The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-04-24

James Shumato and wife visited ~
Uueie Ike Meats Sunday.
Abe Tourtnlott a. enjoying solid
comiort IN a new buggy thoae days,
Sam Foster OF The Nyhart neigh.
horhood WAS calling on shohe coal
dealers Monday.
Joe March was calling on hts
brother John. Friday.
Rachel Wilson visited her sisters
IN Rich Hnl, Friday and Saturday
Mrs. smith. who was 40 badly.
burned seven weeks ago, died sum
day and was buried Monday.
Walter wheatley has moved his
house onto the Parker ranch at
Shobe.
Mr., Ball, Of Kansas City, has mav-
ell onto the Wolf ranch.
Mrs. Engleman dined with Mrs.
James shumatc Friday.
Morris GiHord and wife have re-
turned from their trip to Seattle,
Wash.
win and Roy Graves ar visiting
"the old folks at home"
People who passed along the road
between Reavley and shobe Monday
morning thought there had been a
slight shower OF rain. but Tom FL
gin said the moisture was caused by
tears shed by Ben and Harry and
Jim on their way to ShoBe to find
ont what that fine buggy riding
meant Sunday evening.
MIR. Jones is ON u sick list this
week.
Jerry Culbertson. OF Harrisonvi'le
was a business caller at Shohe Sat
urday,
Mrs. Campbell and daughter, wer,
visitors at the home of Bud Smiths
Sunday.
Curly Prices smiling face is seer
once more In our midst Curly hai
just returned from a trip to Wash
Misses Efie and Hattie Piper an,
Messrs. PhIlbrick, Charlie Wilkinson
and John jennings Of Rich Hill, Wis
ited at the Griggs home Sunday. Al
so Misses Bea Tilson and Hannal
Willis and Messrs. Bob M'Cown an,
Andrew Wilson.
The following items were receives
from our Reavley correspondent las
week:
Mrs. VIM. Robertson Is spending
few days with her friend. Mrs. JiI
Brown, in Rich Hill.
WIN. Louder and wife visited MI
Louder's parents at New HON,
Sunday. They report the old folk
very feeble.
Grandma Richards is the frs
one to have young chickens thi
year.
Tom Willis and Jay Piper sper
Sunday at Mr.. Willis.
Miss Della Smith and Robert Al
bury, of the Hin, sundayed at II
home OF Mr.. Jones, our affable pos
master.
c. E. Wheatley and wife are ente
tanning their cousin, Miss Eth
wheatIey, OF Butler, this week.
Jake Engieman opened the doc.
OF his beautiful home and gave
party in honor OF Miss Anna Medic.
Monday night.
Judge March spent Sunday visitir
relatives at Fairview.
Ben Davis left overland for S
Clair county. Monday.
Among the sufferers from NUM-
this week are Misses Mabie Win
Lucy Davis and little Hazel Smith.
Dave Reese has leased the coal Ian
on the Culbertson ranch, now own
by Ben Davis, and is preparing
make things hum.
We We're pleased 20 e u taller
led correspondent, Sunshine
Keith, at the school dinner Friday.
Those beautiful ships SO great
admired Friday on the blaekboar
|, In Prof. Borron's room were /
work Of WIN. Roberts, who Is
natural artist
The much looked forward &
last day Of school IL a thing of I,
past. A more htting Say could n
! be desired. The dinner was apps
! zing and bountiiuL The prOgri
|. was unusually interesting aud gre.
!, ~ enjoyed by all, especially the d
, llognes. Good music was "A leadi
, feature Of the entertainment, ia
! Engleman and L. +. Whcatly kline
} and ably assisting. The FIRST pr
= g. IA gold, was won by Ben Ryan
the entire satisfaction oi all. q.
prize was offered for bcst work dc
during term. Beautiful books "
given IA DrizeN to the following M