The Rich Hill tribune., 1903-09-10
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LOCAL BRIEFS.

coekerels--A. c. Kuhn.
Curt McKibbsn and wife are vie.
iiing in Kansas City this week.
SomeIpriyate money to loan on
good real estate security. --GEo. r..
HUoKKBY.
Miss Pereza Pritehard. who has
been quite sick for a week or more,
is reported slowly improving.
Farmer J. c. Griggs. Of the
Rsayley neighborhood, was in the
city last Saturday interviewing our
merchants.
The capitalist, socialist and labor
Ct all agree that "The Fine Ar, Of
Living" by DR.. Matt. S. Hughes,
is par excellence.
/ Dr. d. E. Smalley and family
have removed TO PapinsviIIe, where
the DIR. will practice medicine and
the family make their home.
In the spirit world; Julius Cea-
sar-"Hannibal, why are you look
ing so blue9" Hspnibal-"Be-
cause / did not have the privilege
OF hearing DIR. Matt s. Hughes. "
Have you heard Depew. Reed or
Gladstone! "Yes." Well, you
must hear DR.. Matt S. Hughes on
"The Fine Art of Living" to hear
the best.
Miss Jessie HuekeY, general de-
livery clerk at the posiofice, left
Monday morning for VISIT to her
friend, Mrs. Gro. Bailey down
near Plusburg Kansas.
Loving wife: "Dearie, be sure
and buy our tickets for DR.. Matt.
s. Hughes lecture on "The Fine
Art Of Living" next Friday night
at the Walnut ST. NJ. E. Church.
Thos. NJ. Or is reported to have
purchased the Cooperider place,
just southeast of the city, and will
remove with his family to bis new
home in a short time. We are glad
he is coming back.
Spruce Bates county. can boast
Of an old inhapitsnt in the person OF
Mrs. Ellen Ensley, who according
to an exchange, will be 100 years
old next February,-- Appleton City
Tribune.
J. J. Devine of Coal Township,
Vernon county, has sued II. a.
Potter, a Eeighbor farmer, for
81 100000 damages, caused by r
blow on the side OF his head struck
by Potter with his FIST, April Ist
last.
Capt. VIM. Kloisehe, a war vet. /
eran as well as a veteran farmer, /
from the Sprague neighbofbood, |
was in the city Tuesday selling farm
products and buying supplies. He
makes success Of farming because
he works at the business.
Misses Laura and Belle Robin
son, who have teen spending a va
cation with their uncle, VIM. Rob 4
inson, Of the ReayleY neighborhood. /
departed for their home las, week /
well pleased with their visit.
The father Of Jerome Cady died
at Papinsville Tuesday Of this week, 1
al al advanced age. lie was a
good citizen and al uprigh, man,
and came down to his grave fnll Of
years and with the loving esteem Of
all who knew him.
Geo. o. Circle and VILE leave
Monday Tor Lawrence, Kans., to
attend a reunion aud see some cid
comrades OF Mr.. Circle, aud will go
,heuee to III. Recovery, Ohio, TO
sueud a reunion Of Mr. Circles old
regiment. They will be gone
about thirty days. more or less.
Miss I.orena Hooking, after
spending almost two years with her
grandparents, Mg. and Mrs. {. d.
Winehell, returned to her home in
Chicago last Friday, She was se-
eompanisd by her grandmother, Mrs.
Winehell. who will make an extend
ed visit to Mfr. Win Hoeking's fam-
lly, and other relatives in Chicago.
Out on the Ed Crabb farm where
Nm. NJ. Done ia sinking a well
quite . serious accident betellJ J. w.
Johnson that will probably lay him
up for several days. Mt Johnson