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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-01
Marine Intelligence.

Liverpool. May 3l.-Arriyed: Teutonic,
from New York: Lancastrian. from Boston.
London. May 3l.-A,rived: Menominee.
New York
Bremen. May Sl.-Arrivea: Kaiserin Maria
Theresa, New York.
Glasgow.-Arrived: Hibernian. Boston
Observation-Disclosures: New England, Bos-
ton for Liverpool.
Rotterdam. May 3o-Arrived: Maasdam.
New York
Las Paimas. May 2s.-Arrived: Volumnia,
San Francisco, via Valparaiso, etc. for
Hamburg.
Yokohama, May 2e-Sailed: Duke Of Fife.
from Hong-Kong, Tacoma.
Queenstown. May 31.-Sailed: PennIant
Grom Liverpool, Philadelphia; Oceanic
Qrom Liverpool. New York.
New York. May 3i-Sailed: LaTourafne
Havre; F'uerst Bismarck. Hamburg, via
Plymouth and Cherbourg; Bremen, Bremen
via Cherbourg.
Plymouth. May 31.-Arrived: Steamer
Auguste Victoria, New York for Hamburg
<and proceeded.
London. June 3l-Sailed: Manitoba, New
York.
Rotterdam. May Sl.-Sailed: sparndaam,
New York.
Liverpool, May 3i.-Arrivei: Steamer
New England. Boston. via Queenstown
Boston. May Si.-Arrived: Steamer Sax
Cnia, Liverpool.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-01
JOKE ON CY OWENS.
Advertised for Another Mans
Lost False Teeth.

| Cy Owens, proprietor Of the Berry Uousa
| In East St. Louis, is the victim OF a self
| perpetrated joke
| Yesterday morning his friends read an adj
vertiseIueut In Tn. Republic which notii.e 4
| them that Mr. Owens would like to have
returned tn him It set of false teeth which
had been lost In East 81. Louis. on Collins
vile avenue between broadway and ST
Clair avenue.
Needless to say. many who read the adj
| vertis.m.nt were surprised Had they rot
! seen owens cracking nuts when they visit
| ed him a: his fresiic3 Had any of them
ever heard him reft!s. To tackle anything
that was edible No, nor had they auv
recollection OF hearing owens profess y
fonancss fOr rIUsti or anything OF tho kind.
so they We're delighted TO think that the
dark secret which owens had kept con-
cea.rd from them 50 long WIS discovered.
They could not let such an opportunity n
have fun with him pass without prnftirll;
by II. one and all made UP their minis ~
quiz him just little. When owens afJ-
roarcf ~ the Office yesterday one of his
friends called To him: How was the nusi.
this morning. tyt"
What mush:'' he asked Il don't eat
inush ~ this time Of the year.
Il didn't think you could eat anything
else this morning" continued the fri,nt.
just as much variety in the bill: og fare
This norntrc as At any other time" replied
Owens. What are YOU talking about
"Oh. nothing" replied the Wig only |
was wondering how you managed it"
Another friend entered the hotel rs Ow-
ems was in the act of biting corner from
How lid YOU manage TO bite 'it?' asked
the visitor
with my teeth. of course How else
should bite it, asked owens
Let's see the teeth said the shePtiral
man. When did you get them back
Owens did not undcrst'in! the joke until
the friend pointed to the following adver-
tLs"~nent In the East side supplement- to
The Republic:
IDST-In East -. IoCis. SIlI set or Il ,.4-
"'th a., t...I.sFil ave. between i,r.lGWay
and -. clair. FirL'T please return fp - ,,u :
proprietor q Ts,rrt H"uSe. - CI3,r ave. East
81 Louis. III
owens the. explained that he hal adver-
tiscd FOR q man named kcLiIicS Il guest at
hts hotel keudriCk had new sl.t gf toe; n
made in St Louis. They hurt his gums and
he carried the teeth in his coat poke. In
pulling out his handkerchief he j-rited the
teeth out. but diI not discover Ills loss at
the time. He looked for them afterwards
but without sGcces-. Consulting Owa rs ne
was advised to advertise in The Republic
Owens volunteered to attend to the advcr-
;isemcut 70? lim. ana used his own name
hence tine mi=dpprchension on the part Of
his friends
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-01
WHAT TO DO WITH KRUGER.
London Already Is Considering
That Question.

