Moberly Weekly Monitor from Moberly, Missouri • Page 3

Of the Establishment of the Estate, Iioan and Insurance Agency of Andrew B. Little occurs today, May 15, 19O7. A. B. LITTLE, Real Instate.

Loan and Insurance Agent, Jefferson Building Five years ago I started in business wit.hont a dollar or previous experience, today I have one of the best agencies in the county and the finest and best equipped offices in. the. state outside of the largo cities. I own one half of the capital stock of the company which crec-, t.ed the building where my office is located which, in addition in other property in this city owned by me makes. me permanently located, in tluUuisinoss to stay and financially responsible.

'When started in business I resolved that 1 won hi faithfully, honestly and promptly attend to any and all business given the people, would appreciate my efforts to acceptably serve them. I hiive kept that resolution and will, continue to until the end and any one who is kind enough to me their patronage, can rest assured the same will receive careful and prompt attention to the minutest details. Tu my-real estate department I have propositions to meet'the needs nnd wishes of all classes of people and conditions, and.know 1 en acceptably serve my customers and save, them money. I nm able, without delay, to make any reasonable Joan on real estate, at the very lowest rates best terms and urge those, seeking loans to see me before taking action as they will find it much to then- pro fit, When it comes to insurance of ALl'j kinds, 1 acknowledge no superiors and few, if any equals, in this part of the state. When yon think of insurance think' of me and if yon will give me yonr business I will personally guarantee perfect satisfaction, dealing and honorable treatment, not let any one lend yon into the belief "that one insurance company is just as good as another." There is just as much difference between insurance 'companies ns there is between women, a'nd that is saying a good deal.

Uoar in mind that 1 absolutely nothing to do with fake schemes or propositions of whatever- kind or character Nothing but straight business goes with me all the time. I am a Notary Public and am prepared to wait on the public in service at all times. Thanking all for their kindness to me in the past and soliciting the patronage of all the people in this community, I B'LITTLE, Jefferson Buildingf. 'r tf r-TJv? 1 OFFICE OF A. B.

LITTLE, MOBERLY, MO prom FOR DAMAGES Heirs of Zollycother Robinson Sue The Wabash For Five Thousand Dollars, WILL CAVE MARRIED Will Cave, Late of Moberly Weds Miss McMurphy of Monroe County, Charles Robinson, administrator of the estate ol I collier Knhinson, deceased, today brought suit against the AVnhash railroad mid the case will e.ome up at the no.Kt term of circuit conrl, Roliinson sonic months ago in I he. AVabnsh shops by large wheel, falling on him wh'ile he was performing ins duties as a Inborn 1 in one of the gnnirs. The in.iuries resulted in his death a IVAV hours later. The suit was limited lo as it appears Mint, MM- law that allows $10,000 for a man's lile, applies only to those killed on the cjirs-or on locomo! i vex nnd not in shops. DEATH OF MRS.

ED 1V1OOKE As briel'lv announced in ycsler- dnv's AConhor. MIC dealh ol' Mrs. Co'ra Allies occurred nl home on so.iiMi Ault street ye--- lerdnv morning oi' a eninpJicMl son of discHScs. She luid beet) ill lor several months but was able to he up nnd out oT bod the most of time. She was born on August.

1U and wonbi have been vears of b' 1 birthda.v She is survived by her luisbnnd, Iv Moore whom she married 18SU. and four children, two sous n( dnlighters wlio are, Ijoy I'Moyd MobiM- ol' Ibis city, Mrs. Robert "atari in of West Kansas, and Minnie Moore of Alob- She also leaves an inotlier, J. who has made her home with her daughter. Sho was a constant Christian and bore her with She a true and faithl'iit wd'e, niolhei-.

ENTERTAINED RELATIVES. ('. Lnndram and wiTt; of Mer- conl Calirornia. visited tbeir JMrs. Luella Kennedy between trains today.

L. drani of brother oH'. Lnn- dram and father of Airs. Kennedy was also here today. They were (Mii'oute to the nvuiM-al ass(Mubly of the rresbvterian church which convenes at Oolnmhus, Ohio.

Lloyd Baker's lather and Lan'drani are in business in aM- fornia and ho was present at, HHJ dinner today. AVill Cave an old hoy who-for ninny was employed as a cleric at tlio 33ast Side Store, married Sunday to Miss Lulu a charming girl of county and "sister ol' (if east Moberly. Tho cor(Mnony was pcrTorined at (loss, Monroe c.onnly, Sunday t.ernoon by Kov. ll.orton in the presence oi: only a few relatives. Direct the ceremony (lie newly married couple departed I'or Kansa City where they will lake uj) residence in a flat sumptuously furnished by the groom.

Mr. Cave went to Monroe county a short time, ago from Kansas Citv to attend the wedding of Miss McMiirphy's sister whicli occuri'ed at Paris last Thursday. After tire coremony he obtained l.hc promise of Miss Lulu McMurphy to bccnnic his wife at once, anil Hie corcMiiony Avas jjorformed. The news ol the wedding will he a big surprise to many M'ober- people. JUNE WEDDING Charles Wright of St.

