The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-07-30

4 LOCAL BRIEFS.

'NvN fthihhE
Mr.. Adam Seelingcr, from nea
Papinsville, was in the city Monday
Mrs. r. NJ. Esgleton is VISITING
her daughter, Mrs. French, at Kan
sss City.
Uncle Billy Robinson, from the
ReavIey DeighborhOod, was in town
Monday.
Mis- Anna Cornell is in Kansas
City looking alter the tall styles ia
millinery.
Some private money to loan on
good real estate seeunty.-GEo r.
HUcxEuY.
Mrs. F. NJ. Martin returned home
last Friday after an extended visit 10
relatives in Oklahoma.
Mrs. Geo. A. Huekeby came il
from Moberly Monday night fer a
short visit with relatives.
Mrs. s. L. Ames. the popular
milliner, left Sunday for a visit to
friends at Greenfield, Mo.
E. r. Williamson, the lumber
man, took a run over 10 Clinton
last Saturday, on business.
Mrs. w. T. Hudelson Of Kansas
City, who has been on a visit to her
sister. Mrs. E. c. Mecarty, return-
ed home Monday.
Miss Sadie Cresap, n Of Wyo-
ming's charming school ma ans, ar
rived last Sunday to spend the va
cstion with home folks.
Miss BIaneh VanBuskirk, Of lola,
Kansas, returned home last Satur.
day, after a visit to her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs Sam'l Miller.
Mrs. Lucy A. Lane, Mrs. E. L.
Philbriek and Mrs. Laura Simmons
departed Tuesday evening for an
extended visit to Cincinnati, Ohio.
Ms. and Mrs. Robt Noble, who
have beer visiting Mrs. Mobiles
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Willis CFabb
for some days past, returned to
their home in Burlington junction,
last Sunday.
A Teddy Roosevelt rough rider
appeared at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs, J. c. GriggsaearlY las, Friday,
Iuly ~, and made things lively
around there for awhile. After
being made comfortable the young
gentleman concluded to stay. Ev-
erybody doing well aud Papa Griggs
is as lively as a cricket.
The Butler baseball club bea, the
Rich Hill Maroons in Sundays
game by a score Of : TO 3, in nine
innings They will test the matter
again next week al the Rich Hill
fair grounds.
Rockville wall have a big game
Of baseball next Saturday. Guy
w. Green, manager Of the Nebras
ka Indians, will put his Indians in
the field that day. This is
composed Of genuine American In
dams who have been playing
throughout toe United States aud
Canada for the pas, six seasons.
Almos, every issue Of the Kansas
City papers contains a prod for the
ice ,rus, because Kansas CITY peo-
pie have to pay 4oe a hundred Tor
ice. VIVA, would they do IL theft
people had 10 pay 65e q hundred,
As Rich Hnl people have 10 do
We thing the Kansas City people
have a bonanza aud don't keow H.
Col. Thos Irish, formerly ediar
al the Review otthis city, IA a com.
m~unieation in the X. &. Journal Of
Monday, anens toe Sheppard 6ne
business, makes this suggestion to
his old friend Judge Ganal "As
an old friend, Judge, don't be ann
bilious Prosecutor Folk seems 10
have the right Of way and the su-
preme ludgeship would cen a
pretty good hing to tie to, espse-
tally since lis powers are now en-
shfonsd above the Legislature and
the constitution OF the state through
i,s own mai in the Sheppard con
tempt sase.-THoNAs lHlsn, Kan
sas City, July as"
There Is more Catarrh Ia this ecc
tlon ot the country than an Other
diseases put together. and until IN,
last few years was supposed to d,
lneUrahle. For a great many yeRn'