The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-05

LOCAL BRIEFS.

Joe Minchell u doing railroad
stunt ia the Rich um yards now
Old newspapers, &C Tor a big
bundle at THK tribune office.
John connely takes bis place 10
the store % Loeb a Bros. with the
New Yeur.
4. v. DeArmond, one Of Rich HILLS
beat clti2eus, viii read the TRIBUNE
for another year.
HereafterI will be in my dental
Office from Tuesday noon TO Sum
dav noon.-DR. SLATER.
Comrade VIVA. Harvey reads the
papers and keeps posted on local
matters 10y reading the TRIBuSE an
other year.
Miss FiosSie Griggs, uf kansaE City
came down sunday for a New Years
visit 70 her parents. Mr.. aud Mrs. J.
c. Grlggs OF Reavley.
Mrs. Virginia Rogers, who has
been reading the Tribune for several
years thinks she cant get along
without IL aud viii read It another
year longer.
Our trend ". L. Duvall got
better a short while last week,th.
got worse again, but is now again
on the mend.
Rev. Wesley Latin Is pretty close
IS confined 60 the house these days,
nursing rheumatic pains with much
patience aud no complaint.
We saw Judge John Armstrong on
his way "a the train Monday. going
10 Butler 10 take his first turn ut Re
publican oficialdom with a Demo-
cratic court.
job printing Of all kinds done al
the tribune office. Out stock Of
supplies is large aud we Try TO please
Dur customers. Prices right. Come
and see Us.
Miss Hattie Soldiers, dressmak-
er at the Cowles MeKIbben Store,
has returned from a two weeks
vacation, and has re opened her
dress-making rooms upstairs az
that store.
Mr Lyle Houghton, OF westplains
Mo who has been spending the hol-
idays with bis parents MIR. and Mrs.
v. ". Houghton. departed for his
home down in the country Of "blg
red apples" Tuesday morning.
Those of our patrons who fail to
read the story Of "Halley's Bluff
now running ia the TKHENE are
missing one ot the hest and Truest
rumRncss that was ever published
having "a real foundation in Bates
county.
Rev. G. u. Cosprr pastor OF the
Frs, NJ. +. Church, left Monday
night for Lees Summit. where ne
delivered a fine address on Tues.
ia, evening tor the Masonic ordsF
on the occasion Of 81 Johns day
-Nevady Herald.
Miss Mary Bndwoll closed her
clerkship In Harley Gelgcr's stOru
with the close OF the old year The
lsst day Of tie week. the last day OF
the month aud the last day % the
year A regular closing time. She
VIII probably 20 TO California
Nlr. Crcii Amcs. Of BAKER Univcrui,
~. who is spending the holidays
with his parruts DR.. aud Mrs. 5. l.,
Amcs favored the THinuSE with d
call Monday lie IL liEe all progncs
slyr Young men keeping himself wei
informed on the events OF the day.
Con. N~rglasson ON I'D No. +,
i.ast OF the river. and Miss JcHSi,
neuenhaugh 90 Rockville. wcn mar
rled az the home OF the bride nj
Rockville, Saturday evening They
begin thclr now life with the New
Year May they both bo alike pros
porous
Iudge Temptation attended the im
promptu banquet tcudeud ustsrini
Judge Graves last Saturday nigh.
aud snys ovcry thing went on yer,
nicely Neat complimentary speech
81 were made 10y Judge elect c. \
Denton, Congressman d. A. Dear
naond Rnd Others. aud an apprOprl
ate reply hy Judgc Graves, Thu
well did the ilar speed the parting
gurst, Judge Graves carries wit
him, Ia his retirement the cstecf
and respect Of every lawyer VIII.
ever had any business In his court.