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extremely torrid" number this month.
 Christmas buyers will do well to notice the announcements in this paper. They contain useful hints to buyers.
 Caspar Brown, one of our sub scribers, called i'll to see us few days ago. He left us something to remember him by.
 The. Western Arkansas Teach CTS Association will meet here on Dec. 27. Conway should give them a hearty welcome.
 William Hooks, who formerly lived ill this city, and MT. Bolding have gone into the general mer- chandise business at Saltillo.
 Mrs. Annie Durham, who has been here visiting her brother, Judge w. H. Duncan for several days, returned home Friday.
 Miss Wood, of Fort Smith, a trained nurse who has been here attending s. G. Smiths children, returned to her home Friday.
 Mrs. E. E. Jones, of Mt. Vernon, came down yesterday to visit her daughter, Miss Minnie Lee, and other relatives. es.-Searcy Citizen.
 Buy your Xmas presents from us and get to vote in the Organ Contest. ANDERSON & Go.
 4e-2t
 Will Crooms, who has been at tending the commercial depart ment of Hendrix College, returned to his home ill Dardanelle Friday.
 w. E. Green, who has been with the Little Rock Gazette for some time, is back in Conway. He IS now holding cases" ill this office.
 The Conway Printing Company has just finished the printing of the Arkansas Conference minutes. It is an unusually neat job this year.
 Mir. Fred Williams has returned to his home in Conway, after a weeks visit to friends and relatives ill the city.-Little Rock Gazette.
 If we haven't just what you want for Christmas we will get 1t for you and give you votes on the Organ Contest.
 Ao-2t ANDERSON & Co.
 w. A. Ray and Sam Heiligers of this city, and C. H. Cheek of Preston, have been summoned as as special jurors in the Federal Court in Little Rock.
 See Paine & Co.'S stock of fine delicacies for Christmas dinner. Come look through our stock be- fore buying elsewhere. Our close prices will interest you. 5otf.
 The town council met last Tues day night. One of the measures adopted was a motion by Alderman Pence to have laws and ordinances of the town re-digested and printed in book form.
 We are glad to note that our friend, Rev D. H. Colquitte, is out again after a severe illness of ty- phoid fever. MT. Colquitte is one of the leading candidates for Chap lain of the State Senate.
 We notice in this weeks issue of the Citizen that the merchants of Searcy have bought 7,S39 bales of cotton. Conway has bought IT, . 363 square bales and shipped nearly seven hundred round bales.
 The fire alarm was given last Wednesday afternoon about half past four, and everybody turned out to look for the fire. It proved to be a small blaze i'll Allinder' S gin. The fire was easily ex- tinguished and very little damage was done.
 The insurance on the residence of Hon. J. E. Martin has been sat isfactorily adjusted. He received the full amount, $r3oo on his house, and S3I5 for his damage to household goods. MT. Martin car ried insurance in companies repre- sented by Mrs. Fife Lincoln.
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Don't use Cough Syrups that Con
 tain Opiates.

They are both injurious and dangerous. Three to five drops of Gregory's Antiseptic Healing Oil will relieve your cough ill from one to five minutes and do you no harm. It contains no opium in any form. 22-tf
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Cotton Report.

Following is the number of bales bought by each of our local cotton dealers up to Dec. IA:
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their hone. In St Louis. after visiting Mr..
and Mrs IL &. Gerke two weeks
y - Nelson has returned from MS sum-
Mr. trip To- Denver
Miss I-Is;. BARNARD Of East ST. Louis Is
a ..Il,st of Miss Minnie Whitbr.a>i.
Mis-, Irora Mckee OF Grand avenue, ST
I.,1is j. heinz entertained by Miss Jessie
N.Es. She arrived Thursday
Nil. Eircie SchwarZ IS spending soma
time with her cousin. Mrs. Thomas OCon-
nor al PaHa.
Ms Neil Barnett and Miss Mae Desmond
departed yesterday for a ten days trip 10
Ten tsS'e-
Miss Dollie Early is here from New
Douglas q guest Of the family Of her
brother Judge William II. Early.
The principal event OF the week in EG-
warisyiIl,. society was the lawn party at
the residence OF MIR. and Mrs. 9. r Vie
land Friday night. Mrs. Bennett and Miss
Lillian Wie-aud Of Pittsburg. sister of Mr.
