The Montgomery tribune., 1910-04-22
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Personal Mention : and Local
Happenings OF Interest In
and About MONTGOMERY

vile was in this city on legal bus
iness Saturday.
N. c. Towne and Mr.. Higgins,
Iof Des Moines, Ia, were here Fri
day looking after some land deals
with c. l.. Clark & Co.
President Taft will be in St.
Louis in May. And Missourians will
be there in multitudes. The Presi-
dent always has a big time when
he visits st. Louis.
The Republican State Committee,
soon to assemble, will start the
campaign of 1910 for greater
Missouri. Candidates for office
must start their own campaigns.
Messrs. Clyde Donaldson and
Loshia Brinegar of Montgomery
City were here Sunday. Both, es-
pecially Mr.. Brinegar, like this
little country Hamlet. middle
town Chips.
There will be preaching at New
Providence church next Sunday,
April "a. The cemetery commit
tee is requested to lie present, as
1 want to see them.
John c. Robson.
Insurgents in Congress who join
hands with Democrats to disrupt
the Republican party can only
hope for future honors at the
hands of Democrats-and that's a
forlorn hope.
Montgomery City needs a milk
man. The demand for milk is great.
Any farmer who will grasp the
opportunity and supply the milk
can get rich in a few years. The
opportunity awaits the man.
Mrs. III. ID. Thompson, after at
tending the Womans' Foreign
Missionary Convention in the
capacity ,of district secretary of
the Gallatin district at Moberly
last week is the guest of her
friends here this week.
Mrs. Maggie Blades, of Moberly,
formerly Mrs. Maggie Mahall of
this city gave a reception last
Thursday evening in honor OF
her friends from Montgomery
City who attended the w. F. M.
g.. Convention there last week.
Police Commissioner Marks of
Kansas City accomplished so much
in ONE year that his Democratic
enemies were jubilant when they
heard he had resigned. When they
heard that the Governor was un-
willing to let him quit they got
mad through and through.
E. B. Moore, who has spent the
past school year as principal of a
business college at Macon, Ga, re-
turned home last Friday, accom-
panied by his wife and daughter.
Mr.. Moore says Montgomery is
good enough for him and intends
to stay here in the future.
Walter C. Jennings of Prohibi-
ton and Miss Maggie Powell of
Montgomery were married Satur-
day evening, April 16, 1910, at 6 80
o'clock, at the home of the groom's
brother, S. L. Jennings, in this
city, Rev. j. 7. Nevins officiating
Their friends extend congrasu.a-
tions.
A. c. Doner has severed on
nection with the Clark Real J Co.
and will in the future be ass 1s-ia ed
with the Southern Kansas Land
Co. with headquarters at Win
field, Kansas, where he will move
at an early date and where he
has purchased land. Mr.. Clark
will be found at the old stand
to serve old customers a.
we'll as the new ones and viii, rep
resent the Southern Kansas Lana
Co. in this territory.
There will be a call meeting ol
the American Woman's League or
Friday, April %, at $3.50 p. m. sharp
There was a misunderstanding OF
who were eligible to vote. Thi,
will give every one an opportun-
ity to pay up her dues in full anC
have a voice In The election of /;
delegate to the national conven
tion to be held at University City
in May. Let US have FUN attend
ance. Mrs. Chas. e. johnson
Missouri Republicans have al
ways been true to the Nationa
Republican party. They have new
eT sent recalcitrants or insurgent
to National convention. Mor
than once have Missouri delegates
saved National Republican con
yention from political folly. II
f9O6 they stood true to the M
lkinley idea of sound money ant
la cohesive party policy. No stat
lin the Union has furnished bet
\ ter type Of loyal Republicans, thar
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