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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-11
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

A general mtetlng OF the stockhoders OF
this company is cslled for THURSDAY, An.
gust 8, 1910, at 1890 p. m,, at this Office, to
take action relst We TO deed OF conveyance
between the Washington and Alexandria
Turnpike Company, the Board Of Supervisors
Of alexandria county, Virginia, and this
company. and to transact such other business
as may be properly brought bsfore the said
meeting,
By order OF the Board of Directors.
iy5 y4ww ALBERT HEW SON, Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-11

ICED TEA-For Iced Tea try our Blended
i Teas at so and 6Oc per pyund.
J.C MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-11

INTERNATIONAL BUILDING AND
l. LOAN ASSOCIATION OF WASHING
TON, ID. C.-Notice is hereby given that the
anpual meeting OF the International Build
ing and Loan Association of Washington, ID.
c., will be held at the office of Judge J. K.
NJ. Norton, No. 12S south Fairfax street,
Alexandria, vs., at 10:45 a. m. WEDNES.
DAY, July 1s. 1900, for the election Of di-
rector for the ensuing year and the trsnsse-
tlon of any other app opriste business.
ie21 I'd CHARLES LYMAN, President.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-11

r ARGE MEATY BLACK PRUNEs, only
- &c per lb at ,,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-11

TOB LOT DOMESTIC T0RCHON LACEs
~ very cheap at DC, &c, and oe lot your
choice. @ SLsfh Ahhh
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-11

A MOTHER INVOICE OF CHOICE CAL
~ IFORNIA LEMON CLING SLICED
PEACHES, in cans, received and for sale BY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-11

VXVE SELL TEAS LIKE WE DO EVERY
w THING ELSE at reasonable profit
Our Green I ca at 40c equal 10 any SOC Tea
in th;, citv W P WOOLI.S & SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-11

NOFFEES have advanced, but we sre still
~ selling them at old prices.
&c. MILBURH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-11

EINE WINTER.CURE BAMS-Cox *
~ Gordon's Sngsr-cured Hams, small sizes
lust received bv &c. MIIBURN.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-29
Kapitalizm W Afryce
%po}udniowej.

w Contemporary Review j. A. Hob
son zamieszoza aajmujacy artykut p. t.
',kapitalizm i Imperjalizm W Afryce
Potudniowej'. Wypadki wsp6}czesne
w Transwaalu So W oczach autora tylko
jednym z symptomamat6w obecnego
rozwoju polityki. Cechuje ia wzmaga-
jaoa sic przewaga wielkich mocarstw
mad krajami malymi, upadajacymi lub
nowymi. Tylko bardzo potezne pan
silva - zdaniem autora - moga po-
zwalac ma to, by obey kapita} przyczy-
Mai sic do rozwoju ich w}asnych Ia
sobow, W kazdym innym razie nap}yw
obcego kapitalu jest pierwszym kro-
klein do utraty niepodlegiosoi. Gdzie
potezny cudzoziemiec umieszcza swoie
p~ieniadze, tam nap}ywa i obey kolonis.
ta' a z czasem dopomina sic, ably SHY
%zbrojne maoierzystego kraju brady W
obrone jego interesy W ojczyznie przy-
branej, CO znaozy innemi s}owy, opano-
wa{y kraj, W ktdrym on sic osiedli}.
Zdaniem Hobsona, Cecil Rhodes DO
swieci{ sic polityce ola poparoia swych
interes6w W eksploatacji djamentow.
Jemu to przypisac nalezy, re ohoc Kim
berley rocznie dostarcza djamentow "a
4'OoO,OOO funtow szterling6w GO mil.
dol. prawie) przemys} djamento wy ME
jest wcale probationary.
Podobna role odegrali w~1asciciele
kopalni z{ota W Transwaalu. Obliczy.
Ii oni, re niderlandzka koncesja kole-
iowa, monopol dynamitowy, prawo
sPrzedazy trunk6w i obrona prasy miei-
scoweJ zmniejszaja ich dochody OH
POI mil. funt6w rocznie. Ztad posz{y
wymagania zmiany prawodawstwa, sta
wiane boerom przez anglik6w.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-29