Ni.iaud who is here on a visit, assisted
IL re-ei ling the guests. The lawn Was dec
grated and illumined with japanese Ian
terms and a manGolin orchestra provided
music The members Of the ST. Louis Quar-
tct were present as guests, and rendered
number Of fine selections The quartet is
composed of W. y. Collins George T. Dick
son. a. G. Wheeler and J. II. Hawken.
Others present from 81. Louis were Mr.. and
Mrs. T. T.. Desmond. Theodore johnson and
George Il. Bickelhaupt.
Miss Amy JeffIess is a guest Of Miss Eva
L"ne at Alton
Mrs. Adelaide Martin has returned from
an extended visit i'm Kansas city.
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NOTES FROM ALTON,

In Pontiac. Ill.
Misses Harriet and Rose Ryrie accom-
panied by Mrs. Merriam Brenchard. dc
parted Friday for Grand Haven. Mich.
Mrs j. A Ryrie Is entertaining Miss
I'hebe Copeland of Kansas City.
Mrs. George E. Hopkins gave n dinner
party Friday in honor Of her guest, Mrs.
Frank Fellows. of Springfield.
The Reverend and Mrs. Il. NJ. Waterman
are entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. L. Il. Straug
of Guthrie. Ok.
Miss Emily Baker has returned from the
East.
Mrs. Mary Washington of Mnweaqua. Ill.
is visiting the Misses Rice in Upper Alton.
Mrs. James link has returned to In
dianapols
Mrs. Charles Connor is visiting relatives
In Hope, y. ID.
Misses Bessie and Katie Koch have C
turned to Atlanta. Ga
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Collins Will spend
the summer in California
Miss Ruth Mills entertained the Browning
Club Monday at Rock Spring Park.
Mrs. Catherine Lamb departed Tuesday
for Butler. Mo.
Mis-. Della Pfeffer has returned from st.
Louis.
Miss Alice Job departed Thursday Cor
Boston
Mrs. J. L. Bcdison left Wednesday fo-
Council Bluffs, Ia.
Miss Nellie Lane IS entertaining Miss
Helen Lucas OF 81. Louis.
MIR. and Mrs. J. Il. Thomas arc visitors
in Ipava; ~; -
Mrs. William Dean IS entertaining Mrs.
Louisa Hartman.
Mrs Flora Hamilton Cassel departed for
Hastings, Neh, Tuesday. after visiting her
sister. Mrs. John Leverctt.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Lewis are at Detroit
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Haskell have re-
turned from Mount Clemens. Mich.
Mrs. Elizabeth Soule has returned from n
fortnights visit with Mrs George Haskell
in Marlboro. Mass.
Mrs Teresa Leiper Is entertaining Miss
Camilla Sicher OF Sedalia. Mo.
Miss ANA nda Johnson Of Upper Alton is
tho guest Of Miss Lou Ruyle at Medora.
Ill.
Miss Alice Graham Of st. Louis Is the
guest OF Miss Mamie Elhle
Mrs. ]. F. MCGinnis IS entertaining the
Misses Maude and Airline Burden of Lex
ington. No.
Mr. and Mrs. r. W. s BcIk are enter
tanning MIR. and Mrs. J. II. Hart of Mem
phis.
Mr. ard Mrs Samuel Wade and Mrs
Walter NAPLES departed Monday for
Charlevoix. Mich.
Mrs. \ +. Mills entertained Monday aft
ernoon with 4 word contest Among the
guests present were Mines. Gcbauer. Root.
McMillen. Roper. Hewitt. L. NJ. Dorsey.
Edward Rodgers and Bork. Misses Lillian
Root Of Alton and Edith Bork Of Cincin- |
natti- The prize was captured by Mrs. Nc
Millen.
Miss Katherine Dickinson is visiting in
MjnueapO
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"oh. its always an easy matter to get 4
eeat for your girl in a crowded street car
81 you Just know how to manage right. d"
eaii the youth with the polka dot band ON
his hat. I've got a little scheme OF my
own which hasn't failed 50 far. It's So good
thar l Rate 10 give it away: but - long as
Ats you don't mind.
Now. you see. its this way: Maudc and
board a wes;bound car about 5 in the
evening headed Tor the Delmar Gariea
Summer car. AMI. Of coarse. its full Every
seat occupied and people hanging ON Ia
straps. We push out into the aisle. well up
toward ne front of the car. and then he
gin to look over the field.
