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The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1901-07-26

Maryland has made considerable ad-
vancement in the study of the surface
soils of the state, and colored maps
them.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1901-07-26

He who gives cheerfully is liable tc
be asked to give twice.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1901-07-26
Agricultural Notes.

Formaldehyd is a colorless, pungent
gas obtainable from wood alcohol and
readily soluble in water. 1t may be
purchased at drug stores in liquid
form, that is, dissolved in water. Its
property of destroying the spores OF
fungi was discovered by the German
scientist Loew, in 1883. 1t is not pois-
onous in moderate amounts, even when
taken internally. In 1895 Prof. H. l..
Bolley, then of Indiana but now of the
North Dakota Experiment Station, be-
gan making experiments with a solu-
ton Of formaldehyd for the prevention
of grain smuts, and potato scab. His
results were so satisfactory that the
formaldehyd treatment has come to be
regarded as the standard preventive
for these diseases.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1901-07-26

Never help a man into trouble; try
TO help hisa out
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1901-07-26

King Carlos of Portugal has become
passionately devoted to yacht racing,
and has announced his decision to
have racing yacht built for the ex-
press purpose of enabling him to win
back from the English Royal Yacht
Squadron the Nasco de CANA Cup in
the third international race, which
takes place next year over a course ex-
tending from Southampton to Lisbon,
that is across the dangerous Bay of
Biscay. The king is now in consulta-
ton with naval architects with regard
20 the designs for his new racing
Yacht. and is disposed to have the lat
ear built in the United States, rather
than in England. the victories OF the
American defenders of the America
Cup and the recent mishaps to the
Shamrock inelining him to the belief
that boats built on this side of the At
iantic unite a greater degree oil
strength, with lightness and delicacy
of lines. than those of English con-
struction and design.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1901-07-26

According to ]. d. Smith, state en-
omologist of New Jersey, who has
spent three months examining the
ruit industry of Germany, France,
Belgium, Holland and Hungary, Ger
many offers the most promising field
or American fruit. He thinks France
S unfavorable and says that Europe
1as very little to teach us in the treat
nent of insect enemies, for the con-
elusive reason that pests are less
troublesome there than in this coun-
ry.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1901-07-26

Smooth brome-grass will withstand
extreme changes in the temperature
without injury. It's ability to produce
good pasture during long periods Of
drought far exceeds that of any other
cultivated variety. In Canada where
1t had been exposed to a temperature
of several degrees below zero and not
covered by snow it was entirely un-
injured.
The yield of hay from smooth
brome-grass varies from one to four
and half tons per acre according to
climatic conditions, method of seed
ing, and fertility of soil. The quality
of the hay is excellent, fully equaling
that of timothy in palatability and
nutritive qualities.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1901-07-26

All plants are made up of a success
sion or colony of shoots, originating in
buds. These shoots show as much
endency to vary as do seedlings. The
degree of variation is not usually as
great, since the latter unite the quail
les of two parents, while the former
ire the product OF one parent. Never
.heless, sudden and marked bud varia-
ions are not uncommon. AS a mat
ier of fact, many of our cultivated va
'ieties have originated from bud
Iports. The nectarine came from
,ranch of the peach. A French horti-
mlturist gave, in 1865, list of 154
commercial varieties which had origi-
rated by bud variation, while Prof.
Bailey estimates that there are over
100 such sorts grown at present In our
,wn country.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1901-07-26

The average yield of wheat in Eng
land is about 30 bushels to the acre.
In the United States II is less than
half that. The difference represents
difference in methods. American
methods are slowly changing in the
direction of the English methods as
to wheat raising. II is therefore log
ical to figure on a greatly increased
wheat production from American
soils. in the future.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1901-07-26

In experiments with hairy vetch at
the Mississippi station the yield was
increased GAG per cent by scattering
inoculated soil in the drills with the
seed, and "a per cent by soaking the
seed in water containing the tubercle
germs. The amount of nitrogen was
also considerably increased by inocu-
lation. The inoculated soil used was
obtained from a field bearing hairy
ve-ch which had an abundance OF
nodules.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1901-07-26

Have you tested the clover seed? 1t
pays to do so.
The origin of clover seed is of much
Importance, but receives little atten-
ton from farmers, who buy their seed
without ever attempting to ascertain
its place of origin. Yet scientists that
have looked into the matter believe
that, as a general rule, seed grown in
northern ATTITUDES will produce
harder plants than seed grown in the
South.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1901-07-26

