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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-02
,sEDALIA.

Special Correspondence Of The Sunday Repub,,c.
Sedalia. May Jl.-Mrs. Charles Miller OF chi.
caro is the guest Of Mrs. Martins Ninnier.
Mrs. Basil Field Of London. England who has
been the guest Of sedalia friends. Is visiting in
Mrs. 9: Mor,I;on ID entertaining Mrs. NC
Mrs. Dora Price has returned from q visit IN
Mrs. Georse X. Mackey il home from . visit
Miss ora Gully of Clifton City 10 visiting Sc
Mis-. Julia Walker is home from q visi, in
Miss Wayne Gentry departed Wednesday for
Berlin. where she will spend the summer study
ing music.
Miss Edna Morris g visiting In Mexico.
guest Of Mrs. E. {. Kile.
Miss Mamie Potter Is visiting in Emporia.
Miss Frances Smith will visit In Columbia next
Miss Rose McFsdden is home from a v,.,, IN
Upton.
Misses Lizzie WOODBRIDGE and Nellie Winter
bower Of BoonviiIe are the guests Of Mrs. J..
VIVIAN Of No. III Tower street.
Mrs. R..F. Hughes 10 home from Q visit I'm
Miss Lena Brown Of Kirksvine - the eu.st OF
Mrs. J. b. Toomay 10 home from Csrthaee.
where she was the guest Of NrA J. n Nixe-
Mrs. J. Jacobs IL visiting IN Kansas CITY.
Mrs. A. J. Perry and little daughter, June. ere
visiting in 81. Louia
miss Augusta Cotton h home from . visit m
Misses. Pearl and Myrtle Brewster visited. IN
Warren~burg this week.
Mrs. Charles carroll % visafing IN Temple. rrx.
MIS- Hay Janes - hnos ffvn . viGf h Il
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ST, LOUIS

| Special Correspondence Of The Sunday Republic.
| Miss Jennie Hodgman Of Webster Groves Is
visiting friends In Washington. d. e.
The engagement Of John Sherf and Niss Edna
F1dler Of Webster Groves has been announced.
The wedding will take place next fall
The Afternoon Euchre Club Of Webster Groves
was entertained last Tuesday afternoon At the
residence q Mrs.. Il o. Hove
a, their home in Kirtwood last fuesd.y evenins
in honor. Of Miss Matte. Holmes Of Arkansas.
ann HMo Jessie YOUNG. Agnes and Mabel SCALING. Ruts
Harris and Olga and Elsie Kessler. and Messrs.
Young. Claire Dunbar. Harry Wilson and steve
The Reverend c: H. Evans Of Kirkwood d
-, mcards are out Tor a Tecepsion to Be held at
next Thursday evening.
-Mr and Mrs. John Johnson OF Brcohlyn, y:
tina, town IN The fgsurss
home in WEBSTER Groves from coiumbis. No.
Roger AMMAN returned to his home IN Webster
bride. MS. AMMAN IS a native Of that place amnd
met her husband while he was visiting his
brother. Edward. who is attending college In
The Every-other-week Club met last Tuesday
night at the residence Of Mrs. r. n. Allen In
MIS-. clara Lewis and her daughter. Barbara.
mMi s Emma LiRpsid q Ws:SIhssoo. No. has
given Tassdasy evsninS BY the Bsiiwin LsdieS
farmers Of Lake. Post Once. and Miss Caroline
s surk : Of S1" chesier n DR. ~ .ne n m.,,; Sar''f 5..s
Wednesday afternoon I'm Bellefontaine Evan9el-
ical Church bv the Reverend Mr.. Recht. After \
reception at the home Of the brides mother the
young couple departed for Europe. where they
will spend their honeymoon.
"A progressive euchre party will be given Tues
day afternoon at . O'Clock at the residence of Mn
W. f. Muth on Bonhomme and Central avenuea.
for the benefit Of Rose Hill Chapter No. IN. o.
L. s..
Theodore Guitar and Miss Mary Aubuehon ~
F1ortssant were married last Tuesday morning IN
ST Eerdinand's Catholic Church in F1oriaant By
were Anton Lorraine and Miss Lottie Auouchon.
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Miss Edith Sheppard at Marine.
