asDaatsaa bh esduhbbr 5 BACK IN 1902. a3 673 Item* of Interest Taken From ,.JU 3 the Files of the Monitor. '13aaDaasaassganogaBBQNovember 2Charles Bntterly has returned to Moberly from Detroit and has accepted a position on the Wabash as brake-*man.Henry Levy returned last night'from a business trip to St. Louis.\ % .Yesterday evening as an extra Wabash freight train was going west near Carrollton, it broke in two and then the sections ran together. Bralccmaa Jack Acuff was slightly injured. Yesterday the Wabash section mento the number of21 bad a conference and- decided to ask for an increase oi 3 5 cents a day in wages. They wciegetting $1.35.Mr.'and Mrs. Bell Mahan, who lefttSaturday for Kentucky to oe at the bedside of their ncicc, Miss Ethel King, arrived in Bradcnburg two hour before death resulted.Mrs. J. W. Laughlin of Brunswick isthe guest of Moberly friends.W. B. Jennings and II. E. Watts are on a bunting trip near Triplet.':.. Mrs. Harris of St. Louis, is visiting her son, M. D. Leonard, who is quite sick. v-Conductors Cowherd and Mink has been assigned to regular runs on Lnc main line.Dispatcher Tom Jones 'hns% returned to Moberly and expects to go lo workhere again.Mrs. Firth and Misses Annie JamesVand Mary Wight will- go to Kansas City tomorrow.Mrs. Ada. Hammond is visiting her brother, C. II. Hammond, in Iowa.Mr. and Mrs. Harry Haworth and son, Palmer, went to St. Louis today to visit Mr. and Mrs. N. F. Haworth.rc-lalivcs.Mrs., Will Owens and., daughter, Celosttm;, of IVfbbcrly spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Brimd-age.Mrs. Johanna Adler returned to her home in Kansas City, after spending the summer on her farm south-scm\veast of town.Mr. and Mrs. C. A; O’Dell, Mr. and Mrs. Bon 'Wright and Mrs. Bessie Baker drove over to Columbia Sunday for a visit with Miss HildaWright, who is a tsudent at the Uni-•versity of Missouri.-Mr. and Mrs. C. S. HoubTaml Miss Elsie Zaffire of Oil City are visiting Mr. and'Mrs. Ellerd Baker and Mr. and Mrs. Win. Lambicr.Thomas Johnson of Eureka, Mo., is spending a few days with \Y. \y. Brundage.Mrs. Eliza Bice is spending . the week in Moberly with her daughter, Mrs. Harry' Burrell, and her son, .loo Bice.W. F. Clceton and family of Clark% * 4spent Sunday, with relatives and friends here.Dr. and Mrs. Burkhallor had as their guests over Sunday his mother, Mrs. Burkhalter of Wollsville, and his brother and his wife, Mr, and .Mrs. Harry Burkhalter, who made the trip in their auto.tliIIMiyblt;a01atB11linisciI.oltiiYiitMr. and Mrs. Harry Burrell andson, Billy, spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Eliza Bice, and sister, Martha Bice.The Pythian Sister gave a maskiH1GBEEMrs. Calvin Mag ruclcr and daughter, Miss Ella -Mac, left Monday for Colorado Springs to spend the win-yter.Mrs. Bertha Hall and ITitlo daugh-i .r, Mary Elizabeth, are spending a :w days in Kansas City visiting her .ster, Mrs. Pete Walker, and family, hey are also visiting Miss Elsie ambier, who • is recovering from aving her t tonsils removed a few ays ago at St.''JosephHospital. She ; getting, aloud nicely.Mrs.. Jolm Rule leflt Monday .lor olorado-to visit her daughter, Mrs. obevt Dnfries.G. H. ltennolds spent Saturday and unday \v;illi his brother, J. M. Ren-olds, at Fayette.Miss Sylvia Littlejohn of St. Jo-eph, who is a student at Missouri ini versity, spent the week-end with ir. and Mrs. Dave Hare and otherDown puts this wonderful ( er in your home—Call am for a demonstration.t**:tsssssmasmmzmBiB^sms^aaas* (r