The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-03-20
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BeTtie, expect 90 remove 10 their
farm oyer in Kansas, s. soon IS the
weather modsrates.
You can scarcely throw 4 stone
these days without hitting . Demo
crshc candidate. This is said to be
a sign Of an election.
B. Kirk has bought the Wolver-
ton q Jones stock and is prepared
to furnish you gas and water fixture
supplies cheaper than ever. South
Sixth Street
DR.. A. z. VanVoorhis returned
Saturday night from Paola and
Osawatom'e, Kan, where be had
been looking after bis farm and vis-
Iting relatives.
Asa Arrasmith thinks Uncle Sam
has done the right thing by him in
increasing his pension and says be
will never bother him any more.
He is satisfied.
On last Wednesday evening, at
the home Of Rev. L. l.. KYLE, Mr..
Arthur o. Moore and Miss Agnes
NJ. Thomas were united in mar
riage, Rev. Kyle officiating.
The Christian Endeavor society
OF the First Presbyteriou church
will give an ice cream social at the
home of Miss Clara Yaeger on
West Walnu, street, Friday night,
March II. Everybody invited.
J. d. Moore IS the only candidate
Tor alderman thus far. Look out
fellow citizens that you don't have
some one run in. on you that you
don't want and then go mounting
round about the board of aldermen
degenerating.
J. w. McFadden, Democratic
candidate for Presiding Judge, was
in the city Thursday and made THE
TstBuNE editor friendly call He
is looking alter his fences with &C
eustomed Democratic yigor. We
don't take back a word we've said
about him.
Miss Jessie Meeks entertained
few friends at = six o'cloek dinner
Sunday, at her home near Carbon
Centre, in honor Of her guest, Mfr.
Gus Reynolds Of Superior, Neb.
Those in attendance from here were
Misses Oliver, Smith, Geiger, and
Messrs Xlumpp, Geiger and
Warren.
Three school directors are to be
elected at the coming school elec-
ton on the irs, day Of April, and
from the outlook now this election
will 90 by default unless some one
s,irs out a little. There is no more
important office than that Of school
director and il should be well look.
cd after.
Cul Garrison was arrested Tues
day on state warrant. charged
with assaulting Mrs. Dubois and
also with assaul,ing her child, by
running over them last Saturday.
Deputy Sheriff HaFve Johnson serv-
cd the warrant. Bail was fixed a,
$500 IN each case, in default Of
which Mr. Jokeson took him to
the county jail a, Butler.
We are Ia Feesip, Of a copy OF
"The Messenger" published by the
| NJ. Z. Church Calcutta, Indla, by
favor of Rev. 6 +. Stokes. the
lpTraeheF in charge IN ahr hpildiag Of
the Walnut Street NJ. L. Church in
this city. The paper is quite inter.
es,ing and shows up Melhodism il
that far distant city in very pros.
porous condition. Rev. Stokes
many friends will be glad to lesu
be is succeeding well in bis new
field Of labor.
An Easter offering, entitled "rh'
! Angels Answer" by Arthur Trev
elyan, opens the March number 0.
I the J. w. Pepper Piano Musi
! Magazine. 1t is Of unusual excel
leuee, aud is supplemented by an
. other, GLOW Can I Serve The
Best, Q LordF" BY Evelyn HeE
: bert. These two songs are alon
: worth twice The peiee Of this mum
+ Der. Il also contains "a pages G
q the most entertaining uAusieal lise'
/ aluEe and haltones, which with Il
n al complete pieces tor the piano
z 10 songs, ~ inslrUmensnl giV
"A those who pnfchaSe Ii several uus