The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-05-29
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Prot Z. B. Boron was on ou
streets Tuesday.
Rev. l.. L. Kyle and family Wis
tied at Archie over Sunday.
II. g. spraker spent several day.
with bis family the FIRST Of the week
Jae Barrows left Friday for an
extended visit TO his uncle near Ne.
vada, No.
Geo. Bailey departed for Pitts
burg, Kans., last Friday, to resume
his work at that place.
Mrs. Walter Noland retirned to
her home in Chicago, Saturday, az
ter a visit with her parents in this
city.
Elder Hin, of Pleasant Hill. held
preaching services Monday and
Tuesday nights at the Christian
church.
FoR SALK-Two hundred bush
els Of corn, two and one-half mules
south Of Sprague. - w. B. s..
GAULT.
Miss Nellie Austin, daughter Of
%. d. Austin Of the Butler Record,
visited over Sunday with the family
OF Jas. McKibben.
Miss Blaneh VanBuskirk of lola,
Kansas, granddaughter of Mr.. and
Mrs, sam'l Miller. is visiting rela-
uyes in the city.
Mrs. L. q. Oster. of Deming,
New Mexico, Gauge IN on a visit to
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam'l
Miller, a few days ago.
have houses Tor sale for from
Srso up to $1,000, on easy pay
msnts and long time. Come and
see me. -GKo. r. HVcKEBY.
Don's waste yourmoney ON worth
less limitations ot Rocky Mountain
Tea. Get the genuine made only by
the Madison Medicine Co. A great
family nenfeay. % cents. Ask your
druggist
Capt Covert, Of Mena, Ark,
was pleasant caller at TnE TRIB-
uNE Office last Friday. He is in
Bates county visiting relatives and
GID friends
Don't forget Memorial Day ola
soldiers, to be present At the Gene
terry promptly at ten O'Clock TO 60
through the ceremony Of decorating
our departed comrades graves.
We publish in another column
another interesting letter from ex-
Mayor c. II. Wolfe which will be
read with intere,t BY his many
friends "a this section, as we'll as an
other readers OF 1HK PmRuSE.
Mn. Sue Fletcher, widow Of the
late Judge w. L. Fletcher, has
concluded to 20 to her sons who are
at Granite, Oregon, and doing well
out there. She will leave In 81
shol, time for tina, state aud make
her home with them.
We had the pleasure Of meeting
M. 2. p. Peck, OF boulder, Colo,
a former newspaper man and a
genial gentleman, who is IN our
city calling on John Faucr, Muck
Ruble aud other friends. Major
Bauows was showing him around.
Mn. John iiurgesser, OF Papins.
vile, died suddenly al her home
Monday morning, while attending
10 her household duties, Dr. Bur.
gcsseT aud wife of Nevada, came
up 10 aussd the funeral. and other
relatives were notified at once OF The
sad event. Heart disease seems Ia
hsse been the cause Of death.
II. G. Mayer and John l.angcake
departed yesterday morning for
piasburg, Kansas, as delegates to
the District Convention OF the Unit
cd Mine Workers OF Ameuea, now
in session IN that city. This meet
ing is expected to FIX the scale Of
prices aud terms Of contract 10 be
presented to the operators OF the
distrst at a epalsssnee 90 BE held in
June.
Miss Jewell E. Fortune, the shell
lo' girl al our central telephone
Office, was married May a, a, Ne
yada, Mo-, 10 Mr, G. n. Earl, a
maehlnis, At IL. Scott. Kans. We
win miss her ples,ael cali Al our
.flire each month - sha s,rot AN