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The Penn's Grove record., 1901-11-29
Hook-"I hear you were quite taken
with Molly" Nye-"Well, we were
photographed together"

with Molly Nye-"Well, we were
photographed together"
Were | the weather prophet
When the storms began to brew.
I'd keep predicting sunshine
Till it finally came true.
Washington Star.
He-"They say, dear, that people
who live together get to look alike"
She-'Then you must consider my Re
fusal as final."-Tit-Bits.
The Bi~shop-"Wouldn't you like to b.
born again, little gIrl?" The Child
mo, Their; 1 wath born in Bothton the
very firth time!'-Puck.
"our friend Butely over there says
Nature intended him for a poet"
"Oh, pshawi Nature never had such
bad intentions as that.'-Judge.
Nell-"She carries her passion for
remnants to an absurd extreme"
Relieves, she has even married a
widower.'-Philadelphia Record.
If at first you don't succeed,
Try, try again;
There are other friends to bleed
For five or ten.
Philadelphia Record.
"Blanche's papa paid a round million
for her COUNT said Miss Flypp. "She
always said she wouldn't marry a
cheap man. added Miss Kittsh~-l9e-
trOit Frees Press
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-22
HAYWARDs'

N d Eellowr building. Individual Instruction
IN snortaand: Typswrtt,ns: Bcckksepins. Aritn-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-22
BURIAL PERMITS.

IeedoA y. miller. g, l0s ceekrei; phthis,a.
~ - ftnte. :. ~ South Third: pneumonia.
~ CAapman, o. ~ Plpin:. phthisis.
t1z1A NsknAA. - hu 81 Charfes; heart de
49, IsAaA aa cSes .srliisnts: spu-
A1s1s.~ =. ~ Marcus: miz.l rssarts-
- lAsseta Mscss. mo South Third:
~ oosefua q, me Hmnsett; cancer.
IL ecAoef0. a INN South Broadway:
- - . nsusha UIs Nswstsad; conval-
Iyl1n q Mszna1, 8 - Hickory; accident.
l1g4e eo4hefeess =. t1 South Second; oeniiiy.
NrlcAnSa Tleeney, q. go Hickory: aneurtarn
- 0chsLhAes. NL3n NoNsir: cancer:
H1Ah4fh YtAlay. "a Delmar: seniltty:
4ehnaenL - Waltnr: pneumonia
- 01aI g, ~ Incae; nep6rits.
h1Ulfa, an1ioa. / l<z North Twelfth: diph-
AS NsnssA / nssth. ln North Tnth: de-
A. .ysusns. q. MI Papan: nephritis.
16sln1i8 0eghtea. 9. ls1o South Kins's high
49, o. Kesaas. q. Da watrea: heart
~ Isa6u. i. ros Moran: brohchitis.
s0ne1A =. K1nncG =. $40 Vernon: meningitis
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-22

LEGAL NOTICES.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE or
COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY,

Whereas. by sati. factory evidence presented 70
the undersigned. Il has been made to appear that
The Msehanics' National Bank Of Saint Louis."
and State Of Missouri. has compiled With ali the
provisions. Of the statrtes q The United States
required to be compiled with before an ~associa-
ton shall be authorized to commence TIE busi-
ness Of banking:
,r Mow. y sns re- !: Snas e g; Dave conp.
The Mechanics National Bank Of Saint LOUIS
IN the City of Saint Louia.. in the County Of
and State OF Niseourf. II authorised to COM
menee the business Of banking as provided In
section: nfty-cne hundrsd and sixty-nina OF The
In testimony whereof witness my hand and
eeal oe ofdcs this twenty-third day q April. 1s0.
CHARLES O.. DAWES =
NeaL Comptroller Of the Currency.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-22
REMOVAIS,
BUSINESS CaANCEs.

| l. L KING. FIRE. tornado and accident insur-
ance. now located At e9SS Century building.
/ Both phones.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-22
-sTOcKHo.DERS. NEETTNos,

STOCKHOLDERS Meetins-A meeting Of the
stocknoi6ers Of The Sterling Manufacturing Conn
a a. NO. .cd III Olive st. s.. Louis: NO.: On Tassdsy.
fnr. the purpose Of voting on q propoSition then
and there to be submitted 70 increase the
capital stock pf said corporation from 5000. Its
present authorised capital, 70 S13.eo0, and also
upon such other propositions a. may properly
d. n. CALHOUN,
A. majority Of the Directors Of he ssssaing
Ma. Company.
Arizona republican., 1901-04-01
HOTEL WEATRERfORp, Flagstaff. Ariz.

