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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-25
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New York. Nov. l6-Men go to
the Horse Show to see the women.
women 60 10 see each others hats.
but the place 10 go TO show your re
ally fine dresses and family jewels,
your dog-collars Of diamonds and
ropes Of pearls, sunbursts and dia-
oems. is the opera. and the sight In
the diamond horseshoe" at the
Metropolitan last night when the
season opened with the performance
OF Ponchieu's opera La Gioconda D
would have made an East Indian
rajah look like thirty cents. The
family Jewels are only on parade at
the opera, swell receptions and wed
dings. This is 50, because the
Daily Hint" from Paris. says SO.
Accompanied by an old Sun re
porter did the opening with the
aid of a glass from the gallery
| The question that has been worry
ing and causing loss of sleep 10 low
ers OF Italian singing, was what had
/ the doctors done 10 Caruso9 They had
operated on his throat but the YER
dict was that he was better thar
ever. There was no diminution II
the volume. power and lyric Quality
- of his golden tones as was evidenced
. by the storm of bravos at the end o.
the aris "Cielo Mar" Emmy
Destinn appeared in the title role o
: La Gioconda and sang well, so they
said; this Italian opera is a class too
high for me; La Tosco or the Rec
Null for mine.
All the singers received curtaii
calls and flowers. Caruso's beini
: a piece in the form Of an umbrella
composed of chrysanthemums. car
nations and roses. 8 feet high wit
American and Italian flags worke'
on side of base.
An incident of the evening was
O row kicked mp by ]. Pierpont MOI
q gan. The Astor box was unoccup
cd MRS. Astor being divorced Ia
|, week. a newspaper photographs
n slipped in there and prepared 70 taxi
photograph Of ths house. No
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-25

Mr.. Dicer. OF SurrY. was the
guest Sunday OF Mr.. A. B. Rolf.
Mr.. w. A. Bozarth has returned
from a business trip to Philadelphia.
Mr.. L. B. Franck. of the Theo-
logical Seminary. spent Monday on
a hunting trip near Williamsburg.
The Gazette returns thanks TO Mr..
o. P. FiatJen. of Norge. for a cou-
pie of fine yellow pumpkins. Our
friends certainly know what we like.
The Eastern State Hospital has
purchased for S275O the house and
lot owned by c. +. Marable. II is
70 be used as a oormitory for nurses.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Badkins are
in Stanton where they viii remain
until the latter RECEIVERS from his re
cent sickness. They are with Mrs
Badkins' relatives.
Glazier's points and putty free 4
every purchaser of window glass
All regular sizes in stock. and an,
/ special size cut TO order.-Jas II
Stone.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-25
COLLEGE
PERSONALS.
Little Doing this
Week,

F. w. Lewis, who is studying
medicine at the Medical College of
Va, spent Tuesday and Wednesday
al college visiting friends.
<. F. Shewmake. 'O8. spent Sat
urday and Sunday with friends at
the college.
G. G. Hankins. OF. spent Friday
night at college.
J.R. Stowell is visiting friends in
Richmond.
Dr.. John Leslie Hall returned
Saturday night from Norfolk where
he had been to address a meeting
of the teachers of Norfolk county.
K. r. Wilcox has been in Nor
folk for several days visiting his
hone folks.
Booze" Ransome and I. T
West spent Friday at Toano attend
ing teachers meeting.
II. F. Tompkins. Brooklyn
Thomas. Jack Davis and Z. L. B
Goodwin were in Richmond Satur
day and saw William and Mary wip
the earth up with her most hates
rival. Richmond College.
Thursday next is a big Wllliar
and Mary day in Newport New'
Everybody 90 down and see Wi
liam and Mary do for Hampder
Sidney what she failed to do for h'
two weeks ago.
Midshipman Miles, '02. who
now stationed at Charleston, S. c
spent several days last week at Il
home of DR.. Lyon G. Tyler. h
father-in-law.
DR.. Lyon G. Tyler has been at 4
country home on the James for Il
past two or three days on hunhl
trip.
DR.. J. w. Richie has been cali
to Chicago on account of hts mot
er's illness.
c. H. Hart spent Saturday
Richmond. where he went to :
the Richmond College footb
game,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-25