ToJest hasiem naszych matek i zon,
ktore sic staraja zatrzyma6 mi}osc swyoh
ma{zonk6w. w tych s}owach zawarta
jest Prawda g}ebsza anizeli ma pozor
sic wydaje. ,,Przez zo}adek do serca"
powinno bye has}em kazdego cz}owie-
ka' kt6ry ma zamiar z~atrzymac sw6j
najdrozszy skarb - zdrowie. w zo}ad-
ku maja poczatek 90 proccnt chorob i
zofadkiem MONA je wszystkie wyle-
ozyc. w zdrowem oiele jest zdrowy
zo}adek. Jezeli ozujecie pewien roz-
stroj W zo}adku, ME czekajcie ale. Ia
zyjoie skuteoznego lekarstwa. Me
psujoie swego zo}adka pierwsza lepsza
mieszanina, ale sprobujcie Trinera Corr
kiego Wilma. Raraz pc zazyciu pierw-
szej !butelki spostrzezeoie jego zadzi-
wiajaca skutecznosc, co w}asnie zrobi{o
to vino TAX znane Ca GAIA Ameryke. Ma
Trinera Gorzkiem Winnie ME zawiod{
sic laden cz}owiek. Ma sprzedaz W apte.
kaoh Tub u fabrykanta
J0zEFA TRINER,
437 w. 18th Str,
Chicago, Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-29

wstspi6 do tego towar.ystwa, Ae wstep.
ne kosstoje tylko jednego dolara a
p6zniej bed.ie podwyAszone. Wszel
kie correspondence PROSE- pros.e pr.y.
syaa6 ma reoe sekr. prot. Franoiszka Ko.
~zaneokiego, 1872 Noble str.
Or. I9 20 C~incinnasi. o.
Przys1se posiedzenis odbed.ie sic
nwyjatkowo" W nied.iele. dnia 8 kwiet.
mia .amiast o drugiej god.inie po po.
audniu, o o.wartej godzinie, by .adosy6
uozyn'6 zadaniom n~iekt6ryoh o.lonk6w.
Felix's Wloszo zyhski, sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-29
ku w~iecznosci krainie.

ku wiecznosoi krainie.
Pojdziesz! p6jdziesz, moi drogi,
l ME bedziesz sic smuoi},
he OF zniknai sen b}ogi,
Zes skad wyszed}, powroci}.
Me uzalisz sic W gorze
Ma ub6stwo, niedole,
II wieczna cisza ma czole,
Znikniesz W jasnym lazurze.
IeOfH Lenorto,oicz
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-29
AoWina, ktOra wielu ucleszYI

Luozkoec, 3ak powszechr lie wiadf mo-, dzieli sie
wedfug stanowiska fzycznego, duchowego 4 eko.
nomfcznego ma dwie klssy; do jednej naleza In.
azIe zdrowi, SLIM, pieknie wygladajscy, zawsze
zawsze wesen I w takim stanie najszczaeliwsi W
intefesach; do drugiej klasy nalezs ludzie cho-
toDnWi, osfaoieni, zfamani, zeszpeceni, chudxi,
trwozliwi, melancholijni 4 czestokroc absolutnie
do piracy oraz do zycia familijnego ME zdatni.
Do tel nieszczeeliwej klssy nalezs CT. ktorzy
ohociaz W zupefI lie niewIadomy spos6b dopusz.
cali sic strasznych zbrodni wzgledem cisfa / du.
sly, q czego W p6zniejszem zyciu nsstaja strasz
ne skutki, Tub kt6rzy przez zfe odzywfanie sie.
ciezka prac4. kfopoty Tub ter przez stycznosf 2
chorowitymi osobami cierpieh tych nabyli.
TIE ~zbfakane istoty przez krotkie swoje iycie
cierpi9 zazwyczaj skutki swych wad, sfabosci
ma bicie serca, Dol gfowy, osfabienie, katar, cpl
iepsye, eny Ditmoralne, nerwowo6c. zatvar-
dzenie, Dol merck, reumatyzm, astme, impotencje.
oolace wysypki ma cafem ciele 1 rome choroby
weneryczne.
Mkt q tyoh jednakze ME ma powodu rozpsczac.
aipowiem wynalezione zoetafo przez lekarzy W
naszem mieecte take lekarstwo, kt0rem cierpiepia
PowyzsZe szy bko 4 g~runtownie wyleczone byc
iudzi mowu zdrowych, silnych, tiustych. dobrze
wygladatacych 1 ~zdolnych do piracy lido wspolne-
go zycia.
Ma tsdanis wyslemy ma probe lyle lekarstv. lie
wystarcxy ma caty typneh, xupelnie darmo. Wszy.
Soy, kt0rzy. pragn4 wyleczenis, moga sic zgfo-
SIC listownie lub osobiecie do:
State Medical Dispensary,
20 L. Madison St., Chicago, Ill.
Otwarte Cd 10 rano do 4 DO pofudniu.
Cd 8 do 8 wieczorem.
W niedziele Cd 10 do IL 20 pofudniu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-29