Accommodations for 75 guests. Handsomely furnished ana well appointed. Hot and cold water in every room, Lighted by electricity Heated by steam. Large and commodious sam pie rooms for commercial travellers. Bar rooms in connection The most complete and up-to- date hotel in Northern Arizona. Rates $2.5O per day. AmerIcan plan. Special rates made to parties stopping by week or month
 ]. w. WEATHERFORD.
Arizona republican., 1901-04-01

STABLE CHANGES HANDS.-Jack stable to his brother, Jim Gibson, for cattle.
 VIC FANNY GOES EAST.-Mr Vic Hanny of Phoenix and Tucson will leave in a few days to take q position with St. Louis shoe house. Arizona will be included in his territory.
 CUTTING HAY.-Alfalfa cutting is in full operation in many parts of the valley. The new hay is of very fine quality and plenty of it will come upon the market in a weeks time.
 RETURNS TO MEXICO .-Manvel Fountain. whose fine voice has often been heard in the Catholic church here. has returned to his home in Mexico. Mir. Fountain has been singing for nearly year in St. Marys church.
 CLAWSON IS IMPROVING.-Rich ard Clawson, the jockey known to fame as "The Berryplcker." who came here from New York six weeks ago and was sent to the Sisters hospital, suffer- ing from tuberculosis, and in a critical condition, is slowly recovering. Ills physicians state that he may be able to leave the hospital soon, but that he will not be able to ride this season.
 RETURNED HOME.-Mr. James II. Kelly, upon receipt of a telegram an- nouncing the illness of his mother left over the northern route last night on his return to St. Paul. MT. Kelly, a Phoenix for several months and ac- quired a wide circle of acquaintances. young newspaper man, sojourned in He will resume newspaper work in St. Paul, re-entering the employ of the Glob
 A HAIR-PULLING MATCH.-Fan- nie Gould and Rafaella Lee, two w0- men of the block, engaged in fight on the street yesterday morning. Hair was flying and the sidewalk was in fair way to be drenched with gore when Officer Porterie happened along an dtook the fighters into custody. They will have it out in Justice Gray's court this morning. Jealousy was as usual at the bottom of the disturbance.
 THE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION. The city democracy have fixed upon April 12 as the time for holding the convention of the faithful. The prima- ries, or rather the primary, for there will be only one, will take place on April 9. The list of candidates for the office of marshal had not visibly ir- creased at the hour of going to press this morning, but those who are al- ready in the filed expressed greater hope of success than they had hitherto enjoyed,
 DEATH OF COLIN B. FIREMAN Colin B. Farman, drug clerk, who has been employed at Hudson's pharmacy for the last two years, died at the Sisters hospital yesterday morning after a brief illness. He was twenty
Arizona republican., 1901-04-01

No question about the best place to eat, is at Coffee AIS Restaurant.
Arizona republican., 1901-04-01

heartily of the mush and milk. o2n Butler could not be induced for love or money to supply anyone with even so much as a cup of coffee, and as there was no other restaurant open at that time of night they had to be content with their simple fare. In some in- stances the guests had refrained from dining at home that they might be the better able to do justice to the ban quet."
 The guests comprised everybody in Phoenix who could raise the price of admission. from the associate justice cf the district down. There was never a happier night in town. MT. Butiac, speaking of it yesterday, said he had never seen so much fun. He was com pelled to abandon his place of business !Cl the night.
Arizona republican., 1901-04-01