II cannot be too often repeated that
the secret OF German success in so
many branches Of human activity Is
specialization. And 1t may fairly be
asked whether In many cases they do
rot pay too much for their whistle"
The days are long gone by when Schil-
Ter could venture to condemn the ex-
elusive pursuit of what he called
s.bread-and-b butter" studies. Nowadays
nearly every one in Germany keeps
bread and butter" steadily in view.
The next generation of Germans VIII
be even more specialized than their
fathers.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-23
VINCENNES, IND.

special Correspondence OF The Sunday Republic.
-Vincennes. Ind. June @--Aiss LuI-se carnan
Or TINS city. Will be married EeXi ~ ednesiay at
Collviiie. Utah. 10 Mir. Fred ". Beckw.tn, a
Miss Eva Josephine PRUDENTIAL. formerly CT
Eincernes. vas married last Week 70 Ar. Jane,
s.. Scott o. Helena, Mont.
Miss Emma kothernuni was married TO Mr..
Joseph A Warrender Of Chicago last Thursday.
The Reverend George Knox OF Indianapolis q
Heated. TIE bridal couple lett at once fr chi.
be at home TO tnc.r friends August !. AZ Dem
nison Hotel. Indianapolis
Miss Anna Meyers and Mr.. Cass a. Wallace
were married by the Reverend VI. S. TayIcr Of
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Berry celebrated their
ninth wedding anniversary Wednesday evening.
II was 4 pretty affair. at which lVo We're In at
tendance. MIR. and Mrs. Berry were the feci;,i-
ents of many beautiful ara costly presents. lie
S1nt refreshments we're served.
Miss Rose Glenn Donaldson and Mr.. Chase
Cosgrove surprised their friends by getting mar
RED Wednesday. the Reverend Willis Of the
Methodist Church officiating.
One Of tie prettiest weddings ~ the week took
place Wednesday Afternoon at the horne az the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Cn1lEb-is.
when their daughter. Miss BESSIE Gamblers.
married Mr.. Edgar y. Haskin. Tho Reverend
w. p. Wallace Of the Methodist Church Of Mon
roe city offciated.
TIE young people o. the Harmonic Club gave
q dance at the Harmonic Pavilion "Wednesday
Al. q meeting OF the Board Of vincennes Uni
verstty Trustees the following professors were
chosen for the coming year: President and pro-
feseor CT ma:heInatics. poc.or james L. Mem
Manchester; Latin. Professor ". =. Hensen;
physics and chemistry. Professor oscar NJ. Dun
can; plane dssRaI'Tsn,: Mis- by i,r.ry: vocal
ment Of English Is vet 10 be filed
Judge Orlando IL. cobb and his wife are en-
Toying the sights at the rsn-Amesican EXPOSE
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ALTON. I'LL.

Special Correspondence Of Tho Sunday Republic
Alton, June 2.-Mrs. A. N. campbell! IL en-
eeW,stss asrnne bu.ey of PneoIo. Colo, IS tho
r,est OF Mias Edith Brenholt.
Miss kyle Coward has rsturned to Besrmons.
Mrs. L. H. Boyer has returned TO Decatur after
. visit TO herman cole IN Upper Alton
NacCiannahan Of 81. Louis last week.
Mrs. henrietta Meyers has returned from Q
foS.n,sh T,.,. VISIT sh IN 5opl,n' M MO returned from ST..
Mr.. Robert APPEARING Of st. I.oui. is the guest
MT. and Ars. Ii. b. Spark. have returned
w: Eaniee cOnsley Of srdalia. No. Isl WIS.,
Hl.s Charlotte New Of rayiorvilie is the guest
Of Mrs.. 9. X. Logan.
Mrs.. j. a. Mouiton and Miss Sadie Evar,s have
sone to Prospect Lake. Wis. to spend the sum-
Mrs. Henry Klink is entertaining Miss Irens
Emily and Helen schuyier o. Jer,eyviile.
nights visit In ST. Louis az the guest OF Miss
after visiting Mrs. j. IL. HamiiI-
MINES. Mary Windsor and Anna Peters OF Lex
ma Er' and MR. E i,ssshn< w yns =, Of p Jo HnnaI Mo'.
are guests at ths home OF Mr.. and Mrs- E. A.
Mrs. John caiser and Miss Edith Gaiser have
Mi.s Grace Anthony is the guest Of relatives
Iiss Edish Brenhels gave a reception Monday
afternoon At her home in State street In honor Of
Mrs., Charles Nos,er so~e aS Informal, receo-
tion fr1day afternoon At her home In Eighth
Nh George Few of Kan-ss City is . visitor
MisS Asees Usunivan has gone to On. Paul,
wissaan q asco. Tea
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-23