London. June /. 325 a m.-Some discus
sion is going on in London as to what will
be done with Kruger If he is captured One
Idea Is that he win be sent to 81. Helena.
and that he will be tried for treason. The
Daily Express says:
Mr.. kruger's London agent has invested
sli"oJj OF the Presidents money in lands
and mines. This took place before the wIr
broke out, aad to this fact may be as
scrIbed the failure Of the Trausvaal au-
thorit:es to bow up the mines
Tn. Times says:
ANY further resistance the Rcers may
offer will he futile. The collapse of the
Transyaal as a militant State may be re-
carled as complete. Threats of obstinate
guerilla warfare need not he taken more
seriously than the exploded menace of re-
sistance AZ Johannesburg and Pretoria. TIL.
formal annexation of the TraEsvaal will
speedily follow. The war IS rapidly ar-
proaching its close"
Five thousand fresh troops will embark
for South Africa within the next few days
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-01
LIE GRAND WHITE Afflicted.
Connected With POpc's Theater-
Minnie Maddcrn's Husband.

ltEIi' i;i.i' SPECIAL.
New York. May 3I-I1eC;rand White, who
is wei! known in theatrical circles and
who Was at one time a drummer In tha
orchestra At fope's Thcater. ST. Louis, waS
committed to the insane pavilion In Belle
we Hospital this evening. It sufferer from
some form of mental aherrat ton. A thor
ouSh examination OF his condition will be
made.
lie was brought TO .ha hospital by his
mother. lie has not been employed since
last year. when he was advance agent for
Wiil:a Collier. At his former boarding
house * was said to-day that he began to
aC; strangely last fall. but was not violent.
He kept his Typewriter going all day long
auI sent circulars full of nonsense TO the
board r.
White has been married three times His
actress. who is IT present playing In WASH
iugtOn. -. c. His first wife was Minnie
Maidtr1 Fiske. who got a divorce from
him. When they met he WAS a member of
the orch, stra Of Pores Theater at ST.
Louis. which Wos under the direction of
Richard Maidcrn. a brother of Minnie.
Mrs. F'islic married White in spite OF the
opposition of her friends and he became
her manager the following season.
H.. married Jennie EIistice In 1883 and
she procured q divorce from him June 2. in
Bath y. Y. White was best known as a
press agent. He was associated with Rice =
Frohman's and all weIl-known theatricaY
firms
Neyy Wabash Train.
Leave 81. Louis II 80 p. m. Arrive Buffalo
- 1f-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-01
TRAFFIC INCREASING.
Manager Eaumhotf Discusses
Transit Company's Plans.

Manager George W. Eaumhofr Of the 81.
Louis Trausi; Company announced las.
night tEat the transit company IS .rakire.
rapid headway IN the matter Of getting its
lines in good running oId,T.
The Eroa 3way and sixth street lines
have been opened and cars are On the run
to some extent" ne said The number 0S
ears on all the lines VIII be increased q,
fast as circumstances Will permit"
The Union and Northern Central lines
were operated TO greater extent yester-
day than at any time since the strike
was inaugirared. and Mr. BaGmhoT saws
they Will be running in good shape today
If tire wire-cuttinz ceases. He SAYS the
Mound tity lire will he opened as soon as
the police are Getasled to protect the cars
MIR. BstUmhoG said that little trouble WIS
experienced by the crews on the cars yes
teTisy, and he ia hopeful that rhe demon
strations have been discontinued
Cars on the following lines will be run
to-day: Deimar avenue. Page avenue.
SpaIding Avenue, Park avenue. Compton
Heights Chouteau avenue. California ave
nue, Tower Grove, Grand avenue. Easton
avenue, Cass avenue. Olive street, Broad
way. Fourth street. Sixth street, Northern
Central and Union lines.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-01
NEW DEAL GY SUGAR TRUST.


