The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-07-10

Geo. -. Bailey came in frou
Pittsburg. Kans., and spent the All
with bis family.
n. b. Robinson Of Rockville,
took in the Fourth Of July eeIebra-
ton in this city.
! Miss Mayme Swearengin went to
Nevada, Saturday. to visit her moth
er who is quite ~.
}. NJ. Wise lef, Saturday for Hen
rie'ia, I. Ty., where he will soon
engage in business.
| Henry Cook aud wife, Of La
HarPe, Kans, were the guests Of
friends in this city the latter part Of
the week.
Mrs. II. NJ. Tsuble enjoyed visit
from her mother, Mrs. ]. S. Light
foot. and her sister, Miss Nellie, Of
Fleasanton, kans., last week.
Master Warren Coleman. son Of
Rev. w. c. Coleman, of Wareps-
burg, Mo-, is IN the city visiting
Miss Mamie Huckeby Of The TAI
bnne.
The city is just full of pretty
school marms and gentlem9nly pro-
fessors, and consequently everybody |
thinks tie summer school a great |
success.
Mrs Jas. Hedges and children.
who have been the guests of Mrs. /
II. NJ. Booth and Mrs. {. A. /
CLARK, returned to their home IN
Springfield, Mo, Saturday.
The Epwonh League of the II.
E. Church. South, entertained the
teachers attendlng the summer
school, Monday evening, at the
home of Mrs. w. A. Fauham.
James A. Brown, after spending
he fourth and Sunday with his fans
ly, took his departure for Danforth.
Mo-, where he is at work as super
niendeDt for The Omaha Coal Min
ng Co. J. A. is a rissler.
Seven coaches Of the Frisco sys-
em will convey the Sunday Schools
# Rich HilIto Fl. Scott next We'd
lesday on an excursion, leaving
iere at s O'Clock in the morning
nd returning at S O'Clock in the
.yening.
The reception given the students ,
4 the summer school At the home
Z Mu. Farnham Monday evening
vas a success in every partieular.
The program, special music and
Iainty refreshments were highly en-.
Dyed by all.
Rich Hin celebrated the Fourth ;
nd everybody enjoyed themselves. 5
The next event viii be the fair IN q
A1gus, and a splendid meeting Is !
Anticipated. The officers and com. .
niltees are working hard to make 5
his the bes, fair ever held in Rich ,
Iin. q
Mrs Hattie Aikeman, daughter
{ Mr.. and Mn. Thos. o'Neal.
led at Nevada last "wednesday
ighi. The remains were brought
ere Thursday and ,he funeral took
lace Friday morning from the
ONE Of her parents. The deoess.
d leaves a husband and one son,
esides parents, sgothens and SIS.
'fs. They have the sympathy OF !,
Il In their bereavmsnt.
Mr. Hardin Summers, who has
cen in feeble health for some time. j
ame 10 the esty last Friday to Al. {
sud the independence day oelebra-
ou and while here was overcome 4
y heat, and although able TO re. :
lm home, died on Saturday after. /
Don and was buried Sunday. Mr..
summers was a good man and eili-
en-, greatly respected BY an who
new him.
There Il mon, CatArrh IN this $40
on ~ the country than an other y
lseasss put together aud until tl,s II
~ ew years was supposed Ia i.e 5
lcurahlc. For a gneat many years =
octorr pronounced Il a local discus, =
"a prcscrlls,d local rcmedics. aud
y constantly failing to cum With J
cal treatment, pronounced Il incu &
lhie. Scionce has proven catarrh Il
, b. a constitutional diseas,. aud i,
seriore rcQuircs constitutional
catnene dail's Casarrh cur. =
Iauuisctnrcd hy A. 4, Chcney a Co.. p
oledo. Ohio, h the only eonstitn- o
onai curr on il'e nlarkct IA + "a. Il