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Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-17
Order Of Publication.

STATE OF MISSOURI, 50.
COUNTY OF RIPLEY,
In the Clfcuit Court Of Ripley county, To the
June Term, iei2 80
Laura Pfice, Plaintiff.
vs.
o. p. Hedges. Paul Philips. Charles p. Fuller,
Josiah fagg, William Slgerson, A. L. fyler q
Co., The o. p Hedges Land and Investment
Company, The Western Mortgage and
Investment Company, limited, The Phillips
investment Company, T. 7. Gentry, and an
unknown parties who derive claims and titles
- consorts. heirs, devisees, donees, ahenees,
and as Immediate mesne, remote, voluntary
and involuntary grantees Of Isaac r. Campbell,
deceased. John Conway, deceased. A. L. Tyler
deceased, George Smizer, deceased, Long
hemme wlstor. deceased, Mary Heferman
deceased, Madison Miller, deceased, ]. p.
Eagin. deceased, Richard l. Mabrey deceased,
S. D Catln, deceased, Charles Hosfer, de-
ceased, and >. 7, Adams, deceased, Defendants
Suit 20 Quiet Title
The State OF Missouri 10 each OF the above
naned defendants, greeting:
You are hereby notified that the above named
ptaintif has On this the 18th day OF April. A. b.
1912. fiied with the undersigned clerk OF the oir-
cult court Of Ripley county, Missouri, In vaca-
tion, hia petition duly verified ~ the oath OF
James y. Fulhrieht, her attorney OF record,
wherein ssid plaintiff alleges, among other
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-17
Trustees Sale.
W. II, STONE,
Clerk County Court.

On Monday, the Ord day OF June, 1919, at the
court house door In the city OF Donlphan, Ripley
county, Missouri, between the hours OF lOaO
O'Clock In the forenoon and 500 O'Clock in the
afternoon, viii sell at auction TO the highest
bidder rcash, subject TO a prior deed OF trust,
dated November q, 1910 given by David L. Evans
and Elizabeth I. Evans his wife, 10 Charles B.
Linvtlle, Trustee, to secure the payment OF a
note OF 1000 20 and the interest thereon and re-
corded In the Recorders office In Ripley county,
Missouri. In Book 3d. page Sl4, all OF the follow
ing described land:
Allof the south one-half of section twenty-one
~, township twenty-four (24I north, range
three 80 east OF the fifth principal meridian,
containing three hundred twenty fa20l acres OF
lard more or less, situate in Ripley county, Mis-
souri,.
This sale 10 made BY reason OF default IN the
conditions Of a certain deed OF trust made to
Charles B. Linville, trustee, on the 2lst day OF
November, 1910, by DAVID L. Evans and Elizabeth
7. Evans his wife, and recorded in the Record
er's once in Ripley county, Missouri, In Book 80,
page S76.
Said Charles B. Linyille having refused to act.
Dated at nonlphan, Ripley county, Missouri
May 10th, 1912.
]. IT, ROBINSON
T-4t. Sheriff Ripley County, Missouri.
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-17
GOOD FRIENDS OF 7. R.
"elG BUSINESS" ALWAYS PAR.
TiAL TO THIRD TERRA MAN.
Well Known, Also, That The Attach
ment Was Reciprocated-lt Re-
mains to Be Seen What the
Voters Think About Il.

