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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-08

lice With the aan Francisco team
Of the Pacific Coast League, And
how he dld line ON untl lie was
Tiers with the same old swat that
Pat him second on tho lat Nhen
the haiiing averages were cast 40
laai year.
nat there's the good neSs for you
hts faha 8hi Miks u thinking -
thinking aNfuiiY hard. 70 dont BE-
SURPRISED u he hikes back " New
York a. soou A. his theahlcal On
eAEemsnta close and affiKas hla sig'
nature 10 a Giant cnnfrsri Mlkn
looks a bic heavy. bot a couple Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-08
|C0LLEGE CONFERENCE
TO Be HELD SATURDAY

In reply to the protest Of the
State Agricultural College and its
demand that the Northwestern con.
ference meet be- held as planned.
Nal. Inglia, director Of exposition
athletics. yesterday announced that
the meet would 90 through as ached-
uled, and would como off on the
university campus merit Saturday,
Whitman. W. 8. O., o. A. O.. and
the University Of Washington will
enter teams. Oregon will probably
not be able 10 send a contingent on
account Of examinations In progrosa
there this week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-08
REpolNaroN WRITES FOR
TIE STAR.

~Pathfindcr" T. W. Reddlng. 4
= ton. who brought the Path. ,
4 finder automobile from New 4
4 York to Seattle. has been On. 4
4 gagged 10 wFitc the Victoria rae. 4
= Ing news for the sporting ,
q edition % The Star His first 4
4 contribution will appear this 4
4 evening RcidlnSton knowa 4
4 ever kink Aad twist ~ the 4
4 racing same and Is oae of the .
= clcvereHt sporting writer's In .
4 the business. watch far 4
4 The Grssa Star Il viii 4
4 have all the sporting nown 4
4 Fixht w To tho minute.
4 i = 4 4 n \ 4 = \ = = : I. I. :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-08

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-08

New York at chlcAso: Phiiadel.
phia at Pittaburs; Boston at Clncin.
matt. brooklyn At 50. Louis:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-08

$40 MATCH foR ROLLER.

= Dr. u. = Roller seattle'a 4
= athletic pet. and Yusuff Nah. 4
. moat known as tho Terrible 4
= Turk were matched Last night 4
q for a wrestling bout 10 be held =
= here Friday. June ~
= Jack CufleY. manager Of :
. cofta arena % The Pay sire1h. 4
. arranged the match and II Will =
. come OF In that place, cafley =
= managed the 0oich. MAhnout 4
. match IN Chicago which recent .
4 ~ attracted 80 much attention. 4
. Roller Ia noW in the khai. but .
y will start for Seattle at once =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-08

ISpIAGAPoLis. Ind. June T.
The balloon Now York. bearing
Torbsa and Harmon. landed At
cofiHth. Miss 400 miles from here.
today The Hnoaier ended rs
niEht Of 500 miles Al Green Briar.
Tenn. Only the Indiana and st.
Louis III. remain unrepofted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-08
Fred N. Spinning
1910 Second Avenue

n 7 make a talisr
on yoor dental work
yuu save a deiiAr On
yeur dental work
and dental ccmbins
leses two dollars on
pour dental work
| am doing dental
wstk foe people at
the peoples prices
Open evenings uatll
10 o'clock and ali
day sunday for tbs
hIH-A 3
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-08

Triple steals have been made but
twice. In 1905 fadden. SuEden and
Burkstt worked tho trick on the
Athletics. and lac, sumner Davis.
coemhs and oidring pulled Il of
on Warrington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-08
SPIRIT TO Be LAUNCHED
TONIGHT

Spirit r.. tho yacht that will
represent the Elliott Bay Yacht
club In the challenge race for the
Alexandra cup. ia to be launched
this evening at tho yards OF D.
Rolhfs q Sons. East Waterway and
Stacy Vt.
The Spirit has boon designed and
inspected by Ted Goary. the Seattle
boy who designed the old champion
racer. and he will direct the launch.
Ing. Geary will have charge OF the
Spirit In the races this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-08

Games To-day.