returning home until early in September.
An Mmss; vi and Al r. Di y fSeke, e. have w; H sep.4te !. f 3;
Columbia TO attend the State Music Teachers
Mrs. E. Lavender of Jonesburg and Mrs. J.
+. Lavender Of Marthysviile arrived Wednesday
to visit Mrs Joseph IAysnder; ,.s,
Miss Anne. have returned from a short visit to
Eweet SPRINGS.
on their bridal trip They Will be at nome after
August l at their pretty new home In Adams
Miss TiIIi~ Haar was married Wednesday
mc-ning at St. Peters Cathc.c Church to NJ.
Pred A. schierbers Of 81 Louis. Tn, attend
bride and Miss Julia os;erholt Of St. Lou!.. Mr..
Gus Gregory Of St boai. and Mr.. Joseph Replo
form ed the ceremony. The Jefferson CITY Or
chestra. accompanied ty the organ. furnished the
brides sister. Mrs.' F. II. Kei:o. Mr.. and Mrs.
S-hisrberg DEPARTED on the afternoon train for
St., Louis. their frture home.
mems logroilins in this city on "Wednesday. 1t
was a meeting Of the woodmen of this district
A procession was formed at 1 o'c:cck. :~.c.ud.ny
several bands and a number Of o-cers- 1t
Where spescfss were made by Governor DocEery.
President NJ. L. Tremain. Consul w. O.. Pike.
Mayor shoup. and State Consul NJ. V. enroll.
meeting would be again held here nexi year.
visit to her parents. Nj, and Mr.. <. Il. Hatch.
Mrs Charles A Pollock returned Tuesday
f P'Thf husband aaS% 81 who So' eIPsai S sssSs%Sa n &. The se.s eSSy Of
The knishts Templars and Masons OF this city
Tah s'Ye their nnnnai picnic on Monday. g.;
about Z O'Clock. '
A six-hand cuchre of FIVE tables was given yes
home Maple Terrace.9@ The parior, Were deco.
rated in asparagus vines and sweet peas. There
sissn ten sa the ss% assee .as h pissean ( Rff fisss lunch %ss:
was served the guests at the close OF the games.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-23
ST. LOUIS COUNTY SOCIETY.

Mis- Mary Mills and Miss Edna McKinney.
both OF Webster Groves. lef last week Tor Buf.
falo TO visi; the Exposition. ~
MS hate b'ackmer OF Webster Groves has
M,rs louise Ieighman and Miss Nell Kirkpat-
TICK OF hoiia No; are visiting Misses Ada BeIl
and Emma strickland In Webster Groves.
Mrs. Laurence Sack OF Hazel Hni n risfs,r~
her sister. Mrs. William Kubisca. In W.rrrnsnn
..Mifs Hulda Heninger Of Hazel Hill IN yisiftn1
Misses Hulds an Ida staudte Of 81. Louis
MISS FRANCES Runner Of Kirkwood sailed for
Mrs. IS. .Housn and her daughter. Mn. Mar
Coco. OF kirkxocd. are visiting In Maryland.
Mr. George Gill and Miss MsgGie Oil Of KIrk-
MS. John A Church. who has been visiting her
mo.nrr. MS 81 Edwards. in Kirkwood has
returned TO her home in Cincinnati.
MIS-. L. +. Jones and Miss Louise Brown oe
nrxwood are spending their summer ON the New
The Young Ladies' Missionary Circle n.n .
reespfion in the parlors Of the Klrkwood Presby-
Mrs. Henry j. Mccall. who Is a sister Of he n.v.
efend HI Evans. the pastor OF the church.
Mrs W. Humsey returned To her home in
Meos-er Groves last week from Wichita. Kas..
Shere she had been visiting her mother, Mrs.. A.
The pupils Of Mrs. Brainard win xtve . eo,~
recital next SATURDAY afternoon In the Cngrc-
Nj. and N. En-. KroeaG1 and x,s. csro,,,
Allen Of webster Groves have been attending the
convention Of the Missouri State Music TeSch>rT
Assoctatson In Webster Groves during tha last
Mre James Armstrong; and her daughter. Hes-
en. OF La Due. Nc. are visiting Doctor AMI Mn
ct Armstrong IN Webster Groves
ser Groves an. visiting In Petite eprfsrS.
Aiss ID. kitstnG Of 81 L0u1s h The guea -
The Ai,ses yordsstr.ne n eUaaish Lake.
30 si.is.a Il. c ana ~ ;ne Mss .ssFssO. q rg.-
o3am4Do8D noe wed.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-23
ANS T. MO.