On Tuesday evening last the Rev.
Jones. the new rector of Bruton Par
ish church, addressed the Y. NJ. {.
A. for the first time. His talk was
very much appreciated and we hope
to have him with us often, and as
sure him the hearty support of the
Association in his work in this
community.
AS last week was the week Of
prayer among the colleges of Amer
lea. there has been meetings held in
all of the Bible classes by their re-
spective leaders, Much interest has
been shown in these meetings. eS-
pecially among the new men. We
hope much good has been done.
AT the regular meeting this week.,
Tuesday, there will be held strict
ly students meeting with several
student speakers. This meeting
will aim to bring to a climax the
prayer services of the past week.
We are glad to see so much inter
est in the Association this year
Much larger attendance on the reg
ular prayer meeting and much mor'
interest in the Bible classes. May
the interest increase as time goe
on until we shall excel in Asssocia
ton work as well as in other mat
tiers.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-25
A WEEKS LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
Things You and Your NeighbOrs
Have been Doing.

The Excelsior Pressing Club. the
old reliable" Best work. best
prices. Work called for and deliv-
cred. West Main street. 5.
Wilkinson. Manager.
The Gazeue's JOB office IS better
equipped taan ever TO do your print
ing. We can furnish anything priut
ed. Let US print your stationery
and get good work.
A valuable mule belonging 70 Mr
J. w. Scneie. tell on the pavement
and broke his shoulder. The ami
mai. which was being ridden by
Lett Scheie. had 10 be killed.
Mr.. c. c. Branch. was in town
short time Monday morning. Mr.
Branch who is the most extensive
trucker on the Peninsula, has jus
gotten in nine carloads OF choicI
Maine grown seed Irish potatoes
He says he will also plant nativ
seed ne2T spring.
f On next Sunday night Nov 28tt
Rev. J B. Childress viii preach
special Thanksgiving sermon 10 N
members OF Spottswood Counc
No. IS. Jr. o. u. A. NJ. at Il
, Methodist church. The public
cordially invited 10 attend. E. I
Proctor. Secretary.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-25
Notice to Taxpayers

will be a, the following places
on the days named below TO receive
Taxes now due.
For jamestown District and City
of Williamsburg at ny office in said
city: November D. % and p.
For Stonehouse ana Powhatan dis
trict, at Toano: November II. IS
and 19.
S. S. Hankirs, Treasurer.
James City County AID City OF VIII
iamsburg.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-25
$. Providence Helps Those who Try to do Something.
New Kent County.

Quinton. Va. Nov. 22-By re-
quest OF many admirers OF The Ga
zette We will send tew items Of IN
terest f.om this httle town on the
Southern Ry. Quinton is a beaud-
ful little town. nesting IN a lush val
lev. with higl hills on either side.
IN the ba-k ground is seen towering
oak and pines while along the valley
is the beautiful evergr a setting
tiJ for al artists brush. A fine
mercantile store. post office. express
and telegraph and telephone ex-
change. The store is owned by Mr.
Z. L. Harrison the wealthy timber
merchant, another is run BY Mr.. A
Black Both stores are doing a fine
local business. The neighborhood
is thickly settled by prosperous
truckers. To mingle with these
: good people is a pleasure never to
oe forgotten.
Mr.. J. K Sax5y. our popular
young K. +. D. carrier. and bride
! nave moved 20 the residence Of Mr.
ID. A. Williams.
Police Sergeant J. Il. Kerse anC
,on. Tom. of Richmond. spent
DAY at Liberty Hall. the guest o
the Misses Provo. Taey had a &c
iglttul tine after partudges whicI
are plentiful
Miss Irene Jones. a popular youn
a teacher. lett Friday TO visit her 81.
r ter. Mrs Scott Broadus. at We
. Point. She returned 10 her post A,
e duty today
IS Mrs. Asa Leber and Mrs Wad
I Of West Wood. spent Friday w.
Mrs. Lee Liber. Of Poplar Grove.
- Misses Mary and Cora Lib,
TWO Of New Kent's most charmi
young ladies'. are visiting Mrs. y
2 Tunstsll. OF Laurel Springs.
r. Nj w. p Tunsyau. Jr.. and NJ
- Marston. OF Roxbury. attended I
tournament az Grand Vile. Friday.
Mrs w Il. Ruckles and fami
after a pleasant visit 70 her Sis,
Mrs. J. W. Sou,hN.rI. of Warn
i. have r-turnd nome returned nom
II. Mr.. J w. Waite. the effici
road overseer. is doing some
-. work tor New Kent roads. No
=. lection bv the board of supervis
-. could have been better.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-25
City Board Supervisors Trying Get Good Roads

