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4 complete line Of above exonlzite
preparations sTG always kept Ia stock, snd
can be had fTGZ5 our local sacnt.
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cause uncomfortable sensa tions If taken
before breakfast. Physicians may take
advantage of this fact when thew want
a drug to be assimilated quickly by CIV
ing 1t on an empty stomach, but as a
rule 1t is ordered with or after meals
1Acrla substances also affect the stomach
II taken in a. concentrated form. less so
when diluted. and least of all in pIl form
as IN the latter case it slowly dissolves
and eXerts Its action gradually Poison
TOO, Iof the same reason, given with
hoflacldal intent or taken with suicidaI
purpose is less likely to prove fatal if
mixed with food. or given or taken after
meal. although in this case it may
simply be a matter of slower action
Chambers, occurring as a disease In man
Is always due to incubation of the spe-
clnc germ, either from an n.anirnal or an
other man, taking place through an
abrasion Of the skin or through the mu-
cous membrane, and the germs NAV even
De inspired and cause a species of pneu-
monia. Strube, who has made a sDecial
study of this subject, says that If mani
rests Itself in one of two ways in one
OF Which the disease remains localized
IN one spot, as on the skin or In the nose
as hardened swelling later becoming
an ulcer and possibly leading to serious
Inflammation. The other form is that
u DAOOO pOlSOiiiIlS Win liberation at
many remote points from the site of in
fectfon sometimes difficult to distinguish
from typhoid fever. Either form NAV
be acute or chronic and may heal spon-
taneously or increase in severity until if
ends in death
According to the French military law
recently enacted suicides will henceforth
be treated as deserters and no military
honors will be rendered at the funeral
1t is no secret that suicides are common
in the French army and this Is attributed
to the brutal treatment of the life Of
the soldiers by the officers and the bru-
talizing condition of the life which they
lead during their three years service.
Suicides in our own army, which have
become quite common among those
in the Philippines, are not due to inhu-
man trea tment, but are attributed to eli
matte influence.
Upsahw, referring to the heart in life
insurance, says that in fleshy persons
past middle age any irregularity In the
hearts action is to be looked upon With
suspicion. In applicants who are reform
ed alcoholics any change in the heart Is
suspicious. Tobacco heart is a -praeti-
cal entity, and sudden death from heart
failure is not SO common as to pre-
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NEW MALARIA CURE.

Get a Mongoose From the Philip
pines and Let 1t Rite Yen.
New York Sun.
There Is a little animal on board the
ship Ellen a. Reed, which arrived here
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worIa,s Largest painting.

The largest painting in the world. ex-
elusive of panoramas and cyclorarnas, Is
in the grand salon Of the doge's palace at
Venice. This painting is eighty-four feet
wide by thirty-four feet high
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weekly Palace Tourist Cars to Los

Leave st. Paul every Thursday at 8
y. m. via the Minneapolis & ST. Louis
r. T. The shortest and beet route.
JFort make tlle mistake Of negleoting 10
inquire Tegar1ing rates md accomnoda-
tang of Mr. y. P. rutherford. S9S Robert
street.
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elude the acceptance of such a risk as a
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or accept anything whatsoever from
member of the male sex. And they never
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According to Health everything
taken .nto the stomach. affects it much
more when the stomach is empty, be-
cause II then comes in, direct contact
win 1ne organ, whereas. If food is pres
ent it is mixed ana dffdfed with this. A
medicinal desc Of prussft acid. for ex-
ample, may not affect a person disagree
aDiy If taken after breakfast, but would
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Miss Ruth Miles is visiting in ST.

MISS Ruth Miles is visiting in ST. PAU.
Mrs. A. A. kerdrick returned Thursday
from Buffalo. n. Y.
Misses Elizabeth and Margaret Turk OF
New York City are guests Of Mrs. Lucy
Mrs. F. H. Kelley returned Monday from
Chicago.
Bradley entertained the young men Of First
Presbyterian Church Monday evening at
their home in Upper Alton;
Miss Florence kranz is visiting Miss Ber-
tina Walk at Jerseyyille.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Nixon have gone
10 Mount Clemens Mich. for the summer
Monday for GAINESVILLE. o.