Louis and Miss Pearl Jeffries 1 Wed Next Month. CLARK. Prominent Cairo Man Weds A Charming- Madison Girl, .1. B. Cash, prominent young fanner of Oniro and innie Clark, a (irotty and vivacious youiiK Inily of' IMaclison, secured ji marriage license in nio-ht and were united mai'J'iag'e this morning in our city.

The yoimtf couple are promi- mMit and popular in their home towns and have a wide admiring friends who jom with the Monitor in congratulations nnd best wishes. AVe are informed that Mr. ami Mrs. Cash will take up residence iienr Cairo. TEARING DOWN CHURCH.

James Sandison has a force ol men tearing down the old Rollins street Presbyterian church binlu- iu-- propnrni-ory to erecting a new pm-souao-e for the Coates street Presbyterian church, exactly as stated by this paper several weeks no- 0 Such of the bricks and otUer inatorial in edifice as are in con dition will be used in the conslruc- (ion of! the new pnrsonnge on which work will be comnieuced as scion as possible. An approaching wedding that will be of much interest because of the in-omineuce and popularity of the bride, is that of Miss Pearl Jeffries and Mr, Charles Wright, The bride is the daughter of Mr. arid Mrs. W. F.

Jo (Tries and is one of Moberly's most accomplished and refined young ladies. The announcement that she is to wed will, be read with interest, and surprised pleasure by the many friends of this young lady, as the groom to be is only slightly known in the city and their intentions have been kept a profound secret. Mr. Wright is a very success-fill young traveling man, working out of St. Louis, and is spoken of in the highest terms by those, who nre acquainted with him.

The young couple will make their home in St. Louis. FORMER MOBERLY CITIZEN. W. B.

Wood, supervisor of bridges and building for the Missouri' Pacific railway on its Omaha division, accompanied by his wife, and with their first baby, have been visiting his uncle, W. H. Sidenstricker of Fisk avenue for several days. They left this evening for Cairo neighborhood to visit his wife's grandfather, C. H.

Bnker and other relatives. Mrs. Wood is the daughter of J. F. Stone, a well known farmer of Cairo township.

Mr. Wood worked in the car shops at Moberly several years ago. He is an expert-mechanic and sought better fields for his talent. He obtained employment, in the bridge department and won rapid promotions, now being nt the head of the Bridge jind Building department of the Missouri Pacific in Kansas with headquarters at Atchinson, Kansas. HURT IN OLD MEXICO.

J. L. Landram was down from Cairo today and states he has just received word of a railway wreck that occurred in Old Mexico in which J. B. Foster and Dr.

Knepp, members of the land company in whicli Mr. Landrain is interested, received serious injuries. Mr. Landram, himself, would have been in this wreck had it not been that his condition was such that he felt unable to make the trip. COUNTY COtrfcT.

Onk'Ilunt'er, CircuiVClerk, allowed $8.50 for stamps. County Judges be allowed salaries as follows: Z. F. Chilton, Julius Miller, $20, J. H.

Sweatman, $20.40. Ordered that the following members of the Board of Equali-j xatiou be allowed amount for services as follows: Z. F. Chilton, $48; Julius Miller, $48; J. H.

Swetnam, $48; N. A. M.utloek,$48; Forrest Martin, $48; A. W.Vince, $48; C. R.

Hinos, J. C. Elgin, $8. Matter of L. B.

Clccton for change of road, B. B. Commissioner files report, old road vacated and new road condemned. L. B.

Clceton flies right of way conveyance, to Randolph county. W. "'W. Stipp files right ol: way conveyance to Randolph county. Petition for change of public road, signed by Wm.

Adams and petitioners on the llenick and Perche roads, received. The following were selected to serve as petit jurors at the June term of Circuit court to be. held at Huntsville: Clifton, A. M. Mai one and William Lay.

Monitoau, J. -Hunker ami Medley Burton. Silver Creek, W. IT. Pray and Loch ridge.

Salt Springs, G. D. Bnrkhart and John Ellis. Chariton, Gideon Rice, llarvc Broad dns. Union, Wallace McCarnpboll and Otto Schubert, Salt River, Walter Filler and Fletch Smith.

Cairo, Alex Bennett arid Willis Brown. Jackson, Wm. M. Miles and James Huntsman. Sugar Creek, P.

J. Ownhy, Martin, James Dysart and Buck Martin. Prairie, Albert Austin and Moss Smith. IT SNOWED. Monday night a.

cyclone hit Moberly and today (Wednesday May 15) it snowed for several minutes. Verily, the Magic City as keeping' in the limelight in no uncertain way. K. Reynolds, a former contractor of Hannibal, has sold his property in Qnincy and will raoye at once'to Moberly. They all want to locate in -the-Magic-City, the.

most up-to-date town in Missouri. OAK HUNTER BOBBED? A great big, whole sonled, good natured i'ellow like Circuit Clerk Oak Hunter, is always more or less a subject for' the practical jokes oil his friends. He has been the recipient of two elegant pipes that jit diverse times times he has had.to search the various offices at the court house to find them and occasionally the search has had to extend as far -as the law office of: IjiHy in the Jefferson Building'. Oak stood for these things all' right but he claims that jokes are. being 1 carried too far when he is compelled to notify the police to find his gold watch and almost causes the arrest of certain persons under suspicion.

