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The Rich Hill tribune., June 02, 1910, Image 1
About The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911

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RICH HHJE
mm,
VOMJMK leu.
kicii hill, Misson:!, thi;ksiky jink,l rjio.
m;mbek x:
FIRES LAST ll
;EW HOME CliTTiNG AFFRAY.
ClEM-l? DAY.
EAST SIDE EUrlGLAH.
WALL PAPER
We are nov prepared to
show you tho most beauti
ful designs in Wall Paper
we have ever been able to
oiler and at very reason
able prices, ranging from 5
cents to G5 cents a bolt.
Anything you wish: crown
work, lower a n d upper
thirds, panel patterns, etc.
Dout fail to drop in our
store and look through our
sample booksbefore buying
CtEll BP.
On June i'th the cit.V-ens ef
iKichlHl will hate chance to
Sunday evening as a result of j how the pride thy take in their j on
whirli Broolfn i. lai.l nn mill. I tit r tT DuIlxS C3 their CAt a&iji&th &i
Cold Drinks
Fine Candies.
Books and
Stationary
Tobacco, Pipes
Post Cards
FIRE DEPARTMENT UA&E iKl VUl CE3. EP.C0KS SEP.I3 JSfY IMJUPEO BY "THE C!TrC0.IC!l 8EJS.UTES J'JIE
BUT FAILED TO 00 UUS'.: txit'J- ; KXlfE IX THE BHCJ Of PAUL i ITU AS THE B J Y TO
TION CH ACCOUNT Of AL-.kJ i P. H 0 D Y SwKOAY
BEING TURNED IN LATE.
Geo. Brook and Paul Bhody
A resid nr situated on :-st .eng.ig d in a fight at New
Oiive St. burin-d We.lnt xi.y
"Tt r.it g May ill, about o'clock.
The buildir g was owned and re- numerous cuts and bruise and Probing in clean Cp their
cuoied bv a Mr. Hester. Nutw rejiorted to be in a serious con- premisf s. This clean Bp teti-
ot the family were at home wh'-n Jit ion. Dr. Rhodes
the tire wan discovered. To dressed the wound,
building whs insured by a cum-i the outcome of
pany represented by V. C Stone
braker it Son for $100. i
brought before Squire K i m
brough Monday and was released
on a one hundred dollar bond.
citizen jt?.::;:ie: wit? iinun
IS TIE Sl!t.
A V.st li'clrkT:?! !7 t";t
shortly after the fisl y had re
tired, Mr. f ioo. D,
o f Foster' are taken op by the council wid
The fight I be of groat bereft to tie c.ty
a former
quarrel between the two men.
Mr. Hhody was arrested and
MEHQEIAL SERWJ2K.
The memorial sermon was de-
We vcill also be pleased to
supply you with the above.
Reracm'oc-r o u r fountain
is open at all times. See us.
Visits always appreciated.
I IV.
WATSON & GRIMM
The residence of D. 11 Pontius
located in the Sounwost parted
town was destroyed by tire last
Thursday night. Only part it
the household tITects were con -suuied,
Mr. Pontius Laving mov
ed the rest only a few days be
Ajl fore to his present residence up 1 livered at the Walnut St. M. E
jt'wn. The prcpei ty was ir.sjrtd Church by Bev. Woocwani and
tj j b. a company represented by B. j was we 1 attended. Mr. Wood
5) K Hoover V. Sn. .ward spoke very touchingly of
: The residence if El Abies:!-;
J uateil on Eist O.ive St. was burn- ,
led t'gfther with its ct.lorjt lat
Jsuiiua. morning about ootlws
Mr. Able a;.d his wife were ausy
Z.') ! from home at the time of the t'te
j and its origin is a mystery. In
' surance was carried on liue
iand contents to the amount of
tiiose vh' have laid down their
lives for their country and of the
lv n r cue the patriot. About
forty members of the Camp of
the (J. A. !! were present.