Misses Mae Fletcher and Cora Roberts are
visiting at Canton. O..
AIR. and Mrs. Joseph Broderick returned
Monday evening from their honeymoon trip
10 the North.
Mrs. L. Williams will spend the summer
Mrs. William Meyers is entertaining
Mines. William Ritter Of Bunker Hill. Mag
gle PhiiAps Of Springfield. and Josephine
Mrs. Samuel Hyatt Of St. Louis is the
guest Of Mrs. II. T. Wheelock.
Miss Alice Drury is entertaining Miss
Bertha Oliver Of Springfield. IL
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hartmann have re-
turned nom Chicago.
The conservatory alumni will hold =
meeting Friday evening at their rooms on
Mrs. Mary Meuch rsturned Thursday to
her home a. Brtdseton, n. j.. from visit
to her son, j. c. Meuch.
Mrs. A E. Basset and son. Edwin Bas-
set. are the guests OF relatives II Mime
sota
Mrs. A NJ Caldwell Is entertaining her
son. Martyr Caldwell Of Denver.
Professor Ernest Kroeger OF st. Louis was
the guest Of Professor William ID. Arm
strong last week.
Mrs. George u. Eaton II a visitor in st.
Louis.
Mrs. Joseph II. Weeks and daughter, Miss
Elizabeth Weeks. spent the Fourth at
Iitchfield visiting relatives
Mrs e A. Terrell Is entertaining Mr..
and Mrs Myrou Westover Of st. Louis
Miss Sadie Rodgers returned Saturday
from Montreal Canada. where she was the
guest OF Mira Harry Philips.
Mics Dora Messenger visited In ST. Louis
last week
Mrs. James Ellison Brock entertafrcd
the Friday Afternoon Club last week az her
home Prospect street. The entertain
ment was six-hand epchre. Prizes were won
by Mesdasnes Biwin Sparks, Samuel Wade
and Miss Jessie Roper. Luncheon was
nj n
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and many of the answers were very clever.
IL fact. So many were chosen thar the
prize could not re awarded. sc by a vote
Of the guests 10 was decided to bestow IL
o. the guest Of honor. Miss Margaret WIKI
irson. Luncheon followed, the table being
d, coratcd IN nasturtiums. Among the guests
were Mines. stephens, Towles, Shackleford.
Misses Miller. Cast. Pope, Johnston, Daisy
ard Leti;ia Marshall. Young. WILKINSON.
Carter. Price. Edwards. Bstten. Boone,
Manchester w. A. Dallmeyer Miss Birch
Misses octavia Lssueur and Winnie Pope
returned last week from visit to Mrs.
S.sey In Palmyra. No.
Miss Eosalin- Reid entertained a number
o. young women at progressive euchre one
afternoon recently. complimentary to her
cousin. Miss Loretta Reid OF Shelbina. Mo-
Miss Settle received the first prize. a vase
o. Tortuca ware; Miss Nellie See, second:
ard the consolation was presented TO Miss
Lena Ruwart Luncheon followed the
game Tbs invited guests vens Misses Ma
ran and Carrie Dawson. nellie Ellis. Daisy
and Letitis Marshall. Young. Oliver. Dali
meyer PoDe johnston Ruwart, Pitts,
EackhoId See, Dulle. Anna and Florence
Eaiser. Florence and Nellie Risley. Settles.
Nalker Minnie and Katie Kolkmeyer and
Pearl keoN an.
Mrs. Mary Tucker and her little daush-
ter. Margaret are spending this month in
air. and Mrs. Edward Aubuchon OF Gre
nnia, KAs, spent the werk with their
mother MIS- II, l.. Aubuchon. Mr.. John
Stevens OF 81. Louis was also a guest for
The Fourth OF his grandmother. Mrs Au-
tuchon-
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IN EDwARDSVILLE.
SPECIAL CpRREsPoNpENCE.

tDRREsSPcNDE~NCE-
Edwardsviiie. Ill. July Mr.. and Mrs. J.
d. Lawnin are here from st. Louis to spend
the heated term with their son. l.. ID. Law
son; and family, Of Leelaire.
