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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-18

ssSTy e jssss sSnh MISS is st, v&I .ssi' a sne HF 4. Olson olson
v,s H. T Ne si.: Msq Esus ss T Ne III. sf,y has been
ssfds. Is stew W,,i I1 Easr; S AZ a ssans: T TSsssT Ed la5
War Earle Landing on the Mississippi River.
"; and Mrs. Msi j. iDe r. I asS sa of s ST. paul will
Celebrate the twenty-hfth anniversary OF their
The ,hree days bazaar given by tn. iadie,
was % eruTeh OF 81. Charles Borromoe this week
Little Miss Mamie Gates. daughter Of Mrs
SSssssa. Were nol SIss q f Tson siri Kelley. H H%8as t9 snd
oven Ss.. and Ra, saIai and Harf kane sds HHiSe%ssssy may
day Ts evening" nhnia al teshs sn sss snt er Ma,S f fTlend' Thurs
tom nr mi ana Ms Monticello Biankenship q Graf
Professor and Mrs. Joseph HcrrinE are visiting
Mr. 4; lGf.,s ssesd ssaan, ssp Arthur hav. re-
Boston. Mass. At they a rs seSi1 q home ssHs,@ Via % %Sasre N
and Bunale They stop. over at The latter place
Mrs. Edward Hu;chinsoa Of Louisville. Ky,
s sss deem ss1a, listing friends IN town ior a few days.
Mhere she will spend a few weeks before return
can WesnaP: and Miss Hqassman OF St. Louis
Mr. and MS. John miesS% 8. Rshlhns and Mrs. C.
StSsrmsr have returned from Csrroiiton. where
Miss Kate Mccae Of Richmond i. a CUES. Of
Mrs. j. g. LAWYER.
NJ; j. D Borgmeyer has returned from a visit
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hermans Of ST. Louis
Mrs. Henry Foxp and md Miss / Maggie Short aIs az st.
Louis are visiting the family Of James Farmer.
e q D : e hn of Photographers at Detroit. has
Miss SIignon Hayden of St. Paul visited Miss
Mr.. and Mrs, Henry Kemper departed wednes-
day evening for New York. where they will spend
Misses Alma and Elizabeth Borgmeyer departed
Tor 81; Louis Tuesday. where they will spend a
Mrs. W; J. BAIRD and Miss Alma Edwards. ac-
comranied by Doctor c.. n. Johnson. departed
ahursday Tor Waukesha. where they will spend
Mrs. L. Heye and granddaughter. Miss Viola
naeisaluIo. have returned from a two weeks
Miss Eshel Williams Of O'Failon is a guest Of
Miss Emma Holman is visiting friends and rel |
stivss In St Louis. where she will remain a
after a visit TO friends in 81. Louis. She was |
accompanied home by Miss Lola Caiiison. who re-
Mrs. Fenton .Luckett of jefferson City is a
guest OF Mrs Elizabeth Edwards in this city:
tives in Quincy. Ill. where they viii remain for
Mrs: Conrad Bintz, Mrs Joseph Pieper. Mrs.
Louis. visited the family OF Judge and Mrs. /
j Bruins one day this week.
prise party Tuesday afternoon in honor Of her
,f M Mi.. Lama HDsi. c5 RsiTr of St. Louis is a guest
Miss Daisy quinn q No. 900 scanton place. St.
Mrs. Mary Haetei has returned home after q
visit Of three weeks to friends in Chicago:
antilles Mill @ "a Mrs fef Rae a Ss n MIs. Ra is visiting the
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Gregg and children are Wis
i aossri 5s'a snS Bd IN Ms'is Green They Sef Si.i a 1es1ru nisls
ZONE.
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JEFFERSON T

epecial Correspondence Of The Sunday Republic.
s, Sea sesSpne ei'y from Mo-; : A s,9 weeks ri.M ss,o :; F in VIM .Is
sFSuna Boston s,1Ss Mass; on last sunday: ,u.,a.