Seattle ut Vancouver. Portland at
Tacoma. Spokane at Aberdeen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-08

rAcoNk iass s-Tbs Tigqrs
walked into 7. <sstsn's benaers Tor
rtne hits and four runs herr les-
ter4aF willis IN the same uWs
Caseys Ducks could not get around
sltheuEh eight hits werr rhalhsd ~
IN their culnmn- asafr fielding krYt
them tied to the bases In ths ofitissi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-08
RAGING BALLOONS LAND
IN FAR DISTANT
PLACES

NEW YORK. June s Forbes and
Harman's balloon landed nt eofinih'
Miss according 10 message
received hero from Forbes The
ball.4n vas an entry In tho national
race. which started from iudlAnap-
oils saturday The message also
said that the li1aslorI piiotsd BY
ualdHin and Walsh. landed near the
sans place
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-08

Harry siovsy stole 1856 bases In
1883, tho worlds record.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-08
cars wsLIor INDIANS.

ABERDEEN Juns -Aeetdeen
Won easily YESTERDAY from Spskaae
in a game witch vaa Al 10 TINS
ii danger sleyef held the indians
10 seven scattering hits. Aberdeen
huuchel and WON.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-08

AZ Chicago,
Chicago New York. no game; rain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-08

Akin pulled off a rich BIZ Of field.
ing In Yesterdays battle when hs
grabbed Kennedy's siztIer near
third and hcaysd Il asfosa for AN
swift and sure out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-08

Capron went In to bat for Gus
10 the ninth In a last desperate VI.
fort IN pun tho game from the fire,
but II was no 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-08

Every man on last years cham.
pion tribe plucked Gus for al least
one hit Davis. osixieY. Paddock
and Snyder each caias through With
two safe soaks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-08

Batteries-summers and Works.
Schmidt and Bectendorf; Manning
and kleinow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-08

Bsttsries-BerEer and Benis:
Plank, Dyget and yickers, and
Thomas and. Livingston.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-08

Totals IA ia 81 IS J
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-08

Batteries Walsh and Owens:
Gray and Street.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-11-11
South Sprsgus SparEIlnus

Mr.. Frank was a Kansas City
visitor Friday.
Mr.. Bloomfield Of Hume was
in our vicinity Monday.
Albert Birk and wife visited
Mr.. and Mrs, Weedin Sunday.
The gas drill has moved to Mr..
Cheverton's farm.
Several from our vicinity at.
tended the pie supper at Keith
Saturday night.
Misses Kate Craig, RiDnie and
Cora Newton Of Rich Hill spent
Sunday with Dudley vansant
and family.
Mr.. Alva Moreland has three
teams in his field gathering corn
J. W. Eastburn has had his
residence fitted up for gas.
Messrs. Wheelbarger a n d
Lane we're in our vicinity We'd
nesday afternoon.
Clyde Bobbit has returned
from Pueblo Colorado.
Jim Raney became q1ite sick
at the depot one day last week
and had to be carried home.
Mrs. Frank called or Mrs. Ar.
mold Friday afternoon.
W. T. Flora Of the Fairviev
neighborhood was in our vicinity
Saturday.
Listen for the wedding bells
Madam Rumor has two booked
for November,
GARNET
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-11-11
School Notes.
By P. u. Allison GOuny SupsdHt-
isndsHt Of Schools.

