The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-04-03

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wear just received at The Bazaar
to-day.
A. v. Campbell has purchased
the Hartzell grocery stock on East
Park Avenue. and is now ready
for business
Miss Virgie Patrick left Friday
noon for Rich Hill where she will
visit her sister, Mrs. NJ. L. Price.
Appleton City Tribune.
Geo. w. Rbes, publisher Of the
Drexel Star, was in town Saturday
en- route TO attend the ~. z. con-
ference, and while here he made
The tribune 3 pleasant call.
Miss Inez Scott, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Jno. Scott, died at their
home south OF this city and was
buried at Carbon Centre Friday,
funeral conducted by J. NJ. Clark.
w. n. Nelson was in the city
last week from the National Mill
tary home visiting his daughter,
Mrs. Ed. Murphy. Mr.. Nelson is
looking well and seems to enjoy
life as well as any of US. He re-
ports all the boys in this section get
ting along as well as could be ex-
pected for men Of their age.
An alarm Of FIRE early Sunday
morning called out our FIRE depart
ment to put out the flames that
threatened the destruction of the
home and bakery of A. J. Meek on
East Park Avenue. The FIRE was
soon put out bat the house was
greatly damaged as well as the con-
tents. The fire is supposed to have
caught from a defective hue. The
house was insured.
A conversation was overheard the
other day that run like this: Mrs.
A "Ohi Mrs. b what a lovely
spring hat you are wearing. / am
80 worried, ! want one, but don't
know where can get the best Sc
lection. Mrs B THAT is no
trouble. Go to The Bazaar. That
is where bought mine, and Mis-,
Ames slways keeps the latest and
most stylish goods, and her prices
are so reasonable. -
The Easter carnival given by the
ladies Of the First Presbyterian
church, was a success in every re
spect. The various booths were
beautifully arranged showing the
articles for sale to the best advan.
tage. The supper was as excellent
aud az abundance Of il. On Sat
urday they served lunch at noon.
The proceeds Of the entertainment
amounted 10 SIS.
During the week ending Monday
last our county seat bad been il
possession OF the Methodists, Th,
ST. Louis Annual Conference oI
that church being in session there,
Bishop Warren presided ard tn,
business Of the conference movet
along smoothly and under the di
reeliOn Of a presiding officer wei
equipped tor his work, and on,
thoroughly in love With his work
Quite large number OF Rich Hill
MrIhodis,s were in attendance dur
ing all the session,
Bud Fraree was in the city Mon
day and reports Sam Campbell VIII
used to clerk in Birds beck store
: aud is Mr. FFalee's hrothsg-is.law
as successful farmer down il
! Texas. Sam now owns over 90
acres OF good land down there an
is soon 10 be a rice lord. One 9
The largest pumping stations !
Texas is on Sans farm. tn
pumping stations are for the pul
fese Of flooding the rice lands
= tie proper time as is required in h
: production Of rice. Sans trien,
= win be glad TO learn OF his success
II you are interested ia ehea
land IN Southwestern Kansas,
Southeastern Colorado, call aud =
me and can do you some zoo,
n can furnish you railroad lands,
!" a very low price for cash, OF on q
/" years time only 8 per cent inlsres
. | win be At RepnbIlean Prew otlil
- in Buvler, April ssh and 5ih. H'
- fare rates from Kansas City 10
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