Mrs. F. J. zeisbere. and niece. Miss Emma
knaup. departed Monday for Chicago. to spend
Charles Hawkins Of St Louis spent sunday
with his many friends in the city.
spen. three weeks eek H Hath the u Misses ss i 6sIine gao
returned home last SUNDAY.
been visiting their uncle. H. E. schultz, and the
formers sister Mrs. Julius conrath. have re-
Mrs G. Tom King came over from her home
time with her husband. and make arrangements
for coming here 70 reside.
through Central missouri. She was ~aecompanied
by Miss Jewell Weidemeyer OF Clinton. who will
Miss zou Gordon departed last week for Kansas
city TO visit her sisters. Mines. Curry. Taylor
Mr.. n; c, Brooks of St. Louis is a guest of
Eeek for Buffalo. to attend the Pan-American
Mo-. their old home. to reside. MIR. Reed for
several years was connected with the Secretary
After ds!iEhtfaI sisi. to the Pan,American
Mo- Burkhardt went to Centralia to visit her
fatker. Mr.; Summers.
ram. Of f, cof1nb s.e' Arrived Sas M ,is' = sas se Sisit MIS- MIS-.
Vicior's parents, Mr.. and Mrs; !: Bodenheimer:
Misse. Ramsey. Miss Edon has freasuently vis-
ned this city. and is quite a favorite.
Mrs. James L. Ramsey departed Thursday for
Linn to spend a few weeks with her mother on
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Opel and Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Lepage departed Thursday for Ha-Ha-
Tonka TO spend a fortnight camping. There were
others in the party and several children.
Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. Wendell Straub, Mr.. and.
Mrs. A J. Bauer. Mr.. and Mrs. William Boet-
ter Of St Louis. Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Manchester,
MI. and Mrs. Will Rommell. Mrs. Fred ROM
NEIL. Kiss Ida Straub and Master Louis Straub
formed . family party. who enjoyed an outing at
Miss Marian Dawson. after leaving Springfield.
went to Webb City. TO visit Mrs. A. A. Huiett.
Mrs III. A. Gass departed Sunday night for
south Haven. Mich. TO visit Mrs. J. T. NJ.
Lester S. Parker Is spending a few days in
south Haven. Mich. with the family of J. T.
N. Johnston.
Miss Nellie See departed Tuesday for Mont
gonery City to visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Stephens spent a few days
Mics Stella Wagner Is entertaining Miss Nellie
Flory Of 81. Louis.
Miss Frances Cook expects to depart soon with
q party Of friends for a trip east. via Buffalo
ard the lakes.
Misses Octavia and Elizabeth Lesueur. former
" of this city. but now of Kansas City. after
attending the reunion at Springfield. went TO
West Plains to visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A Morrow departed last week
fer Brnaio. a trio down the st. Lawren. e and
watering places.
Miss Eta Lou Carter has returned home from
. hve weeks sojourn In Kansas CITY. She viii
deuart about the list of September for Rclia to
accept a position in the Geological Bureau. re-
Gently moved to that city.
Mrs. I. w Brewton is entertaining her sister.
Mn. NJ. r. Lane. Of Sullivan. and Miss Neffie
Price OF Pendleton. Mo.
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SOCIETY in MISSOURI AND
OTHER NEIGHBORING CITIES.
Kansas City, Springfield, st. Charles, Hannibal, SedaHa, Joplin. Alton.
Edwardsvile, Jerseyvile, Mattoon and
Vincennes, Ind.

guests of Secretary of State Sam b. Cook and
Mr.: and Mrs. r. T. Booth soon will depart for
Win Inn The 70 F Ies,ae ro nj. Boo,h Will be connected
Miss Katherine McHenry returned Monday from
a weeks visit to Mrs. Harvey Clark. in But
Miss Ethel Cars,arphen departed last week for
The engagement Of Warden Woodbridge to Doc
tor Ella Graham of Clinton came a. quite a sur
The day Of the wedding has not been announced
as yet but their intimate friends. who are sup
MoolGridge and Doctor Ella Graham only re-
Mr.; and Mrs; John Cabel wilkerson of Kirk
WOOD. Mrs: John r. Walker; ST., and John X.
and Miss Marian cookreil Of washington city
ATTENDED the funeral of Mrs. E. B. Ewing. ac-
Mrs; t. o. Towles OF this city also went to St.
