The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-28

IL SNJe AcOsAe
Nielsen Opera Company. Miss Bess Daugh-
per Alton, III.
Best Watches-Mermod g. Jaccard's.
Mr. Arthur Jacobson and family are now
in their pew S.2me at No. 5l26 Paramount
avenue.
Miss Mary B. Heed of No. 1910 Washing
ton boulevard departed with q party OF
friends last week for a sojourn among the
Northern lake resorts. She will be gone
about month.
Mrs. 9. J; Fisher and grandson. Master
Cleyes S. Fisher: are visiting Mrs. VIM. c.
Mcclure, Colorado Springs, Colo.
Tickets to New York and Boston via Big
Four Route give ten days stopover at
Buffalo to see Pan-American Exposition.
Mrs. Pascnal sanguinette and children of
No. 3035 Clark avenue are visiting Miss
Mayme Sanguinette of Eden Villa. Hema-
tite, Mo.
Mrs. George. McManus Mrs. Leo McMan.
US and Charles McManus departed last
Thursday morning for Asbury Park. where
they will remain until late September.
Mrs. D. o'c. Tracy and Mrs. F. r. sct-n
are sojourning in Colorado. They gill .
at Colorado Springs. Manitou and Denver
AL the latter place tNGy Will WISH their
sister, Mrs. E. *. Peters.
Mr.. John S. Reeder has returned to the
city after visit to Put-in-Bay, Buffalo and
Niagara Falls.
The Misses Margaret Reeder and Jessie
visit in PUTIN Bay. Buffalo and Niagara
Falls They will return to Put-in-Bay later
in the season.
MIR. and Mrs. E. ]. Kramer and daughters
of Forest Park boulevard have gone TO
Charlevoix for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bauer. also Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Bauer Of Nebraska avenue
have returned from st. Paul and Mime
tonka. where they have been spending
few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. D.. Moore have returned
| from a trip through the East and will de-
part soon for mountain jaunt.
has been visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. w. Meyer. of No. $40 Finney avenue.
| departed last week for Buffalo After visit
| ing the exposition she will go to Asbury
| Park to spend August.
Mr.. and Mrs John II. Dieckman of No.
| 4537 West Pine boulevard and their daugh-
| ter, Miss Julia Dieckman. Will depart Tues
| day for Battle Lake. MINI. They will go by
way of the lakes and visit several resorts
en- route.
| Las. week Of the great jewelry auction of
the u. Jaccard and Merrick. Walsh &
| Phelps stocks at Olive and Sixth. 1t will
| pay you to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas B. Rains Of No.
1926 Botanical avenue have returned from
Louisville. KY. where they went to be pres
| emit at large family reunion at the old
| home Of Mrs. Rains.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Schneider, Mrs.
| Henry Ziegenhein and daughters and Mr..
and Mrs. julius Wurzburger will depart
July. 81 for Atlantic City for stay of four
weeks. and then will visit Buffalo
Miss Margaret Geraughty Of No. 1868 Bay
| ard avenue, accompanied by her sister, Mrs.
Dan Johnston. and family. are visiting rel
atives in st. Paul, and will return by way
| of Dubuque.
It is very Injurious to the eyes to read
when you cannot read clearly and easily.
Better have tho eyes examined by Doctor
"ard's. Broadway and Locust. A correct fit
| of glasses assured Steel frames, 81 and
UP; gold. S. and up.
Mr.. and Mrs J. G. Brinkmeyer and the
| Misses Garry and Lydia Brinkmeyer left
the city last week for Buffalo and the East
ern watering places. where they will re-
main until September IL.
Miss Maud Kelley and Miss Mamie Kelley
Kinley at Lecsburs, Mo.
Mrs. Thomas J. sheehan and son, Mrs
| James /. Kennedy and Miss Katherine Scam
lon departed for Lake Mlnnetonka last Mon
day on the steamer st. Paul. They will
return in three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W. Nugent of No. 4o1
| North Taylor avenue are receiving the con-
CALCULATIONS Of friends on the birth Of
this household Friday. July 26.
Miss Ella Beers of Hotel Beers has re-
| spent fortnight.
Mr.. J. J. BrodericR has returned to Hotel
Beers after three months trip abroad.
Doctor E.. A. Levin and family of No.
a d west Morgan street departed Wednes-
on the lakes. They will not return until
September.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Fisher of Fort Smith,
Ark; are stopping at Hotel Beers for an
indefinite time.
Doctor Louis Hanc1 and sister; Mrs. En-
Springs on Monday.
Mrs. Henry C. Twcllman of No. s41s t<le;n
street is visiting friends in Quincy. III.
Bryson. returned this week after an alb.
sence of three months abroad. visiting
GlbraItar. Italy. Switzerland, Germany,
France and England.
Going to Pan-American Exposition.
Look at schedule Of Big Four Trains:
LS. St. Louis $50 a. M, 1900 noon, sos D. m.
| Ar. Buffalo 2:55 a. m. 6:1S a. M, 7:3O .. m.
Ar. New York 2:5S p. m. 500 p. M, 500 a. m.
AT; Boston 4s5 p. M. 900 D. m. 1884 a. n.
Ticket ONCE. Broadway and Chestnut
DRUM CORPS PICNIC TO-DAY.
Exercises Will Begin With a Pa
rade at 1 80 p. NJ.
The annual picnic of the United Turner's.
| Drum Corps Of st. Louis will be held at
Lemp's Concordia Park to-day. The pro-
| gramne consists of athletic games and
dancing. The music will be under the d.
rection Of Harry ]. Winkler The following
organizations. members of the United Drum
Corps. will form in parade at 1:sO D. m. and
march to the picnic grounds: Social Drum
and Hugle Corps. solol Drum and Bugle
| South St. Louis Drum and Bugle Corps,
Concorda Drum Corps. North 81. Louis
/ l)r1lnn nd LIZ.