The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-07-16

LOCAL BRIEFS.


A. c. Cate IS seyihing the grass
on Gresnlawn cemetery this year.
The Bazaar is siill selling their
china at prices that will surprise you.
Go look at il.
A large number Of our citizens
wen, 10 Butler last Saturday to hear
w. J. Bryan speak.
Shirley Booth, son Of Mr. and
MIS-. II. NJ. Booth, is visiting an
uncle al Chanute, Kans.
Summer tourist rates to Pertle
Springs via to Mo. p. Tickets on
sale daiIa May 18th to Oct. Is,.
J.. D.. Moore is slowly improving
and has been more seriously sick
than has been generally supposed.
d. B. Hickey, Of the Opera Drug
Store, and his wife, are visiting rel
atiyes in Chanute, Kans., this week.
Mrs. S. G. and w. d. Miller Of
Panama, were in the city last Sat
urday looking after business matters.
Messrs. Templeton & Hales spent
all of last Friday and Saturday and
Monday in the trial Of cases in court
at Butler.
See the special line OF hats that
are 70 be sold at special prices at the
Bazaar. You can get one for ioc.
or one a little better for s5e.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the
Walnut Street NJ. Z. Church have
put down q new carpet ia that
church at a cost OF about $500.
AT the Bazaar you will also ind
a second table iull OF hats. These
are worth up 10 $500 and will go
for the small sum Of TOO. See these.
Herman Johannes and Miss Lille
Hall were quietly marued at Neva-
da last Sunday and came TO Rich
Hin on a visit to Heman's parents,
We extend congratulations.
Gully Circle. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. o. Circle, left for Colo
RADIO Tuesday morning to engage
IA work on a good job he has Sc
cured out there.
Miss Dacotah White came home
last week from MeAllister, Ind.
Ty., to spend a four weeks vaca-
ton with her parents DR.. and Mrs.
J. X. White.
Special excursions TO Colorado,
Utah and South Dakota, via the
No. p. Ry Tickets on sale daily
June Ist to Sept. goth. One fare
plus Ss.oo for the round Trip.
w. II. Blankenbeker and wife,
OF Olathe, Kans., are the proud
parents OF another son, born sun
day, July Iath, Grandpa Snider is
able to be out and his smile is some
less than a yard wide.
There is no excuse tor the ladies
aud children going bareheaded now
Az the Bazaar you Will find a table
full OF trimmed hats, none Of then,
worth lees than $3.50, and you can
have your choice for sse. Jus
81 il and then 90 sec them.
A fearful wreck Oh the Missouri
Pacific, three miles ~southeas, Of.
Little Blue aud iusl west Of Lees
Summit, Sunday afternoon, resulted
in the death OF three persons and
the wounding OF thirty or forty
others. An excursion train wac run
into by the fast mail.
John Hem, son OF Mrs.
Hem, was taken very sick last sat
urday evening and by Sunday eveu-
ing had developed a severe case OF
pneumonia, from which he died
Monday night. lis mother, who Is
a widow, has the sympathy OF al
in her deep sorrow.
To convince you that the Bazaar
is selling china Tor almost nolbieg,
read these prices. They Will sell
you o tumbleN for roc, 6 sauce
dishes Tor Toe, a good si1ed ysge-
table dish TOT Ioe, q cups and sau-
Gers for a5e. aud many other bar
gains al proportionately low prices.
There Is more Catarrh Ia this SIX
ton Of tho country than an other
dlseascs put together, and unul the
last few years was supposed To be.
Neenrahla For "A mint many Vfnrs