The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-07-31
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Den warren saw the ball game
At Nevada Sunday.
Another new assortment Of Sum.
mer Felt Hats a, Mrs. Ames' Ba.
zaar.
DR.. }. II. Miller and son Frank,
Of Nevada, were in the city las,
Saturday.
Campbell Brothers' circus is com.
ing to Rich Hill August r3lh.
Watch for them.
Miss Abbie Barnett returned last
Friday from a pleasan, visit to Kan
sas City relatives.
Two more weeks until the Fair.
You will want one OF those summer
felt hats to wear. Get il at Mrs.
Ames.'
Miss Mamie Huekeby. Of THE
TRIBuNE, went to Kansas City
Monday to attend the funeral OF Mr..
John Gosnell.
Mrs. a. J. Stevens went to Kan
sas City Monday to attend the fun
eFaI Of Mr.. John Gesnell. who was
her broiher-in-law.
ice Reavley is reported to have
closed deal for the Gerard Wilson
coal lands and viii commence op.
erations next month.
Mr., and Mrs. Bert Buekeridge
went to Boonyille last Saturday for
a vacation visi to the parents OF
Mrs. Buekeridge.
Miss Anna Connell has gone to
Kansas City to spend a short sea-
son in a Wholesale establishment
learning the fashions ia millinery.
Miss Bessie McQuit,y OF Fort
Scott, who has been visiting her
uncle, Frank Meouii,y, and family,
for several days returned home
Monday noon.
Charles VsnNeorhis. wifr and
little daughter, Of Yates Centre.
Kans., came over the line last Sat.
urdav on a visit tonhis parents, DIR.
and Mrs. a. E. NanVoorhis, aud
other relatives.
Mr.. Douglas last week sold his |
east side property to Mr.. Thos.
Guthrie, who is making some re-
pairs with a view to making It bis
permsnen, future residence.
Judge James Sheppard said the
ceremony on Monday evening, at
the residence OF Mr.. Mann, residing
on the Goldenberg place, that made
Geo. Mann and Miss Grace Tucker |
and Frank Burgess aud Miss Susan
Mann. man aud wile,
Excursion tickets on sale to Den.
yer, Colorado Springs. Pueblo.
Olenwood Springs, Salt Lake and
Ogden, 81 enc iTc plus Sg.oo Tor
the .'round trip, on the following
dates; June 10 a., June IS to 30,
July "a 20 ~, August IS to "a,
August IS TO 1o, and September
% TO IS. Final return limit Oct
oher 5rst.--R. A. BAu-xv, Agi.
chas. Pierce and wife together
with Messrs D. Z. aud I. Z. Phil.
brick and Misses Hattie and Eaie
Piper, were a pleasant party over
land to the home OF Treas. Johnson,
Mrs. Pierees' father, a, Bu,ler, last
Sunday. All returned the same
evening exeep, Mrs. Pierce, who
returned "Wednesday.
Wm. Hsn, the hus,ling real es.
tate agen, Of Hume, collected sam-
Piles Of corn, wheat, oats, baled hay.
potatoes, cabbage, etc, and took
them with him 10 Faruaer City, M,
TO the fair held there July s9, 30.
a and Aug. 8, last Monday, as ad-
feuisemenls of bis business and
Bates county. Mr.. Hern Is getting
away up At the top In his line OF
business and is bringing lots Of peo.
pie TO Bates county.
"ProsPerity is the Issue" Is the
title Of The great speech Of United
States senator Jacob II. Gallipger
OF New Hampshire, recently deliv-
cred in the Senate at Washington.
The speech las hreu issued Ia doc
nment form BY the American Pro-
ieclive Tariff League. Send postal
card request for tree copy, Ask for
Document No. IS. Address W. +.
Wakcman, General Secretary, ISS
wes, ssd Street, New York
Excursions TO Pueblo, Denver
and Colorado Springs 5000 for
the round lrip. on sale june ssnd
to a5th, July Ist to 18Th, August
to "A, Augua ls and "a, Angus,