Ia~@hIEs kolektujemy natychmiast wszy.
AdI stktm ludziom. kt6rzy ma TO ME
-C~> majs sposobu; r6wniea ioisktu.
Jenny pieniadze "a noty. rent. board. rachunki rzez-
nikow. grocerniF6w. kowali 1 salonist6w: wyrabiamv
s9dowe za1ecia (garnishes). usnwamy ziych Iosato-
row; adwokaci 1 constable zajmuja sic wszelkiemi
sprawami natychmiast. Mowfmy DO niemiecku 1
skandynawskn. Godziny cd 8 rano do z wieczorem:
T " niedxieis 9d 3 do I pc ,%poiudniu; Zgiaszac sic do:
shington st., pokoj is. blisko 9Th ave-, Chicago, Iii.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-29
WiadOmOsci ZwiazkOwe.
Or. I21 20 La Sale

zarzad, jak nastepuje: Piotr L.szoz,
prezes; Mioha} Koseoki, vice prezss;
Ignaoy Gill, sekretarz prot. 1 6n.; Szczs.
pan Zientek, wice-sekretarz; Kazmierz
Perski. kasjer; Adolf Gajdzik, MARGIN
Ka'syhski i Jan Brilski -opiekunowie
kasy; Bronisaaw Pyszka, marsza2ek;
Fran. Sment, chorazy; Franoiszek Ia.
mulehski, odzwierny.
Wszelkie korespondenoje prose- mad.
sy3a6 pod adresem: Ignaoy Gill, 234
7th str, La Sale, Ill.
Or. SO 10 South Bend.
Ma rocznem posiedzeniu o3bytem
dnia IL maroa gr. SO zostala obrana no
wa administraoja ma rok 1900 iak ma
stepuje: A. Beczkiew'oz, prezes; S.
Palicki, wioeprezes; Felix's Hsrnet, SEX.
retarz prot; W. Szczypiorski, sekr. fin;
w. K~rzeszewski: kasjer; M. Latowski,
W. Kubiak S. Gieryk, opiekunowie
kasy; do ohoragwi narodowej polskiej,
w. Kruk; podohorazy, F. Drews; P.
Wsadyoh do chcragwi amerykahskiej;
W. Gabski, marsza}ek gl6wny; M. Po-
pielski; marszalkowie ma sail, S. Urbat-
ski ] M. Pokrop; odzwierny F. Berdzih.
ski; kasjer skarbu Rapperswylskiego,
A Bielihski. Nadmieniam, il sala DO.
siedzeh jest nieniona. Posiedzenia cd.
bywac sic beda W druga nied.iele pc
pierwszym ma sail Soke1ow PREY Divi-
sion ulicy. Wszelkie listy i korespon
dencje prosze przysyla6 pod adresem:
w. Szczypiorski, 43O S. Harris str,
South Bend, Ind
Or. 469 10 Chicago.
Tow. Kr6la Jana III Sobieskiego or.
469 wybrasa IA posiedzeniu rooznem
nowy zarzad Z nastepujacyoh obywate
Ii: Michal Janeozko, prezes; Wojoieoh
Gawet, wiceprezes; Winoenty Niesyto.
sekr. prot; Maroin Kamihski, sekr. fu.;
Antoni Zyla, kasjer; Jan Koscielniak,
Jak6b Bromboszoz i J6zef Kamihski,
op%iekunowie kasy; Wawrzyniec Janeoz.
ko, marszalek; Jan Tokarz, wicemarsza
lex; Wojoiech Waliozek, ohorazy; FIR.
Orlos FIR. Janeozko podohoraaowie.
~Posiedzenia odbywac sic beda W druga
niedziele kazdego miesiaoa. Wszelkie
correspondence tyozaoe tow. prosze
nadsyiac ma rece sekr. prot. pod adre.
sem nastepujacym: Winoenty Messy.
to, 1914 - 31st str.
Or. II5 10 Hazleton. Pa.
Dnia IL z. m. odbyso sic p~osiedzenie
roczne tow. Synowie Polski or. 115 u.
N. P. " Hazleton; Pa, ma kt6rem obra.
no nastepny zarzad: S. Raulicki, pre-.
zes; w. Janowski, wioeprezes; w.
Wiencek, kasjer; J.. Cwikowski asyst.
kasjera; F. M Kozlowski, sekr.; J. Sic
mieuiewicz, asyst. sekr.; j. Janoszak i
P. Janowski, marszalkowie; P. Janow-
ski, P. GraIa j. Pitro, opiekunowie ka
sy; A. Msrciniak, w. Kondarozyk, w.
Alramczyk K. Og6rek, opiekunowie
chorych; P. Domel i A. Stankiewicz,
c~horazowie; M. Bojarski / M. Grejzer,
odz wierni F. M. Kozlowski, sekr.
Or 4I3 10 Chicago.
Tow. Ludwika Niegolewskiego or.
Alb wv. N. p, obrala ma rooznsm DO
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-29
zYCIE SEN.