Stromsherg CNebl Headlight. departed
Thursday for her Western home, after an
extended visit to Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Wayne
Mr. ard Mrs. Joseph II. Keown Of Du-
quoin, ILL.,. are visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Edwart,svilIe's unsteady inclined people
were much interested this week in the visit
TO the city Of the st. Louis Quartet The
T. Dickson. a. c. Wheeler and J. ii. Haw-
ken. The gentlemen have friends in Ed
wardsville and came out Tuesday evening to
remain over the Fourth. Mr. and Mrs. G.
F. Wieland entertained company on
Wednesday afternoon In their honor. and
that evening they were guests at an as
William X. Kavanash Of st. Louis. presi-
dent Of the Interstate Car and Transfer
Company, came out Friday evening to visit
Mr.. and Mrs H. II. Keller of West St
Louis street are entertaining Doctor B. KEEL
Ter and Mrs Berry Of lexington ,;,oI Ky; father
ley of Lexington Is also expected In few
days for A visit
vanny Of ST Louis arrived Tuesday evening
and will for some time be the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. s. o. Bonner.
Miss Emma Guentz visited relatives in
Mrs. r. r. Evans and Miss Irma Boyd
Springer have gone to Lathrop. No.. to
spend the remainder Of the summer with
Mrs. Evans's son: VIII Evans:
Professor and Mrs. e. W. Parkinson have
returned from months visit In Carbondale
and will depart soon on a northern trip to
be gone until the LIST Of September.
Mr.. and Mrs. William p. Bradshaw Of
ST. Andrews Row are entertaining Misses
Maud and Airline Burden of Lexington. NO.
They will make a visit Of several months.
Mis-. Clara Gillham. librarian Of the pub
lie ubgaH a3 Lawrence. Kas., VINO has been
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NOTES FROM ALTON.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Root have gone East
10 spend the summer in the White Noun
Miss Edith Gaiser has returned from Chi
Sfr. and Mrs. william Penrose have gone
TO Elienvile, ". Y, for the summer
tanning Misses Lollie Bowman and Carlo
De Ein5is Of 81 Loq's an, s,,s,,.r Miss
Gladys shiffieft, departed Friday for New
S Miss Faith Bean returned Saturday from
Wr, l. =. Cottar has returned to Chicago.
Mrs. Charles Davis Is visiting in 81. Louis
Miss nellie HilGebrand departed Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. +. w Lovelsnd OF Denver
Gre guests Of Mrs II. J. Boneau
Mrs Mary Wescott has returned to Brook
lyn. y. Y, after visiting her son, George
Mines. q. w. Craig and NJ. c. Baird and
Miss Mary Green OF Jacksonville are guests
Mrs. a. r. Grove returned Saturday from
C.icazo. where she was the guest OF Mrs
William Breckenridge; -, g..
Mrs Charles Lewis departed Thursday Tor
South Hsvon. Mich. 70 spend the SUNNI sumner:
TO St Adams. n. Y. from a visit 10 Mrs'
W Mrs rs D. II. Moore returned to Chicago
Tuesiay after visiting Mrs. II. @. hcPihe.
Mrs. w. G, Scott and daughter. Ms, Ms
home at Burlington. Ia cy,v
MR. Marian Cunningham OF kansNs CITY
+ the guest Of Mrs. Scott Cunningham at
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Heskett are at De-
Mrs. r. w. Stanton has returned from
Mr' and Mrs Henry Ruyle of Rockford.
Nab. are guests of MIR. ard Mrs Enos
johnson in Upper Alton. q,
Mrs r NJ. Howes returned Monday 10
Detroit. ,,;.s
Miss Sadie Brown Is entertaining MISS
Nellie Brown of Carlinvi!le. s,,
tIlas Esteile Wager entertained ThursoaN
afternoon eight young ladies, graduates Oh
Monticello Seminary. NJ,
Mrs Harriet Sherwood and nephew. Mas
ter Sherwood Rollins. departed Tor YORK
Earbor Saturday. ,,,ss
Mss Esther Isuncan is entertaining MISS
EsfEer Mcneil Of Covington, Ky.
Mrs virginia Mckinney returned ias'
week from Cape Girardeau-
Mr.. and Hlrs. George Wager are visi'ins
Miss Wilma Stokes has returned to ST.
