The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1909-08-06

Il to relatives here.
F.. E. Mueller, young attorney
of Clayton, Mo-, was the guest oil
c. M. Schuhart and family of near
town last Sunday.
Fred Schuhart of Camp Point
ILL.,, arrived here Wednesday for
several days visit to his Broth
er, c. M. Schuhart.
F. c. Femmer has purchased Doc
Holcomro's interest in the livery
Darn, and the firm will hereafter
De known as Femmer & Sons Liv-
cry Barn.
Geo. Keadle of near Buell. was
in Montgomery Monday. He says
the indications are that we will
have the biggest corn crop OF any
since he came to Missouri in 1866
The ice cream social, which was
held in the court house yard Tues
day evening under the auspices
of the Presbyterian church, was
success. The net proceeds were
aoout 1922.
Mrs. John McDermott of Wells
Vile attempted suicide by taking
caroolic acid Monday evening
Drs. Hudson and Cox attended her
Although her suffering is intense
she will recover.
The Woman's Foreign Mission
ary Society will meet this Fri
day. afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Chas. w. Quincy at 2:30. Ev-
cry member is earnestly request
ed to 1oe present.
Mrs. E. M. Hughes and son Roo-
ert OF Minneapolis, Mimi, who
have been the guests of relatives
and friends here, went to st. Louis
Monday to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Hughes before returning home.
Mrs. j. F. Baxter returned last
week from visit to her sisters,
Mrs. LOCKER, of near Gamma. She
found Mrs. Bice slowly improv-
ing from an injury received while
trying to lead a horse across a
bridge.
Mrs. Jas. !,ennedy, formerly Miss
Della Bast of this city, who has
oeen the guest of her cousin, Mrs.
c. E. Johnson, went to st. Louis
Monday for few days visit be-
fore returning to her home in
Los Angeles, Calf.
j. w. Bsrley, who has SEEN 4 f..v-
cling down in Oklahoma in the in
terest of Hardin College, returned
home Saturday for a months va
cation before entering upon his
work in the University OF Penn
sylvania.
The case of Lewis VS.. Leach, in
the circuit court last Wednesday.
was decided in favor of plaintiff
for two-thirds of property in
volved, with annual rentals of
$3.50 per acre. The property in
question is 10 acres west of Mont
gomery, heretofore sold FOR taxes
and purchased by Warner Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eal FULLER leh
Monday TO spend a week with
EdTl pdICHto, WI. ain ulic. ~. y
Fuller. From there Earl will go
or 10 their home in Oklahoma, out
Mrs. Fuller will return here for
another visit.
Roy Penn, son of Rev. Thomp-
son Penn, formerly of this city,
was the guest of Her3ert Sharp
here last week and attended the
Emapon Camp az the cluo house.
Roy, who has good position with
Buxton 4 Skinner of st. Louis as
travelling salesman, left Monday
10 visit his parents at Monroe City
The case of Cullom VS.. Milliken,
suit Tor return of profit on bonus
money, decided in favor of De-
fendant Milliken for $500 dam
ages, and in favor of Plaintiff Cul-
lom for specific performance. This
case grew out of contract for
the sale OF the Milliken farm near
McKittrick, formerly owned by W.
A, Crockett.
The two Elrod partition suits in
the circuit court were by stipula-
tion consolidated, including home
and loss in town and 80 acres OF
land three-quarters of mile west
of town on Shamrock puolic road
The widow Barbara Elrod elected
to take child's part in lieu OF
dover. She also asked the court
to set out her homestead life in
terest in the twon property, which
the court decided thai. she was
entitled to. The Elrod property
viii De sold a. the November term
of the circuit court.
Any skin l. temper-tester
The more you scratch the worse it
itches. Doan's Ointment cures