Trip school was the startling
place last Monday. The school Il
doing fine under the management Of
Prof. j. v. Bell. The pupils arc try
ing 20 follow the curse olstudy and
had quite a number of questions to
ask CONCERNING the work, which Is Is
good Indication that he Is doing hia
beat.
Mrs Osborne, of cortland. a n q
Mrs Campbell. OF Lost Corner. each
have interesting schools CORTLAND
pupils are going TO make n special
effort TO eve up on some Of their
work thls year aud our prediction Is
that they VIII succeed. Lost Cor.
ner 10 preparing To have an enter
tainment the proceeds to go 10 =
library. Many teachers are making
gnite a showing along this line.
Enterprise school, Ia Charlotte
township, was IN the midst Of their
examination. They were having but
no lie trouble with the work and VIII
want a harder list next time. Mlss
Blanche Burns Is teocher and has a
good interest among her pupils
They expect 70 turn out ave rural
graduates next spring 80 the close Of
school
IL Il hardly necessary 20 say that
Nyhert school Is doing wei under
Prof. J.. e. CrUsswhite. The ninth
grade Is being taught and every pu-
PHI seems 10 be trying to Guido the
Others. Few schools have better IN
terest or "A more active lot Of pupils.
belmont school IN Charlotte twp.
is doing fine under Prot McAlichael
of Vernon county. we left some
work for his pupils 70 have reudy
when The SCHOOL, Is visited again ana
80 sure ars we that Il win be ready
and waiting makes az anxious 20
ylslt thein at our irst oppurtuniy
We know the pupils Oi thls school.
aud know ltvy are not only wlllng
10 work but are anxious for ANY
est
Grand View school waa moi in ses-
siou Monday on account 81 the On.
ntss 81 their teacher Mas Catherine
hawklns. The pupils aud patrons
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-11-11


We are sorry 30 say Miss
Jessie Williamson Ia not getting
along . we'll a. he friends
would like for her %.
As there Is two Fairvlews IN
Bates Co, getting tickets for the
library, we hope each will not
fail to put the number Of their
district on each ticket, 80 there
will be no mistake. Our school
is Fairyiew 16-1.
J. Il. Niswonger has a sister
visiting him from DAYTON Ohio.
She has been looking over the
state OF Washington with the
hopes Of buying a home. A s
there is a large family Of them
she is making many visits on
her trip.
ky.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-11-11
FsIFyIeW FanCIes.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Williams
and daughter Miss Daisy Of New
ada, came over Thursday On a
visit to Mrs. Williams mother,
sister and brother w. L. Rider
and family, returning Saturday
noon.
Mrs. J. X DeJarnett started
for her home in Wyoming Sun.
day, after spending three weeks
with relatives and friends. She
thinks Sheridan is good enough
for her.
Rev. Arnold Of Liberty filed
his appointment at Bethel Sat
urdsy and Sunday morning, but
was rained out SUNDAY night.
Arthur Moreland losttwo
stacks Of hay Saturday by fire.
Miss Grace Moreland who is
teaching at Storm Gate came
home Saturday a d returned
TO her school Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. S. Brown
went 70 Butler Sunday, to attend
the funeral Of Mrs. Cobb.
The pie supper at Keith was
well attended, the house was
full OF pretty girls. nice liberal
act Of boys and good pies. You
may always expect q nice time
when you 20 to Keith, as their
teacher can depend on the en-
tlro district ia al their under
.takings. Sunshine viii give an
the particulars
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-11-11
North MUDDY News.

Walter Ross departed Tues
dap noon for Southern Texas 10
look at the country.
Miss Cora Newton spent Sun
day with Mrs. Geo. Craig.
Miss zana Miller was t h g
guest Of Nevada friends several
days last week.
Mrs. Rufus Ross and daughter
Miss Leila called on Mrs. Craig
Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Gertie Marsh spent one
night LAST week with Mrs. Ecton.
Miss Kate Craig was the guest
of Mrs. Vansant Sunday.
Miss Pearl Leeth 0 Horton
spent Saturday and Sunday with
her cousin Miss zana Miller.
Several from this vicinity a..
tended the funeral OF Grandma
Thomas Sunday afternoon a {
Carbon Center.
Miss Jranita Reese spent SAT-
urday and Sunday with home
folks,
Ivan Thomas bought a team OF
young horses last Monday.
Mrs. Martha Reese was the
guest Of Mrs. VIII Thomas Fri.
day.
PEcGY
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-11-11