C:.'-!iot St. btwen
tcotir e ar- -:ia ia th he-;. I! i
ixaicJ'ite.' rtu? anl gri-.pl-!
with ti, irt'-ir. who prrThl
V r uch fr Vz., h--:-?Ter, ac-J
br eke tTjr jr., itg irr4 tlj e.-
Irom a iit.tary txmt of as1
well tu Le!pingt mkite it iDorejC-J2-
beautifaL Once you baTe a back Tl.-e t.re r. z'-J r':jsA va
yard clean a little care wh'l kpfO'U-i aciit os' J r.-,t Lav
it in that condition. So when wejben R'i f:r t- UZ-r lad L
get them cleaa let keep them j been tacLt. 11 '. r'zl'a
clean. Get out the abovel sd j VA nsoiiirtr tp u -;-r
the raVe and clean op eood then i u ti.t borTior!
if you have tine plant a few Sow
ers. Hemembcr that & c;eaa
back yard is a beautiful thing
and "A thing of beauty is a y
forerer.
SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS PICNIC.
in a company rr presented
jf ! b.v StocebraUer i Sou.
lathe case of each of these
Rich Hill
Steam Laundry.
ff33
;i
i
Send us your
Shirts and Collars.
1
I three fires the alarms was only
turned in afier tiie bouses were
: completely wrapped in tlames so
j that the tire department although
Ithey made excellent time were ; Family Washing (flat work ironed)
unable to save them. Some bet-1 A nnntc nor nnnnrl
ter method of turning in
'alarm should be instituted.
t!ie
A BEAUTIFUL SILVER PLATED
SUGAR SHELL OR TEA SPOON
WITH EACH 2GC PACKAGE OF
GATE CITY RICE
JAMES CASH
GROCERY
The barn on the place of Dan'
C'rabb south i st of town ws
struck by lightning tud bet on
tire Tuesday evening during the
ihuuui r sioi'in. Toe bam vis
tiiU-d wuli faruiing maeluiiery
E and was insured by a company
ri'liri'k.llli'ii 111 I? t' lliuiv..r A-
wV
m Sou.
l l uuirrow visiiia nis moiuer
tj in ll.is city Suod.iy.
A. lo'uiy w.s a County seat
i-itor hist Thursday afuruoou.
Anility Clerk C. G. Weeks of
LSulier was a visitor here Sunday.
Wm. Pontius.
P.OF'RIETOR.
South Sixth Street.
Mrs. Wilson Weather' c'ass
of the Presbyterian Sunday
School spent a very pleasant af
ternoon at the home of their
te acher southwest of town last
Thursday afternoon. The e n
tertainment consisted of various
games and delicious refrsh
m ents were served. Those pres
ent were: Bessie Kicer, Mary
CASE CF SILt?:i.
Clate Z?pp. who Tt'.litoz th
K.t Sii?, wis iozzi to Laie &
weil develc ;.d cas cf -r
Mcrdy and the pres:' wf
proxpt!p o,5iritin-4. It I re
ported that he the da ;a
in a mild form and that there is
1. ttle dargtr cf its f, realrg c-i
accoint f tLe prcscj.t cea-sare
Uk.23 for its if.;a..cr.
V. W. Starring w.:i -preich y
the Keith sshooi tease text Sun
day aftert-rcn after Sunday
School which meets at Z o'ciock.
King, Mrs. Paul Wagner, Carrie! r ited to aUend thee
Maynard, Brodie McMortry, j rvices.
EthelWatson asd Goldie Foster.
All report a rery pleasant occasion.
Jndge John March of Nevada
was a business visitor in this city
Saturday.
PHONE
RICH HILL MO.
There wiil be services accord
ing to the usual prcgraa at the
Baptist Church next Sunday
morning ard evening. The pa.s
tcr and delegates from the
church to the Fifth Sunday
School Convention at Saleai re
turned last Monday. They re
port a fine treeticsr with good at-
I
Criminal Cdught.