The friendly relations existing be-
tween Theodore Roosevelt and the
banking house of J. p. Morgan & Co.
have long been notorious.
lie appointed two members Of the
firm. bacon and Sattsrlee, the latter
sonin-law Of Mr.. Morgan. to impor-
tant CGlces.
Elihu Root, a member CT his cabi-
net. MAS MIR Morgan's lawyer George
b. CCrtslyou, another mcmbCr of his
cabinet, vas highly regarded by Mr..
MorE.n. pEilander c. Knox. another
member Of his cabinet. was an attor-
ney Of oGe n the constituents Of Mr..
Moresns steel Trust.
Georca W. Perains. until recently
a member Of the firm OF ] P. Morgan
& Co., is now and for long time
has been an intimate personal friend
of Mr. Roosevelt. At present he Is
advocating the third term and the
sovereignty of Big Business at Wash
inRton.
1t was Mr.. Morgan's partners in the
steel trust, Messrs. Gary and Frick,
who, in 1851, persuaded Mr.. Roosevelt
to license the violation a. law in the
matter Of the absorption OF Tennes-
see Coal and Iron, thus lnonopoli2ing
high-grudo iron ore.
The question as to tnc amount Of
money tnat was contributed by the
steel trust to the Roosevelt campaign
fund in 1891 never has been answered.
1t is known that, on Mr. Roosevelt's
invitation, E. II. Harr;man raised
s260,OCO.
Former Senator Hansbroush. Re-
publican, Of North Dakota, now adds
another chapter TO this instructive
record. He says that in 1905 young
assistant United States attorney in
his state named y. D. Townsend, pre-.
pared case against the harvester
trust and presented 1t with all his
proofs to Attorney General Bonaparte,
who said that he would prosecute, but
who never did, because, after Mr..
Roosevelt had received a call from
George w. Perkins, the Attorney Cen
eral was instructed to drop the mat
ter.
This particular attorney general is
the one who on another occasion,
when he was following a fresh trail
of the same kind. received a letter
from Mr. Roosevelt asking whether
We can afford to throw away the great
influence Of the Morgan interests that
have been SO friendly TO us?"
We should think that the people Of
the western states who are not so ap-
preclatiye OF the friendship OF the
Morgan interests would be inclined to
revise their opinions as to the "neces.
sary man"
Mr. Roosevelt may be indispensable
to some people but they are not the
millions Of plain Americans who work
for living and pay taxes Louis
Republic,
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-17
Order Of Publication.

STATE OF MISSOURI,
COUNTY OF RIPLEY, -
In the Circuit Court OF Ripley county, Missouri.
To the June Term, A. %. l9l2
Nels Janson Fogh, Plaintiff,
W
Hibbits, Isaac Mccoy, Mary L Norton, P. N.
Norton, John p FaRan, and all unknown per-
sons who derive claims and titles as consorts.
heirs, devisees, donees, allenees, and a. lmme-
diate mesne, remote, voluntary and ihyoian-
tary grantees OF Charles johnson. deceased
Henry &. Wright deceased, Willis Hbbits.
deceased, sisaao Mccoy, decreased, Mary T..
Norton, deceased, p. N Norton, deceased.
Iohn +. Pagan, deceased, Henry n. MandevElle.
deceased, Phillip Qaade, deceased. and Jacob
KILLER, deceased, Defendants
Suit 20 Quiet Title.
the Stated Missouri TO The stove named de-
PENDANTS greeting:
You are hereby nouled that the above named
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-17
stuhhs the cohaervstlvs.

The devil CT conservatism has
Stubs of Kansas In his cowardly
clutches. Writing TO the colonel
the grandest governor that ever
governed makes this puny estimate OF
the thlrd-term forces: @You do not
need to speak for yourself personally,
for the public sentiment ia more than
Ave to one In your favor at this time"
Five to onel IT'S thousands to
one. Except for 6,0o000 or 7,COO,-
900 Democrats and 5,O0O,eoO or 6OOo.
900 Republicans. everybody IS for the
colonel. Practically unanimous.
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-17

Next Tuesday the Ohio state
presidential primary will be held.
Both Taft and and Roosevelt are
campaigning the state thorough
ly. As it is Taft's home state
the probability is that he will
carry il, though Roosevelt is ac-
eused Of having thousands OF
dollars to buy votes with.
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-17

of RipleyCOunty
Attention !

There will be a MassMeet-
ing at the Court house in
Doniphan, Mo-, May 25th,
1912, at | o'clock, p. m. for
the purpose of deciding on
putting out a ticket for the
August primary election in
the county.
BY order of Committee.
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-17

So far as the United States gov
ernment is concerned we > tax the
needs rather than the wealth of the
people, for most of its leyies run
against consumption and not against
property. The man of small means
and his family viii use as much sugar
as the mu'timlllionaire, and is taxed
accordingly. When we reach for
property and incomes the demand Is
distributed very differently.
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-17
Notice, to Publishers
of School Textbooks.