Miss Alvena Maddy. Of Plain View
Prof. L. f. Hughes. OF Crooks and
Miss Edith Palm. Of Mama Center;
All Of North Charlotte township have
very good schools. Each has a
small enrolment but a good school
spirit. They are doing fine work.
The Pleasant 2 ap school board
spent hall a day 10 thsir school last
week. Expect TO visit the school IN
a body az least once a month. This
Is what every board IN the county
should do. 10 Tact this il theig duty.
Meetings have been arranged for
ia various parts OF the county for
teachers, school hoards and patrons.
The people OF these townships are
iuvited 20 attend and take part in
any discuss they may wish.
In the spelling contest TO be held
bee. 18th, words VIII not be selected
beyond the seventh year work. or
page l27
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-11-11
Atlas camp.
AENonIA.

Edd Gooden made a business
trip TO Butler Saturday.
Geo. Watson and wife spent
Sunday in Rich Hill.
J. r. Weldon a prominent
farmer in our section was shop
ping in Rich Hill Thursday.
Grandma Sherron Of Rich Hill
is spending this week with Mrs.
Joe Willis.
f. Brooks, OF Franklin, Kansas
spent Sunday with his family re-
turning Monday.
J. B. Watson and ]. A. Brown
were looking after business in
our camp Saturday.
Enmit Wier the coal operator,
of Rich Hill was in our camp last
Thursday.
Jack Houser is certainly get
ting lots Of jack rabbits these
days.
The ive.year old SON Of Joe
Frerer is, seriously i'll.
George Pop a neighbor farmer
lost one Of his fine work horses
Wednesday.
Joe Labend lost a fine milk
COW Friday night.
Charley Cox has moved his
family to Panama.
Allen Wheeler was shopping
in Rich Hill Friday.
Alice Rons has returned from
a weeks visit to her sister in
Franklin Kansas.
Joe Willis was shopping in
Foster Saturday.
George Pop had the misfort-
une to lose 80 acres of corn last
Thursday by a nsighbor burn
ing the grass on his place.
Several in our camp are wish
ing for a cold snap for they say
that their hogs are ripe.
We expect to have a hog. killing
time at our house the first cold
snap that comes. We have TIVE
that look like 500 pounds.
We heard Of John Jamison and
Uncle John Garrison making
killing Of the bob whites one dag
last week. Wonder if they knew
the limit.
VIM. Sheppard has returned
from bis Joplin visit.
jim Kelso of Sprague was ii
cur camp last Friday.
Mrs. Edgar Waller Of route
was in our camp last Friday.
Col SANDUsKY DooLIrTLE
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-11-11
New Home Nuggets.

Charley Burdick Of Mulberry
Kans. visited with relatives last
wAek.
Several Of the New Homeltes
attended lhe pie supper AZ Keith
Saturday night. They report a
good time.
john Miller is shingling his
house. Says winter is coming
Mrs. Gerry who has been Wis
ting her neice Mrs. VIM Bell
returned 10 her home in Vernon
Co. Friday.
Wonder il a certain person
got chat p%aelsage they we're look
ing for Hsspe 50
Mrs. Geo Kelly and children
Of Rich hin visited with her
mother MIS- Liltlefeld last week
Uncle Tom Liyineood is slow
~ improving.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-11-11
KHTn NOTLS.
suashlue's Weekly Letter Of H.
tsrsstluO News Notes.