Pretty soon l spy a fellow sitting near
by. whose face is familiar. Say he works
downtown in some office building He has a
girl with him. edge along until I'm Jus:
even With his seat Maude sticks close 10
me. She ami chat a little, just enough to
attract his attention, and then when Re
sees NE / lean forward and bow Ia him in
my pleasantost manner.
Now the fellow doesn't know ne from
Adams of On. but he has To return t',s
bow ard TO lift his bat: for you see he
thinks that We have met somewhere AT a
Women's Training School excursion. or out
IN Forest Park some Sunday afternoon. ar
most any old place. though for the life Il
him he can't remember me. He puzzles over
II for q minute with no results.
but he has seen that | have a girl wi h
me. and he thinks that know him. So the
only thing to 10 is to stand up and give
Naude his seat. He will % this ten tim =
out Of twelve That is. II he is the risnt
sort: and wren You pick your man. be care
ful to see that he is the right sort
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At COLIINSNILLE.

STECTAI. CORRESPONDENCE.
Collinsville. ILL.,, July S.-The Reverend
Mr.. Rauch and the Reverend Mr.. Leland
Of 81 Louis were the guests of the Rev
ercEd and Mrs. Branch the carly part of tho
week
Miss Whitehouse Of Kentucky is the CUES:
OF Mrs. Joe Combs.
Miss Lilly Wagnett Of Alhambra- Ill, IS
visiting Miss Mabel Hatfield.
MIR. MyTon Peers and family Will depart
for Michigan this week.
Miss Mabel Coats OF Granite City Is
visiting her aunt. Mrs. Beidler.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. u Anderson and son
are spending the summer at their country
home near COllinSvile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ef Langan are here for the
summer.
Miss Rose Rarcoe of Edwardsvuls Is visit
ing Miss Alberta Look.
Mrs. Wilbur Hadley and Miss Josephine
Hadlcy are spending the summer near Den
Yer. Colo.
Miss Genevieve Chandler spent the week
I'm ST. Louis.
Misses Florence Harkleroad and Margaret
Listeman have returned from Putin Bay.
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SOCIETY At PIASA,

J. Nick Perrin of Belleville spent two days
al ehautauqua this week.
Miss VI. \. Miller of Petersburg. Ill, is
here for the season
Mr. and Mrs. J. y. Sticksl Of Greenfield.
Ill, are here for the week and have for
their guests the Misses Thorpe Of Ca-iin-
Vile and the Reverend j. Il. thornton of
Miss Bessie CockreII Of JcrseyviiIe is le-
ing entertained by the Misses French.
Miss Clara Brownlee of Jsrseyvilie is the
guest of Mrs. CorneHa Sheppard at the W.
Mines. Pine. S,rugss RidslI. BartIs:t and
Haines Of 81. Louis are stopping at tie
Kings Daughters Cottage on Springfield
avenue.
Mrs L. Hailock IA entertaining Miss
Naude Fields Of Clifton Heights. 81. LOUIS.
Mrs. II. S. Daniels of Jer-evville is spend
ing the season at Chautauqua-
D. ]. Murphy. cashier q. the Jerseyvils
National Bank. and Mrs. Murphy have ar
rived for the season.
quent visitor at Chdutauqua- Mayor and
Mrs. Young Will take a cottage neat week
for the season.
+. ]. Teckienburg OF Bellcvil.e IS at the
Piasa Spring Hotel.
Mis-. Maude Squlres of Jerseyvin. is Wis
itng friends at ChautauqIa.
Joseph Story of GreeIyllle was 4 visitor
Mrs NJ NJ Smith and Mrs. f. D. Gil
Icspie and daughter. Miss Alice NJ. Gil
lcspie of EdwardSville. are spending tho
week at the Piasa Spring Hotel
Mrs. E. +. Newberry of Irving. ILL.,, is
spending several days at Chautauqua.
Doctor y. J. Hughes Of Waverly heard
the sam Jones lecture Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. VI. Needles of Belleville
are stopping at the Piasa Spring Hotel.
NIesdames II. NJ. Chamberlain and s. H.
Gregory Of Alton attended several of the
lectures this week.
Professor and Mrs F. r. Shaper and Mr.
and Mrs. Elias COCkrell all of Jerseyville
are guests at the cottage Of President A.
W. Cross.
Miss Katherine Herriott has returned to
Jacksonville.
Miss Emily McCreisht OF St. Louis is
stopping at the Kings Daughters Cottage.
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At THE SIMMER GARDENS.
lIcruoI 4 Jaccard's. On broadway.