Niss Jewell Sutter Of No. $50 Bartmer 49,
q. Louis, vas q visitor at the High School Co.,
mencement. She 10 guest Of the Nissee NArdA.
Mr.. and Ars. Harvey J. Bailey of Alton 40
Gue1ts OF Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Ritter.
Mr.. Mary Z. Barnett II visiting her oun, OoooR
Nj Elisabsth Friday has returned from Iatsn-
Geld.
:. Ma Pearl Finch has returned from . visit q
six weeks Win her cousin. Miss Mauds Jones. At
Stanton.
Tho Young Peoples Euchre Club will meet 10
monow with the Misses Pogue.
Niss Birdie Brown Of No. alot washinston ave-
nue. 81. Louis. In . guest OF Miss Frances AahieR.
Miss Mary Jefress entertained the Musical
Culture Club Tuesday evening. ON the occasion q
the last meeting Of the season.
Mr.. and MIA c. r. Willoughby are entertaining
Mr.. and An Gay l. Tufts OF Galveston
George W. Meyer attended the silver Fe60fn4
anniversary Of STR. and Mrs. Fred echlany q
Carlyle. Thursday night.
In visiting her cousin. Miss Jessie McKee,.
Mrs. William II. Krame gave . ooDQuoe
wednesday evening 20 the High School elan
which was graduated this week.
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Special Correspondence Of The sunday Rerub,,r
"wednesday night was the largest sTsir o. ne
and Mines. Arthur STms Z sr saIss Rassen :. were W' MR. Ms:s.s.
David Hoover. George RedsIi. Frank Cnuch'
Henry stark. II. a. Johann. W.. c. Porter IS;
r Ms,s lin Williams. Hurt Lyon. NWsii.cs
Sl ,Is 2 Mir A II Rogers. r I Fink. a: 3. Ycuns.
]. IL. spencer: Mines i Mary h RenIishs Gray anr
Pope. Bennett: Gertrude bingham. Davidson and
burn. Lillian LfaTi King asls' Nav tds ai sseaer;Sn s. ID. Red
Mary sehnur: MeGresor. Sharp. Susie Freeman.
ham and Ora Basbee. and ndAS Mes:r. t' &snst H 1.d-
nett. joe Ans1n. Tracey Payfair. Jack Campbell.
watkins. Frank MeGresor. Burt Mss sch ms8n' r 5,%
sSh che Or, SeorSe tsyne and Raphael E:tads.
C %y.S E; Harris. Frank ForIow and Erie Bures Of
S,y: Aiiss knoche Of Ba aaS r .na Luz ki9c.:
pc TO Ma Iake T1, fSI ! DANCE Tassd.s. 1 ssss: 81 g:
wade. Marsaret Ryan, theresa b 6Ssse snd An nj.
Ss.y D %. SlsIs ; sh :S,sse i HI. E.f $ssea:
i Msnn Msss.'. f Charley i MssS.Fd y:5 Tom 5!sSs:s, JOIN
schultz, John FerEuson.. John Murphy. j.. ".
mouth. yse WessefssIds soG Martin r%S'' G.,.: ssan Kun s,n-
Sss'; Volt Ssri Bryan Walsh. A. F. Walsh.
Hditz anu aIte ArSoiAr1u9.
MIs: !. A: Fillmore gave . bid euchre party
William W. Campbell. Of Mexia. Tex. She was
sassss w ss Ne Gs.s asa and and Sm. y. e 4:ass- H IT.:
WIN Hacker Taylor snapp. Charley Bartlett.
Matthew'S: Mrs. Mary henriehs. Mise. Johnsnss
81 Kirkwood Clara and Jane Paul. Dot Dennis.
Ia Wilson and Ida Redbum. and Aessrsl Joe An.
son. Deimer VIE: Brose Dennis. Jim Watkins
Miss Jennie Steiner Of 81. Louis was the 9uest
of honor At card party. given Wednesday sfter-
Misses Grace Newstate. Hadraeh Berloyits. Har-
rts and Hattie Siegelman and Misses stella vie.
~ a d LcuiA saais and Aess Baum e Ortcr.