Advertisement is hereby made by Ripley
County Textbook Commission OF Ripley county,
Mo-, IN accordance with the provisions OF Article
X, Chapter 10, r. s 1909, relating to textbooks,
for bids from publishing houses for textbooks to
be used exclusively In all the public schools OF
Rip.ey cOu ty. Mo- except such schools as may
be exempt as provided by Section 10 81 X, S
1909 Tor period Of five years, except that con
tract for all books introduced into the public
schools since May lst, lqO5 through recommen-
dHton OF boards Of directors or county boards Of
education may b. made to expire use years from
the date of the first intraduct1on ofsaid books
The subjects In which changes will be cunsid-
cred and the probable number Of books OF each
kind required are as follows:
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-17
Wrong stIil Ranklss.

Secretary Knox may scatter his
compliments with both hands wher.
ever he goes In Central and South
America, but as the envoy OF the
United States the memory Of Panama
dogs his footsteps Every Latin-Amer-
lean state knows how and why Co
lombia has been denied redress. New
York World.
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-17
condemned By nIs own word..

The wise custom which limits the
president to two terms regards the
substance end not the form. and un.
der no circumstances viii ! be a can.
didate for, or accept, another nomi,
nation Theodore Roosevelt, Nov 8,
1904.
Better Il Is that thou shouldst not
VOW than that thou shouldst vow and
not pay.-Ecclesiastes, " 8.
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-17
STATE OF MISSOURI,
Cnf.Nt1rv nc Drpr

STATE OF MISSOURI,
COUNTY OF RIPLEY, '''
I, Chas O Booker, clerk Of the circuit court
In ard for the county and State aforesaid certify
the above ard foregoing TO be a true, correct
and complete copy Of the record ofthe Ripley
county circuit court In the cause therein named
as fully as TIE same appears Of record in my
C;ticp.
In Witness Whereof, have heTeunto set my
hand and ai1lxed the seal Of said court in the
city Of Doniphan, Ripley county, Missouri, this
the 18th day Of April, A D. 1912
SEAL. CRAS o. BOOKER,
Clerk of the Circuit Court Of Ripley county,
Miss uri. 26-At
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-17

Senator Thos E. Kinney, OF St.
Louis, died at his home in that
county, Wednesday of this week,
OF tuberculosis. While known
locally there as "Snake" Kinney
he had the respect and esteem Of
all classes, from the highest to
the lowest, and was the architect
OF bis own fortune and position.s
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-17
Roosevelt is preparing the wa,

Roosevelt is preparing the way
to bolt the action of the Chicago
convention, should Taft's friends
control il. He is claiming sol as
sured delegates in The convention
although his committee poll only
gives him 800, and he says If he
don't get them it will be because
zhe national committee will beat
him out Of them. But be says
he will be there and take a hand
III the fixin' up hisself.
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-17

Champ Clark is so far head Of
the other Democratic candidates
in their respective races for dele.
gates to the Baltimore conven-
tion that he is in a class all to
himself. He is on the home
stretch and is leading them a mile.
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-17
STATE OF MISSOURI, l..
County Of Ripley, 90

STATE OF Missouri, L.
County Of Ripley, so'
/, Chas. o. Booker, clerk OF the circuit court
Ia and for the county Of Ripley and State afore-
said, certify the above and foregoing to be- a
true, correct and complete copy Of the order OF
publination In the cause therein named as fully
as the same appears Of record In my ONCE
IN Witness whereof, have heIeunto set my
hand and affixed the seal of said court, In the
city Of Doniphan this the 29rd day OF April, A. d.
SEAL. CHAS. o. BOOKER,
2O-4t Clerk Circuit Court.
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-17

II is all over-Taft and Roose.
welt both claim to have enough
delegates to cinch the nomina-
ton. Taft says he has 543 and
Roosevelt claims sol. II this is
the case their national committee
had best indefinitely postpone TIE
Chicago convention.
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-17

The compromise effected in Law.
renee between strikers and the man.
ayers Of certain mills should lead to
the settlement OF the whole trouble.
That the min hands were inadequate
ly paid In the highly-protected indus
tries Of Lawrence required no other
proof than the publication of the man
ayers own figures.
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-17

Herbie Hadley has made Mis-,
souri, as safely Democratic this
year as it has ever been in the
past. Even the Globe Democrat
admits it.
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-17
Misunderss.ndlno.