H-o Yo:l. My 81 %'-p;.itipu@ are M
| dor Wa. for iu' requirement and C"".i"i
81 the National ,J"lt. aHsiU,- &"I i'u- ErE
sugar r-iir'9i-s .y D.. .,N cor! 'f;',i"i "' ~
e.! by tG' sugar !ruE, r't.;~ hriH "i - IL
! Howell Sons : tr. Tn --tt-ia"H' J. l'.r
tacriz"G iy Ja:::-s -. Post. inel.ber Of
How H. SINS & Go. have bon 10y a Iong
time the agents for the National ana the
tae requirement If thtse E;oP, ii.cS "y .He
n,T firm vii! 30 much u Snu the susar
war. Howell, sons I" 60. have ben n
harmony witt. the American sugar refining
Company for a long TIule,
Mt. Pest admits that Arbuckle Brothers
are no; included in the deal. In sugar c.f-
Clss generally II Is believed that The new
corporation vii be controlled by the Amer
lean Sugar Refining Company.
The name under which II is proposed I"
incorporate th-se companies i not Yet dc
;errnIned ii Is said. Out in all probability
the charter will b. a New jersey on'. as IS
the American Sugar Refining COMPANY ;
charter. IL l. said that the BolrC. Ct lnrect-
OrS will consist of seven M mhers, and that
al least four Will he named by the H"WeAs-
There was a conference Of the National,
MCllenhau~r and npscher interests IN Jrr-
sey city in the afternoon. and later Ar.
Post authorized this statement.
The National sugar Iehning company
of New Jersey Wi! be INCORPORATED al an
early date This corporation Will comprise
the pr. 5 mt National company ard the " l.
lenhausr Of New York. or Dos her r.iia-
cries. In WORD, the Interest behind these
corupdni-s have decided to pool their is
sues. The new company Will hav- a New
jersey charter. IL Will issue Sio,fHJ.6o Of
preferred stock. the amount oI common
stock To be issued having not yet been
settled"
According 10 Mr.. Post there will be seven
directors of which he Will he one Four
others have been selected. They are Claus
DosCh-r. Frederick -. Mullenhauer. George
Il. Bunker. Of the National company, AM
H. Ia. Corey Of Howell. Son x "a. TIE
con -eTn will be the selling agents Of the
now company. and Mr.. Post VIII possibly
be its first president. The existing stock
issue of the companies which are TO COM
bne Is as follows:
SIullenhauer cumlany. s1..hfJ0 os stock;
National company, 81 "ff"-1 of stock: DlsCh-
cT. or New York refinery, S|".tt" Of stock
and bonds To the amount OF S2.+ut'A.
Mr.. Posts attention was called II rumors
that the company woull be nothing
more than an cffshuot Of the trust" He
emphatiCally denied all reports.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-01
WANTS TO BE AMERICAN.
Proposal That Switzerland Join thc
United States.

Berne. May 3I.-The AHgematn" SChweiger
Z,;turE. one of the most important Swiss
newspapers. to-day publishes an article ai-
vocltinE a confeIs ration Of the United
States and Switz rlanG, on the ground that
It IS absolutely necessary for Switzerland TO
ally herself 30 At strong commercial Power
Switzerland would lose nothing Of her
liberty" says the paper. by becoming a
State of the United States I'm Europe, fer
individual States in the United States en-
Joy more Independence than do the CantOns
Of Switzerland
'cn the other hand. she would gain much
on the economical and political side. The
only thing rcq:ir j is report in the Amer
lean Congress. Italy then would not dare
To- look with enyiOus eyes on our southern
frontier
Almost every prominent paper IN Swift
zerland copies the article without comment:
80 and si2.25 buys mems aud young
mems sl5 and s2o suits Great Reduction
sale. Globe. Seventh and Franklin avenue.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-01
BANKERS AFTER LEYDS.
They Would Like 10 Recover Money
Advanced to Him.