seven years of age and a native of Virginia, where his relatives now re- side. He was a very competent phar macist and was of jovial, sunny dis position which attracted many friends to him. Pending word from his rela- tives no arrangements for the funeral have yet been made.
 BOILING OUT.-Charles Sterner, who has been spending a couple of weeks at Castle Creek Hot Springs, will return home in few days.
 SNOW IN THE NORTH.-Between Ash Fork and Prescott Sunday morning from five to seven inches of snow fell. At Prescott there was a fall of an inch or more.
Arizona republican., 1901-04-01
FOR SALE. One Ledaerwood HoisitDg works

good as new, double reversible drum feet inches in diameter and 10Xl2 engine, with 45 horse power boiler and about 2OOO feet 5s-inch wire cable. H. l.. GEORGE. Phoenix, A. T.
Arizona republican., 1901-04-01
OUR TRADE WINNER


There are few cars of spring goods arriving every week now, and with the fine crop prospect ahead there is prom ia of their being sold before fall. While in Davidson's Cash Store tiH other day we noticed an immense line of crockery just arrived. There were stone churns, stone milk pans. jugs, bean pots and jars of all kinds in immense quantities.
 "Are you going into the wholesale bustness, MT. Davidson?" We asked. "No,' he replied. ''we are just getting ready for the big trade we expect to have as soon as the hay and grain are harvested in this valley" How has yoar trade been, MT. Davidson?" Re lnoxkably good" he replied. The ranch err have had a hard pull during the past year with the drouth and conse- Quent crop failure. l never say a coun- try that could pull through an off sea con with less hardship and failure than tbt Salt River valley. Our trade has ot&1kily increased right through these hard times and so we expect something of q rush in the fall" What are you ceiling principally just at this season of the year?" That is hard ques- ton to answer with our immense varl- ety, but to be brief, we are selling poul- try netting, screen wire cloth, wickless blue flame oil stoves, ice cream freezers, hammocks. and just at this season many tourists are buying Arizona souvenir china. We are also selling a great many tents and camp outfits" "Wbat do you think of Phoenix as q t0wn?" "I think Phoenix IS the best town in America, considering it's popu- lati0n, its past and it's possibilities, and should the government give us water storAge (which l believe it wilD, Phoe- nix Will quickly double it's population"
Arizona republican., 1901-04-01
NOTICE OF MEETING.

A meeting of the Maricopa County Press association is hereby called to meet at ? o'clock p. m. on Tuesday April ?, 1901 at the office of the Daily for the purpose of elect ing officers and transa cting such other business as may come before the meet ing. HARVEY J. LEE, CHAS. w. PUGH, President.
 Secretary
Arizona republican., 1901-04-01

For the best breakfast, lunch or din- ner go to the Maison Dore, F North Center street
Arizona republican., 1901-04-01

SALESYARD, ALHAMBRA NUR7 SERY, trees for the people Corner Center and Adams streets. Chase l.. Purdy.
Arizona republican., 1901-04-01
Local Daily Weather Report of The
 Arizona Republican.

Maximum temperature. 30; minimum temperature. 45. Average relative humidity, "A per cent. fo,al precipitation-4 Character of day-Cloudy.
 WILLIAM G. BURNS,
 Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1901-04-01
SEA FOOD.

Shrimps, Oysters on the half si.ell, Ocean Fish every day at Coffee Ars Restaurant.
Arizona republican., 1901-04-01
LAYING HENS WANTED.

We are paying fifty cents apiece for laying hens. one to two years old. Any breed, but must be healthy.
 Golden Wing Ranch, opposite camp meeting grounds, McDowell road. City office. Room 317. Fleming block. Tele- phone 2131.
Arizona republican., 1901-04-01
APRIL 1. 1SSl.'