Mrs. A.. J. Moersche, and Miss Emma Ruwart
departed Monday for a months sojourn in Colo
Miss Matte Lutte Wright ane her sister. oiita.
returned yesterday from a visit OF two months
Misses Lulu See and Dell Bottom lief, wedne.-
day night for Charleston to visit Miss nellie Deal
Mrs. F; o. Collins of Salisbury. who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. J. L. Wright. returned
Mrs. John i; Walker and son John Ct Kan:a.
The Misses Bolte. who have been guests Of
Miss Barbara Brandt. returned to-day to their
Misses Jessie and Fannie Glenn and Mamie
Sdinan Departed Wednesday Tor st. Louis TO-
visit relatives.
The members of the Galaxy were entertained
Thursday from 3 to 6 by Miss Gertrude Ramsey,
complimentary to. her guest, Miss Beulah Edom
Of St: Louis. at her suburban home on winston
Heights. An Interesting game of questions, the
answers being found in the word 'Danydown-
dillies., was pleasing. Prizes were two hand
some pictures and a turquoise belt. A lunch was
served in the .dining-room. the table being en-
tlrely decorated in green and white. Miss Mayme
Ramsey and Mrs. Will Rommell served the ices.
In the afternoon fruit punch was poured BY
Mise Maybelle Richardson The guests were the
members OF the Galaxy. and included; Misses
Kaiser. Lena and Emma Ruwart. Helen Pin
kerton. Emma and Edith Dulle. Pauline DALI
meyer. Laura Edwards. Resale Reid. Matte
Lutte Wright. Lulu See. MaybelIe Richardson.
lydia Lee ard Mines. ADDISON Elston. VIII Rom
nell and Miss Edom. and Mrs. A. Victor of
Columbia. guests OF honor.
A. barbecue was given Tuesday at Lamkin
Springs by State officials and citizens. A supper
Of barbecued meats was served. Among those
who participated were: Governor Dockery. Sec
rotary Sam B. Cook. Auditor A. o. Allen. Judge
Marshall. $. B. Jefrfes. Fisher simonson. Henry
A W. Ewing. Ramsey. Grimshaw. Hough, Sui
Ivan. ciageett. Tod. Gilven, Hickman. Gentry.
Peters. Andrae. Binder. Swift. Thorpe, Clark.
Wagner. Moore. W. D. Fisher. Isom. Thomas
Wagner. r. c. Church. veith. Hord Of St. Louis
and IAmkin.
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~vINCENNES, IND.

Special Correspondence OF TIE SUNDAY Republic.
week FOR vince ams a S,a scsos,, has ., BE Ssep B. 2 gala
Sarnivai which brought thousands Of visitors to
Mr. Clara Smith. a sister Of Mrs. John B.
Ia rnsnts OF this city and well known here.
E.Ies Cal: They will reside in Los Anaeie..
where she win soend s several nas we xGne as to The Sni s,ss;
Of Ms j. Napier Dwyer.-
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Abbott Of Ha az ons S city.
mi Nj. -I Elsie k.' Ri1ssr. .s'aIlSts !. e S.. ssI, .n ss.yi sv
her aunt Mrs Martha Baade. and sister. Miss
Miss Clara o H!css ins cav. a card party
Wednesday evening in honor Of her birthday
CARTS Weems and Mss E Snns cf R1s.l Mi1isr' Miss
Miss Esther Bierhaus gave a party Friday
son. q Indianapolis. : COUSIN miss Lillian Glib
Miss Eiyira schoenneld gave q lawn party Fri.
E s%s0T. p Miller. manager Of the Brssn.ll
k ksSis ali. !. e 3. Mi Miller city. sr Ne Mcn eays sysnI1r The
byterian Church officiating. Nj. and Mrs Miller
Miss Elsie N ThreIkeld and Mr.. Ralph Nc
Cur. prominent youns peopie Of the county,
Buncevilie. "wednesday evening. ~ Ae" I"
\, a sIshrs party was Eiyen Monday evening by
snssts Misses Agrelia zilisck and Tens Lints-
Miss Mary Furnace Of Indianapolis. who Ia,
S Ssfn t hs. r 1ssurn OF her cousin. Mrs. William E.
three weeks visit to Detroit reistiTss. from .
