The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-08-28
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Centre, visited Kansas City friends
this week.
Prof. S. NJ. Barret, returned from
his trip to Springfield, No, last
Sunday.
Grandma Ames lef, Saturday for
Lincoln, Ncb., for an extended visit
with relatives.
Dennis Miller and family return
ed last Saturday from a weeks out
ing at ElDorado Spungs
Clint Smith and wife are back to
Rich Hill and Mr.. S. is assisting
H. V. Geiger in his store.
If you are looking for a No. /
" agon, take a look at the Capital,
and get prices of the Farm ImPle-
ment Co.
Mrs. Effie SmaIley has gone to
Kansas City and other points to
take in the latest styles Of millinery,
for the next sea son at Richards.
Miss Blanche Rhodes, daughter
Of Mr. Geo. Rhodes, returned
Tuesday from her visit to her sister,
MIS-. Guy Z. Moore, at Nashville,
Mo.
Daniel cresap, one of Bates
counties best farmers and an all
round good citizen, was in the city
Monday looking aiter business
matters.
Miss Rachel Crabb went to Kan
sas City Tuesday, and from there
will 90 later to burlington Junction,
Mo-. to spend the winter with her
sister, Mrs. Gussie Noble.
o. d. Austin, who for so many
years has ably edited the Bates
County Record, was in the city
Monday ard favored The TRIBUNE
Office with a very pleasant social
call.
Rev. aud Mrs. w. T. Pyles and
sou Raymond, took their departure
MONDAY for Virginia, Mo-, to yisi,
Mrs. Pyles' mother fer couple Of
weeks OF more, and will also visit
Mr.. Pyies' mother at ElDorado
Springs, before they return TO again
take up their ehurohly duties,
Pat Williams, OF Stotesbury, a
lcsy days ago was thrown from his
moving machine in front Of the
sickle and had his legs almost Gu,
to pieces. Has team run into 2
humble heels nest causing the
trouble. Mr.. Williams will proba-
biY be a cripple laF life, if ne does
not die. lie is married man 81
years old.
| Monday night our attention was
drawn to the southeast part OF the
city by the tin pan music aeeen,u-
aied by pistol shots, so that We con-
eluded there was combination be-
ing formed in the matrimonial mar.
krt. We were no, deceived When
We came up town Tuesday morn,
ing we learned that Ed Lewmsn and
Miss Lula Fox were the parties .c
the combination aud We have n'
doub, that several trusts viii be Sh'
result OF the combination. VII
there ever be any stop to these com
binatlons aud Trusts.
II there is any one on this side o
the water who can hi, of American
society with anything appro aekinl
the AIRY wit and romance Of An
,hony Hopes pictures OF Londo
society, Il is Mt Herman knicke'
booker Niele, the author OF "Myr
t, OF the Pines" A capital exampl
OF Mr. Nirla Ia hiss mos, amusiu
manner 8 h.s Cues, OF Honur
in the September Mcclure 8, ia
, story Of a smart hostess who enter
tsins, all unaware, aud fearful
mortified AZ his outlaudish manneri
. a literary lion Of the finest breet
The story is illustrated with tw
. mli.page pictures by A. b. Wer
selI.
Iftt wasn't popular. n it Wash
q loved 10y the people, why do dealel
d save eve have something just ,
e good as the Madison Medicine Co
Is Rocky Mountain Tea" Think
over. Sc cents. Ask your druggis
n CASH FOR YOUR FARM.
~ II you desire to sell your farm 4