Thr popularity Of "CiiroH.-Giroiia'' and
large audiences :" the Cave every night last
week. pT Monday there were box parties
and many tJshiuuail,S in tn. auditorium.
Ny Ea--ctt Henderson occupied me of
the left boxes with party ~ friends.
charles Pop" p'Fulion had friends with
him IN the pdrquCt
Miss Nina Robinson and George Powell
Wei" iu Tho front row.
Mr.. ard AIRS. Emil karst brought several
Mr.. and Ms. Arthur Garrison and Garth
lalliug"lcy found the opera entertaining
from q stage box.
r. Park Won WDdelstaedt brought friends
ana at I'm the parguet.
Miss Daisy Panniil and Harry Blodgett
wore also parquet listeners.
William H. Thomson. whose family Is
the Naesa' husetts coast. wandered in and
sat IA the rear for one act.
Iiiburu AicNdIr was another summer
widnw"r who whirlsd away a half hour
listening TO tho music.
ON Friday night almost every seat in the
house WIS occupied. and the performance
was one Of the best Of the week Encore5
aud applause were frequent.
Mr. ana Mrs. Hunt Turner. who have not
Yet gone out of town, sat on the front row
with Mrs. Turner'S father. Mr.. Benjamin
Fallor
Henry and Lawrence Branch escorted
their mother and several matrOns
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Gardner were near
the stage. Mrs. Gardner looking very smart
Ia "A rose null. trimmed in black velvet,
Brandt Walker. prominent In Chicago
ciubgom and society. brought "A party Of
visiting women to the Cave on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Muilgardt were in the
middle parquet. Mrs. Mullgardt has Just re-
turned from u long visit in the country.
'hitt les Virgins and Henry T. Kent
strolled about between acts. chatting with
friends
Pierre Clautice found the opera interesting
from Tie rear.
James Robinson. Harry Robinson and MIR.
Hobart were together during the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. j. g. Strauss and Miss
Strauss formed one group in the audience.
Mrs. +. Il. Parsons. Miss Clara Parsons
and the youngest, Miss Parsons. sat In one
Il IN" left boxes.
Judge and Mrs. Frank Estes had friends
with them in a box.
Mr.. And Mrs. F1tzhuch were In the par
pu't. Ms. F1tZhugh wearing a chic foulard
oI black and white trimmed In white lace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles GeThart occupied a
stage box.
Miss Louise Espens' hied and her escort
sat In the middle Iarquet.
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IN EDWARDSNILLE.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE.

SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE
Edwardsville. Ill. July 2s.-aiiss Rosalia
Martin went to ST. Louis Yesterday to
spend several days prior to going to gum
cy for visit
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Smith AMI Mrs. f ID. Gil
lespie are spending a week at the Piasa
Chautsuqua.
Miss JeSSamine Taylor departed Wednes-
day for Chicago, where she will he q guest
Of Miss Clara Thurman Of 1906 Oakdaie
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Lewis aud Nix. and
Mrs. G. +. Whttbread were guests this
week OF Mr.. and Mrs.. Z. W. Nudge.
Louis a. Smith and sister. Miss Ida g.
W. Smith. departed Wednesday for New
York. whence they sail on the Majestic for
England. They will visit London. Paris
and the Exposition, and then 90 to Ger
many. Both have musical sblity and they
will spend several years studying at Berlin
and other German cities under famous mu-
sicians.
Mrs. ]. G. Matthews and family have re-
turned to CoIlinsvile after visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. W. Handlon.
Mr. ard Mrs. q. W. Kriegesman and
daughter. Miss Vera. departed Tuesday for
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IN ST. LOUIS COUNTY.

Miss Laurette Smith Of Kentucky is visit
ing her cousin. Miss Matte Knott Of Kirk
wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. +. Boyd are at Harbor
Point, Mich. They will be away from their
home in Kirkwood more than month.
The Webster Chaiing Dish Club gave
hay ride last Wednesday.
Mrs. Dean Garrett entertained the Web
ster Morning Euchre Club last Wednesday.
Mrs. Siddy and Miss De Yong carried of
Miss Virginia Hazard of Webster is At
Huronia Beach. Mich.
A. r. Deacon has bought three lots in
Webster Park and will Immediately COM
mence the construction OF handsome sub
urban residence.
