The Montgomery tribune., 1910-10-21
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Personal Mention and Local
Happenings OF interest In
and About Montgomery

children are ill with pneumonia.
"The big show" begins at 1880
each night. You'll have to hurry.
Deputy Beer Inspector Jas. w.
Gill was in Fulton on business this
week.
Miss Lulu Smith was the guest
of friends in Glasgow, Mo-, the
past week.
Tony Weeks returned Saturday
from q months visit to relatives
in Virginia.
Miss Alma Scanland of Minneola
is a new employee at the st.
Louis Store.
George Roth of Unionville, Mo-,
was the guest of hi. son, Harry
B. Roth, over Sunday.
Mrs. Matt. Johnson was visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Alb Arnold,
in Shamrock last week.
Mrs. George w. Miller of near
New Florence went to Mexico last
Monday to visit relatives.
n. C. Turner and family have
returned from pleasant visit
to relatives in Macon, Mo.
Mrs. Jack Chadwick and chill
dren returned home Saturday from
q pleasant visit in st. Louis.
Don't miss the ball game Sun
day. A picked team of profess
ionals will play Montgomery.
Zim Brooks of Galloway county
was here Wednesday enroute to
st. Louis for few weeks visit.
Peter Kemp does not improve,
and is in serious condition. His
brother, A. N. Kemp, of Auxvasse,
10 still with him.
Miss Nell Scanland of Minneo-
Ia left Saturday for Arleta, Ore,
where she will spend some time
visiting her sister.
The first show at the Airdome
begins at 1880 o'clock sharp each
evening. New pictures and new
songs every night.
Mesdames Pearson and Stone of
Middletown and Miss Meyers of
Eolia were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Cleve Smith Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 81. j. Fleihman of
of High Hill were guests OF their
daughter, Mrs. John Hutsel, and
family over Sunday.
Miss Bird Martin left Tuesday
for her home in Colorado Springs,
+, Colo, after a three months visit
here to her aunt, Mrs. Chas. p
Evered.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Lail and chill
dren left Sunday for Colorado
where they will spend the winter
They will likely stay in Colorado
Springs.
"The big show" at the Airdome
is doing it's best to please the
people, and large audiences al
each performance give evidence
of it's success.
Rabbi Leon Harrison, of st
Louis, one of the most eloquent
divines in America, delivered q
magnificent address before the
teachers here last night.
Miss Maybelle Cove returned
home last Friday night from ar
extended visit to relatives in Ow-
ensboro, KY. She was accompanied
by her cousin, Miss Willie Neeley
j. F. Ball and Sam Jennings re-
turned Saturday from business
trip to Oklahoma. Judge Ball say
Whiskey and beer is sold openly
and everywhere in that prohibi
ton state.
First and last game of the sea
son, and the biggest game eve
pulled off in Montgomery, will
he played next Sunday between
Montgomery and the Ellendale
of st. Louis.
The little girl baby of Alber
and Linnie Gliser died Saturda.
evening OF something like erysip
elias, aged about ten days. Th'
remains were inferred in the cit.
cemetery Sunday.
Base ball at Brandt's Park mex
Sunday. Montgomery VS.. Ellen
dales of st. Louis. Haight will b.
in the box for Montgomery. G.
out and see how he has improved
by his season in fast company.
The Montgomery high schoo
foot ball team was defeated b.
Blees Military Academy at Ma
con Monday by score Qf IS i
I. Maybe that Z Y ths Z Y reason y. q