Mrs. J. X. DeJarnett who has
been visiting the past month
with relatives and friends left
for her home IN Sheridan Wye,
Sunday morning.
Mr.. Mrs. John March left on
the noon train Saturday going
north returning Monday norm
ing. We understand Mr.. March
plans a trip West soon for his
health.
Judge Armstrong bi & sale
comes this week Tuesday, the
Judge will be missed in this com
munity.
Mrs. Robert Wilson and son
left on the noon train Saturday
for their home in Mineral Kans.,
her husband went some weeks
ago.
We hear that James Rand one
Of the Keith noys who is attend.
ing school at Columbia, is getting
to be among the best football
players there.
Jim Boron while in Kansas
City last week purchased a five
room house to take 10 Texas with
him next week. Bought = big
tent to move into this winter.
Several Of the farmers are
having to build new corn cribs or
tx the old ones to hold their new
crop Of corn.
Miss Mamie Neat Of Rich Hill
was visiting Mrs. VIM. Wheatly
Thursday night and Friday Of
last week.
Eggs are such a good price
dom see why our hens concluded
to strike, and Thanksgiving Sc
near, pumpkins waiting to be
made into pies.
gome Of our correspondents
have not written for several
weeks, we miss them and wish
they would write every week.
Rev. Starring of the Rich Hill
Baptist Church announced bis
Sunday evening talks for tbs
next four Sundays Cd, Things
to come Nov. IA he vii.
preach o n, Behold 1 c m {
quickly"
The pie supper at Keith Friday
night was we'll attended b J
young people from Reayley, New
Home, Sprague, Fairyiew, sn'
Rich Hill. Pies sold all the wal
from IOcents to so cents, some o
the boys traded pies until the,
got the one they wanted, per
haps they were wanting to fin,
out what kind Of cooks the girl
were. The proceeds were $3.50
SUNSHINE.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-11-11

OF this school are well pleased with
their teacher aud have good reasons
for being 30.
The pupils OF the Prairie City
school completed the work left for
them TO have ready when visited the
second time and had their teacher
Miss Pearl Kemper, mail II IN for the
ins pection. The work Is CO rect nd
IA quite n credit TO the teacher and
pupils. This school has held a very
high rank among the schools o. The
county Tor a number Of years.
The reading circle u progressing
nicely In most parts Of the county.
Teachers are taking a good interest
and All that attend regularly find
that they can get good from a study
OF the Glass Room Management 1t
Is being urged 10y a number ~ the
most active school boards, that a
list OF those doing the WoIk De pub
nshed next spring, in order that
they may know who are the pro-
gre sslve teachers.
Mulberry school f. progressing
nicely under Prof J. II. Pahlman.
They need a new school house and
should have a new location or more
playground where they are. The
pupils are working wen aud we
think the teacher Il going to try 20
leave them better classified than he
found them.
Liberty in West Point was having
examination when visited aud ns a
result ala not do much Feclting. We
have made a trade with the pupils
OF this school. the terms are agreed
upon and when we go over there
again everything viii be adjusted
ead the anair closed. We VIII give
particulars later.
Amsterdam schools %Hnesiolng one
work under Prof. Gnraton and Airs.
Archer Prot 0hllninn - doing =
years Of high school worE. Heater.
mates his work according 60 The
course OF study aud Il doing good
work. Mrs. Archer Il doiug some Of
the best primary work yet Her
work "a an good but this 81 especial.
~ good.
Miss Maud Williams Of Center
school aud Miss Edith Black oi Old
West Point school IN West Point
twp. have very good schools. Miss
Black has her school well classified
aud Is following heq course % study
with the beat of results, Miss WI
Iliams has a more difficult task be-
fore her and all do well n she gets
be work staaightened out this year.
Willow Branch wac takiag Exam
nation when visited aud they did
not seem 20 mind the work at all.
The school Is doing well under PROT.
4. j. Wheeler.
Forbes schools not "a session on
account Of the teacher not having
recovered from injuries re received
more than "a week ago, by being
Thrown from "a horse.
The people at Concord. ga Elkhnrt.
township are sim Dragging on their
teacher aud sshuul aud they have.
sufficient reasons FOR doing 80. 'rley
all take pride 10 tlleir school aad
theg have "a most excellent teachcr
The teacher, hiss luea Heck, Is from
Tcxas county and Dates can use 4
ieH more such leachers they have
ihrsn Il spofe.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-11-11

Geo. Birdsail, who, together
with his brother, was formerly
engaged in the grocerysbusiness
in this city and who is n o
located in Colorado Springs.
Coloa where he is sheriff Of the
cosnty, spent last Thursday
afternoon visiting with old
friends in this city.
Miss Mable Whitney spent
Sunday with friends in Kansss
City,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-11-11

Mrs. Garner and children left
Monday for a weeks visit with
her sister Ia Bafry Co. whom
sho hasn't seen for % years.
We have music oyory morning
and evening rs the black-blrds
pass over.
zENoBlA.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-11-11
MARKET Report.