Brussels. May 3l.-EankinC agents here
and I'm Amsterdam threaten to bring pr5-
cesdings against Doctor Lcyds for the
coyery of advances made TO him the
diplomatic representative of she Transvaal
1t is doubtful whether the bankers can get
any Hen on the TransyaIl Government
funds now in the hands Of Amsterdam
bankers. as Leyds has never obtained rec
oguitiOn Of any Power.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-01
LORD CECIL MANNERS.
While Acting as Correspondent lie
Is Captured by Beers.

London, May @1.-Lord Cecil Manners. son
Of the Duke of Rutland, and who is acting
as q newspaper correspondent. vas among
the prisoners captured by tie Boora during
Lord Ruberts-s advance on MAY %. Core
soundeut Donoghoe Of the London Chrun-
fcle a !so was captured.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-01
RAILROADS.

Work has begun on extending the St.
Louis Line west from Union, No.
Kansas lumber dealers will prosecute rail-
roads for alleged oyercharges on freight
shipments.
It IS announced that the Baltimore and
Ohio has secured contro! Of the Central of
New Jersey.
The Interstate Commerce Commission Is
taking testimony in st. Louis in an alleged
discrimination case
A New York syndicate OF bankers will
buy the 100000 Clover Leaf first mortgage
bonds and thus secure control of the road.
The National Association Of Local Freight
Agents Associations will hold its Thirteenth
annual convention In Boston. June IL to 10.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-01
Fell From a High Pole,


Marshall Nc, May Sl-While several
men were at work yesterday repairing the
electric light line, +. X. Howell, manager
of the company, fell fror. the top Of d high
pole. His head struck the stone pavement
and he WAS instantly killed He was only 20
years old His parents live at Mexico Mo
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-01
During the Past Fifty Year.

Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup has been
used by MILLIONS Or MOTHERS tor
their CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING.
with PERFECT SUCCESS. IT SOOTHES
the CHILD. SOFTENS THE GUMS AL
LAYS THE PAIN. CURES WIND COLO.
and Is the best remedy for DIARRHEA.
Ask for Mrs, W!nsiows Soothing Syrup"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-01
GENERAL. DOMESTIC.

Miss Florence Leonard Of Georgia spent
night on high tower at Niagara Fails
and is prostrated from exposure.
TWO men ran before blooihouuds IN Ward
County, Virginia. 20 train the dogs. They
General ChafTee, arriving in New York
from Havana said the coming year Will be
the worst financially that Cuba has ever
seen.
Governor Stepiens gave out q coT:lnluni-
cation explaining why he wrote To ask sup
port for William II. Phelps for delegate-at-
large.
The deadlock in the Texas Twentieth Sem
storial District Convention was broken aft
er i.cS2 ballots. when one Of the two COM
petitors withdrew.
An American yacht fought battle near
Truxiilo With a HoDduranian posse, which
had seized another American boat. The
Americans were victorious.
A crowd of superstitious foreigners
stormed a free dispersary In Chicago and
almost demolished the building before they
were charged and dispersed by the police.
4 bench warrant was issued for the ar
rest of W. S. Taylor on charge of acces-
sory to the assassination oc Governor VIII
liam Goehel of Kentucky. Taylor got the
news in Indiana.
Acting Director OF Cuban Posts Br;stow
declared that Inspectors SeIbold and Neal
could not have failed 10 see Irregularities
3n Neelys accounts. Rich. like Reeves,
declares that another man got at least
el5WJo and that the accounts viii show It
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-01
LOCAL. AND SUBURBAN.

way line.
The Alumni Association Of William Jewell
Baptist College gave its first banquet 1T the
West End Hotel last night.
The thirteenth annual graduating exer-
cises Of Hosmer Hall took place last night
at the First ConEre satiorai Church.
&c school teachers were attacked by 4
mob of men and women yesterday who
TJoA them for transit company patrons.
Sheriff J. II. Ponlman yesterday begin
the work OF swearing n q posse Of 80
mon to he used IL suppressirg lawlessa ess
ir 81. Louis.
Gus May. charged with violating the Fe!
erai injUurtioD. was arrliSDct before
United States Commissioner Gray ard geld
;n $50 bond.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-01
SPORT.