Mas Julia Green returned to ST. LOUIS
Saturday after visiting the Misses Leoharo
MR.. Laura Bozarth departed Saturday
Hiss Nellie Maioney has returned from
STIies Bertha Howard is the guest Of rela-
tiVes in Kansas City. MI.
Mrs H NJ. Schweppe and daughter MSS ,s
Annette Schweppe. departed MonuaS ioi
Cove Beach, Conn, for the summer
Miss Susie Reardsee of Cariinrlue Is tEe
guest of Mrs. A NJ. jackson OF western
AIlutsIG Academy.
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Large crowds have iocked TO the DeIrnar
garden s,n, every night during the part week;
amusements were visited by their full COM
PIGMENT of persons, and the auditorium was
thr9nged during the performance.
Mr. and Mrs. Dickson Walsh. Miss
Lenore scuilin and Charles Clark. .Ir''
formed one party that enjoyed itself TO the
utmost In spite of the protestations OF his
friends. MIR. Clark insisted on mounting the
NOV ing staircase. and proved highly sue
cessful in his endeavors.
Doctor and AIRS. Otto Fl. Forster brought
OUT their daughters. Miss Overstoiz and
Misses Katherine, Marie and Aida Over
stolz. with their Dallas guest, Miss Lulu
Miss Frances Allison and Thomas C.
Hennings were among the "Evangeline''
audience.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wagner. Miss
Pergnet and several friends formed one
party that found the attractions OF the
Midway interesting and instructive.
Miss Bessie tastine and her escort were
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Healy had frienis
with them In the audience.
Miss Ruth Spencer and her younger sis
Ter came with party.
F. n. Judson escorted his daughter, Miss
Felicia Judson.
ID. L. Parrish brought his two young
daughters and six OF their school friends.
We saw every single thing on the
grounds, enthusiastically remarked one
OF this gay group as Mr.. Parrish checked
off his party when they boarded the home-
Miss Nina Robinson and John L.ahey saw
the performance from the front parquet
Duthiei Cabanne and Alfred Hebar
We're two summer widowers 10 be found in
the audience.
w B. Cowen brought his sister, Miss
Cowen, and two friends
BENJAMIN Wasserman is a devotee of the
Delmar. and brings out a party Of friends
almost every evening.
Others noticed during the evening were:
Miss Josephine Lee. Miss Agnes o'Reiily.
Lee Burns. Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton White
more and Mss Whittsmore; Mr. and Mrs
Edward s. Pierce, Samuel Dodd. Msssrs.
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IN THE COUNTY.

Miss Kathryn Meyer Of ST. Louis is the
guest of Miss Jennie F1tewater of Patton
willie.
Miss Annie Bartels has returned to her
home in Mokevills after an extended visit
to IF friends and relstiyss in st Louis, :.
Louis are are sojourming IN fersus er during
the sumner months. Mr.. and Mrs. II. e.
Gregory OF St. Louis have also moved to
their Mr ass r. hGS IN fgq F4auson
his daughter. Miss Eliza Hereford viii DE-
part to-day for trip to the Eastern sum-
Mr. VI. Scott Bryan has returned 20 his
homo in Ferguson from visit TO relatives
Mt Nashville. Tenn.
tending the summer Normal School at
Cape Girardesu.
Miss lille Gutnan of st. Louis IS visit
NJ Miss Essie McCfinton ' Ct Hazel Hill will
spend the summer with her grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Van CIoostere Of
Clayton are visiting relatives IN Muiphys-
boro, Ill.
Sarah Abraham of Kirkwood has gone
to a Minnesota resort To spend the sum
msr.
The ladies of the Kirkwooa Presbyterian
Church will give lawn party on the
grounds OF the church next Tuesday even
Mr hastings Of Little Rock. Ark. spent
last week with J. p Betis Of Webster
A party of webrter folk spent last
NednesdaX evening at the new Deinar
Olive Gentles. Pauline Graham, Maud
Campbell, and Messrs. VIII Dyer. r. l.
Harris. Jim Gentles and Walter Alice.
Doctor and Mrs. Fred Chase chaperoned
number OF Webster young people on a
river trip on tie Fourth. The trip was
made IN the private launch Of Doctor
Chase.
