Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1916-03-17
Salisbury Scribblings

Judge Lamb, we learn, severely
cut his knee, and will be laid up
some days. We hope it don't
prove serious.
Mrs. Geo. Isert and Ida May,
second daughter of F. B. Nc
Curry and wife are on the sick
list this week.
Senator Wallace, Judge Her.
ring, Ben Smith. Capt. Benecke,
Geo. w. Rucker and others of
Brunswick attended the Rosen-
stein funeral here Sunday.
M. B. Williams, city collector,
whose illness was reported last
week, is again at his post Of
duty, stirring up taxpayers.
John McCarty whose wife died
a short time ago. will sell off his
stock and farm implements. He
has reached the age when farm
ing is too strenuous.
Tn fire whistle blew Wednes-
day morning announcing a blaze
at the Bottling Works, but be-
fore the laddies got there the
flames were subdued. Loss
small.
Geo. W. Woodson and family
left for Moberly Wednesday
where they will make their fu-
ture home. Since this good fa-
mily has been here they have en-
deared themselves to our people
and we regret to see them go.
Low neck dresses and spring
weight underwear took a big
dose of moth balls Tuesday and
retired. What l say unto you,
| say unto all-March!
The man trap in the street
crossing, at the post-office front,
has been removed and the fear
of damage suit went with it.
AS the coal HEAVIER and ice
man were about to change places
Tuesday, old boreas stepped in
and stopped the proceeding.
Those who attended the soiree
at the Methodist church, Tuesday
afternoon, were delighted with
the entire program and are loud
in their praise. We lift our hat
to the promoters for an invitation.
Elder Holloway entered on
the second year of his ministry
here Sunday. The past year has
has been successful one, about
80 new members being added to
the church.
The hot stove brigade here
has sanctioned the punitive in
vasion of Mexico, but will let
Funston and Villa settle it, with
Pershing's assistance.
Our good old friend, Henry S.
Bozworth, now in his 85th year
was in town Monday morning
and gave US one of the incest
apples we have seen this year.
He and his wife who is Sc live
alone on his fine farm and are
both rather feeble. This pioneer
couple are of our very best peo-
pie and we feel honored by their
presence.
Thos. Williams and wife of
Stuttgart Ark, are here on a
visit to the formers mother.
Their many friends were glad to
see them.
Claud Tuder and family of
Denver are here on a visit.
Louis Meier and wife have
moved back from Sedalia to their
farm south OF this place. They
are fine people and we are glad
they are home again.
C. A. Buster is in Chicago on
a business visit.
Harry Hunter of Bevier was
here Tuesday on business.
We regret to learn that Miss
Mary Bean who has been at a
sanitarium in st. Louis for some
time, did not improve as had
hoped and is now at home in a
precarious condition.
John Phelps has sold his pro-
perty in Copeland & Donaldson
addition to C. C. Mason and
moved to his farm near Pee Dee.
John is a good fellow and we
don't like to lose him and his
good family.
William Rosenstein, aged 20,
for many years a prominent mer-
chant at Brunswick, and for
about three years, last past, a
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