For a few moments the guests were dumbfounded and gazed blankly into each others faces, struggling with sut- prise and varied emotions. Finally the sense of the ridiculous prevailed and the dining room rang with peals of merry laughter mingled with but few growls of discontent. All were disap- pointed, but the majority partoOk
Arizona republican., 1901-04-01

Goldman & Co. carry the Buckeye Mower and Tiger Rakes. No other makes do equal them and our prices are the lowest.
Arizona republican., 1901-04-01
CLOSING SALE OF STOCK.

Having sold my ranch. I must close out my horses. You can buy high bred colts, mares and developed horses at an unheard of price and cheaper than they ever will be sold again in Arizona. Every farmer can afford to own one or more of these high bred mares or tillies. T. w. PEMBEESTON,
 Pemberton Ranch. pr. B. I. Price, eye specialist, will re- main here one day longer, leaving here tonight. Call Hotel Adams.
 SEA FOOD.
 Shrimps, Oysters on the half si.ell, Ocean Fish every day at Coffee Ars Restaurant.
 Every great fortune had it's first foundation laid in small savings. Mar shall Field began work as a clerk in small retail dry goods store. Today he is one of the greatest merchants in America. He saved something every day. Then he put his savings in sav- ings bank, where they drew interest. Why not initiate Fields example by putting your savings in The Home Sav- lngs Bank?
Arizona republican., 1901-04-01

Dr, B. I, Price, eye specialist, will re- main here one day longer. leaving here tonight Call Hotel Adams.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-10-13

Wtisht q" i 10. is Fra n aTenae.
Mrs. Adj. Bowman of co!!!Hsri!le avenue has
returned from a visit in GottFey. III
ar; yisi; IN Detroit. Mich.
Mrs. Z. l. BaUE.ann of The Rock road has re-
tuFn.d from Louisville. Ky
Iiss Jessie BlNer is the guest Of trends In
Nj and Irs. George caughIan OF SUNNI, ave-
nue. has .sturnet from a Tisit "iih fFiehts IN
MIS- amelia Llebeg has returned TO he home
In Mazcoutah after a visit with Mrs. ]. Il Lie
hi. u Missouri Avenue.
sIrs. =. A. cakes q No. as 81. Louis ayalle
MI-s Jennie Ford % CARLYLE. H.. Is tn guest
OF M:<s i.-nie Joa-s Of NJ. ~ F-n-s-lvs2ia
Mrs. AEr-s s.aley is the guest OF her sister.
Miss Minnie ole has returned TO her home n
Flora. III. after a pleasant visit With Hrs. l.
u. BUIch Of Ohio avenue.
Hss Nell ADAMS u No SIS Howe avenue IS
Mrs. +. ". shaperko;ter has returned TO he
h.r PARENTS, Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Lsnge. OF No.
Mr. and Mrs. 4. THOMPSON OF 40. liE St.
Clair avenue are visiting relatives in Kansas
Daniel o, No. 53S North Eighth street.
Miss Margaret Lany OF south Fourth street
ente!tainei the members Of fhe Prince Otto Club
last -!=ht-
return ed, from Springfield. III.
Mrs. HaTry Burns, after q pleasant visit with
:risEts. has returned 10 her kpne In Chester. III.
Miss Etfe Hutton Of Old Orchard IS visiting IN
Miss Nancy Craig OF Folsom avenue. So. Louis.
spent THURSDAY with relatives on Howe avenue.
MISS Name Henderson and niece. Virginia
Jgaes spent last week in East St. Louis with
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-10-13
BELLEyILLE SOCIETY.