,,J5uu,d S su and Mrs Orlando H. Cobb have returned
Mrs.: Carrie Hun and Mis-. Dora wirlmore have
fsturned from a three weeks visit to Harrison.
Mrs. W =. Psrmiter has returned to Winfield
Mrs r. ARK r. PhiI diif,ssn'fui visit to her mother.
Major ". p Could and Mrs. Gould have re-
TUNED M an 150m Mr 3 t JaBn 'G p the M, sursIo Exposition.
visit to friends In Buffalo. have returned home.
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ST. CHARLES. MO.

Special Correspondence Of The Sunday Republic.
St Charles. No.. Aug. T.-Mn. J.. B.. Thro.
Jr- entertained friends "wednesday afternoon in
honor OF her quest Mrs. J. Augiey, of Palestine.
TEL Luncheon was served and high five en-
1oyed. the winners being Mn. Aluh Aymond. Mrs.
H Tbn ma Ernse and Mr.. Jack sehriebsr. -
Yer OF MT and Mrs Ralph Payne. to Mr.. Or
chaltree OF Spanish Lake. St. Louis County. has
oeen announced to take place Tuesday morning
q the home Of the brides parents. Miss Payne
formeriy attended 81. Charles College.
itine her dSnEhter- Me. Julia in this city. -,
NJ. and MT .0ecrEe b. Walker Of Cairo. Ill.
nave been Visiting the parents Of Mrs. Walker
Shis week MI. Walker returned home Friday.
out ne VIE VIII remain several weeks
miss AIvena koester ID making an extended
Miss Lesss Miner q cossieriiie Is = quest Of
y: and MI Andrew Journey in this city.
Mrs Annie Adams OF MONTGOMERY City IL q
G9sst OF - Charles relatives and friends. She
vii remain several weeks.
Mies ida Bulre friends rendered her q surpriss
r1fth and Water streetsL Music was furnished
BY Herman Bull and Thomas Weber. rbose
present. ven Misses Alma Jenneyahan. Amanda
yenneyan,n Amer Poll. Lena Poll. Emile Hue!-
HanteI: ia Hrelskanter Julia Lechau. Annie
Horst' xlyina NnSsEr,ra LAufa Poenksr: Dora
Alma bull and nessrs. william Osaick. William
WALKER. Tom Weber. Herman Bull A. HOFFMAN
Raueh. Robert Lohrnan. John Bamm, Ere
VOL. ID naucn and Henry WtlibrAnd.
ne Wo@Ans RELIEF Corps VIII give . picnic
m s:' .nd No Sso' e { On r ASfS:s :.a nth. son.
Stanley. q Chicaeo. M. are the e0ests q Mr..
md Mr.. A. r. Hun1ng.
Nd 1ml ,. c o0ds q this Il.
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sEDALIA. MO.

'pss edaIs c0Tespondenee Of The Sunday Republic.
at Georx. aug lS-Mis Jane Ware 10 viatins
Miss Nellie Mcchesney Of ST. Louis h thu
the fsm un9m NJ y cnss'sin Of California d visiting
BEEN M,'s ;h s's an.. Hs " Ers q i 5sSs.:oq CITY: xno b:
Mis- Genevieve waddeif 10 homs nom q WHIT
Mrs cH Carton of 81. Loui. !. being .p..r.
Mis- ImSEene Fast Of seiaiia and Misc. rd,.h
turned Prom from t rsis % sin Of s sss tS1i e. have q.
S%Mi ra W 1.o..o, !, -
France. and Fi sasTsan a. and St. d'n %o : .I s', =:
Mis- y Minnie nis- a Il Sas- /. visiting n w,,,,s..
are sr si., y; II !, pil,ara and Miss Cattle Hughes
Hnm. and Siee Clara sr Poshos res y Psaa;. ~ s.i::ss
q, ME- = Florence Barron Of Lexington is tn guest
Ne: Violet Lssinser has Sss' returned turn i'f nem . ,Ar..
