The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-06-12

was on our streets last Saturday.
Everybody should have a"LAwE
SwISe." See Johannes & Sons.
f. f. Kellogg, wiie and daugh-
ter, are in the city visiting friends.
c. X. Walters, Of the Review,
returned Saturday night from a visit
to Fl. Madison, Iowa.
The EpwOrh League lawn ics,i-
val at c. d. Winchell's Friday
evening. You are invited.
Master Wilbur Ayers came down
from Kansas City Sunday to visit
his aunt, Mrs. w. II. Fisher.
Bran 95e sack, shorts si.o5, corn
chops $3.50, cracked wheat 81. so
at James Cash Grocery.
Tobacco plants for sale, at the
old Mudd farm, n q miles north Of
Rich Hhl.-W. L. RoYcE. ms9-3
Miss Mary Jackson of Papins-
vile, was in town Tuesday doing
shopping and visiting friends.
An elegant line OF Lawns, Dimi-
ties, Batisies and summer goods ar
rived at Mrs. Ames' Bazaar to-day.
You've got to hustle all the time
TO keep In the swim. II YOU are slip
ping down the ladder Of prosperity.
take Rocky Mountain Tea. Makes
people strenuous. Ask your druggist.
Fred Harvey came down from
Kansas City to spenI Sunday with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Harvey.
Buy Feed at James Cash Gro
Gerry. Bran 95c sack, shorts SI.o5.
corn chops Si.5o, and cracked
wheat si.5o.
FoR SALK--Two hundred BUSH
els of corn, two aud one-half miles
south of Sprsgue. = w. B. s.
lGAmT.
Feed, by the wholesale, al
James cash Grocery. Bran 95e,
shorts SIos, corn chops $3.50,
cracked wheat $3.50.
Rev. w. B. Chancellor returned
from Kansas City Monday night,
where he had been in attendance at
the district Christian Endeavor eon-
yention.
Misses Agnes Twaddle, Emma
Weleh and Martha Watson, who
attended the c. Z. Convention in
Kansas City, returned home Mon.
day night.
Miss Osa Griggs came down from
Kansas City and spent Sunday with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. c,
/ Guggs, Of Reavley. Miss Maggie
Morris came with her.
WISE l. the a RI whose sense Of sci
iuicnrst prompts her "a take Rock
Mountain Tea. II hlis her full q
ylg0r and thcn h always honey Il
her heart for you. Ask your drug
gist
The Epworih League OF the Wal
nut Stree, M. Z. Church will give
lawn festival at the home Of (. d
Winchcll. on Friday night Re
:, treatments I5c. AN arc invited.
Nothing sets off q shirt wais, bet
,er than stylish SHIRT Waist Button
and Pms, Mrs. Ames has the lal
Is, styles aud they arc beautiful
Also the new sash pias, BE sur
and see them.
Carpenter & Shsler, OF Ru,lel
We understand have purchased ,h
= old ware rooms formerly oceupie
? by d. w. Johnson, on the Mo. Pa
right OF way, corner Park Avenu
aud vest 7sh streets, which they vi
use in the building Of eTeamer.
The business here will be under n
= management Of Mr.. b. 7. Roger
e John X. Miller, father Of Re
= John II. Miller, former pastor
+" the Presbyterian church IN this cit.
" died a, the home of kew. Miller,
Y Nevada, Mo-, June 9th, in the So
81 year of his age. Mr. Miller visit
n his son ia this city aud was w
10 known TO many Of our citizens. I
was a fine old gea.leman Of the o
he school.
"a Rev. w. +. Martin, Of Corydo
P, Iowa. was in the city the past We
A. visiting his son. Postmaster M
ne tin. lie preached most eSeell'
Of sermon Tor cur Methodist bre,hI
AL Of the Walnut Street church.