Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-03-03
Scattered Items.
Too late for last week.

from something like blood
from wound made by hedge
thorn, went TO Versailles Saturday to
consult a physician.
Mr.. Estes Ratciff and vile are pre'oaf-
ing to move from the Clark pasture farm,
east of Versailles, to MIR. Michaeis' farm
at Old Barnett.
EurterI Kaufman & Coz last Moa
'day, shipped a car of mules and horses
TO the St. Louis market.
Hughes & Mcdonald, last Sunday,
shipped car load of fat hogs to the
St. Louis market, most of which cost
$3.50 per 100.
Wash Miller, who has had charge of
the county farm for the past several
years, is~r,vi9g 30 Ans farm west of Yer.
sailtcs, end NJ. soiies, the new manager,
is esf,.ssng in, and will run the business
at the farm for the next two years,
Mr.. Michaels, of Euid, Tuesday bought
OF the Schan,,ep heirs, span Of mares,
for which, he paid $50.
Hughes & Mcdonald last week sold to
various farmers of the east end lot OF
light stock hogs for 80 W per iUO.
Clarence Ford, of the Freedom neigh.
s1ors,ood, sold Mel Schannep. of Yer
sailes, span of mares for 500.
Ed Lehman, Shores Hunters head
clerk, last week bought horse aud
laVsgy. We now expect things to tHp-
lyen, since one young lady reports that he
talked to her father and mother one
night until 2 O'Clock. The subject OF
conversation is not reported, as she
claims she had retired.
Eugene Atkins, who is working in the
machine shops at Se'lalia, got his hand
caught in the machinery and so badly
hurt that he had to 90 TO the hospital.
J. T. Doty, OF Excelsior, last week
had good Jersey bull to die, and Shore.
Hunter lost good COW.
Wednesday Israel CARRIER sold at pub
lie sale a lot Of good stooh and other er
sonal property, and OIL Thursday Howard
Iaugher,y also had a sale.
On Wednesday Aubrey Buell. and fam
llv moved to his farm, recently vacated
by the Clifton Bros.
John Woods recently bought 2Oi
acre farm near Tipton, and his father
mother, and brother.in.law, Chas. Clark
will soon move from the Moore farm I,
it to help run it.
Joe Schannep is again in touch will
his neiphbors, having bought the teie
phone stock held by Clifton Bros, and i
now stakeholder in the Farmers Tele
ephone Co. Aubrey Buell. and I;'
Boeschen also have phones OIL the Farm
ers line.
The ground hog is getting lot of ul
necessary abuse over this winter weathe
we are having. The trouble is SO man
people fail to understand the gioun'
hog The old darky says. 1.-THE grouh'
hog comes out and if he sees his shade,
he goes back and stays six weeks, if h
fails to see his shadow lie goes back an
stays six weeks anyhow" so this weatht
is only regular grounding weather, an
S there is no kick coming on that score.
I The Offer Bros, who assisted thei
. brother-in-law to move to the Buza
farm the first OF Feb, returned t
: their respective homes, one to Kan.
E and the other TO Mimi, last Mon
l day.
Banks Bros. report they will NOV
Thursday to the Bennett Ivy farr
which they have rented from tn
D present owner, Mr.. Hargett.
The Clifton Bros. left Monday 70
Kansas City, where they will Wis
relatives and perhaps get job an
locate.
- Geo. Buzan and family, Lesii
Snoorgrass and family, Mr. Whit
a and family, spent last Sunday wit
q Bose Brown and family.
Ben Conner has closed his barbe
If business at Eidon and will likely Ii
!. cate for the present at Versailles an
t perhaps later he may so to Windso