The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-09-03

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ed through the city Tuesday norm
ing on his way TO Oklahoma.
Rev. Silvius and Chris Mead are
in attendance at the Baptist Asso-
citation at South Fork church in Cass
county.
Capt. c. D. winehell has about
completed bis house On Olive street,
just east ofthe NJ. E. Church par
sonage.
The work on the electric light
plant is about completed. and on,
the water tower it IS progressing in
the same direction.
{. w. Done, one Of Bates coun-
TVS good farmers in Lone Oak
township, was in the city Monday
trading with our merchants.
We havn't heard of any ructiou in
the Democratic party, but we saw
Major Bradley in the city Tuesday
bale and hearty as a June
Mr.. l. Phillips was in the city
last Friday and made a pleasant
call on The TRIBUNE. He is one
Of northern Vernon County's hest
young farmers
Quite a number Of new corners
are getting into town. There are
not nearly so macy vacant houses
as there was in June when school
enumeration was taken.
Mrs. u. s. G. Prowell and chill
aren left Tuesday morning for her
old home in Usage county, Kansas,
en- a weeks v,sit to relatives and
friends.
The Old Settlers Reunion will
take place at Butler next Wednes-
day. Any one who has lived in
Bates county twenty-five years is
elassed as an old settler.
Mr.. a. +. Cope, from near
Walker, was IN the city Monday
visiting with Mr.. Geo. o. Circle.
He is an old Kentucky veteran,
loyal hearted and true.
Quite a large number Of Royal
Neighbors, Modern Woodmen, and
Woodmen OF the World attended
the funeral OF Mrs. Julia {. Jones
from this city last Thursday.
Frank p. Lane has moved his
family TO Rich Hill and wall reside
in the Chamberlain property on the
one Of Olive and 9th streets. We
are always glad to have good peo-
pie seule in our city.
{. G. Barnett came home Mon.
day nigh, from Carthage and after
perhaps a weeks stay az home will
return to that city in the iustheF
interests Of the NJ. w. a.
Kansas City and return $3.50.
Sunday September the 9th. Spec
ial Exclusion train leaves Rish fill
S;a. m. Sept, 9th Returning lenv.
Is Kansas City about 1880 p. IN.
same date.-R A. BAILEY. ACT.
Joseph II. W,nebell wen, over 10
FL Scott last Thursday to com.
menee work as a brakeman on the
Frisco Route. Ills run is from Fl.
Scott to Kansas City, Joe 4, a Inst
Ter and we wish ham all kinds OF
good luck.
Col. Thos. Irish is storing the
crop OF hay from his farm just,
south Of town, in the central room
Of the brick block east OF the rail.
road. He evidently expects a bet
ter price for Il aud doubtless ne
willgel IL.
We call special attention to the
lucid exposition Of the Sunday
School lesson by alpha Al
pheus' and published for the
benei, OF our readers. These
will appear from week to week for
some time and no doubt win be Of
muoL interest 10 our readers.
A Soeials, sheet at Rich i'm OH
eu itself till a socialist president Is
elected tor $t.sS Bot anionunely
for those Who mignt Subscribe the pa
per does mo-, sgTes to 6ll lis part OF
the contract, before collecting the
coin. Il expects is dupes to 'poi
Up" now ard take chanehss on The
election OF the president. The least
that can be said OF the offer Is that,
u Is cheap enough, Il only the goods
were to be delivered first The OF.
81 calls Cor = rate Of not over 4 halt
: NJ. ILL.,