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FASHION

Partisan summer wraps are Of TIRES
quarter length. md made Of alternate
stripes Of lace and narrow black velvet -
bon. HTsfs
Cut-out flowers Of chint1 or cretonno are
The latest novelty In trimming for summer
cloth gowns. The flowers show to best adj
vantage If outlined with q nsht embroidery
of fine gold thread. With the most stylish
costumes the parasol follows suit IN point
NJ apDu0ued dowerR- szS-s
A pretty toilet Of pale coral pink crepe
has two deep nounces of white embroidered
Indian muslin divided by a garland Of
pliqued daisiesN The same applique appeaxY
on the pockets and cuffs Of the Louis XVI
vest. while frills Of Indian muslin fail fro0
the sleeves. .rs
Lace medallions are becoming extreDe2y
popular. Medallions Of black lace. over Ian-
Der velvet rave q handsome effect on 4
white satin gown.
On white satin wedding gown hEee
graduated medallions Of embroidered MT
form q pretty trimming for the train me
medallionS are set into the soft satins an4
framed with narrow r0uleaux Of satin
caught with . fanciful pattern Of rossa :
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sPRIXGFIELD. MO.

nDeal Correspondence OF The SUNDAY Renub,,c.
ai1Dcr nf fns MAY s1,,Mrs. Sam Paul gave /.
s. Ssn M ,or 4 l,, z; michel chen who leaves tks asst .;
me Wsdnesdsy Club wa. entertained by Mrs.
~ S :ss:1aeoa :. ah the A home i; IL b. Rsaf ia.t Medn Re-
e. s.n'1 Znns He,e served. Thoss present were:
M.lec Gideon Mrs. Ralph Holland. MIs. A g
S~syrsssFaat ME- M..' j E%m Rr a: Sha " Mrs: W.
kSgi, LHph.%; Mrs, Loveday Of Chicaso: Mrs.
SiS1Mrys Cooper Som Si., a Gsner Nash Ii se comS, H ara
~ le' h kssa1pt k Char f SlHS met st,: at tss A'T Tso Of
PfG cHs,v ese; Mrs; G. E Fulton. Mrs. o. p.
-. ~. s Ks1dae. MS; Trenton; Ms: Fer Fer
m 4. f S:.s,s q T Hs;S,. g ING sI Ne. Rle5sIdssa.
bone Of Mrs: 2; A: Jones wednesday afternoon.
eu%Ssrs Was we'll snoe eenS %lrs musical u sac,a and bd literary ar,
soCed during which Light refreshments were
e::1%s sss:Sss sfr &: t tsi'ssss e * . M.s' Of Ns s5s
e, s.; 81 H. 49, 1 ss; n. sss FIG; s Sis: S En-: Tps sss;.
esi.ss:. rs. s's jean Min Nine. s'! Ms. RIA Mary Mia ssn ne %i.,
kseaE Hamel. Mis-. Glenn Of sedaiia- and
Is s Gpa:s1ss .'' %in u GssHosa. A asSr. Early ts.: Al:
f faSd 9G saa Harry IA rs silssy; leonard Gold. Burgess;
censp.cuou. among the sociaI function. o, m.
On " q: Srsssis;t given BY, Mrs . AI Ice
6-l~ AGiu DuDuIudu nome. Elfer
s: s.s ~ =, f: s:s SSsoor5 siG q: mt: :sS r.. sfi 5:
- fEsnk Cgrran MI: and Mn Frank Eel
IS: SOY s sna NM m.': so Ss01 Z. GsS %I;s:. ssSsaj Hm ana
- SSSSS @ Misc Chariotts snG Clara Smith
H.ir ~ ~.ad,ns ssnivers.ry ,' Tsarse 1920 even,
49, md o 2:. D. cH ". Ms %ss. Mr. lsld .n ssr M T.:
sssseT do 80 NJ NJ: }sms: Blythe NE: Mar;
1!xths md Mr.; WIN Tovnes. "A
n WlacEa Gess. s01 Tsesd s,uo With sn,e'f M: . r Hnns
vf2shar :oa A,s EEls:nor Ho.srook as hestesses.
he5:ss' 1.ssslos m H ae.D 4 attending tie Com
IN lem: So.%:n. Mr.. Belle Ish. Ms,
-; =: 1s q: s!sa 81 Non Mssa. sr1 nies:. Roberts de-
S9 80 osss n n em nDGs =, en- n roSss NOM. 1 ,siy
~ rscs1aon at. at the sH shep Esne;s home NC.
