The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-11-06
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ,
LOCAL BRIEFS.


II. V. Geiger spent Tuesday ia
Kansas City IN the interest Of his
store.
Miss Alice Loeb is closing out
her ertire stock of millinery goods
at greatly reduced prices.
Mrs. J. T. Reavley of Nevada,
is lhe guest of her daughter. Mrs.
L. NJ. Griffin Of this city.
II you want a bargain in winter
millinery see Mrs. s. L. Ames' ele-
giant line of goods.
Hon. F. f. kellogg was in the
city Tuesday and made The TRI-
BuNE Office a short call.
Call and see the art pictures now
on display at Hammaek's Paint and
Art Store. S. 9th St.
Mrs. A. E. VanVoorhis returned
home Saturday night from a months
visit in Kansas with her children.
Mr.. Geo. Medley, from south OF
the Vernon county line. was in the
city Tuesday looking after business
matters.
Mrs. Sarah NJ. Goodwin. Mrs.
Mary J. Hall and others from Car
bon Centre, were IN the city Tues
day attending to pension matters.
w. G. Myerley has al ad in this
issue. Read il and then go and
see what a nice stock of watches,
clocks aud jewelry he is showing.
Millinery goods OF the very best
quality and style at prices so low
that anyone can afford to wear
stylish hats, at The Bazaar.
Mrs. z. a, Royce and little son.
and Mrs. c. d. Winchell are the
guests Of Mrs. w. X. Royce in
Kansas City, this week.
Rob,. Johnson and family came
down from Butler the latter part Of
the week, and spent Sunday with
relatives.
Gus K,eaberger, who IS attend
,ng school at Nevada, came up Fri
day and visited with home folks at
Papinsyills IN after the election.
Miss Alice Loeb says her fan and
winter hats must be sold. She has
reduced prices on every thing and
It you want the best hat on the mar-
Ike, for the least money, call and
see her,
John w. Geneh, q leading Re
publican farmer from near Prairie
City, was in the city Intervening
our merchants on trade matters las,
Monday.
WANTKp-The Walnut ST. NJ.
E. Chuoh wants TO buy suitable
building for a coal and kindhng
storage house. Anyone having
such a building for sale please lei
Rev. W. T. Pyies know.
Il. A. Jurd has added sewing
machines 10 his large stock Of goods
on No. 9th street. He Is an old
lhand al the business and under
stands repairing in every particular,
an makes aud grades of sewing ma
chimes. So Il YOU need a new ma,
chine buy OF him, OF II your old ons
needs repairs, take !, TO him.
DR.. 6. n, Sharp was called tC
Sprague Saturday evening to altept
the li,le son Of J. X, Kelso, who
sustained injuries by falling from j
barn loh. Di. $ returned homl
Monday and reported the li,tle ho'
as resting we'll and thinks he vii
soon be out again.
Mr. Peter Kiliz has been spend
ing several days at home with hi
family on his way from a family re
union in Illinois aud a business lril
10 Chicago, where he purchase
more machinery for his mdlin
plant in Texas eoaniy. lie too
time to vote before leaving for III
south,
There will be an sold folks nee
insr at the Walnut Street NJ. l
Church Sunday morning, Rev. v
nj Latin will preach the sermon an
music appropriate 10 the oeeasic
will be rendered, The church wi
be suitable decorated. Rev. Eli |
Anderson, Presiding Elder vi
preach At night. Quarterly COME
eaee OF the church viii be held
> Monday night,