Oh! dziecino kochana!
Jak r6zyczka rumiana,
Oj! dziecino, spij sobie -
Matka czuwa PREY tobie.
Jezeh mucha z doliny
Do twej zblizy sic skroni,
To ia lis6mi kaliny
Dobra matka odgoni.
Jesli s}ohca ma niebie
B{ysnie jasnosc razaca,
To ja>stane cd s}ohca
l Glen rzuoe ma ciebie.
Moja droga pociecha
Jak sic s}odko usmiecha,
Jak pod drobna powieka
Czarne oczka drza lekko!
Co tez ciebie obudzi,
Czy g}os ptak6w, czy ludzi?
Oj! daleko zza sio}a,
Zaspiewa3a dziewczyna.
Lecz spiew ptaka z gaiku,
Nj smiech s}odkiej rozkoszy,
Me zbudzi Gle, oh}opczyku,
snu bsogiego ME sp}oszy.
Pot okropla mu skronie,
Zywy szkariat jagody,
Poruszaja sic d}onie,
Piersi pragna swobody,
Oh! z cienistej dabrowy
Rozlegaja sic strza}y;
Genus TAXI surowy?
Czemu drgna}es, moi ma{y?
w cichym wiejskim koscio}ku
Graja wdziecznie organy,
Czy je s}yszysz, aniolku,
Rozjasniony, rumianyp
Kedy lipa zielona,
Dw6ch przyjacio} cos gwarzy,
L ty wznosisz ramona,
Il jakims szczesciem ma twarzy.
Ma ugorze cz}ek ore,
S}ycha6 d&ugie wo}ania...
Drogi Boze! moi Boze!
l moi przez sen pogania.
Czy to smiechy dziewczyny,
Strza4y, wiejskie organy,
SPiewy, giosy Z doliny,
Gwar przyjacio4 zmieszany,
Czy ch}opczyno moi mi{y,
Ma sen CT sic z}ozy}y?
Ma sen d}ugi, czarowny,
Ma sen zycia cudowny?
Mi}osc, spiewy i boje,
Przyjazh szczerej prostoty,
Lube dziecie ty mole,
Och! to cudny sen z}oty!
Chmury ciagna zza dworu,
Bank widac ma wodzie,
Starry owczarz PREY trzodzie
Idzie zwawo cd boru.
B1yskawice obla{y
Ciemne katy wiesniacze,
| obudzi} sic ma}y,
Lecz sPokojny, ME piacze.
Tylko oczka przeciera,
Co zniesc swiat{a ME moga;
Tylko nozka przebiera,
Jakby swoja szedi droga.
Pojdziesz! p0jdziesz zbudzony,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-12-16
IN ST. LOUIS COUNTy.