CITY sTs he snsst: q MIS- He ssDi Li q ss1ss''o
been ne sasss q Mrs' r. <. " v. d sfSis s &c., sss
Thursday for FO,t Madison
PI.sss of Syracuse are the quests Of iiss Neiiiss
Mrs G Mcdonald. who has been the su.st Of
ETS MARY =. Graham. has returned to her homs
Mauds Bosserman are home from 3 Wit 70
Mrs. Ms. \ \. 4 ! i Hs5.sf !, !, sS y,s.', 9,sm in Rich I'm
Ms Ms ye lem Parsops Is yis!sin. IN Syracuse.
Mss Mae MeCuhein d making IN extended
Mrs. RI. shepard Of Marshall. who ha, be.a
visiting Mrs. N. Snow. departed THURSDAY for
Misses vsTa and Ma. rhomp.o, ar. v,.,s,r.
,. ut; il S.P $s.l k, + 5, & s,, De- Soto ;, :, being enter,
Colonel and Mrs. H. c. Demuth visited in To-
Miss Mary stephens and Miss Pearl Nom. NJ
Bunceton are the guests Of the Misses Gentry 1t
Misses Lopelia and Margaret Hoffman are WHIT.
ing In s.: Louis
Miss MARY Fiayen Of Kansas City l. the Russe
Mrs; E. =. Darling q Kansas City b Visiting
Miss Amelia Heller Is the guest Of Mis Helen
week Of Mrs. Richard Hishieymsn. 49,
NJ Mrs.; c lssss et zs,sre !. OF fi sanss. In nSsn e. GssS;
Hss,,s a v =. Zsisie q Sped: ATTENDED the Hun
Kelly. of Dallas. Tex. are visiting In Kansas
Miss Alice Maline Of zotsenberg. Nss. VIA has
ben The: rvest Of Mrs. Charles Owen. . nov
Mrs. N. z. smith. Mrs. $. z. Cotton ana NJ
Alice chopelear are making . tou. Of Coioeado
Mr.: W. 4. Knight is the guest q Mn J. 4
Miss GeerSis Feeling has returned from . v.ss
N Miss ss BsIi. Pucsner Of MEXICO. Vim -. N.
,usst Of Miss Edna Morris. departed Tuesday for
Mrs. +. II. Shoemaker visited IN xans,, csy
his week
Mrs. N. y: Stanley Is visiting IN Kansas C3U
Mrs J.. H. Clemens and daughter. Nh In.
Ian. are visiting in S4fina. Kaa
Mr.. and Mrs. William J. SpraGue have r,fuvaaa
4. Louis.
= Nh he w sas:s. e arl a1 aed k s:s sS: syssss:. e & F ssssS
Harrison avenue
Mrs. Jennie Blakemore Of 81. Iouis IN the nu>~e
Mrs A. p. Morey.
Miss Beaarice Murphy. who was the guest oe
iome in Kansas City.
Misses Anna Bosz and Clara cAllies are VISITING
Miss Rose Eitzen Of 81. Louis VINO has been
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SPRINGFIELD. MO.

Special Correspondence Of The Sunday Republic.
Springfield, Aug. ls.-Miss Sue Stewart has re-
turned from New York and Buffalo.
Misses Lena and Stella 'Whaley are spending q
month at the Michigan lakes.
Miss Clara Mcbride of Greenfield Is the guest
Hotel.
Mrs. Helen Stewart is entertaining her sister,
Mrs Reed Of New York City.
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Miss Myrtle Brown is visiting friends in Jer-
Mr.: and Mrs. Thomas King entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Michael scuily of ST. Louis last week
Mrs. ioSf H. M unGth19h /. Is en sssrIhS na iM9 Mis- RsSy
Miss Mildred ii. Garvin has returned to ST.
Louis. after visiting Miss Elizabeth chittenden.
Miss Lizzie Eppinger has returned from Bloom
ington. where she was the guest OF Mrs. John
Ms: E,,zasssh watson Is sn,sT.sinins Miss
Mrs Catherine Wilson is visiting in Kansas
Mrs. James Burke Of Bowling Green. Mo-. IS
the guest Of the Misses Mack In Alton.
Mrs: BOYD Lathy OF Upper Alton has gone to
Miss Julia Green has returned to St. Louis
from a visit to Miss Lucy Leonard In upper
Miss Julia d. Randle has returned from
Mrs, R, N. s,amper has returned from Bloom
the guest Of Mrs. o. b.. Gates.~.