~ y ss%PS:sa q afG r.. , F. F. 5 ). P Pss ,=ssei N5
t4s4E 81 "a ~ ~: + s., ~: nd FEsaai; i Issa A.'.
Rlteo1s saturday. after . visit to Mn Frank
K,rasiG nj. sfs1 sa' Visit .. o0F M her
-: h stS0 sen.o. rr.s.rn,.y Pm, Lambs,
na& ~ :ns:rta,9sd Thur.d.y evening y
M Tes<a.. i Mias Mar. r1o T.r prs sHsa r Ts,e: Mis-.
- NJ Rigsst Me- Jean Miller. Mis-: Bes.
A. 'S 9ses; Mi Mls' o ss:sss f h:r. and IM| 5s:
Ess1ns g.. s A'ss n- sS;s ". "; HaSIin:::
8. E 60 g; TeH,,n: q. q cn,e.sc 4. II. sr...
~ e: s: sgstssri;Sa d.e.rssd Taa srslsS'i for
essesses:c n M, Ell fan n after = visit to her
NH, III = !. e So1 mr'a g 81. 4 d,snes THURSDAY
0s-s: Va. isiS Tor Ms. sath.si.nas.a t Mr.. q
y; c''s sss 2 2; M.s'sZ NJ; Jerome Hcs-::
f..as6. Mr.; lrsd s.. !Stis,r cSssiette. Mr.. Frank SsSi.
S1ws ana Ma. Arch DigEinsL H
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YINCENNES. IND.

NNENN1S W.
Special Correspondence Of The Sunday Republic.
vincennes. May 31.-Iiss Martha Hodgen AND
George p. Smith OF Iowa were married last
Robert NJ. Glass. the Reverend George Knox of
the Presbyterian Church officiating. MT. and
Mrs. Smith departed for Chicago after the cere-
mony. and will visit relatives in that city. later
returning to Iowa to make their home.
The Reverend ]. Il. Miller. pastor Of the c. r.
Church. was rendered a surprise party last Tues
day by members Of his congregation.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bensib entertained last
Thursday evening in honor of Mrs. Bensibs Sis
Louis Janson and Miss Christine Marter. daugh-
ter Of Joseph Marter, were married last THURSDAY
morning. They departed the same morning for
Fort Wayne. Ind. where they will make their
Mics Jessie Dunn. formerly OF this city. but now
OF Chicago. VIII be married next Monday to Mr..
Holtzcaaw of Indianapolis. The wedding viii
take place in Chicago.
Mrs. R. J. Mckinney. departed Thursday for
her daughter. Mrs. ]. Napier Dyer.
Mrs. ". X. Lockwood and children Of Washing
ton. C.. are visiting Mrs. Lockwood's sisters.
the Misses Annie and Eunice Beckes.s
Aiss Emma Porter has returned from q visit
% Miss Anna Wheeler OF Tere Haute.
Doctor and Mrs. E.. S. Niblack Of Terro Hauto
visited relatives in this city last week.
Miss Margaret Berry has returned from New
York. where she attended q conservatory Of music
Tho Misses Anna and Rosa Heitz have returned
MIS-: Nellie Lancaster returned TO CHICAGO. after
oviat to MI. and Mrs. Noble Judah.
Ill. and Ms. John Nestlehut have returned
00m the Buffalo Exposition.
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EDwARDsvILLE, III.

Special Correspondence Of The Sunday Republic.
Edwardsvilie. ILL.,. June I.-Miss Jessamine ray-
Tor entertained the Young Fc.ks' Whist Club On
and Mrs.. Humphreys Of 81. Lcuis. Mn w. Il.
Prickett Won the nrst priss: and Mrs c. p. Whit-
bread Of Reber place. 81. Louis. the oeco0d.
Mrs =. ". Clark and Miss Ninna Ciasf have
returned from their Southen trip.
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KANSAS CITY, MO.