The man was walking along read
ing the sigma Coming to garage,
be saw this one: Rubber tires" He
studied It for moment and then was
beard to say:
Well when 1t comes to hsela I
don't think 1t does a. much as ieath-
Ma
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-17

STATE oF MfssouRI,
County Of Ripley,
|, Chss o. Booker, clerk OF the circuit court
In and for the county and state Aforesaid, certifv
the above and foregoing to be true, correct
and complete copy of the order Of publication tn
the cause therein named a fully a. the same.
appears OF record IN NY of1ca.
N Witness Whereof, I heFa hereunto set nv
hnnd and seal this The 18th dey OF April, A b.
1914
lSEAL CIIAS. o. BOOKER,
2B-si Clerk Circuit Court
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-17

JOHN H. ROBINSON, Of Donlphan, rrsr.ct.
fuly sollcits the support Of the Democratic yat.
ers OF the county at the primary election
J, ACEL PONDER, OF Doniphan, respectful,
soHcUs the support OF trr Democratic voter, Gl
the county at the primary election.
II. F. NANNlNkLE, OF Thomas township. rc.
Spectfully solicltS the support Of the Democrgli,
voters OF tho county At the primary election
z. W. lDAD) SMITH, OF Donlphan, respect.
tuly solicils the support Of the Democrats yoi.
ers OF the county at The primary election.
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-17

The Ark n as Republicans
have nominated two state tickets
for the November election. A.
they can't elect one, we don't see
what they want two for.
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-17

JESSE c. SHEPPARD, OF Doniphan, respect
fully so,lclis the support OF the voters Of the
lhlriy-thlrd judicial Cinsu.t q Missouri tom
posed OF Butler and RipleyCOunt' 'es) )for theuam-
inatiOn as Judge OF the circuit for a second term
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-17

JAMES F. FULBRIGHT, Of poniphan. re-
spectlully solicis the support Of the democratic
voters OF The county at the primary election
JAMES K. LANGFORD. of Doniphan, res, cot
fully sCNci,es the slpp0rt Of the Democrl.is
voters OF tae county at tln primary election.
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-17
TREASURER or RIPLEY COUNTY.

WILLIAM G. S. LACKEY OF Doniphan, rc
lecttnlly solcits the support of tn Democrat,
F)ters OF the county at the primary election.
WM, F, MCCLAIN, OF Doniphan, respectf,lll,
sollcits the support Of the Democratic voters OF
the county at the primary election,
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-17

CliNlI.EN l.. fEhGl son, Of Doniphan, re-
specially -0lcits the support OF tar Democrat
ic voters OF N" county al the primary election
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-17
STATE OF MISSOURI, L.
County OF Ripley, %.

!, Chas o. Rooyer, clerk Of the circuit court
In and for the county and State aforesaid certify
the above and Foregoing TO be true, correct
and complete copy 0f the records OF the publica-
ton In the cause therein named en- fully rs the
same appears Of record In my once.
In v itness Whereof have hereunto set my
hand and seal this the md day OF May, 1912
fSEkL CHAS, o. BOOKER,
26-4t Clerk Circuit Court.
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-17
STATE OF MISSOURI, L..
County of Rinley. Ssi

STATE OF MISSOURI, -
County of Ripley, So
!, Chas. O. Booker, clerk OF the olrouit court
In and for the county and State aforesaid, certify
the foregoing to be true and complete copy OF
the order Of publication in the cause therein
named as fully as the same appears Of record in
my ofaoe
In witness Whereof, ! have hereunto set my
hand and seal this the 2nd day OF May 1912 p
SEAL,l CHAS. o. BOOKER,
26-4t Clerk Circuit Court
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-17

JOHN \. BROOKS. of Donlphar, respectfully
collects the supper, he n.h,eratic voter, Of
tSe county AZ The PRIMARY election
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-17
COUNTY COURT WESTERN DISTRICT.