National Troubadours.
Trie Nevada Post slates
Sheriff Bullock of this county ur
rested Andrew SUellumn t that
.,!.. Thurhdav niul loon bun to! Home Mission S.iiety
- .
lht T li entertaiiune nt of tlie
jNiitioinl Troubadours given un
der the HUspicen of tllO L..dl s
Mission Society of tho M
Cliuieh South at tin? Open?
ltutler.
Skvlluian was convicted ol'U.ase last Fi may night wast
u eoilin tb.t, lountv gre.it success. Time and sjmce
np.wi.o'iv r
and sentenced totwoj.ats in tb
peniUMiliaiy. The him' whs ap
pealed and the cour l of apieals
coiitirmed the sen'i nee
Child Dead.
loi oul that we should give a de
laoi d in count of tho riileruin
nn nl Si.r.h;i a In silk' that the
iiiu-ic wis h. auuiui, too cos
Ulines spieiulld und that each
liUmoer on Him piottll'.IU lecoiveil
Us shale ol the appUuse.
George, inl.i.t s'li"! Mr. und j
Mr. John Pie du n 1 me i..unl t UuOJwdy
home In this city i.osi lnoay
morning. Tho litlleono had i.oi ; UiU, an i.xclliliJ. , Ur.iwyoc
bee a ailing and died quito "va- j CU1 ri ,i on P...uAve mUui i.iku.
deuly and unexpected. y. i .kua. A team bring dnvn
TliO funerl occurred hi 1 1(, Alllc K1,H., do.ivei y w.iKou
(amily home last Saturday after- l i(iko 1hi, (ii.ul. Ulo tlv,(.lll uul
noon ati o'clock. Tho services wtfst t.ollull, ttllU a loU.
wero in charge of Kuv. F. A. Cub h ii o l(lo 1K.ar Ul(, l.rossmk, lie.
meroftho.M IV Chuuh South j lw ( u und iiXlll blr.u.
and interment amaile in ;,. .-.,! r(. uu.ni no iojuiy
Lawn Cemetery. Ihe bei...o.-.i . uU llli;k.u ,(ib,tii o
parents iiavu mu r)uM...j ""lUlo ua,,., vvtl0 i.Ueii
in their aorrow. .
MUs Ixe Iv.'s sp. nt Sunil.iyj
.ott Nvwsi me, of Hutier wa-
'a Kich llnl iitoi Sunday,
Luther Fry visited friends in
Butler Sunday.
Prof. ( i. S. Smith of Versailles '.
w as a visitor in thisrity Monday.
Mis I.uhi Dudley of Butler
visilid friii'.iis in this tity Suu
dsy. Mr. C. M. B'edy and son Us
borne isited lehilivos in liatler
Monday.
S.iin'l Barr und wife of Butler
.spent Sunday t h c guest o t
It lends in this city .
Mrs Daisy Fnz v visited
friends in Nevada Monday alier-nooii.
Butler will vote June - to issue
bond ho-a (.xn II. gh SiIkmI
buiidng.
Mrs. .1. .1. Kich.irdsou and il.il
dren are visiting iii..ves in
Gnuiey, Ivans.
Arthur BauUsti u transacted
business in Butler last Thurs
day. Mis. II. liucUeridge, wluilias
been visiting relatives lor seine
lime in Illinois, returned FnJay.
A Socialist speul.er entei taiued
ipuilo a ciowdon tho connr il
Sixth ls k Ave. Saturday.
Joltn h'r vigor, who has char;;o
of the Coon Shu.? Store i,i Adrian
vi.sited homo folks lo-Mo Sunday.
Attorney J. U. lLK:s was a
business Visitor in Butler Fii
day mui uuig.
Ilickcy's
Headache
Tablets
Cures Pounding
Headache
rr..xr
Tin cltvcrfit, suitit A.
safest remedy we know.