This happened to him yesterday and Oak was a very busy person for some minutes after he miscd his watch. He notified the police and had John Hogg on the move and a sweating of certain, persons about to be ordered, when Louis called Oak's attention to the fact that he had left the watch on a chair in his office. Then Oak Had to start out and tell John Hogg to call off the search that the watch found. When ho got tli rough, with the excitement, hC'Avas almost prostrated and this excitement following' so closo upon his get into the cellar at the Merchants hotel on the night of.the cyclone has made Oak ready for a rest of several he will take later. MASTER TRINDER.

G. A. Trinder, the skillful wm- dow decorator, is all. smiles this afternoon, and when asked by a Monitor representative the cause of his unrestrained hilarity, he answered with a tone oi: pride, that a fine ten pound son at his home on north Fii'frh street, at 9-80 this morning. We-note with pleasure, that mofhei- and little son are getting along'nicely.

MANY GARNISHEED. Many of the local shop men and running men were much worked np today to find that their cheeks had been tied up by a man named Eaton at Council Bluffs. The boys think the accounts have been" sold bv merchants here to this man ka- to'n and they feel pretty sore, over the guarnishment. Hisey and Miss Mary V. Kafnes were married at Mexico last night at 8 :30.

o'clock. The have, many friends -in Moberly, both being, well known here. Personal and Local Mrs Taylor ol! Armstrong, who has been visiting here, left today for Los Cal. Mrs. Bowen, of Higbee, was the of! her Mrs.

George Manuel, yesterday. W. H. Wilkerson, a contractor residing, on Bond is snil'erinp: with pneumonia. I).

M. Whclan is con lined his home on east Rollins streeu quite Mrs. L. $. Smedley went to Centralia this morning on business.

A. M. Pendleton and baby, also Mrs. A. R.

Turner and are the welcome quests of Elmer Ball and wife. Mrs. J. W. Ilutchinson, of Ex- 1 cello, returned home this afternoon after a visit with her ter Mrs.

Gco. Hoifner. Lee Busby and wife returned' to St. Louis today al'terrfin enjoyable visit with 'W, P. Davis and! wn e.

Items of Interest Gathered The Tracks by Representatives E. P. Moore is slightly indisposed. Mary Kagsdale, of 644 east Taylor street, is still confined iio her home on list. I.

J. and little son Jim, of Central in, visited relatives nnd friends here yesterday. Dr. G. A.

Johnson and wife came in yesterday from Holliday to visit their daughter Mrs. Harry Wn gorier. "Mrs. Curtright of Taylor street, returned yesterday from a visit with her mother Mrs. James in llollidny.

Mrs. IT." T. Johnson of Clark came to Moberly yesterday and this morning 1 left with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Fowler for IOWM.

to visit with some time. Call at our for a free sample of Dr. Shoop's "Health Coffee." If real coffee disturds yonr stomach, your heart, or kidneys, then try this clever coffee imitation. While Dr. Shoop has very closely matched Old Mocha and Java Coffee in flavor and taste, yet he has not even a single grain of real cofl.ee in it Dr.

Shoop's Health Coftee Imitation is made from pure, toast- grains or cereals, with malt nuts, etc. Yon will surely like Health Coffee. Sold by J. S. Sours.

NOTICE TO OUR CUSTOMERS. We are pleased to announce tliat Foleyis Honey and Tar for cou-hs, colds and lung troubles is not affected by the- National Pure Food and Drug lew as it contains no opiates or other harml'ul, drugs and we recommend it as a safe remedy for children and adults. J. Jones Drug Co. MOBERLY MAN FINED.

'W Davis, a carriage and sign painter, of Moberly was fined $3 and costs in police court an Hannibal Tuesday. The charge against him was that imbibed of something stronger than river water ami AVhich. made him weaker than hotel cream. Let me send you for. Catarrh, just to prove a trial size box oi: Dr.

Shoop's Catarrh Remedy. It is a snow white creamy, healnig antiseptic balm. Containing such, healing ingredients as Oil Eucalipatirs, Thymol, Menthol, it gives instant and lasting relief to Catarrh of tlio nose and throat. Make the free Lest and see for yourself what this can. and will accomplish.

Address Dr. Wis. Large jars 50 cents. Sold'by Harlan's Pharmacy. TO BRAZIL ON JUNE 5TH.

Rev. Walter Borchevs who recently resigned the pastorate of the M. E. Church south at St. arrived in Moberly today for a two week's hisvpiV-; rents and sisters.

ITo will Braxil from New York, 5th, to which ho. a missionary, tie is county boy proud. I'c en.tra brother'.