night was addressed by DR.. James
S. Wilson of the faculty.
DR.. Wilson took as his subject th-
poetry of Tennyson. and in particu-
lar. ne cook the poem entitled the
Palace Of Art" showing very
clearly the moral which this besun
tul poem conveys. In this poem
Teunyson personifies the mind. and
makes it dwell high above the
minds OF other men in a great palace
and brings within this palace all
those beautiful things pertaining 10
art and pleasure. hut at last it cruu
bles to rothing. showing that one
mind cannot exist without the inter
course Of other minds, life cannot b'
sustained in such an artificial sphere
He pointed out the great DANCE
that an educated man runs isolatinI
himself from those who may no
have been so fortunate as he. H
showed that instead OF being
| hindrance that education should b
a means by which a man may forr
himself into a link OF the chsi
which binds men together,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-25
Where to Worship Sunday

BAPTIST.
Rev. G. S. Kennard.
Services every Sunday atll A. NJ.
and 7:45 P. M.
EPISCOPAL.
Bruton Parish Church, built IT'S.
Z. Ruffin Jones. Rector.
Sunday services: Morning ser
vice II a. m. evening service 8 p.
m. Service for young men in the
parish house 7:1S p N. Sunday
school 10 a. m. Holy Communion.
First Sunday II a. m third Sun
day 8 a. m.
METHODIST.
Rev. <. K. Odell
Reglar preaching services Ills
a. m. and 8 .. m. "Wednesday
night servichs at 8 p. m. Epworth
gueNSunday z p. m. Sunday
School 10 a. m. Mr.. c. B. Griffin.
Sunday school superintendent. Prof,
r. NJ. Crawford. music director.
PRESBYTERIAN.
Rev. r. L. Walton. Pastor.
Services every Sunday at IL. anc
8 o. m. Sunday school at GAS a. n
OcATHoLIc.
Services every Sunday at IL a
m. IN the basement of Cemercl
Hall.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-25

Rox5ary. Va. Nov 22-Mr
Pomroy. aged Is years. who fel
from a t-ee few weeks ago and
fractured his shoulder. was taken 10
Memorial hospital. Richmond. and
is reported much BET ca.
Young Forest Atkinson. Is years
old. while working at the saw mill
of Hdr. c. L. Harrison. was injured
a few days ago Tor forty-eighi
hours he was unconscious. He is
reported better. but cot out OF dan
ger.
Mr.. Lem Ellyson. Of Tunstalls
had the misfortune y lose by fire
MS fine dwelling. His loss is heavl
and no insurance. Mr.. Elyson
one of our most respected youni
men and his friends by the scor
have gone to MS rescue and he VII
soon build.
Tuesday viii De court day 70
New Kent. The docket IS a heav,
one and the court is expected to las
al the week.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-25

I'VE would appreciate II If you
will call phone "a and give Us any
personal or social news you may
know. Or write il out and We will
send for il. In this way you will
help make The Gazette more inter
esting.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-25

II you want 70 buy or sell any
thing. let your wants appear in our
Special Notice column. Il does
the work. if il can be done.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-25

Mr.. d. w. Spencer was in town
tuesday on business and paid rs a
pleasant call.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-25

The meeting for men. held at the |
Episcopal parish house last Sunday
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-04-08
BIG Hail.