KANSAS CRY, Mo, Nov 9th
1903, Especially reported 20
the TRIBuNE by Clay Robinson
"a Co, Live Stock Commission
Merchants, OF Kansas City, for
Nov o, 1909. Receipts Of cattle
the arst two days Of this week
we're $1,000; last weak 40, 200;
last year, $500. The market
yesterday started the week wish
prices 10 to i5e higher and to-
day is active with steady 10 arm
price. The following tables
give prices now rulings.
Beat beef steers ..... . % to 400
Medium to choice ~...s.So 70 7.sd
Best cows 400 20 500
Medium ~.~.".-. 20 20 I 90
Best bulls. 1925 to 1 s5
Best veals. TO 100
Good 90 choice henvy
.... feeders 4.5o to $50
Good 70 choice stock ,.~.
~....sieers SIS 20 +. 80
Good 10 choice stock
~.helfers $40 90 $50
Coed 20 choice stock .....
steer calves t0o TO SEQ
Good TO choice stock 49,.
hotter calyre 800 20 s.6o
nulk d hogs today sold from es.te
to 2 90, topTa5
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-11-11
mortou and Bantowu

Mrs. cirth Of Rich hin visited
with Mrs. Van Arsdale last
week and part Of this.
J. W. WEIGH who was on the
sick lla1 list week Is able to be
out again.
Miss Pearl Leeth Of this place
attended the teachers Associa-
ton in Nevada the latter part Of
last week.
Chicken thieves visited at the
home Of Yves Cameron's one
night last week but fortunately
they we're discovered before get
ting away any chickens but sew
eral hot shots we're 6red in She
direction they run but whether
any took effect we are not able
to say. The same night some
one visited !. w. Welch's hay
stacks getting away with con
siderable Of il as we'll as some
corn.
N r. Oldham departed for
Guthrie Okla. Saturday where
he went to visit his daughter.
Squire Roberts has been busy
the past week setting out apple
trees.
Mrs. Van Arsdale and daugh-
ter Miss India Of Walker visited
with Mrs. o. @ Van Arsdale Of
this place.
Mrs. Wilson and daughter
Mrs. Woods both of Nevada are
visiting the family of Jack Or
sery Of this place.
Miss IONA Cameron Of this
place and George Walker of Ne
vada were united in marriage
Sunday morning at the home of
the brides parents one mile
west Of town. We wish them a
long and happy life.
Word was received here last
week of the death of Nh. Audra
Winsel formerly of this place
but at the time Of his death was
residing at Canaan Mo. He has
many friends here who will be
sorry 20 learn of his death. He
leaves a father, mother, 2 sisters
and 2 brothers to mourn their
loss.
Mrs. Al T. Handley who has
been visiting relatives at Bolton
No. for the past four weeks re-
turned home Friday.
We think the Editor must have
been planning another trip Il
Kansas City last week when be
printed the TRIBUNE He print.
ed 20 for 50. Guess he meant
20 girls while we meant 50 chick
ems.
Mrs. Virgo Knowles Of Denver
Colo. is visiting home folks here
at this time.
Miss Cora WEIGH visited will
Miss Tot Van Arsdale Sunda!
afternoon.
Mrs. j. L Roberts and sol
Jesse were shopping in Hortoi
one day last week.
Lloyd Stanford and wife ar
rejoicing over the arrival OF
ten pound boy who made his ap
pearance last week.
Nj. and Mrs. Hughes and Nj
and Mrs. Tom Miller we're Met
visitors Saturday.
Violet.