The rkw Morning Choral visited
one memorial Home last Tuesday Afternoon
a,ii sang Tor the aged inmates of tina, nj,
me iduies OF the chorus were under the
uirectlon OF Mrs. James l.. Blair. Arnnnr
.noSc VINO took part were Mines. TaIsi,s
amen, Brown, Kicker. Brown and Ewing
ana Misses Albright. Wilde. Kicker and
list. "'Hp'h-
Mrs, j. b. Case of Webster Groves de-
Parted last week for an extentrI tom.
through California. Her laughter ana SON.
ih-iaw. MI. and Mrs. Kent Jarvis, are hy-
ing at The Naples I'm her absence.
Mr. and Mrs Lilburn q. McNair. who
nave been visiting in the East for the last
several weeks. returned last week to their
nome. or the Hanley Road. near CLAYTON.
MISS Matte Garth of Manchester is visit.
ing relatives in Ferguson.
Mrs Edward King entertained the Maya
Zlne club at her home on Lay avenue. in
last Thursday evening.
Miss Susie Engler Of kirkwuod was mar
T,ed IN Omaha last Thursday To Charles
Brown Of that city.
The engagement Of Miss Aunahel Gill of
kirEwood Ia G. q. GuiifoTj of Boston was
announced last week.
The annual masquerade ball OF the Rose
dale Social Club will Ice held on January .
at Roth's Hall. Prizes have been offered for
the handsonest and most comica! cos
tunes.
Miss Bertha F.. VI. Fette. laughter of Mr..
and Mrs. August A.. Fettc. was married
last TUESDAY afternoon to Frank RIhl. son
of Mrs. Christian Ruhl. TIL" was
performed in the German Evangelical Ziun
thurch. Clayton and BalIls roads. by the
Reverend +. Bauer, pastor OF the church.
After the ceremony the young couple held a
certion at the Althcim Farmers CIdb
Hall.
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AT MO.

'pS,isi oerrsS,rondence II The Sunday Republic.
npfinSieid. Mo. Dec. lL-Mrs. I'd yard
cL"i' breaker is at home from "A visit 10
friends in Joplin. "
Miss Virginia IsbelI has returned from
Fayetteville. ARK.
Mrs Frank Fay has returned from =
WISH 10 hef mother, Mrs. R,becca GORDON.
IN st. Louis.
MIS-. Fred NiShdrt ana little son have re-
turned IRON an extended visit in Canada.
mrs. Harry Cooper entertained the Lone
ii"ma 'iub Nedncsiay afternoon. Prizes
N'ie captured ny Mrs. Waldo Gideon ana
Nif~. Edward StonetrCaker.
Inc musical and literary entertainment
ElN"h Monday evening at Central Congrcca-
u,nil church WAS a pronounced success.
Inc Springfield Saturday Club held an
Interesting meeting at McCuliOch Cottage
Saturday afternoon.
Miss Ethel Anderson and Miss Nell Tuck
or are a. home after visiting friends i'm
Kansas City.
Hr> Helm stewart entertained the So
cal card CiUb Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Ida Robertson returned from Joplin
saturday after visiting her sister. Mrs. Rob
crt clark.
Miss Dora Wilson gave n dinner the
early part of the week.
Mss Kate Duke. who has been The guest
of Miss Bette Donaldson. has returned to
her home in Pueblo. Colo.
Mrs. =. J. Mitchell IS visiting her parents
In lie Soto. Mo.
Mrs. Mollie Johnson and son. Fred. have
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cage to visit Miss Maude Springer at Ferry
Hall Seminary. al Forest.
EN-ConGresSman and Mrs. W. F. L. Had
ley departed to-day for Riverside. Cal. To
- end the winter. Misses Julia and Wini-
fred HaGley will accompany them.
Miss Nayme Brendle was the hostess at
a dancing party AT leclaire Hall on Tues
day evening. The event was in honor OF
her birthday anniversary.
Miss Ida Jester of COrsicana. Tex, is
here visiting friends.
Mrs. Harrison |. Drummond and the
Drummond twins. Harrison and Georgiana,
Of 81. Louis. passed Thursday with her
father. Major ". X. Eickett.
Mrs. Mary Kendall has gone to st. Joseph,
Mo-. to visit MIR. and Mrs. Edward Harri-
son.
Miss Hagen of Alton was a visitor
Thursday anu sang at the st. Mary's Fair
in the opera-hoGSe that night.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-12-16