The Misses Zoa and Minnie Kelly Of Wichita.
Kas. are guests Of Miss Lena Marsh In upper
Mrs. Lucy NJ. Edwards and Miss Dorothy Blair
have returned from a fortnight's visit at Harpor
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert E. Bassett have gone to
Mrs. j. Archie Smith has returned to De Land.
Fla. after an extendec visit in Upper Alton. the
Mrs. f. p. Rogers has gone to Tampa. Fla.
where she win remain ana NI for g ssvs W. s Repsesi have
returned from California !, po,.
var Miss Me- am afser van a Months soass! r Hss in Upper Alton.
Miss Maude Powell has returned from Sait
Lake CITY where she was the guest OF MIS-
Mr. and Mrs. William Gregory of St. Paul
Mimi. are visitors in Alton
M. and Mrs. Carl Fitchin departed Tuesday for
Brideetown. n. J. u
Mis-. Caroline Hit Is visiting In ST Louis.
Mt. and Mrs. John m ceparteu ON
Wednesday for Alexandria. MIN . m,
Mieses Lottie Harrison and Emma Wear OF ~
ouoin. III. are guests of Miss Bessie ray !"
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Reed have returned from
NJ. and Mrs. John Fredericks returned wednes'
day from Spring City. Pa .r..
Nils Inlu Eiwell has returned from 81 Ious.
~here he was the Ruest Of Miss Leontine Tatum-
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Dar'-- Foster of Updyke. III, H. visiting MS
daughter. Mrs. James Joyce OF NO. es ONO ave
Mrs E c. Helm Of Chartrand avenue ID visit
ing her FATHER in New York city r,.,,,
Miss 0ertrude Tabb a No. az North E1gntn
street returned last week from Harrisnurs. i'll
Miss Nellie Nagel who has been visiting Miss
Eta Nolan Of No. SIS Ohio avenue. has re.urneo.
turned last week from a visit in Andersen IND;
T. J. Daniel and son departed yesseroay t~
Randolph Springs. Mo-
Miss Adelaide Lynch OF No. to Delmar ave
nue. spent last week with friends on Howe ave
Miss Bessie Irons OF ST. Clair avenue de-
parted yesterday for q visit with friends IN
Mrs. John Marsh and son. David. Of No. 6s
Pennsylvania avenue. are visiting friends IN say
Miss MoIiie Burrows of No. 1905 College ave-
nue. departed for Cincinnati to visit frfenda
Mrs. @. W. Caughlin and daughter. Miss Nell
lie. are visiting in Trenton.
Doctor and Mrs. Martin Of Minden. Neb.. are
the guests Of Mrs. E Healy Of No. es Char
trand avenue.
iting In Memphis, Tenn
Miss Amanda Hotsch has returned to her homo
In Edwarisvilie after visiting Miss Reeb-
Miss Freda Hauring OF No. s9 St. Louis avenue
Is visiting relatives In Nashville
Miss Madge Frasier Of St Louis spent Thurs
day with friends IN East St Louis
Miss Alice Craig Davies Of East 81. Louis spent
week with relatives In ST. Louis
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JOPLIN, MO.

Special Correspondence Of The Sunday Republic.
ioRllni Aug: S1Mi,s Corning departed
win meet Miss Helen Phels Of Carthage and o
J.. ". Beaie departed Thursday evening for
Frank Lehman has returned from a short visit
Misses Anna and Mabel Elliott of Paola. Kas.,
Miss Laura Free and Edna Rssiand of East
s, Louis. who have been the guests of Miss
N. and Mis-. VIII III Moore departed sds THURSDAY for
e eolor n spIlngs, accompanied by J. E. Pearson
Mis-. Edna Buckley returned Friday from But
Mrs. Frank whiren has returned from . two
mSnths' visi. to her parents at Louisiana. MO.