The Reverend c. J.. Kloss OF Webster
Congregational Church commences his sum-
mer vacation tomorrow. He will be gone
five weeks. and will spend most Of his time
az Macaiawa Park. Mich. On the third day
meets in the week between August and u,
he will deliver lecture.
Mrs Edmunds and family OF Webster de-
parted last week for Suwanee. Tenn. where
they viii spend the rest Of the summer.
F. II. strnus Eye Expert.
Gold Spec;acles ESQ M. Complicated case.
Il speciality. .23 Locust ST.
At Lake Park.
The summer sky CLEANS blue. yet half con-
Tween bright green leaves and summer
sun
Breaks through the screen in many slan,ins
And golden makes the brown and dun.
The tiny insect hanging in mid air
Is turned 10 gold. its web a silver hair.
Murnuring waters Of the running stream,
Sing on restless, restful song
While all the air is sweet with gentle SOUND
And siiences that are as strong;
Low. distant voices growing ever less
Tell on their tales Of peace and happiness. ,
Charles ". Lamb.
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Personal MENTION.

Best watches Mermod & Jaccard's.
Rudolph Klein and Isa Well Of Memphis,
Tenn. are being entertained by their 81.
LOUIS friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Bevis will sail in 4
few days to visit the Paris Exposition and
will spend several months abroad.
Misses Johanna and Eugenia Guentz.
daughters Of Justice Henry Guentz OF
Belleville. Ill. and Mrs. Sophie Andcl wife
of Casimir Andel, departed for a pleasure
trip to Manitou Springs. Colo
Mr.. Henry Ames Of Hotel Beers is spenI-
ing few weeks on his ranch in Missouri
Mrs. \ A. Dryden and little daughter.
Marie. and Miss Ida l.. Sharp are located
at the Sampson House. Lake Minnetonka.
Miss Mabel s. PIochman Of Compton
Heights has returned from "A visit to JEFF
ferSon City and will depart Tuesday even
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. ~ II. Frederick
and their daughter for an extended trip
through Colorado, Titan. California. Ore
son. Washington and Yellowstone Park
Messrs. John Naughton and Gus Hughes
will depart this week with a party of
FRIENDS on camping trip down the Mera-
mec River.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. l.. Bchr Of Hotel Beers
departed Tuesday to spend several weeks a I
various Michigan summer resorts.
Mr.. Clarence Henry u camping Tor Fort
night with friends in Washington. Ind.
Miss Mildred Reach Of Kansas city. Mo.
is visiting her brother at No. all West
Pine boulevard.
Doctor and Mrs. r. Griswold ComstoCk
who sailed for Europe June 3 are now in
Paris. They have been at Vienna the past
two weeks.
Commodore r. &. Koenig will take a party
of friends out on his steam yacht The Idle
wild Sunday July -. The party will go to
Alton. then TO Clifton Terrace. The guests
are: Doctor j. Rauer. Miss \. Koenig. Miss
Dora koenig. Miss Dora Hilbring. Miss
Emma LcmberE. Miss Ella Lemberg. Miss
Clara Reed. Miss Emma Armstrong. VIII
Holman. Dolph Graf, Louis Graf. Paul Ber-
ger and 4. J. TcitZeL
Mr.. Emil Kieckers and his two daughters
Clara and Adele. have Just returned from a
trip to 81. Paul, Minneapolis. Lake Mime
tonka, White Bear and other lakes OF Min
nesota.
Miss Roberta Rodforth of Glencoe, who
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Monday morning Il Iar;y Of Young wnn-
en-. chaperoHed by Mines ". y. tl1g-
sett and o. h. Manchester went out TO
The banks IF the Noreau and enjoyed Two
hours OF progressive egChrc. after winch
luncheon was spread on the ground. Priz'
were provided ~ the players and the
winners were Mrs ClaCsett. Miss Winnie
Pope Miss Daisy Marshall. and the con-
solution Miss Bessie Miller. The players
We're Misses Bessie Clark. Bessie Miller.
Mary CAN'T. Mimic Grafton. Celeste Price.
Ethel Edwards. Winui. and Miller Pope.
Daisy and Letitia Marshall. May Atkinson
ana katherine Young u ST Louis AID tho
chapeTors.