/; returned to IT, ir home in Mansfield, Ark,
after visiting Mrs. ri. NJ. Heckardt.
Miss Katherine Hinlbrook has returned
from a visit to friends in Columbia.
The Thursday Club me-. with Miss Maud
Rose Thursday afternoon.
Miss Mary Tefft is visiting in Kansas
Mrs, NJ. l.. Middleton is visiting in Kan
sas City.
card party given by Misses Blanche and
Lola DAILY Thursday afternoon. Prizes
We're captured by Mrs. Charles Brooks and
Mrs. Il. L. Massey.
Mrs. f. Il: Robertson gave a luncheon
Thursday which was one Of the social
events of the week.
Ihe James River Hunting ard Fishing
,tup opened its now clubhouse on the
James River Thursday evening. An ex-
Sehent dinner was served 10 20 guests. fol-
The ladies OF the different departments
OF Sorosis assembled on Thursday with
MRS. Gertrude ii. Clarke to celebrate the
'ouitn anniversary of the clubs existence.
ne marriage of Miss SaIlie Patton and
me Reverend Robert NJ. Allen of Dixon.
no TOOK place Wednesday evening at the
nome OF the brides parents. near Nichols
The Friends in Council me; with Mrs.
Virginia Holland Friday afternoon.
Mrs. u. w. Moore extended her hospital-
ny 10 the Neeilework club Monday after
Mrs. q. W. Horton entertained Tho Eusv
Nnman,S Idle Hour Wednesday afternoon.
Inc Thinhle Club spent u pleasant alter
noon tins week with Mrs. i. l.. Daugherty.
Mrs. Charles Rule entertained the Social
lard club Wednesday afternoon.
one of the social events of the week was
The card party given by Mrs. l.. L. Massey
W edn"Sday evening. Prizes were captured
ny Mrs. Jerome Bowman and Doctor VIII
linn Eienhoff.
Mrs G: G. Miller departed Saturday for
Mr.. F.. Taylor Snapp departed for jon |
I'm Thursday morning. after spending a
week with her parents. Mr.. ana Mrs. George
Daigler.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. &. Blood and family
have returned from Washington. II. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. NJ. Wells have returned
from TeXarkana. Tex.
Mrs. Wade Burden. Mrs. Alice O'Dav |
Mrs. story. Miss Margaret Quinn and Mr.. |
Clarence Hopkins are I'm Kansas City .hlS |
week attending grand opera. |
The High School Orchestra met with Mr. |
Matter Banks Wednesday evening.
The tourist department OF SOrosiS met /
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Farnsworth. |
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daughter, Mrs. Charles Starke. OF Chicago.
Mmgs r T. ferkcs and g. +. Chamhlin
Miss Katherine Motley has returned from
Buffalo. y. Y.
AIR. lyman Bunker Of Cair" is the CUES,
Of Mr.. and Mr.. \. W. EraSEcr.
Miss Martha Bun"II of Munclc. Ind. IS
visiting in Upper Alton.
Mr.. and Mis-. James I.arkins of Pitts
nntsi "a. "ef" guests If Mr.. and MIR.
fLihk '"nlry last week.
Miss Marie Wood of jacksonville WIS a
Sn,-l az IL" Martha Wood cottage Friday.
Mrs. IIICic Leonard entertained Nlre. n
Burnett of -. Louis Friday.
Mrs. Fred Bell has returned To CHICAGO
dfi.r being III" guest # Miss Emma I.-yhc.
Miss Minnie u. Barbour of Chicago is
visiting relatives in Alton.
MSS E.riha Williams of ~. Louis is an
Mrs. II. *. James has gone to Kansas
CIy. Mo, Ia he the guest of relatives.
MISSES Ellen and E.unIc" Smith returned
Saturday from Chester. III.
Mr.. ard Mrs. W. VI. Stewart entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T.. Flanker aud r.. a. Hen
ders"n of 81. Louis last week.
Mrs. ; phi;i Singer of st. Louis l. visiting
her daughter. Mrs. George Pancoast. Of
Upper Alton
Miss Ju!ia Ransom of Kansas City is the
guest of Mrs. +. J. Grove.
Miss Ethclwyn Chittenden entertained tn.
Friday CLUB last week.
Miss Julia White of Springfield is visit
inE Mrs. Alice Moore.
Mrs Mary Cameron of Lake Forest,
Mich. visited friends In Alton last week. |
Miss Mahelir Clement is eutertainm.
Misses Mary and Iselene Dickson of Jack |
SonViIlp.
MISS Della Palmer of Chicago is the guest !
of friends in Alton.
, MISS Sophia kremcr entertained the Mo- |
Progressive Euchrc Club "Wednesday |
evening.
Mrs. John Messenger is the guest of Mrrs. |
Mdi'nda Powell in Upper Alton.
MISSES Mamie" and Marie Dent are visit |
ing relatives at Salina, Kas.
III J"nn Lexerett. en- 'rtained Mrs.