Special Correspondents Of The Sunday Republic.
xs Ssn in To oesy; . MG; ,s n vel .jET the ra Asre :, Lee E
aunt. Mr.. a. H. Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Grefner ire In Sedalia
this week visiting relativezL
Mrs. Robert Talbot and chiierea have gone to
Madison Lake. Wis. for the summer.
Mn lima Bates vao - guoae e hannr ~ 4
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e2sSal Sorrespondence Of The Sunday Republic.
-H0e eprfngsl Ark. Nay and Mn
CT VAUGHN departed last week for an ex-
scsGSa . g tour: They win visft Germany.
IL and An 9. seeley Of Helena, An. sra
Y31etng friends In this city.
49, I. Browning Of Kansas city d q visitor
ofQnd0 e the Avenue Hotel.
8aame Louao Pett1grsw 81 = Ouuee
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ALTON, Ill.

Alton i entertaining Hfs. -Ji' Ar sSS' smith Sa S1' 9
u Mrs; John SNYDER Is entertaining Mis-. Rub,
Mr. and Mrs. w. c. johnson OF St. Louis ar.
Mohawf Club Mo oaSsT' evening" sasSSa s saisr' g ssnc IN:
NJ and Nr. r. n. Young of Roodhou.s ar.
MI 3: T EuI 4 Eus Of Attn d u. ne's of Mr..
.iser visisins Ma. ' since eos E E.nse Of e 1p Ssle. At
The Misses Nars and Marsaret Ryan have son;
Mrs. David VIM Of carrollsoa. Ill.,. ID an Alton
Miss Nellie Dillon h.. returned .. East St.
Miss Grace Perrin Is entertaining Miss HINT
MISS Margaret Hanna has returned from Chi
Miss Nellie Hagen Burbrids. has returned
Mr.: and Mrs, Hugh Dobson Of Waco, Tex. ar.
ne guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Rodgers Of
evening in honor Of Miss Bessie Foreman OF East
Mrs: Elmer Green 10 visiting Mrs. Samuel Prov
Miss Minnie saes has returned to virden. .
Mr.. and Mrs. J., w. Teasdaie and Mr.. and
Sunday IN. guests aesss' q Ms Ms 4 i. L L s sSSoi,e sReo os
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Glarsbrenner are entertain
ing MI. and Mrs. Henry Giassbrenner OF 81.
Mrs John T. Mcclure il a visitor in SPRING
Mrs William F. Bsr,ram entertained Mrs. l..
Mrs. Lawrence Nichols has returned to ST.
Louis after visiting Mrs. Nimrod spiess Of North
Miss Eva Karrisan has returned to st. Louis
after visiting the Misses McGinnis OF North
Miss Esna Mae Christoe has gone to Girard, III.
rei %lraes M % s.. I Isuis ai sea x Assls bs al.. G. ssxs
NJ Lewis OF Garden street
The Reverend and MIS-. G.. ". Shepherd have
sI Mss TO E snma'S cd aH1 q. Hf e sssIssS,I i..yj !. m.
guest Of Miss Mary Dennison Of Martha Wood
,, Mrs v X sesrs s;sx.1 Of Tpss, Alton !: enter
er ssr. ,, Mr., Gserss noS:Sc Of $. Lcai.
Miss Jennie Wesley Of Kirkwood Is . visitor
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Ryrt. hav. gone to Chi
Mrs. william Ferns has returned to s.dalia.
Miss Isur. Baker has returned from a vi-i,
Miss Leila Malcolm e entertaining Miss Bertha
Hughes IT Edwardsvtlle.
Mr: and Mrs H. b. Sparks have gone to In
Mr.: sarah Terrell :: :.ts,saInlns the Misses
SS1ss Adeiia TOmiinson has gone to Victor.
NJ: H Ne: : %n's Fl. e e G Es:s1n; xl. ss Hi !. the sss:;
Of NM MRS Il E / !. f Hs1s Il q cs Etc. Is visitor IN
Alton.
Mrs. n, Meyer Of Ride street entertained tho
FORGET Ne Not Club on Thursday evening.
Mrs. D. G; Raw Of Upper Alton Is entertaining
Mrs. Vi. 4. Ratz entertsin.d n. East End
Whist club It her home on East Fourth street
Mrs. Kate Strong has returned To Chicago.
