The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-02-11

LOCAL BRIEFS.

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Monroe Lasky, Of Lone Oak was
IN the city last Saturday, shaking
hands Nth old friends.
The Bazaar Is crowded with new
goods. Calicoes, ginghams, mus.
lins, ETC., in endless variety.
Last Thursday was pension day
and nearly all the old boys came to
town TO have their vouehes made
ont.
The Bazaar force Is too busy to
write for the paper this week. They
say 10 come in and they will "show
you
Frank Ralston has about recover
ed from a tussel with grippe and is
able to be on duty at Loeb Bros
store,
The "Weary Willie Walker
company VIII give a matinee q, the
opera house Saturday afternoon at
ago. Admission roc and s5c.
Miss Erma Moore, after a Sum
day visit TO her father, John D.
Moore and family. returned TO Cot
tey college, Nevada, Monday.
See the display Of ladies under
wear at the Bazaar. II is fine.
They will sell it to you cheaper
than you can make It.
! Now is the time to subscribe for
the TRIBUNE and get any one of
half a dozen papers as . premium
or any you want at reduced clubbing
rates.
Thompson Began, of Rock, Yer
non county, lets the TRIBUNE hear
from him and ayails himself of our
liberal offers on good reading mat-
ter.
Mrs. NJ. J. Hall, Mrs. S. NJ.
Goodwin and Mrs. c. c. Bolser, of
the Carbon Center neighborhood.
were in the city last Thursday, shop
ping.
MIR. Louis Phillips was in the city
Friday, interviewing our merchants
aud called at the TRIBUNE office.
Mr.. Phillips Is a good farmer and
one Of our best citizens.
Mr.. J. X. Wilson one of our re.
cen, acquisitions Of good citizens
from Iowa appreciates a good local
paper aud will read tlIe TRIBUNE
during this year, aud raise q good
crop on his Bates county farm.
Last Saturday, q strong wind
from the south and southwest did
some damage in the city, blowingl
shingles off roofs and smoke stacks
down. winding up a. night with
ihunder, lightning and a bail storm.
Jacob Finklang, OF Praine City
was in the city, Monday looking al.
ter pension matters. lie has been
one of the lucky boys in the pension
bureau lottery. His pension has
been increased from six 10 ten dol
lars per month.
Miss Ida Musser a we'll known
and highly esteemed young lady, of
Lake Township in Vernon county,
killed in Nevada, Friday. Jan.
20 by being thrown from q buggy in
runaway. She was buried ia the
Ball,own cemetery.
Early last Saturday morning Capt,
c. ID. Winchell came neal having a
FIRE at his house, no, in the stove
either, but near the window and a
lace curtain for tind er. The eur-
tain, a shade and dresser scarf " ere
ruined, hus luckily no other damage
was done.
General Candy post 6. A. Il.
will meet next Wednesday night
February, ~. Al members arc re-
quesled to be present. as the new
officers viii be installed, The storm
Of January, preventing The instala-
ton on that evening, aud i will be
attended TO Febr. ~. Don't forget
the date all be present,
Mrs j. H,Fleming, widow Of Dr.,
Fleming, arrived Monday from Jop.
Tin aud Is the CUES, Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Templeton until she can ar,
range 20 take up her residence in the
home OF Mr.. c. r.. Walters, %son.in-
law OF Dr.. Fleming, She will find 3
cordial welcome among those who