NJ fi ~; smith Of creSton. Ia. Thursday
MIS-. Helen Pittman of 81. Louis is VISIT
lnS in Alton.
Doctor aud Mrs. Stanley 4. Mckay en- /!
teftiircd Doctor and Mrs. A. X. dc EI1is
OF E.igln, III. last week.
fEc Upper Alton W. q. T. L was on
Tuesday by Mrs. Edward Jevis
apers We're read by Mines. Cartwright
and W3frrm,p
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Special correspondence Of The SUNDAY HrpurIic.
81, charles. Mo. Dee. Ej.-Thc mrmt,rs
nf the fleur de Lis Club were .nt.riaiull
This week at the home Of Miss Agnes Arb
ON the anniversary Of her birthday. Tho
house WAS decorated in smilaN AMI roses
and the club colors. Lavender and white
In addition to III" regular club members
Miss Kate Hnsmann II ST. Louis was a
guest
AIR. and Mira. NJ. I. McCloud have r.-
turned from Fiat River. Me. where they
| spent. several days with relatives and
| friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kcmpcr have been
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. T.. T.. Mani"n in 81.
| Louis.
Miss Agnes Arb Is entertaining Miss Kate
HuSmann of ST Louis.
Misses Annie and Adelia Knipp"nbcrc of
Femme Usage. Mo. are guests of Mir. ami
Mrs. j. ~. kUhlmann-
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Maertens are I'm ~.
Louis visiting relatives and friends.
Juds" J. II 6arwise has returned to- Wich-
ita Falls. Tex. after spending several
weeks with relatives in this city ana
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Parks Of Rochester.
y. Y. who have been visiting Mr.. Robert
Silver. LEFT for home Thursday and We're ac-
companicd by Miss Cora Silver OF Denver,
Colo. who expects 10 spend some time with
them.
Miss Annie NJ. ErusSclI. VII" has h,.u
visiting her sister. Mrs. j II. IHirkmhnu.
for about a month. departed "Wednesday for
her home at Lebanon. Ky. Sh" WIS ;tc-
companird by her nephew. Henry Buck
mann. VIII" will attend college there.
MIS-. Jnhil n Gnou:ird departed Ihu!St1N
Tor Tie soto. Mo, to visit h.I sister. Mr..
=. W. Temple.
Shirley ". Johns departed Thursday
night for Texas.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Thomas Danmcgscr enter
tanned friends this week in honor of .Jr.
DannesEer,s birthday.
Miss Deity Nsna,blr has returned g.. her
home II Dalton. Mo. after spcudIue two
months here. She was accompanied home
by her sister. Mrs. ". l.. Johnson.
Mrs. y. II. Payne * visiting IN DE s.tn. |
Doctor and Mrs. l.. u. GluSrmpv.r Of |
Sedalia ar" guests of Mr.. and Mrs. frank |
BozzenhrurStT
Mrs. q. /. WolCott. who WAS the suo,:s
of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. +. McD.arn=u. his |
gone to Omaha. Ncb.. 10 Join her husband. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Casper Schawo entertained |
friends Wednesday evening.
Miss N"ttie F"rrrr ot Madison. Ill. is |
Visiting friends here.
riverside Lodge. knights of Pvthils il
making arrangements FOR a public inSt.IEi-
non on the evening of january ,
MISS Theo. McDearmou returned from
81. Louis. NV"
The young ladies Of Underwood CoI.aa
entertained AT a reception t'ridav cVtriu-
Mrs Gertrude Williams mas returned ,
Louis. 81
Mrs. = l.. Meyer is visiting relatives in
invitations have been received from
ROCKFORD, Ill, to the marriage of Nr
Arthur j Ihro. son of Judge Thro. of ms
ci'y. 10 Miss Ada Marie RAYMOND a4r,. H.
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Murphy of nnck-
iHru winch Will take place on the evening
VI tuesday, December u
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wing, with n stone wall in front
il an old-fashioned well sweep.
horse is double. with rooms on
of a broad hall. In one of the r
several years ago a man name :
cut his throat with a razor. 2
stains remain on the floor to
no amoun: Of scrubbing will ~
After his death the house w
until the artists hired il
set up their studio therein
could a them, they 3
their silence since. IL is n.y.
have not seen any spirits
world.
The story told by resident
anus Is that night after mig.
hour. there comes stealin}
threshold of the door the a
OF the old man. There are tho
TESS to have seen the ghostliks T.
artists have little company to and
and so * upon the story Of q
blessing La disguise.