The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-03-20
Attend The {. E. sOeial Friday

The Farm Implement Co., have
al kinds Of field seeds.
Clyde Cooperider Is reported to
be quite sick with Ia grippe at
Marion. Ind.
A full car load Of seed corn at
Johannes & Sons.
Asa Arasmi,h and r. NJ. Shar.
rock have had their pensions in
creased recently.
A fall car load Of stoves At fac
tory prices. Johannes s. Sons.
The result Of the revival services
At the Presbyterian church IS an ac-
QUESTION oil about thirty members.
Pretty good work.
A full car load Of sewing ma
chimes from sI7.oo up, at Johan-
mes & Sons.
Mrs. r. w. Benedict received
word that her mother was quite sick
at Chsnute, Kan, and left for that
city last Sunday.
have houses for sale for from
$3.50 up to $1,000, on easy pay
ments and long time. Come and
see me. GEO. p. HUcKEBY.
Mr.. Frank Jones has filed his
bond and entered upon his duties as
postmaster a, Reavley, as successor
to Mrs. Ann Jobson who resigned
in his favor some time ago,
If you are looking for fresh gar
den seeds IN bulk. you will find
them al the Farm Implement Co.
Al s. b. Coles old stand on So.
Sixth Street.
ID. w. Johnson and wife, who
left here several months ago for
Caliiornis, have returned to Well
ington, Kan, where they win re-
side. While they were delighted
with the country of California, the
climate did not agree with them.
They order The TRIBUNK sen, to
them that they may keep posted
concerning Rish Hill.
Peter KillE some time ago bought
himselfa large Texas county farm
and is making bis arrangements to
follow the fashion and go TO the
country during the summer. He
mss one Of the best mill sites in the
state and win run a saw mill and
saw wood Oumber) while the poli-
ticiaas are tF, ing to run the country,
Emery Byera was quite severely
hurt at Wise Bros. NINE last Thurs.
day, by several hundred pounds OF
slate falling on him aud nearly
crushing the life out Of him. He
was thought io:be not much hurt .,
first, but since the accident Il has
developed that be was more severe.
ly hurt than at iTst supposed and !,
will be some time before he will
get ovsrir.
Judge J. J. March was in the city
Saturday consulting with the lead.
ing osages as to the proprie,y Of
his candidacy for the jadgship after
having declined 80 positively som,
time ago. We presume BY his an
nouneemenl. the result Of the con.
ference Sas satisfactory all round,
and tha, this was the only way tc
keep Sheppard of the ticket
wm. r. Brown, a veteran Of Co
y. O. Ohio lnt1'y, and ever since
the war an engineer on the Mo
Pae, Railway system, was a pleas
ant caller al THK TRIBUNE ofIiel
last Friday, accompanied by Mar
shsl Miswald. Mr. Brown's &C
counts Of western life and adven
lures are a. interesting and thrililn.
as the reading Of the latest approve
novel. Ills health and vigoE prom
ises a long lite Of usefulness ysl be
y fore him. May he live long an
q prosper.
CulYert Garrison concluded lal
Saturday TO make Park Avenue
v race course for his horse and baggy
o and in racing down the street ~
y over Mrs, DuI3oise and her ehils
d severely inJuring the lady aud nea
II N killing the child. Cul was a
p rested, put in the ealsboose aud K
short while thsre was talk OF
neck tie party, but better eounc
prevailed. His trial came up 4
4 Monday on charge OF fast drivir
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