The editor has no desire to
break into the nature taking
class but while in Adrian Mon.
day the biggest hail stones ne
have ever seen fell With the
editor Of the Adrian Journal we
picked up a dozen or two, the
largest OF which measured 6h
inches in circumference, two or
three 6 inches and the others
from 4 10 So inches. AT the
same time they had the heaviest
rain OF the year. Parties getting
on the train at Bntler Monday
night reported a big
h all there Whic h broke
indow and did other
damage Ia Rich Hill there was
not enough rain to lay the dust.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-04-08
Sued for GO 600.
Drainage Ditch Buns, 't-,o,
In Federal Court.

Deputy United States Marshal
j. Il. Morrison Of Kansas City arr
rived in Butler Monday morning
TO serve the papers in the suit Of
A. V. Wills q Sons against Bates
county for SIS, 900 claimed upon
a drainage ditch contract The
firm as residents Of the state Of
Illinois have brought their suit
in the United States Court
In their petition they state
that contract was let 70 Timothy
Foohey & Sons re let once Of these
contracts to A. Y Wills & Sons.
That the drawings prepared by
A. II. Bell showed certain char
acter of soil TO oe dredged out
and that instead of soil that
could be dredged they encount-
cred rock which could not be re
moved They iDcluda copy Of
an agreement between them
selves and the county regarding
this rock and claim that the
work is thereby excluded from
the dredging contract. They
have received SCI, ,ls3 rs and sue
for $4,000 which they claim is
now due. They are represented
by Lowe & Shannon OF Kansas
City.
The county court bold that
they have but one contract with
FOohey & Sons that under that
the work must be completed and
they stand pat on the proposition
until Wills & Sons complete
their work and take out the rock
full payment will not be made -
Butler Democrat.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-04-08
Miss MOOre's Recital.

The recital Of the pupils OF
Miss Erma Moore 81 the NJ E
church South, last Friday night
was a decided success. The
house was wen filed with a
music loving audience and all
enjoyed the excellent program.
The ladies' Of the church served
ice cream cones 10 all present
during the program, making Il a
pleasant event socially as well as
musicalIy Miss Moore is a Rich
Hill girl and sll are proud Of her
success as a musician. Mrs
Mae VanDyke Barr, Of Butler
the well known vocalist, and the
Delamater Orchestra assisted IN
the prog ram.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-04-08
'4svs We, love Wy OOG."

Here Is an incident Of canine
affection that would please Mr.
Angel, editor OF Dumb An
imals." A Miss Loudermilk Of
Indiana is the owner Of q female
Scotch Collie dog, named "Bes-
sic. F" The young lady and her
pet are no doubt deeply attached
to each other. at least the dog
is 50 devoted 70 its mistress that
recently, when the young lady
left her home for q visit in Mis-
sonri, the canine began 20 fret
and grieve. The continued
absence preyed upon the dog to
such extent that il became utter
" unconsolable, refusing food
and drink. As the dog is a
beauty and a valuable specimen
Of its breed, the relatives Of Miss
Loudermilk, (w b o like other
young ladies visiting in Rich
Hill, is loath to cut her visit
short) bit upon the expedient Of
sending he dog after her. 7"
So yesterday Bessie" arrived
by sxpress and is now at the
home Of Mrs. Krieger. on the
South Side, Her mistress is
visiting in the country at present
at the home Of Richard Dubacb.
east OF town-bUt the young
women in the neighborhood are
making it up" to Bessie, and
when her mistress arrives there
viii no doubt be bounding" JOY
and a lively reconciliation If
-Bessie's mistress is as charm
ing and sffectionste as her pet.
someone, somewhere, should be
very happy in the possession Of
two such creatures, for no doubt
the old saying love me, lore my
dog" finds fulfiIlment in this
case. But, never having met the
young lady, our speculation ends
right here,-R -Reuiew.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-04-08
Legislators Mix.