The Every Other Week Club OF Webster
Groves was entertained las. Tuesday even
ing by Mr.. and Mrs c. l. Martin. A
music programme was rendered. The per-
formers were Miss Hazel Allen, pianiste
and Mmes. Charles Lewis. l. II. Knight
and e. s. Hart, vooalists.
Silver and gold finished pulley belts and
belt clasps. 81 cents to 81; New and fash
ionable designs. Mermod & Jaccard's. Brud-
way and Locust.
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AT JEFFERSON CITY.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE

SIbtlA!S CORRESPONDENCE
ATT. jefferson City. Mo; July !!
has been visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
VI: Frazer. returned home Monday
Miss Margaret Biodgett OF st. Louis and
Saturday here. the guests Of Miss Thomp
son
Miss Edna Gordon departed for Kansas
Curry.
MIS- Mrs Joseph FlSry and children and Miss
Paul. Mimi, and the lake resorts.
Miss Frieda knaup has returned from
months visit with the Misses Stratus II,
Mrs; Jennie Edward. and her daughter.
Miss Laura Edwards departed Tuesday for
Kansas City to attend the convention.
Florence. Colo. to " visit reistivsa H'a' i'f
M and Mrs. William pOench of Louis
Siile, KY, arrived Tuesday from saluds.
Julia Berry, who died there last Saturday
night.
Mrs. j.. S Sullivan went to St Louis last
Governor and Mrs. Lon Y. Stephens. Miss
Anna anna Erich Of 81. Louis and Miss Nc
Henry a,, dsp art Tuesday for Kansas City
Mrs. l.. +. Seward of Denison. Tex after
n months visit 10 her aunt Miss Basye.
and other relatives. returned home last
Miss Nobs Settles of Mexico Is visiting
Mrs. George L. Williams.
.Af. anu MIS- IL. harrDCk OF 1T LOUIS
are in the city. the guests OF Mrs: Han
cocks parents. Mr. and Mrs. James NJ. Sell
bert.
Mrs. Lou Miller has returned from a
months visit TO her daughter In Marshall
Miss Ate Robinson has returned from a
months visit to friends in Webb City.
Miss nellie Pettigrew OF Cooper County Is
a guest of her friend, Miss Norton Glenn.
Mrs. 5. p. Winston has returned from L
six weeks visit with her sister. Mrs. John
Mrs. Pau. II. Moore IL visiting relatives
In Boonviie and Marshall.
Mrs. James Il. Can't and daughter Miss
Mary CAN'T. departed Tuesday evening for
Kansas City. to attend the convention and
Mrs, A. o. Allen is In st. Louis attend
ing the meeting Of the Daughters of the
CGnfederacy. She was a delegate from this
district.
Mr.. and Mrs Speed Mosby spent tho
Fourth at Linn with Mrs. Mosby's mother.
Mrs, Caddie Allbrtttain departed yester-
day for g. Louis to visit her sister. Mrs
viii go TO the Northern lakes for month.
Mrs J. II; Cuttsn departed Tuesday for
Coneordia, kas.. TO visit her brother. Mr..
Miss Wilhelmina Schultz and her brother.
Ernst Schultz OF ST. Louis, departed Tues
day morning for Albuquerque. n. NJ. to
spend the summer.
heimer.
Mrs. J. Hulett and daughter. Miss Nora
Hulett. and Charles r. PAXTON of Column
bia are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Hall;
Mr.. and Mrs. F. ]. wildherger departed
Thursday for Atlantic City to attend the
they viii visit New " fcrk city returning
Miss Edna Gordon entertained about
twenty-five women last Saturday morning
from 10 to II The diversion .a,d for the morn
swers beginning with the initials of the
guests names. These proved entertaining
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Not few Of the society people remain
ing In town have this last week beer de-
voting themselves TO baseball with great
energy and persistence.
Jordan Lambert Is one Of the constant at
PENDANTS Ever since the season opened Mr..
League Park. where ne occupies box
next TO President Robisons allotted irclos-
ure. and where he cheers or guys the home
team. according to their good or bad plays.
During the first Of tho seasons games
when Mr.. Lambert was conyRlescing after
a serious Illness. Mrs Lambert invariably
accompanied her husband but of late she
has not appeared. Charles Galloway Is
frequent guest In the Lambert box.