Mrs. VIM. Puderer OF North Charles stree. gave
a euchre party last Monday in honor OF he:
sister. Mrs. Carl PieTer OF Mount Vernon. Ind,
sch!nger, Lena W.iaei and Ms Carl PIerer Df
A family reunion was held sunday al the home
q NJ anG Mrs ~Siegfried. II being the occasion Of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Goetz celebrated rhe,-
tin wedding at their home sunday afternoon. 49,
a luncheon Friday to a number OF her friends.
III guests were Mines. ~ Ropiequet, Wise.
Edna WaaseIin. Flo Wise. Bertha RopicGue;.
Mr. and Ms F 6. Gaerdner Of Veg. Main
~tLirtieth anniversary OF their marrfase. ''
Mrs. Ii. F. Reuter- OF Nashville. H., Is The
s? Mr' Of ani M: Mr.! F. I'm +, LlT F. K,rcber have returned
from theft Eastern .ojourn
Ms. Egma sch; sshan / Ne Eyes @, hsr psrsnts;
street. e'-
Miss katherine Morgan 0. Shawnee. Ok. IS
visiting Mr. and Mrs; Atciph Spies.
Mrs; Elijah Canady has returned from her
Mrs. chap. Carey of Chicago Is the CUES, Of
Mis- Lille s;oI,z. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
hone, No. sic south jackson street. Ifarsday
HNia uoerIng, Pauline We!lmuenster. H,ld For
ca!e. Maud Wangeltn. Elso Schuesslsr. Lulu For
faSei Ma Mas,t a@FI kin5 Mra Wahse RnF'f Earl sPa wa AnnGirs
Arthur W.ilmuens:er and Henry W-ilnuenstar.
Mrs. Theresa Smith Of Kansas is visiting hsr
Mrs. Fred Hartieb is q. home from attending
the state Fair and visiting relatives In SPRING
Mirs MARY Stephens Of East s.. Louis Is viri.-
ing her sister in this city.
Miss Bertha yonderschmidt is visiting friends
Mrs.. James Pollard Is entertaining Miss Rose
McCrsahy of st. Louis.
Mrs ". H. Guyton and daughter. Jlrs- Joseph
Ziecke Of Pleasant Hill. No. are guests Of Mrs.
". Il. GuytOn, Jr.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-10-13
ALTON, ILL.

SP sitoa. i!I'' Oct. IIgSist 4snes Graz q s..
I9ais is the guest Of Alton. friends today.
Miss Adeiine Meir Of ST Louis is the guest ..
Upper Alton friends and rendered 4 vocal solo
last evening at The meeting OF the Sigma Phi
Literary .E0ciety at shurtieH College,
.ITa. Alex Chappe OK Belle street r. entertain-
Ing 5nss Esther Chappe Of Newbern III.
Miss Annetta wilkins has returned 20 M"do-Ea.
after visiting Alton friends.
.ainine Ms Charles Ks- Of sacransn.o. cal.
Mrs. ". Degenhard' has returned from Denver.
Mrs. Anna LovclI has returned from 81. Louis.
Miss Bessie Me- ADAMS las rturned from a
Mrs. Bertha Bracht has returned from Gin
cinnati.
Miss Pearl Hall has returned from Denver;
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred PennIng have gone to tho
~Pan-Amsrican Exrositi1n-
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ferguson OF S-'alia. Mo,
are the guests Of North Alton relatives.
slrs. D. S.ernberg has returned from Chicago.
Mrs. n B.. Harris of Sixth street entertained
the Ladies Missionary Society Of TIRE Twelfth
Street Cumberland Presbyterian Church ysster-
Mr.. Charles Lessner entertained the United
Daughters at cards On Thursday afternoon at her
awarded the first prize. Mrs. f. johnson tn. sec
onf and Mrs. 'Hanlon the third.
Mr.. Herman Cole Of Upper Alton has gone to
sir. and Mrs. ". T. Lu;:nan of Upper Alton
ere entertaining he Reverend and Mrs BenninS-
ton n Charleston. III.
!. tern resorts whore she spent the summer.
at-s. Ernest Meyers q Be!Iev!lle was a recent
Ms Mary E Fairman and daughter, Mss
seer raj months in New York.
Miss Lillian Dudley has returned from an ex-
Mrs.. 4. {. barrow Of Upper Alton i- entertain
ing Miss Katie WHAT Of East 81 Louis
N,Irson II HORNE. No. and Miss Marie Bur-uss
= CarrolIton. III.
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Mrs. Mar Williams of St. Louis is sps,1,s. 4

