The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-08-20


quite sick the past week.
Mrs. Moore, Of Nevada, Is visit
ing the family Of Rev. Wesley Lzt-
tin.
wANrED.-A boys bicycle IN
good condition. Inquire atthis Of
flee.
The city dads are having the use
less gas posts taken off the corner
Of the street,.
The Bazaar has just received .
nice line Of new fall hats. Call
and see them.
Summer tourist rates 10 Penie
Springs via to Mo. p. Tickets on
sale daily May 18th to Oct. Ist.
"Hell and the way Ou.'', by
chas. L. Phifer as published in
bis Social Thought, is quite inter-
esiiug reading.
Girard Wilson, who sold the New
Home Coal commany SIS acres Of
land a short tune ago, has invested
largely in land in Kansas,
The china and glassware stock at
the Bazaar has been greatly redue-
ed, but they have a little left. which
they are offering at ndiculously
low prices.
Mr.. Peter Kiltz is home from his
Texas county saw mall and farm.
He has plenty Of water for both.
Corn down there be thinks looks
better than here.
Miss Jessie Cosper, Of Lamar
formerly Of this place, passed
through here last Saturday on the
noon train. She was on her way to
Kansas City to study millinery.
A. c. Cate has sold out his busi-
ness and property to Mr.. J. w.
Baker. In the trade Nj Cate
comes into possession OF a large
body of land in western Kansas,
but wall remain in Rich Hill per-
haps until spring. Mr.. Baker will
become a citizen OF Rich Hill and
take up Mr.. Gates line of business
and push il with energy and a view
to success and profit
The Bates county Worlds Far
Commissioners at their meeting
on Tuesday last designated w. IL.
Holloway, of our city, to take
charge of what fruit we have for
exhibition at the ST. Louis fair
next year. Mt. II. is al expeu-
encod hUItieulturist and will pre-
pare the fruit for shipment and
send il to officers Of the State So
eiety at Kansas City, where il will
remain IN cold storage until placed
on exhibition next year.-The
Butler Record.
Mr.. James L. Porter, who has
been working Tor The TRIBUNE for
more than a year, has received
an appointment as railway mail
clerk and reported for duty At Fort
Scott Monday morning. During
all the time he was in our employ
we found him a faithful workman
always pleasant and agreeable and
Il faithful work will meri, success
and promotion, Porter will get il in
due time. The best wishes OF THE
rRrHuSK goes with hun in his new
isild Of labor. lie is a good man.
A. d. Pontius, G. O.. Circle, J..
W. Snider, w. a. Harvey, NJ. V.
Etdmauhsdosf. and a number OF
other old soldiers attended the
reunion at Nevada last week aud
all spent a delightful time, Speeches
were good, amusements all one
could ask aud everything went on
according to the well arranged pro-
gram. The stories tina, were aaoa'
about differences and difficulties be.
tween the 6, A. II. management
and the owners Of the grounds were
put TO rest By the addresses OF com.
mander Gibson and II. c. Moore
present owner Of the grounds The
reunion will be held al Nevada nexl
year as usual the iiTsl week in Aug.
and there Will be no different regu'
%latious from those heretofore ia
%loree except such as may be neeees-
sary tor the better comfort aud con.
yeuience of the old veterans aud add
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