The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-03-22
SHORT MISSOURI ITEMS


Friday night and Cneis san lest SIt8
The MoberIy Commercial eiub az
Moberiy iii hold q ChzutzuQua ln
September
Unions are the spirit ~ the age
The farmers o. WeiisTilie have Orga
nized q farmeu club
Garbage affords Esch poor picking
for burglars that theg are dnTel 20
r0bbing pickle f~aG1Ories
Two miners were overcome ~ gas
ia the Eden mine near IOpiin the Oh
er day with fatal results
Butler a becoming too metrOgolI
tan All the Etumps are 70 Be pzlls1
out % the courthouse yard
The candidates "a the spri1Efieid
city campaign have agreed not 70 uss
money for corrupt purposeE
The normal school e MsTyEills yin
open June -, The board - regents
VIII select q faculty "a q few eayE
Judge W. C. Marshall o. the 81
preue court in jefferson City ten
dered his resignation 10 Gov Folk
A man named stlI eiopad with a.
KirkEvllle young woman bat her par
ents have not Instituted q SIN huuL
There Is some talk suU1g poll
ticians in Fulton q Hon D. r. Har-
ris making tse race ga- stale senator
Rural mali carriers ia Moheriy
county had 70 cease delivering EzsH
on account Of the c0ndftion q the
roads
A Springfield farmer named TIVpin
has been uppin' Il of 20 the other
farmers that they should organize and
build their oWn trolley lines
That the value al Missouri land e
being found out IS shown b. the fsct
that a ~forty-acre farm near THulecr
recently sold for N75 an acre
The man who Is himself a trlckEter.
says the Humausvlle ~StarLAader. al
ways admires a sharp trick IN anoth-
CT, rel when IL injuries himself
The headline In the C~h5lico;he Con
stitutiOn. Paving On Elm aud Clay
means the paving viii be laid on con
crete and sand on Elm and Clay
streets
There has been quite a boon IN this
locality this winter in the sEay q
barn building. says a Bowling Greea
paper. four new ones having been
built within 8 radius Of VA mile
The engagement uf Arizona and
New Mexico. which was announced
some time ago. has been broken off
temporarily. al least-on account o.
parental objections says the Joplin
News-HeTaid.
W. o. Atkeson Of Butler has a
collaborating hog that can easily
a-m-Hnna 81 E--a--H - #kaw -
Mr.. Atkeson would like % trade the
animal 10 the wolt-huntiEg clab q
Lafayette county.
A man with plenty Of money was
found enjoying himself 10 a St jos.
eph saloon while his two Iittte daugh-
tiers. thinly clsd. were selling arts
fetal flowers on the street He had
e q them out poorly clothed as a
money making venture
Kansas City Is nov d~iscusslhE the
proposition OF two depots lnstead oi
one. says the Rich Hin Review. Rich
Hin has two deaots. and as Kansas
Ctty Is a much larger town than this
Il looks as though she could afford
two railroad depots also.
Three young boys o. sedalla took
possession OF a Missouri Pacific pas
senger coach In the railroad yards
there the other cyenluE. and. building
a fire IN the car. prepared 90 caEp
FOR the night They we're arrested
and sentenced the next morning &c
five DAYS 10 iai Tor tnespasa
Colonel J. West Goodwin % ,he cd
Sedalia Bazoo Is greatly taken viii
the street railway system 90 the Cty
90 Mexico He writes that every yims
a passenger buys a street ear ticket
Tor six cents the purchaser ls tntiglee
10 one drawing in e lottery Ccioae.
Goodwin b riding on the street carr
most % the time. bot has not ye'
picked up q lucky uumbyr
IN Ray county the rnads are 80 hst
that uccputiy tao DAYS were relulres
10 haul a coma taviYe miles NJ
hearsc could D. used and even huE
Eics could b - draWa throuEh "a
mud because the 6ogtla trees Wonis
hutak TIE coffin and the c0rpsa IA,
70 be- carried by hand aiorg the aoedet
sides oi the roads ia places and al
other times carried in 3 gauwhetle.
cart la order that tho burial might b.
la tha home cemetery twelve mile.
aWay
4AAN AHNHHNH A AsHA AaafAHhaaAA e.
1tnCrsoa cts. tells iu the Tribune o
q fast and desperate ride he cnce gool
just Tor a lark ThCge was a tous
mountain grade near the pcnnsy.
vAEia town where the Young CrotU
lived he SAYS ~one night suCshe.
cab Operator and mysen hi1ched
TRUCK car @ a Pusher eugine eolns v.
the hnA When sc sot % The toa ~
cut the uope and the car started bach
There VAS no brake ga h. and "a.
soenery along the twolre miles O
Grade PASSED us Ia a very swim an.
consecutive pFocesska I have nsye
been able 10 oguro oct 60 this dal
Why that light truck car remained q
the track sunless q uas hF the Inter
vcption % P~ruVidence that protect
reckless hnYa We must have mad
part % that crooked hil az fha mt