The Montgomery tribune., 1910-04-22


present in st. Louis.
Will Gill of st. Louis is visiting
home folks this week.
Miss Clara Vog! is the guest of
relatives in st. Louis.
C. R. Ball was in 81. Loui, this
week on legal business.
Mrs. May Mont gomery OF se-
daMa is the guest OF Mrs. L. M
| Wheeler.
The Republican state committee
is slated to meet in Jefferson City
Saturday.
Mrs. viii Haas and children are
visiting relatives in Vicksburg,
Mississippi.
City Collector Waahingtol has
commenced calling on the people
| for their taxes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Hughes of st.
Louis are the proud parents of
fine daughter, born last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Campbell of
Kansao City are guests OF the lat
ter's sister, Mrs. w. H. Beasley.
Miss Maggie Ham of Fulton and
| Mrs. Geo. Tinsiey OF Gazette are
the guests OF home folks here this
week.
w. T. Worland, who is in the
butcher business in Warrenton, is
| visiting relatives and friends here
| this week.
Ed. w. A. Mclean and wife re-
turned home Tuesday from a Wis
it to their sons at Oquawka and
Media, Ill.
Judge H. w. Johnson was in st.
Louis Wednesday on business con-
committee.
Mrs. C. w. White returned home
Sunday night from st. Louis, where
uhe had been at the bedside of a
sister, Mrs. Blattner.
Miss Mamie Jones has been Wis
iting her sis. -, Ms. Earl john
son and Miss Jessie J1nas, al Mar
| tinsburg the past week.
| Prof. L. j. HaM, assistant to the
state superintendent OF schools,
was in Montgomery Friday on a
tour OF inspection OF the schools.
Bert Luckie, E. B. Pegram, Chas.
Munford, Porter Taylor and 9TH
ers from here attended the COM
bination horse sale in Mexico last
Friday.
The iC. o. B. s. Club has just
completed preparations for some
handsome tennis courts on the va
cant lots across the street from
the Baptist church.
Rev. B. B. Sutchffe of Chicago,
who is assisting in the revival at
the Presbyterian church, is being
entertained at the home of the
pastor, Rev. Guy B. Duff.
DR.. and Mrs. c. B. Faulconer left
yesterday morning for Chicago,
where they go ON visit to their
daughter, Mrs. c. c. Long. They
will be absent some six weeks.
Porter Taylor sold fine horse
at Mexico last week to Claude E.
Dunlap of Fulton for $415. Mr..
Dun.ap disposed of the animal the
next day to a Chicago party for
$500.
Hon. E. P. Rosenberger was in
Warrenton this week acting as
attorney for the defense in the
case OF the state against George
Krauye, charged with criminal as
saul. The defendant was, acquit-
ted.
The track meet, which was to
have taken place place Monday at
the fair grounds, between teams
representing the Montg emery and
Mexi2o high schools, was post
poned on account Of rain and wet
grounds.
Mis- Jessie Gup5on has been APP
pointed assistant instructor in vo-
can and instrum entail music at Har-
din College, Mexico. This is a wei
deserving compliment to an ac-
comp.iahed young musician, ano
Miss Jessie has the congratula'
tion3 OF her friends.
The revival which is now in pro
gresu al the Presbyterian church
, is attracting many by reason ol
: the fact that the matter of the
preaching is the Christ as set forth
: in the Scriptures, and not some
body's theory or theories. Rev
! Mr.. Sutcliffe is a plain, simple Cos
: pei preacher. Make your arrange
4 ments to attend and hear, that yol