JAMES ". STANLEY, Of Current River town.
nSh,p, respectfully solcts the support of the
3ia'ic p3enocfa'ic voters OF the county at the primary
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-17

ARTHUR T. BREWSTER. OF Butler corpty.
solicits the votes OF The Democrats OF the
Twenty first Senatorial District, composed "
the counties OF iijEser. Batter, Cape Glrar-
deac. Carter DunElin, Ripley and Wayne. as
candidate for the Seuata OF the issouri La-..-
hture,
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-17
ANNOUNCEMENTS,
lTEE FOR ANNOUNCING NAMES MUST Be PAID Is
ADVANCE.
Primary Election, Tuesday,
August 3. 1912.
srArE sENArE-rwEHrN-E -EIRsr n1srn1cr

BY authority of the persons named herewith
We anbounc" them rs canddates Ter the posi-
tOns mentioned
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-17

n you don't think the steel trust is
good" Just look at the 24o per cent.
It made on its ore railrnadl
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-17

ARCH MOORE, ot DUni3han, respectfully
rollclis the supPpit Of The n Uocra 'ic voters q,
tile county at tn" primary election
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-17
JUDGE COUNTY corRr.-rAsrrRN pIsrnIcl

ELMER 7. SliROUE OF Donphan, respect.
fully s0lcts the support OF the Democratic yn.-
ers OF the county at the primary election.
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-17

STATE OF MISSOURI, H.
COUNTY or RIPLEY, (Ss
In the Circuit oart of Ripley county. 70 the
June Term, a. d. 1912.
c. H. Martin, Plaintiff,
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recipients of some beautiful
presents.
At eight-thirty the wedding
company went to Nohes Cafe
e here an elegant dinner was
served in a beautifully decorated
room under the supervision of
Mrs. Nohe. The brides cake
was just simply grand.
The newly married couple left
Alhance the same evening on
passenger No. AZ for Dover, Mo,
where they will remain for about
two months and then return to
Alliance to make their home
Alliance Weekly Times.
Mr.. Pauling is a Dover boy
and we extend congratulations
and best wishes to him and his
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Three travelling men entered
the dining room at The Nickel
Hotel Wednesday morning. Their
orders were being taken, when
the waiter asked the gentlemen
how they would have their eggs.
The first gentleman replied,
"Santa Fe style The second
gentleman said, &C. & A. style
The third gentleman not know
ing exactly what was on foot,
but unwilling to be outdone re
piled, "Thc Missouri Pacific
style. Their orders were
brought except the eggs for the
gentleman wanting them "The
Missouri Pacific style" He
waited petiertly until the meal
was nearly finished, when he ask
ed the waiter what had become
of his eggs. The waiter I'M
hesitatingIy replied, "Sir, the
Missouri Pacific is two hours
lat"
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Tuesday

Oklahoma, was here Tuesday
visiting with friends.
William Vim met with quite
a painful accident Saturday af-
ternoon. In climbing out of
a wagon he caught a ring he was
wearing on the third finger of
his left hand, on the piece of
iron at the top of the wagon, al
most severing the finger. DR..
Harwood was out of town and
he suffered severely for several
hours until the Doctor arrived,
when he dressed the finger,
but the last account it was still
very painful, and it was thought
it might be necessary to ampu-
tate the finger.
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THE BEST PROOF
Given BY a Lexington Citi-
zen.