An effort of the Democrats in
the house OF the Missouri legis-
lature TO bolt and break up a
quorum Saturday resulted in a
free for-all fight and for about
fifteen minutes things we're in
teresting in the capitol. The
measure before the house was
the amendment TO the state wide
prohibition bin, making a special
order of business for today.
The Republicans moved that the
amendment be tabled aud the
Democrats decided that the way
TO heat the measure was to
skidoo.
An order was made by Speak
er Speer TO lock the doors but
before this could be done the
Democrats had the entrance
blocked. IN some way a fight
started and the Irishman s
JOY" part resulted.
Our representative, L M.
Griffith was in the center of the
scrimmag and received a shoe
sole in the solar plexus which
put him on the mat. He came up
at the count OF nine, however,
and the Kansas City Journal
says he pulled curtain down 20
get the curtain pole as a shel-
laliah" The report says the
shellaliah was hickory and
would not break-so we Judge l..
NJ. tested it,
The jefferson City police inter.
fered about this time but the
legislature soon couVincrd them
they bad no right to Interfere in
a fight being conducted accord
ing to the rules Of an Irish fair
aud the officers became specta.
tors.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-04-08

Tuesday uoou the alarm vas
in from r d. Phillips
tailor shop but the ire was pat
out before the hose cart arrived.
II seems that q gas stove set IRE
To o box It was sitting ON and as
was in the room at the
time the Gre gained some head
way and crawled up 4 wooden
partition before discovered hy
Beverly Young Iti is very for
tunate tha, the fire did not get
much headway as the high wind
woole have awept tie dames A.
cross the business district
THIS + thc uarrovest escape
this eitr has had of a general
couilagatiou in a long time,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-04-08

D. B. Hickey is here from
Chanute attending TO business
matters in connection with the
Opera Drug Co, Mr.. Hickey
recently purchased the largest
drug store in Chanute, Kansas
and is managing that store, altho'
still holding the store here aud at
Pleasanton. Mr.. Hickey likes
his new location and his many
friends here will be pleased "a
learn that he is prospering.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-04-08

Prof. W. T. Hoover, OF Adrain
was in Rich Hill Satnrt az after
noon.
Atty. W. o. Jackson, OF But
Ter, was in Rich Hnl Friday on
legal business.
The coming OF spring has
started the autos 10 spinning
around this city.
Mrs. II. 2. James aud children
were Butler visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Ned ROLAND aud children
left Saturday for Superior, Neb.
Mrs. Robt. johnson came iu
Saturday from Kansas CITY.
Mrs. John jackson was on the
sick list last week.
Harry NanDyke aud Robt
Pearson Jr. were Batter visitors
Saturday.
Mrs. Sam Barr was a Ricl
Hill isitor last week.
Geo. Templeton, lr, came &
Saturday from the University a
, Columbia, 20 spend Sunday wit,
homo folks,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-04-08
QHlCk Work.

A man tried to make a get
away with a box of gloves from
the Geiger- Smith d. G. Co,
Monday and was caught He
was taken before Judge Leedy
Monday and given thirty days in
Jail. This was Judge Leedy $
irst case and il was a record
maker for speedy justice.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-04-08
Cass County Wet.

The Kansas City Court Of Ap.
peals has ruled that Cass Coun
ty's local option election was Il
legal and Harrisonyille and Pleas
ant Hill have saloons The reas
on for the iIleRaliy OF the Law
was because these two cities
were shown 10 have populations
Of more than 250O and thus on.
titled TO vote separately from
the county.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-04-08
Cora Varieties I0F
Ssath MIssOarl.