Mrs. Mary l.. Greene Of Upper Alton departed
Friday for Washington. d. G.
Miss Georgia First Of Upper Alton has re-
turned FROM White Hall
Mrs. g W. Hershman Of Upper Alton Is enter
tanning Mics George Hershman Of ST. Louis.
Miss Julia Edwards ,s entertaining Miss Lillian
Wood Of Srrinrheld. III.
Mrs. n q Norris IL entertaining Mrs. C.orra
s Haskell ~ Marlboro. Mass.
Miss Adeline Shield. Of Upper Alton II enter
tanning Miss Marths Shields II s., Louis.
Mrs. Joseph T. ouigiey has returned from
Huntsville. Ala
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Sixth street Wednesday evening. six-hand euchrs
was the psss,me. xa ana s. az .he S sDnei ss Of ws ,sn
Misses florence Price. the bride-to-be: L',s Sea
soGghion. virginia Hills. Bessie scnaii.e. and
Messrs is. OveIstreet. bridegroom. Ed Seibel.
aansla f p Wnals rIan r.. A., N. rA Slsse %ai'er Do Sssr
BOUNDS. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Furiong. MI. and
airs. ". 4. London and Mr. and Srs. Walter
Hannibal. The decoration committee, for the
and {. {. v. were IS follows: Mount oiivete
4. ". Bulkiey. Harvey smith,. Christian Wolf.
8. burke and Georxs Il. McCulloush. Riverside-
I; tisiss; J. =. snspnsrd; John T. srisn': c;
William Hodge n.ptis.-L = crsmsI. Edward
Sou @s."Fs s%s aia.n. f faa Sse as W: l1 Tss%:
as j. higgins Marble Creek and Antioch-Mr.
Inc King. D.ush,srs gay. an .n.ertainmsn.
thursday evening at the residence Of Mrs. Matte
Misse. Ievinia cfsfs. Edith and Vivian pu-
attended Christian College last year. to spend
Mrs "; p Pe,tlbone was the guest Of Quincy.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Golden have returned from
NM Mrs. j asssT (. Rf Rn : ,. MR.; Z E. 9toD Du'es e;sm :ss
THURSDAY. where they ATTENDED the commence
Miss Lola Roger Is visiting relatives in
Mss Fannie Kabler va. the guest Of friends
Mrs. W: R. Coleman returned to her home In
quincy wednesday. after . visit TO Mrs.. T. J.
Higgins in Fourth street.
Mrs. Georse ,whaley entertained . party Of
children Thursday afternoon complimentary to
her little niece. Miss Ffances Shepherd.
Mrs. Charles Fisher entertained the Whist
noon.
Mr.. Charles r. Shepherd announces the ensase-
ment Of his daughter. Miss Frances r. Shepherd.
To Doctor n: II. Groves Of Wyoming. o. The
marriage will take place early In June.
Mrs. Emna Baker returned Tuesday from n
visit To- Louisiana. Nc.
Miss Kate Biggs Of Faber. No. In tina uest -
Mrs Will g. Han.
Mrs: ". r. Terrell visited friends In ST. Louis
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Levering returned Tuesday
from . months stay at New Orleans, Ia.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-11-21
COOKING IN SCHOOL
Waterloo Board Of Education De-
cides on New Department
in Public Schools.
High School Girls to Be Given
Two Lessons a Week in
Cooking.
Smallpox Becoming Quite Prev.
alent in Black Hawk County
..Factory Hand Injured.
oecial to Times-Repubiican.

Special to Times Republican.
Waterloo, Nov. 21.-The Waterloo
school board has inaugurated new
departure in the public schools here.
At meeting last evening it was de-
cided that Miss Edwards may give two
cooking lessons a week to the girls of
the high school Cooking will not only
be done, but the comparative value of
foodstuffs will be considered so that
a man may trust his wife to buy that
which gives satisfaction on his in
terror and saves his from dyspepsia and
other intestinal disturbances that make
life miserable in this reign of fancy
cooking.
The movement is an excellent one.
a movement to which every father and
every mother and every taxpayer will
say bravo. The time has come in the
country to instruct a few more girls
who can not only play the piano and
dance a cotillion, but can cook and
bake and make home happy without
the help of Bridget and the baker down
=
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-11-21
Federal Indietment,.