Tiy a box and be cc n
vinced. to ft 35c boxes
MIbc Rftall Store"
Opera Drug
Company.
Phone 32.
Ilichliill, - -
Mo.
Fortune time down from
Kansas City Sunday to spend the tndecand oaasaal interest.
d ay with bis parents. I . ,
j Annual Meet. Eg Amencaa
Frank Mabbott and daughter, Medical Association St. Loais
Miss Kthel, spent Saturday after M:3 J,UIi! ' . Ticket? oa
r) sa.e dues iird to ita lEclus.ve re-
m u..c. turn limit Jscejth Kate $11.
' F. J. Kerrens of Butler was a w IloucJ triP-
i business visitor in this city Tues-
day morning.
S. Lowc-nstein, the Horse Buy
er, wili be at Miller's bam in
i this city Friday.
horses.
Bring on your
Clark Chance, who is employ -
led in Springheld. Mo., visited j ter bis firm.
, relatives and friends in this city
Friday.
1 Beverly Young, who bas been
i visiting relatives here the past
i t wo weeks, returned to St. Louis
i Saturday night.
j Miss Alf Broddus, of Butler,
I who had been visiting friends
here, returned to her home Sat
, urday.
' Misses la and Beta Kerrens
Kill II NUT1-S.
Miss Mae McCulloch. of Kan
sas City, spent from Saturday to
Monday visiticg with her parents
Mr. and Mrs, Kcht. McCulloch.
Judge March was uo from
Nevada last Saturday seeing af-
of Butler are visiting the family
of Mr. and Mrs. li. Mattesonof
this city.
j Mrs. B. F. Moore of Kansas
;City and Mr. II. G. Cook of But
1 ler visited Mr.. II. P. James of
i this city the latter part of last
j week.
; Wui. Mudd, who is at present
I engaged in putting a new roof on
j tho county court house at Batler
jspe'iit SuaJay with bis family
j in this c:ty-
j Paul Bvlacutor and IxsnCoa
over went to Nevada Saturday
top'.rintho Crawford baud at
their weky Saturday evening
Tlie fviuowing your.g ladies de-
' parted Tuesday for Warrvns
jburg, Mev, where they will at
' tend th.o summer session of the
! Wrter.borg Normal this auaj
jiuer: Mary Fry, Bssia Alias,
jla.'y Bailiuch, Blaxicha Burns,
Au-a aad Rata Frist:,
We have seen the wonderful
comet which so many people have
went craiy over. We are glad
we never lost any sleep over it.
We baJ new peas for dinner to
ibT. grew ia ourown garden too.
Boy Taylor, of Hume viciuity.
visiUd at Mr. lioKlea's Sunday
and attended Bible s.!kx1 a t
Keith Sunday a'termxm.
One of our close neighbors
picked IJ gallons of strawberries
the trst of this week, selling
them at 40 cents pir gal'iou.
Tliey have our thanks for berries,
we feasted on short cak tixlay.
Carlos Wheatley and family
of Kansas City, came down Sa
nrdav afternoon oa the Frisco
for a few clays visit with relative
returning Monday.
The Keith school directors ari
Wut the most p.puUr men
around here, young ladies call
and write nearly every day, see
ing about the school.
Saw Chas. Marqaet ia town
Saturday, suppose ho had been
fishing somewhere, perhaps out
of a wagou.
11h memorial seruioa Sunday
morning at the M. II Church
in K.ch IMl by the pastor Bev.
Woodward was about the best
oue w.v ever bead. Kor. Wv.od
ward Icing the son ef a veteran
could tell sa much and certainly
held bis audience- with be closest
attent.on.
There was 33 in attendance at
Bible school at Ketth last Sun
day afternoon. U e v- Staring
will preuch for theta next Sun
day after B.bU? schooL Be in
vites everyone to come tad w
hope to see a f ull house.
tj-satiijcs,
with her parents in UuiUr.

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