The progressive euchrc given Thursday at
IN" nome IF Mr.. and Ms. II. T. Schultz
for the benefit of the Public Library Was u
success. There were ten tables and a dozen
games played. Light refreshments were
served at tho conclusion 90 the game. In thc
evening lawn fstc was given. attended
by 4 large crowd Music was furnished by
the mar doliu club. and Mr.. Hurst enter
tanned III" guests between the selections
with his gTamoTh"nc. The library realized
large amount from these entertainments.
one evening last week Miss Bessie Clark
entertained ten young women at dinner at
her suburban home. Belle NUe. The Ia
bic waS decorated in nas;urtiums. and COW
loved Miss Clark's hospitality were Misses
Winnie aud Miller Pore. Minnie Grafton.
MILDRED stone Of -. Louis. Bessie Miller.
Mary Can't. Celeste Price and Alex Gass.
The Galaxy. a new organization Of young
girls. held its Initial meeting with Misses
Marian and Carrie Dawson. Progressive
euchre was enjoyed. the members being all
present There were five tables. Three
prizes were awarded. two to the most sue
cessful players and one to the most IN
successful. The club is composed Of the
following young women Misses Daisy and
Letitia Marshall. Marian and Carrie Davi-
son. Nellie and Lulu See. Annie and Flor
ence Kaiser. Lena and Emma Ruwart, Hell
en- Pinkerion. Sophia RockhOld. Kitty Pitts.
Sailie Turner. Lydia Lee, Pauline Dsllrneyer
and Rosalyn Reid. Besides the members.
three guests were present: Misses Loretta
Reid Of Shelbina- May Atkinson and katha-
rine Young Of 81. Louis. Mrs. DAWSON
mother of the hoSteSSes. ami their sister
Miss Epps Dawson. assisted in entertain
ing The guests.
Newest designs in pulley belts and belt
clasps rose gold and French gray. at Mer-
mod * Jaccard's.
Novel and elegant pocketbooks and purses
4 beautiful collection at extremely low
prices: Mermod & Jaccard's. Broadway and
Locust.
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Senator James VI. Rollins returned 90 the
CITY Friday from q fishing trip in the head
waters OF tho ". rance River Senator Roll
liES. b. =. Mu-Jru and \. H.. Bowen Of this
city We're Joined at St.oiyill- by senator
Frank ". iaTTis. -. r.. Russell T. T.. BEN
ton auI others. and from Their, vent To- the
AirEnrc. W'T' they r.imp.I out for -
week. Fishing wJS reported GOOD
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INFORMAL ENTERTAINMENTS.
Finest diamonds. Mermod & Jaccards.

Finest diamonds. Mermod & Jaccard's.
Miss Laura Lang entertained friends on
Friday evening in honor Of Miss FRANKIE
Matt Of Wellsville. Mo. The guests in
Guided:
Misses
I MOTIF. Daisy VIII.
May Rowland. Laura Lang
Selma Will.
MessieUrS-
J. Carlisle. J. Hart
W. kleinsmilt. H. Rowland Jr.
+. Rowland.
\ surprise lawn party was given To Miss
Rose Mckenzie on last Wednesday evening
at her residence, No. 400 Montrose avenue.
by her friends The lawn was decorated
with palms, flags. bunting and Chinese Ian
terms. Dancing was INDUCED in until late
hour An innovation was a sectional dane
ing platform, which made dancing delight
fui. Among those present were:
Misses
Rose Mckenzie, Nellie Grogan,
Lizzie Luhy, Kate Cannon,
Kate Bentley, Fannie Spencer,
Nellie Laughlin, Mae Mccormack.
Messieurs-
John p. Herman, Edward Ickeon,
Daniel Noonan, Edward Weaver,
j. J.. Dummich, Martin buddy,
J. W. Binsbacher, Thomas Mckenzie.
4 Jolly crowd of South Siders went TO
Creve Occur Lake last week for an outing;
The day pas spent in dancing, boating anu
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Mr.. S4li." T. Dillon. Mis-, Emma Dillon
Of Page boulevard. and Misses Mary r. and
EUl"UlJ Kennedy e Htyurl avenue are
spending TIE heated term in CharIaVoiN.
E-frra returning To -. I.ruis they will visit
SaUI,- So. Marie Mtokiuag Island and
other points OF interest.
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Mis- Eat.. Flrr.u Of Minerva avenue Is
si.uaius som" tia. in Chicago. being in at
tendance Ht % -.TI'r 81 lectures gwen b.
Colonel Parker az ia" Chicago Institute.
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Mr.. Edward y. brooks lata OF Chicago, Is
stopping go tn Grand Avenue Hotel In
the fail his family will make 81. Louis their
home.