Des Moines, Nov. 21-The federal
grand jury found the following indict-
ments:
David A. Reynolds, of Muscatine, was
indicted on charge Of sending an i'm
proper letter thru the mails. Itwas adj
dressed to maiden lady living near
Muscatine. Reynolds is S. years uld, Is
farmer, and according to the testi-
mony owns about 600 acres of land in
Muscatine county, besides other prop
erty
Luther Rhoades, of Woodward, aged
IS, was indicted on similar charge.
1t is claimed he sent an obscene letter
to girl living at Abel.
John Kinney and Thomas Mcconnell,
both living at Guthrie Center, We're in
dicted on charges Of selling liquor with
out first procuring government stamp.
They entered pleas of guilty and We're
fined 500 each and sentenced to thirty
days In jail.
The case of f. w. White VS.. the Chi
cage Great Western railroad company
was called. The jury was impaneled
and the taking of testimony COM
menced. Defendant is charged with
neglect which resulted in an accident to
plaintiff, for which he wants to recover
$10,0 900 damages.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-11-21

of sixty families have moved to Mount
Vernon, mostly on account of the col
lege.
: The Adelphian- Amphictyon debate
Will occur on Nov. 81, and the Star-Mil-
tonian on the 80
Professor Nicholson is writing the Ep-
worth League Bible studies for the first
quarter of 1902. and is also to write the
studies for 1903
Professor Norton recently gave his
lecture on Shore Farms" at the State
University. The lecture was illustrated
by 100 stereopticon views.
The November number of the Cornell
College Bulletin shows an increase OF
dents during the last four years. The
faculty has Increased in about the same
ratio. Fifteen per cent of the stuoents
come from counties west of the Des
Moines, and per cent come from other
states.
The Amphictyon public was an inter-
esting event. Professor Ernest A. Leo.
or Cedar Rapids, rendered number OF
selections on the pipe organ, and Miss
Tabb, Cornell conservatory sang a
number Of solos. Will l.. Powers. OF
Sheldon, delivered an Grafton on Ioi-
stoi;" Will A. Mcintyre, of Mount YER
non. on AN American Triumverate;
C. T.. Persons, of Renwick, on senator
Hoar:" A. j. Barley. of Wall Lake, on
1.-THE Fall of wolsey." and Two Scenes
from Rip Van Wrinkle We're portrayed
by C. e Auracher, of Lisbon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-11-21
HE WAS A GOOD CRATER.
A Swinder Works BIacksmiths at
Webster City.

Special to Times Republican.
Webster City, Nov. 21.-A swindler
with new game, or perhaps more
properly speaking new form of beg
ger, has made his appearance in this
section of the state. He works among
the blacksmiths. He claims to be a
blacksmith himself He has good
hard luck story which he uses very adj
vantageously. When in this city few
weeks ago he approached one of our
leading blacksmiths told his woefui tale
and claimed to be broke. He said he
lived in Nevada, Ia, and asked for 81,
just enough to take him to Ames. He
said he knew the railroad men on the
Northwestern line out of Ames and
could thus get home. His hard luck tale
was so pitiful and he plead so earnestly
that the blacksmith gave him dollar
to help him out. The fellow promised
faithfully to return the money as soon
as he could.
1t now develops that he visited every
blacksmith in the city and successfully
worked his graft on them all.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-11-21
News of Eldora.
0 Times Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Eldora, Nov. 21.-The high school foot
ball team went to New Providence and
played the Providence academy team
yesterday afternoon. 1t. was an inter-
esting and holly contested game, with a
final score of 6 to 0 in favor Of Eldora.
A return game will be played here in
the near future.
The candidacy Of Mr.. John C. Crock
EFT of this city for chief clerk of the
next house meets the hearty approval of
the people of this (Hardin) county.
John" as he is Familiarity called, is
known by every one and is splendidly
qualified for this important position.
Mr.. D. Wills of this city has moved
into his new room in the Hardin-Wills
block, and now has one of the finest fur
niture stores in central Iowa. The Har-
din room will not be completed until the
first Of next month.