Rain caused postponement OF st. Louis
Brooklyn game yesterday.
Horseshoe Tobacco. Alari Scheck, Found,
Myth. Mayd!ne and Ransom were the win
ners at the Fair Grounds
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-01
OIL TRUST NOT OOWNED.
Waters-Pierce Company Will Con
tiHue Business in Texas.
TEpTBLIC SPECIAL.


Austin. Tex. May 5l.-The Waters Pierce
Oi! Company will continue to do business
in Texas, notwithstanding the order Of
United States Court knocking il out under
Texas antitrust laws. II secured a perni:
to-day under "a Missouri! charter and will
continue in business in Texas as heretofore.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-01
KILLED BY REBEL TRIBES.
Many Haussas Slain and Their
Quarters at CoomasSie Burned.

Cape Coast Castle. May 3i.-It "a reported
that the Haussa quarters at Coomassie
have been burned and that many Haussas
were Killed.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-01

Wabash night train 10 Kansas city Will
leave St. Louis at 1915 p. Man hour and
quarter later than nOw-after June 3.
but will arrive at Kansas City same time
as now a. III.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-01

Lord Roberts reports that he occupied
johannesburg yesterday and that the Brit
ish flag floats over the Government build
1ngS there.
James Francis Smith. the American mes
senger boy. has arrived at Pretoria bearing
q message Of sympathy to the Beers from
6d,Ooo American school children
Richard Harding Davis cables from Pre-
toria that President Kruger has not fed
from his capital, and that he personally IS
directing the defense of the town.
General Hernandez. leader of the Just
ended Venezuelan revolution, who has been
captured by the Government forces. will be
exhibited In the streets of Caracas.
A dispatch from Pretoria, evidently the
last thst left there. says that the Beers
Gre defending the town and already have
once repulsed the British. The battle still
RACES.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-01
WASIENLTA&.

Tho antitrust bills We're taken up in th"
House under special rule. The Democrats
exposed the hypocrisy OF the Republicans
The majority report on ;he G-0ut "ieo-
I,arCariur hill declared that tao existing
Law was being violated 20 al alarming de
grCe.
The Senate Committee on Privileges an
Elections has agree. 90 l"- Senator Cjg~l :
case resc where It Is. without taking up
t1e original election case.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-01
FOUR AND A HALF MILLIONS.
Increased Capital Stock of SIM
mons Hardware Company.

a special dispatch 10 The Republic from
jefferson city says that a statement has
been flied with the Secretary Of State by
tn. Simmons Hardware Company of ST.
Louis. declaring an increase of capital stock
from S3Wa.rl0 10 $i.J9l.rJ
The directors Of the company. al meet
Ing hold about the first OF the year, de-
ciIri that the Increase Of the business
mace an increase of the capital stock ad-
vIsahle. and papers We're. accordingly, flied
with the Secretary Of State.
Before the Increase. the stock Of the COM
ranv was OF two Ocharacters-c0mmOn stock.
81 :tnelo. and : per cent preferred stock.
n 54.sia The increase of 81 .J1j.00o Is made
M nf per cent preferred stock. noncumu-
iative.
-5G5 mems and young mer's blue serge
sr,irs all wool and fast color. Reduction
Sale Globe. Seventh and Franklin ave.
Hunter-Digges.
REf'J-ELIC SPECIAL.
New Madrid, Mo. May Sl-Miss Agnes
plgges and Shapley II. Hunter were married
here Wednesday evening. The bride is a
daughter of T II. Digges. president OF the
New Madrid Bank.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-01

Washington. May 3l--ATter the House ad-
!aurnad tonight it was announced there
would b.. a Democratic conference at ~
o'clock tomorrow in the Hall Of Repre-
SanfatiVes.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-01
SUGAR ADVANCED AGAIN.
Price of Refined Raised One-Tenth
of Cent Per Pound.