MI. and Mrs Charles Moore have returned
from q trip to the Thousand Islands and New
Mrs F. N Shirley and SON. Earle. returned
Mrs: Lottie Greirson Of Los Angeles. Cal. is
siy weeks visit to Atlantic City and Phila-
rr M,s. ph Mssss sTIson ss., IN Z. r: .n..; w wssns,S.y
~: Del Wise has returned from St. Louis.
sb ars x s Buckley ca, returned Thursday from a
hs Mr. s.r TayiO. sn.gp I. spending the week with
Af Mi. s''i Maud sss ssss1s ia. xon. to Duluth.
Man; to w :Dsns ne Ie.s q ne hummer,
q Visit to kensinston. n H.. and the Pam
Mr.. 4: H. Waite and Miss Elizabeth Waite
are visiting relatives in Beardstown. III
Mr.. and Mrs. Doctor Matthews and Miss Net
Tie Murphy have returned from Aanitou-
Mrs SC. Henderson and her sister, Miss L.
Slerc, VIII spend the rest OF the summer at
Neray. Ind. and points in Michigan.
MT. and MT George Lavery have returned
Mr.. and Mrs. ". $. Paul and Misses Char.
and Jane have returned from Manitou. Colo.
O.; are Lifting . laf S uncle. N 6. ". q ks siRF.lnsne'd'
Judge w. B. Haiyard has gone to Eidorado
Mn. W. s. Taylor and daughter. Miss Pearl.
Mr- George f. James Of Glendale. Va. who
has been. visiting her daughter. Mrs. F. c. Clip
penser. departed Wednesday for her home.
a. Z. Maher. George Wadleieh and John Land
rein departed Friday for 81. Louis. BUFFALO and
New YORK CITY. TO be gone about three weeks.
Springs.
The Monticellonian., 1901-02-01
Monday. January 2..

SEN tTE.-Senator Adams intreduc ed a bill to repeal the county uniform text book act passed at the session of 1899. bill was read first time pro yiding that the courts of Arkansas take judicial knowledge of the laws of other states Mir King presented q bill providing for d chaplain of the state soldiers home. Senator Shack letords bill for amending the primary laws caused considerable discussion An amendment requiring two sets oj judges at each voting precinct that the votes may be counted as the cleo. ton proceeds, was defeated.
 HoCsE.-Being local bill day, but little business of general interest was transacted. MT. Holland sent up d memorial from the Commercial League of Fort Smith. urging the se. lection of a joint committee from both houses of the assembly to proceed to Washington City and lay before the proper committee certain facts fela tive to the improvement of the Arkan. sas river.
 House bill No. 103, by Kilgore, reg ulating changes of venue in circuit courts. requiring applicants for changes to such applications when the case is first called and not thereafter, was read second time and referred to the judiciary committee bill fixing the highest legal rate of interest al s per cent for annum was read first time. Mir. Charles Jacobson. private secretary to Gov. Davis, appeared within the bar of the house and read a message from the governor to the ef feet that he had signed and approved house concurrent resolution No. I, in viting President Mckinley to visit the state, and nouse concurrent resolution No. ', authorizing an investigation of the management of the state peuiten tiary.
The Monticellonian., 1901-02-01
Ihmrsday. Jannary 24.

SENATE.-Bills introduced. To atol. ish the office of commissioner of agriculture; ezempting cit zens of incorporated town from road duty; for the cancellatio1 of a.. outstanding valid state bonds excep, the issue of 1899 and fixes tine general sinking fund for the year 1901 ana thereafter, annually, at tax of one fourth of one milf on each dollar of tax able property. House concurrent 1eso- lution to appoint committee to investi- gate management of state university was adopted. The most important ac- ton of the day session was the refus- al to concur in house resolution provid- ing for q committee to investigate the question of whether ii is advisable to continue work on new state house as begun by the commission, or. if contin- ued, to be under the supervision of cer- tain state executive officers. The bill providing for papers containing pro eeedings passed-ayes l5, nays 9. 4 measure for the protection of ofpurchasers of commercial fertilizers was reaG d second time
 HotsE. The second reading of blus took up considerable portion of the days session. A joint resolution was read and referred, permitting nine or more jurors to return verdict in civil cases Mir Holland presented bill providing for the election of superin- tendent of the penitentiary by vote of the people. A joint resolution was read first time proposing an amend ment to the constitution keeping sep arate the taxes paid by the two races for school purposes.