The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-04-17

Mrs. T. Nichols, sister OF W. C.
Brown. returned to her home in Ne
vada Tuesday
Rev. c. A. Weed. OF Nevada. held
services at ST. L.uke's Episcopal
church last Saturday.
winchen Jamlson was down at
Pittsburg the early part OF the week
visiting WIN Bcasley.
AL. Gum and family departed for
Washington, Tuesday. and viii re-
side there for the future.
Rev. L. ~. Clark closed a very suc-
~cessgHI series OF meetings at Beulah
church at Panama, last Sunday.
Mrs. E. II. Carter came over from
Rockville Thursday and went TO
Sprague to visit her sister.
Mat Lennon, Jink Gravit and p.
L. Davis. went west, wednesday, to
grow up with the country.
Capt J. W. Gunn. OF Carbon Cen
ter, was In the city Tuesday TO see
his son Al. safely of for the west.
Mrs. J. C. jackson entertained Mrs.
Padgett and Miss StubbIefeld OF
Butler, the later part Of last week.
Fred Hickey came down from
Kansas City, Saturday and was the
guest OF his brother, ID. b., and wife,
Master Dick Haynes, OF Butler.
was visiting his sister. Mrs. Lee
Porter, of this city, the first OF the
week.
Misses Cora Newton and Katie
Craig returned from SedalIa, Sunday,
where tney have been attending
business college.
Miss Maude BoreIng, of Rockville,
came here Friday to take the train
for Sac City, Iowa, where she goes
to visit relatives.
Mrs Lee Porter. returned home
from Butler, Saturday noon, after
spending a week there with her pa
rents, Col E. Haynes and wife
Mr.. Fred Schepler. one OF our pros
PerOus German Iarme rs from EAST OF
the river, was In the city Monday
attending TO business matters.
Miss Rachael Crabb, viii close her
winter term OF school at Mine
No. Is Friday. This is one OF the
most successful schools ever taught
In this district.
We acknowledge a pleasant call
from Mr.. C. A. Bird. OF Belamy, Mo.
while in the city last week attending
the District conference OF the n. f.
Church South.
w. H. Blankenbaker and family
have returRed to Rich Hin TO make
their home. MFR. d. win have charge
OF the grocery department of Royce
Dry Goods Co.
Makes children eat. sleep and grow;
Makes mother strong and vigorous.
Makes a healthy family. That's
what Rocky Mountain Tea does.
- cts. Ask your druggist.
The Young Ladies' Missionary So
eiety Of the FIRST Presbyterian church
win hold their regular monthly meet
Ing at the home OF Miss Rachael
Crabb. Saturday afternoon NJ three
O'Clock.
SRmuai Miller, our ex-curb stone
broker, left Tuesday on an extensive
prospecting excursion among the
Rocky mountains. n he strikes Il
any richer there than be has In Rich
HHl, be win probably locate IN that
country somewhere.
II. q. Ward, an old time friend OF
the TmHUNE. called Ia last week
and had his address changed TO x.
r. ID. No. /. He believes IN patroni-
Elng home institutions and encour-
aging progressive measures.
The box supper given by the Royal
Nelghbors AT their hall last wednes-
day night was well attended. The
program was good, after which the
boxes, containing supper for two,
were sold. A splendid sociaI time
was enjoyed by all, and a sum OF
about si4 was added 20 the Royal
NeighbOrs treasury.
DIR. w. o Cox, a prominent young
physician Of Vernon county, died al
his home In Meta Wednesday night
~ last week. after only a few days
Illness. He was a young man Ut IN
tegrity aud was held In high esteem
by all who knew him. was a member
OF the NJ. 4. church south, from
which the funeral took place Friday
afternoon, conducted by Rev, J.. q.
Diggs. He leaves a father. one
brother and n sister 10 mourn