New York. Nay 5l.-AN grades cf refined
sugar were advanced cne-tcnth Of "A cent
per pound to-day. Raw sugars advanced
c-thirty-second Of q cent per pound
The American Sugar Refining Company
to-day issued notice that all orders for
the shipment of sugar not directed 10 he
shipped to-day would lac caHctled- This
was taken among wholesalers implying
that a third advance I'm prices Of refined
sugars would soon be announced.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-01
TO-DAY'S NEWS IN BRIEF.
BUSINESS

Discount rates were , 10 per cent on
call and time loars. Cl-araGces, 81 .nSrs4l'
balances, SIS New York exchange. 20
premium bid. tjc pre- nliufn asked. Louisville.
par bid, lac premium asked; Chicago. ;0c
premium bid, 25c premium asked; tihcin-
nah, par bid. loc premium asked; New uT-
teams. par bid. l0c premium asked.
The local wheat market closed steady AZ
Gee d. May. G1zsc IL July. &C Aug, 6S@,2
sept. 7la-1;ec No rel: corn closed lower
=; 3fl.c u. May. &JI-c July, sc IL sept. 80
No white: oats closer! II 22c II. I-y. i 8!
July. cl'.c Sept. 2otec No. >.
At Chicago wheat closed quiet a 65-- 1860
MAY. 67Q67l &C b. July; corn closed easier ~
a7l,c May. X-lsc Il. July: oats closed at Il.
May. 21i4c July.
The local market for standard mess por!.
closed steady at s.: for new. Prime steam
lara closed lower AZ sos: choice. AZ 6.1tc-
The local spot cotton market closed quiet.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-01

Leave St. Louis l1:so =. II. Arrive New
York 30 a. IN. second morning. Itte
June 3.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-01

122 Boarding Places
Advertised in to-days Republic.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-01

Ncyy Wabash Train.
Leave s.. Louis 30 p. m. Arrive Buffalo
80 =. m. after June 3.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-01

Mr. Petiigrew. Did the chemists who
came before the Committeei these profess.
nrs generally teStify-vas IL the result OF
,hpir cv.dence-that the cream OF tartar
baking powder Is healthy and does not leave
a res!duum which l. injurious 70 health.
MI. Mason Yes: ! say emphat!caliy. yes
that the weight of the evidence is. that
whenever any If these distinguished men,
who have "A national reputation. the lead
ing chemists of the colleges. were interro-
gated upon the point. they stated that fact.
every enc of them. to my recollection
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-12-07
Are you thinking of
Giving Holiday Gifts /?

If SO, it will be advisable
for you to attend this sale
and buyyour Holiday gifts
IN next Monday everything in
the store will be sold at a
great reduction.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-12-07

A dance was held at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Schiller Wednesday
night.
Don't forget to come out and hear
about ''Finnegan's Fortune Monday
night.
Mr.. Harry Darling was down from
ELS this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McKim are Wis.
iting at Pittsburg Kansas
Mrs. G. R. Anthony and children
were guests at the Tamm home in Den.
ison couple of days this week
Mrs. M. Hunt and Mrs. S. K. Dobson
called on Mrs. S. T. Wedlock and her
mother Wednesday afternoon.
The M. E. parsonage will be plaster.
ed this week.
Rev. S. G. Olds is holding services
in the new church at Boyer every Sun.
day afternoon. They expect to dedi
cate the building the Both of this
month.
| George johnson is visiting friends
and relatives at Deloit. 1t has beer
10 years since he has seen his oil
home.
Mrs. Fannie Thomas of Magnolia
who has been visiting at the home o
her brother. Mr.. w. Dilivan will re
turn to her home Saturday