Given BY a Lexington Citi-
zen,
Doan's Kidney Pills were
used-they brought benefit.
The story was told to a Lex
ington residents.
Time has strengthened the
evidence.
Has proven the result lasting.
The testimony is home testi-
mony-
The proof convincing,
1t can be investigated by Lex
ington residents.
Mrs. Butler Talbot, 2107
Franklin Ave, Lexington, Mo-,
says "Congested kidneys and
inflammation of the bladder gave
me intense suffering for months.
u had trouble with the kidney
secretions and suffered from dull.
dragging backaches and pains
through my kidneys. l was
hardly able to work and doctor
ing brought me no relief. Fl
nally l used Doan's Kidney Pills
which | got at Crenshaw &
Young's Drug Store and they
relieved me-" Statement given
December 4, 1910
LASTING RESULTS
When Mrs. Talbot was inter
viewed on October l6, 1912, she
said: 81 cheerfully confirm my
former endorsement Of Deans
Kidney Pills and / can still
recommend them. The benefit
they brought has been perman
emit
For sale by all dealers. Price
so cents. Foster Milburn Co.
Buffalo, New York, sole agents
for the United States.
Remember the ame-Doan 5
and take no other.
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day night for an extended visit
with relatives.
Rudolph Yokley and family
were in Lexington Tuesday.
Rev. and Mrs. y. N. Williams
of Lexington We're guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Oliver Sunday.
Gilbert Green and Harvey
Kiemsmith Of Corder we're here
Saturday night.
Mrs. Harvey Vaughan was in
Wayerly Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs, James Corbin
were in Lexington Saturday,
Philip VAIL and, small daugh-
ter, Louise, were in Lexington
Saturday.
Mrs, W. A. Redd has been
sick for several weeks, but is
some better at present.
Mrs. viii Pauling, Mrs, Mar
Tin Pauling and Miss Blanche
thurman spent Monday in Lex
ington guests of Mrs. Emmett
ISpeas.
Miss Corine Dysart and For.
est Santwyer Of Higginsvillt
We're here sunday afternoon.
Claude johnson and wife
Miss Dick Grady and Gordon
White motored down from Lex.
mgton Sunday afternoon.
4 il. i. Corbin and daughter
Miss virgie, II. L. Corbin, Jr.
and Ben Vaughan were in Lex
ington Tuesday.
William Williams Of Inals
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Dover Notes.

w. S. MCGEE and sister, Miss
Minnie, were in Corder Wednes-
day.
f. L. Cox and wife we're in
Lexington Monday.
Mrs. Oliver Martin and Mrs.
0. W. IIaggard shopped in Lex
ington Monday.
Mrs, Virgie Johnson and
daughter, Miss Bess, of Kansas
City visited relatives here last
week.
Miss Joy Bullard Of Lexington
spent the week end here
the guest OF Miss Helen Cole.
Rev. J, II. Garter, S. G.
Vaughan and wife and Mrs. w.
B. HARDWOOD were in Lexington
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reid Moreland
Of Lexington were guests Of
Jack Cooper and wife Sunday.
Gordon White Of Kansas City
was here several days last
week.
Mrs. Chal Young Of Prairie
Church neighborhood attended
the supper here Saturday night
Mrs. Harmon VAIL and sister.
Miss Dean Dysart shopped il
Lexington Tuesday,
The ladies Of the Christian
church collected about $500 al
their supper Saturday night.
Martin Pauling and wife q
Alliance. Nebraska, came ia Fri
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Pauling-Pierce

A beautiful quiet wedding oc-
CURED at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. N. Pierce Wednesday
night at the hour of eight when
their daughter, Sella, was united
in marriage to Mr.. Martin w.
Pauling of this city. Rev. Frank
Woten, pastor Of the Christian
church officiated at the wedding,
using the ring ceremony.
These were present as guests
Mrs. f.. A. Woten, Robert L.
Fox of Dover, Mo, j. W. Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Z. f. Shields, Mr..
and Mrs. D.. w. Middleton, be-
sides the immediate family.
The bride and groom were the
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The Kansas City Star reports
Col. Roosevelt back to his desk
feeling "bully, just as though
a 'bull'' could feel otherwise.
Mrs. j. F. Winn spent Mon
day in Kansas City.
Miss Dora Peacock spent Mon
day in Kansas City.
Mrs. A. W. Allen spent Mon
day in Kansas City.
Miss Willmon Edwards went
to Kansas City Friday to
spend the day.
Mrs. G. c. Cox returned to her
home in Marshall Wednesday
| after "A few days visit with Miss
Georgia Smith.
Mrs. B, A.. Reynolds returned
to her home in Hastings, Okla,
Tuesday evening after a few
days visit with relatives here.
Miss Anna Wood E~ggleston,
who has been visiting in Kansas
City returned home Tuesday ev-
ening.