The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-08-25
MISSOURI NOTES

is apparently rs near getting onc a.
Kansas City q.
The Columbia Herald Is making up
a list Of ali the Inhabitants u Boone
county who have passed the TIRES
and ten mork
The News says a FIRST class base
ball game vas played Tuesday al
Usage between the local team and AAt-
Teton. The score was % &c IA Usage
winning.
A fakir stopped ia MaysvilIe Mon
day and amused a street corner crowd
By running 3 needle through his
cheeks. Then he began selling things
and before he left It was found that
he was not the only one stuck
News was scarce at Hazel Den last
week. but the correspondent Of Mid
dletoEn Chips there managed TO learn
that Everett White is "aIl gone" on a
girl named Maud and that Gay Fowler
wen out riding q catch a girl Sun
day.
A Carroilton oma who receives a
message from her son down in Okla
homa Saturday which said, shot
wells to-day vas Almost worried TO
death for fear her son had committed
murder. Next day a letter told her II
vas oil wells he shot
cass County Leader: Suppose q
newspaper man. every time be hears q
man criucise him or his paper in pub
lie, should retaliate by holding up TO
public gaze the faults and shcrteOm-
ings Of said fault finder. what would
be the result? The editor may not
know Il ali. bat be does not live In q
community long without knowing a
deuced sight more than he publishes
The most unklndest cut Of all" has
been given 70 the boys Of Marysviile.
A city ordinance has been passed for
bidding them TO loaf around the rail
road station Six boys have already
been arrested for violating the new
law.
The state university viii experiment
with a cooperative book store this
fall. Books viii be sold 10 the students
at regular prices and At the close Of
the year the profits will be divided
among the purchasers.
DeKalb hasn't had a circus for forty
five years and has no prospects Of
having q
Knddietown is the home Of q negro
roman said 10 be iis years OF age.
Her name Is Aunt Suckie BoNles.
ENHFFa-~aka kma-.~ - wmA-
lock club which joins in the anvil
chorus whenever paving is men.
toned.
Speaking Of peculiar Eomen's
names, Usage is the home Of a young
woman who calls herself J. Mae
smythe.
J.. r. Luckae Of Mexico Is properly
named, He went on a vacation re-
Gently and returned home with money
in his pocket.
A. l. Liggett Of Slater has made an
automatic electric AIN register thss
will tell the amount Of rainfall almos,
as well as a tab set out In tho rain.
W. E. Berry and Miss May Lewis
went TO HupeVen church. near Mexico,
Sunday night and were married IN a
buggy BY the Rev. n. f. Truax. x ia
70 be hoped that In later years she
VIII not have occasion 20 remind the
groom that DO drove her 70 H.
A man appeared 10 Mexico the other
day and said be was running FOR lieu.
tenant governor ca the ProhihRioE
ticket and the people we're SO unfSmil
lar with dry" politics that they diau'l
know whether be was telling the truth
or not
A negro named Alnutt. AGED z.
years. who lives at C~hillleothe. Is plan
ming 20 marry a negro womsn Of q
next Sunday and tho chlldren OF ID,
two are ohiectiuK The Tribune think.
prospects are good for an elopomeni
I o. grandparents.
The University % Missouri has just
recoivod a new seal Il Was made BY
= New York ~jawelef from designs flF'
nished BY Prof J. S Ankeny Of "a,
art department Besides the name 81
the university and the date II ia firsl
ostshlishmcnt in 1883 the seal Is decor
ated With = picture 81 a EFissly heai
And \ lot OF other thihgs that have ID
apparent connection with the work q
education.
A curious ornament occupies n,
~spare~ bedroom o. Charles Matthew
AZ Halls Station. Il Is a tombstone
and has stood 10 that bedroom i0'
sixty years The house Is very ola an,
was purchased by Dai Vellman In lssl
from the family that had pre-empte,
= the land. The head Of the family hAs
5 just died and the family informed th'
4 new owner hat a tombstone had heeI
: ordered from the east and requisite,
y him when i arrived 10 let I, stand II
! the room IAN ONE member ~ the fam
D. Nv came IN 81 10 mn M one has eve,