Z agricultural Experiment
has been conducting a
.laa number Of Germ variety
asts with farmers throughout
both north and south Missouri
during the past three years and
the results for 1909 have just
been complied, These results
agree very closely with those of
previous years and demonstrate
the almost universal adaptibility
of Boone county white for the
bottom lands and rich uplands of
this part Of the state. Another
white variety which has very
vide sdaptability according to
these experiments is the St.
Charles white, which has given
good results on both bottom and
uplands. The best result on up
lands, however, have been Sc.
cured during the past season
with a variety known as Com
mercial white. This variety is z
selection from the St. Charles
white and has been been develop
ed by a man in Bates county.
The average this year included
all the tests in south Missouri is
ten bushels more corn per acre
than the former variety planted
directly beside it for compar
sion
Ofyellow varieties the highest
yielding variety has been the
Leaning first, Hildreth's Yellow
Dent second. and st. Charles
Yellow third. The first two Of
these varieties are better adapt
ed to the uplands than TO the
bottom lands although they make
fairly good bottom land varieties.
The st. Charles Yellow is par
ticularly a bottom land corn.
The results Of these expert
ments demonstrate thoroughly
the great Importance OF breed
ing and selecting corn varieties,
and that there is just as much to
be gained in breeding corn for
high yield and quality as there is
in breeding live stock. The Elk
pertinent Station keeps list of
the farmers in south Missouri
" h o have seed corn Of these
various varieties for sale and il
will be sent on application. The
station does not make a practice
of selling seed corn. BY NJ. +.
Miller, of the Agricultural Col
ledge & Experiment Station,
Columbia, Mo.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-04-08

Judge Wallace, OF Butler, was
10 Rich Hm Monday
Harry VanDyke came home
Butler Tuesday neon.
Uriah Ayers arrived home
from Butler Tuesday noon.
Se,cal uew ads appear ia
this issue 90 the Tribune, Ii
pays 20 read the ads.
Authe mines in tlte vicinity oi
Rich EIul were closed down Tues
day oa sccouut Of the election
Miss Ethel Hughes, ot Rich
ards. who had been visiting Miss
Pearle Taylor on west Park Av-
euue, leH Monday for points ia
Texas
Miss Gertrude Cheverton, wbg
came home last week Tor a short
visit with her parents, returned
20 her school work az Columbia
Tues6ay
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-04-08

The funeral Of Mrs. John
Schmit, notice Of whose death
appeared in last weeks Tribune
was held at the Catholic church
Sunday afternoon conducted by
Rev Father Murphy. Inter
ment was made in the Catholic
cemetery.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-04-08
PrsllmIusry Waived.

Frank Benedict and Arthur
Crsbtree, charged with the rob
berry Of a Kansas drummer waiy-
ed preliminary examination here
Monday and were bound over to
the circuit court. Both boys
are out on bail.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-04-08

FL Mcl,eynolds, ot t'a Gri
buue. bas accepted aposithsp wsih
the Bnt.er Democratand wiA be-
gin work there Monda'
Wm. Bean. who had been here
iu lhe interest oi Sonkin 4 Ca,
OF Kansas City, taking up the
water mains from the river,
finished his work aud returned
hom SATURDAY,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-04-08

We have been having a delayed
March wind this week,
Andy Mudd, of California, was
here last week Tor a visit with
his parents
Easter millinery and the femi'
nine mind have been in one mad
whirl this week.
Hon. l. M. Griffith came ia
Tuesday TO vo,e, returning 10
jefferson City Tuesday night.
Albert Wick is driving around
in new cushion tire runabout
taken from bis stock OF buggies,
The Italian orchestra was here
last week and played for the
Elks dance Friday night and rol
McKiboen's Carnival Saturda,
night
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-04-08

The Missouri constitution has
been amended twenty times in
thirty years by one fourth Of
the voters II is now time for
the other three fourth 20 make a
new one, Aurora Argus.