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Newspaper
Monroe City Democrat
Location
Monroe City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1908
Page
4
A call asserts America needs Democratic leaders now and questions why the government should keep funds with favored banks to lend at high interest, while decrying attempts to imitate Bryan on the Democratic ticket.
A dated call urges formation of working Democratic Clubs in each town across the states. The message stresses timely organization and action to energize local partisan activity and member participation.
A 30 year old man from Randolph County is delivered to the penitentiary to serve a three year term for stealing a horse, having already spent five prior terms in the Missouri Penitentiary for horse and mule theft. The incident follows a warrant from Sheriff Hoosen as authorities move to secure the outside-state judgment.
Col J Rab Kidd plans hog purchases at the Katy depot and will pay the highest market price as advised by F and M Bank.
Mrs Lucie Green, 35, from Monroe Michigan, married William Green of Shanahan Illinois after securing a license in Toledo. The ceremony marked the first known case in the state where a widow married a brother of her two deceased husbands.
Notice of letters of administration granted April 11 1907 by Monroe County Missouri Probate Court for the estate of Lady A Rigar deceased. Creditors must present claims within one year or be barred. two years from publication to file claims. Also contains unrelated ad-like text and population figures from an old directory.
A garbled 19th century-style notice set reports the Democratic Committee furnishing decorations for a convent event in Nurshall Missouri and mentions a 206 vote majority. It lists candidates including Randolph Senator Allister and J Will Hays, plus brief family updates on Gus Jackson’s hospitalization in Blessing Hospital Quincy and other local movements and visits.
Weoree Sidner visited his brother Dr Clay Sidner in Broo tield Tuesday. James Jogen left for Las Vegas New Mexico Tuesday. The chance is he will swing the gircle and return to Misson f. Mr and Mrs Ro Geo have tea wit jirient erty Khoo Aibloek, Miss Jeer Maddux, Vow share es Mertie Longmire and Lambert. Hagan and less Sharp spent Sunday with friends in Paris. Did you eat a whiff of that sweet aroma from Culbertson Co cigar abovelet. Sweeter than new mown hay are the cigars kept by Culbertson Co N Main Street. Mrs Katherine Lear went to Bluff City Monday. Robert Greeves of Hannibal has been with the homeless N A Drescher transacted business in the Gem City Monday. Bert Handiry was a business visitor in Palmyra Manilly. Mrs Bert Kong of Snelbing spent Tuesday with friend Mrs J Baca. Thames Christian had been a business visitor in Hannibal. Mrs Emmett Griffith has had a slight stroke of paralysis. William Richards merchant at Perry was a business visitor in the city Tuesday. Nort Magruder of Paris was with Monroe friends Monday.
A large cigar case displays a refined class of smoking items likely to please the most fastidious smoker. Culberisun & Un offers an assortment emphasizing quality, selection, and presentation for discerning patrons.
Mrs Thomas Bynum visited Palmyra Monday to see her parents Thomas Elzea and wife W C T U with a meeting January 28 Hostess Mrs J J Brown Christian Oilne Leader Mrs Hugh Stevens William Warths Camp Point IL arrived to visit Frank McG rth land and family QC L Carpenter called to Syracuse Mo by his father s serious illness Mrs R Marshall called to Perry for her daughter s illness Mrs Sula Ridele and others noted in local notes
R Meriwether left Tuesday for Midland Texas to handle legal business. The P E Os will meet with Mrs W G Williamson Saturday at 2 30 pm.
Henry Wherity and his wife welcomed a fine boy to their home bringing happiness to the family. Hoyles Concert on Monday at the Opera House January 27 and a return engagement for Mr. MacMurry on February 25, 1908 is planned by the lecture course. Mrs. Elzea of Palmyra came to visit relatives. Victor H. Spalding of Centerville Iowa visited his parents with W J O Leary. Bailey Jackson traveled to Perry to see his brother Chris who was scarcely better.
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