Mrs. Horace Dwyer have been observers
of the game almost every day during the
last week. They are sometimes accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Thompson
Mrs: Sam Thompson takes great interest
in the game and keeps a careful score
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cochran attend the
games frequently, usually occupying one
of the boxes on the right of the tier. They
were present at both games on the Fourth
and also on Friday afternoon, when they
had with them lirs. Bssrent Ten Broeck
AIR. and Mrs. Robert Iudd usually sit in
tie grand stand toward the left, where
there Is a good breeze. They were out on
Friday with Eugene CNendst.
Henry Blossom and Garth Billingsley saw
Fridays game together.
W. ID. OrIhwein and his son. Walter
Mrs. j. +. Roach cene out on Friday
with her father.
Wedding Invitations-Co1rect forms finest
workmanship. best materials. Mermod q
Jaccard's Broadway and Locust.
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, We're beautifully decorated ~ith Japanese
lanterns and flags. The afternoon wsis spent
nen 'Sh" Whl r' 81 the sC @yen i daRcns and
fireworks were INDUCED in TO 4 late honf.
.. AT the supper. which Mas served. on IN"
! lawn. several toasts were responded Ia. Miss
W;nifre,! Mcfarland acting as toastmis-
tress
THOSE present were:
| Nrs~irUr~ and Mesdnm.s-
l.. T. Campbell. 4. -. rwiniuS.
Messfames
Camnl,~ii. Patch.
Kate Moody
Misses
Alice Slaughter. Mar'or> Dawson.
Constance Moody. VI tInie S;s tighter.
! W.nifred Macfariand. Befsie JOY,
Vb,erta 10 hoItler AiA lesson,
| MarEare; Bryant, Harriet Hutchinson.
Helen Brown Each Campbell.
, Alice Lee Julia Andrews.
hessieUrs--
Mark Nuody. Clarence tpporran,
Glenn Hutchinson, George Sheparfson.
James Lewis pcr!ey Hutc hinson,
Robert fioxie. Nal Johnson
MAYO HUTCHINSON. Archie Campbell
Miss Fern Flanders Of No. coz Washing
ton avcrue entertained last Thursday even
ing in horsr or Miss Ioretto Donovan.
Among the Iuests were:
Misses
hnlpia NaSsHr, Grace Hatton,
Helene Carroll, l.e,@tto Donovan.
Angelina Martin. Fern Flanders.
AieesicUrs-
Alfred Bancroft. stephen King.
Alma Case Jar1es Wallace,
Charles O'Reiuey. Walton Fitzroy.
.Iiss Miriam Rosenberg and Master Ed
win Rosenberg viii give charity bazaar
IN their yard at No. 3lIf North NeWstead
avenue july TO- l; and Y. from ) 10 10 2. m
for the benefit of the Ladies' Aid Society of
San Juan, T. r.
A jolly crowd of South siaers will depart
next Wednesday evening on the Steamer
City of Clifton for trip down the Tennes-
see River. 10 go as far south as Riverton.
Ala The party VIII be chaperoned by Doc
tor and Mrs L. T. Riesrneyer OF Lafayette
avenue. In the party are:
Misses
h hSsis a'f Hsaacs Esas R IaSse
Edith Rausmer.
Nessifurs-
Vale Harris. Charles Meinhard,
Oscar Doerr, Locke Tarlton.
Herbert Weinsberz,
A party OF South Side Young people spent
the Fourth visiting the Misses Claftey at
Eureka. and attending q picnic at Pacific,
Mo. Among those present We're:
f. Guntly. ]. Durand-
Y. Classe.
Misses
ELLA Clasee. u. Duran6.
+. Durand.
Niss Jennie Mages of La Sale street en-
tertaIned few friends OF the evening OF
the Fourth. Dancing was enjoyed until a
late hour. when refreshments We're served.
Among those present weN:
Misses
f La Barge. Lena SchdRfar,
Irene krueppel, Cora Schaefe-,
Mamie isaacs, stella Schaefer.
Meseieurs-
Arthur schsefer. George schaefcr.
William Jobusch Larry Buinb.
Herman Jobusch.