for this department
will be completed. All members
urged to be present.
Mr.. Jennings, whose home was
totally destroyed by fire on the
night of March 9Th had a policy
for $4,000. in the German American
Insurance Company. Mr.. P. H.
X nighton, State Agent called ON
the II and on the 10, w. G.
Hughes & Co., agents handed Mr..
Jennings a draft for $4,000. This
Company is noted for its prompt
ness and fairness in settling all
claims.
Our public schools closed today.
Prof. j. HI. Jeans and his able
assistant, Miss Frances Knofler,
have each been very successful
with their work this year and the
school board and patrons Of this
district have only words of praise
for them. Prof. Jeans leaves to-