Mrs Mar Williams OF ST. Louis is spending a
~ weeks IN TINS city with relatives.
for New York. where they viii spend two weeks.
ber =, =; hF.,ner OF Kansas CITY IS visiting
Miss Gertrude Williams went to ST. Louis sat
ui.s9taay TO siet'd two weeks with ;Ac Misses Cal
Ais. Ellen Kelley of Moberly is Il guest O. the
L5yG Holt and m III? ai.s 'i Daisy Gum O, s.. Louis
hts a entertained by Misses J. y. Olson last sun
MSS Lizzie kusnzi, accompanied by Miss Knup
H. LOUIS: vlsi,e1 her pa-ents. Mr.. and .Mrs.
Mrs; G.otse ioTrsend and little son Eli nave
ts,l'tiid to their home in Toy after spenIing a
u" uass In tnIs .ity with ~ieiatives.
mrs William Moehlenkamp uls returned home
I'm btthal'o. Ill. where she was entertained by
Inn! pbtIiv OH! A..s> Annie prtnan.
" II; iioike Of Napoleon. $40. mas ben visit
Mrs William M.5t.n ana SON Of :, louis yy.-.
IL, I"is week Visiting the fanny OF H. +.
in M.ss Gfrtrude Gary!n Of st. Louis has been
~ NE tamil! o! II. r. route ta.s week.
wees Ia attend III. funeral o.; his hrctp.r ig 80
''Tai. and visited friends. 'Si"
roy q iF.p through Ohio ana Michigan. II. viii
Iis.ii an Slas:e at,SS-
shn I've this week to visit his 6,o,aer. H. +.
Ms Minnie kuf,z vent 10 s.. Lo,,,z y,,1,.,
<ysys; hayser and Miss Emma kurt asffS' DTS
H;shGs J. loUis..na. $40. "eeAs Win
Ka a1e'y ~ 80 letrFae! Wednesday from Parsons.
VI "Ie'e NJ VISITED ais brother.
= >. .e"i"y ard children have ra-ur,a,I
AZ attended visit IN Colorado
T. -, gAHtF Link Nlsit-d relatives and friends
L'1.s several days TINS wrek.
u d. ana MIS-. Daniel Klmuan g., Frp!s.,-,g
X: "t!" N the city this week yIsit.,r r.s.ry.s
t., ~ : u. helth.ey has returned 10 h.- n no
a. y i!e after spending a gs.s IN -.yn
ri, Me hft sister MFs. s!a:y Iarneli. " va
W.5rss1a~ '..yefs @: G.'y!uS. o.. arrived here
1gy:..e-seF. ioT 1 week or
s1s@ Ng.t.sIne!sr arrived here yeste-.av frlm
9,t'hsS, No. and will Visit ms Er7r5 er
us . ese.sHeier. Unit! Monday.
q a. :.at! 9aLasE'y entertainer Mr. and Mra
~ stii.!cn Z LOUISIANA. DO. las: ThU-st:r
: ne i',E.'ena Gears. II AckIgy and family
- ron: s. Charles Wednesday 10 =:
STs H"tie lhsE WI! reSil= n De.aTar a.eaue.
E5tt q ~ IKE IS entertaining Miss amelia
vs. t4thsr:n. Williams. who has been a .t,.s-
Z. . y oieoa. has returned 10 her Rome In
Airs F w'esthoT and soa John # st. Lou,. and
IatsIte!. Mrs- WoIfskg.ttsr OF N.n-aexa.
~ E!s!ting slLIy Nesthgf.
r-s J ~ EruIs has returned from a .r:D
. 4.H.s.a: l'a!ldS. beaumont. Houston. Galvs.-
J"h-s -" ne "aS accompanied by Arthur
~ = y. G0ssow ente-taire! n number II h.- 4
- .Ii.h4s Monday afternoon al her home n
- {" n aon0r 4 her birthday anniversary. /
Fttstn; We:e Misses Blanche R.cntern. I
IL 't-EtF. Maci- Esuru. OLA Iga.Gr B.-t6s /
y .t I-is.e ScE0elech. LYDIA Cur. Olga Gerret, !
'ur-ie Of Alton H.. and sfmeS. FL J..
: IIH'isoh Q; Te8arEana and !. c. Wti!branG. |
near tuture. .- '-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-10-13
EAST ST. LOUIS SOCIETY.

Mr.. and Mrs. William HeIfrichs Of No ,,as
Cleveland Avenue. entertained a numbcr ~.
friends at dinner sunday In honor Of Mr. ueIf.
T!ch's birthday. The guests were Nessrs ~,
Mines. Ziegler. E. Hamm. a. barrow. ii, Hi
Tich. j. Brooks. J. Sharp and Misses Isabel bar
row and w. Mchriag.
Nr. and Mrs. EFT. Cash entertained their
friends informally Friday evening at their home
in Weinmann place. cards were PLAYED i,nrJ II
o'clock. when a lunch was served. Among those
present were. Messrs; and Mines. Cast. c. ~
Hushes and Miss Mabel Bowler.
Mrs. J. +. Van Meter Of Parsons. Kas. ia the
guest o: her daughter. lEs. FL Singer OF Cieye-
land avenue.
Miss Maud Foster OF Belle Rive. Ill. 4. IN.
guest q Mrs. Jas. Joyce Of No. 6l4 Ohio Avenue
Miss Emma Klein OF Be!leviue IL visiting Miss
Dora Craig of Division avenue.
Mrs Gordon Hawkins has returned altar .
pleasant visit In Cuba. Mo.
Misses Dora Tutchell and Esther Northco,t Do
parted for their homes IN Mexico. NO., after n
delightful visit Of several weeks with Mrs. e.
l. Wordson of Baugh avenue.
turned from Chicago. Ill.
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ". B. stickney Of No!tn
Ninth street.
Miss Jessie Edwards has returned from spar.a.
Ill.
Miss Mildred Fairbrother has returned from ,
frey. M -"
Mrs. F. NJ. Pollard OF Chicago Is the sues, a.
Mrs: c. ". Hanna of Baugh avenue.
MISS Grace Wilson has returned from n visit
with friends in Belleville.
Misses Ethel Hewitt and Mabel Mcdonald CT
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ST. LOUIS

Mrs. Louis Mars % tie Indian Territory is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. William Re!nhard In Ball
win.
Groves held It's first meeting Of the season last
Miss Marie Meyer and Miss HuIia BueI;enan
O: Hack Jack. who have been visiting friends
IN 8 Louis. have returned tn their homes.
Miss Lizzie Allerann Of Hermann. Mo, Is Wis
I:!-r her aunt. Mrs. ". Ehmal. in W.llstrn.
N.ss Annie d. Lehman has returned 20 her
home at RaHctts station firm a visit 10 st.
Miss CTernen,ina Epstein Of st. Louis is visit
liz k.- urcle. George 7. Dietrich. IN f;arretts.
Yrs. Margaret Wise. wfo has been living IN
Old Mexico tor the last i've years. has returned
to 81. Louis county. and Is tIniCiiei at tae
home Of her sister. Mrs. Eugene Shehie. 4 Cre..
ro.Gr-
M ]. Schvab ard Miss Lizzie Ge-linc we've
married in rhe sacred Heat 1I.re.i f1 FloriS-
Eant last Wednesday morning Lt- .',i.-E.
Mr.. Paul H.ss.r Of HartytN.- H.. rs VISITING
her n sihe-. .Irs. Joseph Rilliu-.. % -r-usnr-
The Reverend &c Davis. Pas;a- 4 T." r.
Egsan E~piscOvI. Church. has ii r.1 Co. I.-
post from a two months vacation
Mrs. .. Z. Jeter ard Mrs. T. r I. - o.
l. Grange. No. are visiting Mrs. J. Il. .l.sII
In Clayton.
Mrs. Emma Redman and her daughter. Miss
G'ac., Of Centralia. are visiting in aoIIa. No.
MIS- James /. Sia.r has returned to hc- home
in kirkHccd from Mackinac.