Special Correspondence Of The sunday Republic.
kansa. .i,y; June a.-Miss AnnaieI Hudson
Fisnoes l.hsm q Gncinnati las, week :.
MS Charles y i-rkridse is entertaining her
Miss Josephine Goodman Ia. sailed for Europe
and VIII remain abroad until the fall
Mrs rhil r. Perry and dauxhter will remain
in M std: .na S H.. e a. 9 The Rd rSs.i 3, e {, Ip p..o r.r.
in Kansas Cify Monday en- route to the Buffalo
Mr.. and Mrs II. u. clark nave gon. to their
sumner home. Hazlehurs'. Green Lake. Wis. for
Mis-, Msnas Rsll Fisher and Joseph F. smith
:Is. Mary schneii ard daughters departed
Wednesday FOR California.
Drake were Married rucsday afternoon at the
MIR. Z. X. Martin and chili-cn and Mrs. VIII
Mar.h VII $oin the Kansas city colony at camp
hsEdir:; .oiS,sdo s'r,nss This 'qnme.
friends at the Country club Monday to meet Mr..
,velie,s sister. Mrs Stewart Hopper. Of Rock
Miss Ne,tie McMurtric has retained 10 her
Nj: and Mrs E. II. Ketner are visiting friends
Miss Miriam Eoss q Ae,ico. Mo. and Bird Nc
last Thurscsy at IN. home Of the brides parents.
Miss Nsva French Of sheisyvi;le was the brides
~. and 81. GcoIr, II: Parse ar. -n,er,a,n,ns
Mr.. Frank Brunbock and 500 depart Sunday
for Saratoga. where they viii visit Mis- Brum-
beck's mother. Mrs. U;ton.
Miss Genevieve Beatty Is entertaining this week
Hannibal
The Misses Emma and Anna vasquez are visit
ing friends IN wzrrersburK-
Mr.. and crs W. u Lrmier are AZ home To
"..ncs -: No - Pas-o
Mrs. H. r. Peabody Of washington was hers
E - ~ . ~ S---ei Simpson.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Gallagher. who have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. H. Larimer.
have departed for Buffalo.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-23
MISS LYDIA BUSSE,
Nincennes, Ind.

Overton. John Zeliers. Raphael Essrada. Ed Pear.
sSn, WI Mo-, Moore; j. WI A'' VIM r. !, sm srspS; WI
Walker. Allen Pitcher. A. ID. Stevens. wizard
Msyms NM H rs.sk csfsy i thsS q se, cSss:ro 1s ana
Witch.
The Misses Gertrude ard Bessie Robinson enter.
tstned Wednesday afternoon for Mrs. Frances
Carey LIBBY Of Chicago: their guest Among thoss
Fress1s were: Mines: Wa,,sI lass q c.s.sryi,ls:
son. Charles Topper. Elizabeth Spurgin. Ramsay
Eaker. s. W; Bullock, b N. Ro6inson. Jsckson
lie Shepherd and Beulah cass Of Cartervilie.
Mrs.. John pcnehoo entertained At cards this
afternoon in honor OF her rister. Miss Icons
Miss Jane Paul entertained the Afternoon
Whist Club Tuesday at her home on Byess ave-
nue.. Those winning fAyors were: Misses do,
noon were: Mm.s. Viii Cleveland and Percy TAI
bot and Misses Helen and Halle Shepherd.
Mrs J, W. Beatty sntertained at dinner Thurs-
E. c; weinp. Frank wetiip and }. Z. Gar.
We're guests al a card patty given By Mrs.. j. q.
Carney in Galena Friday night.
Mr. J. W King Of this city has sailed from
Mira Elizabeth Davidson of Topeka. Kas. has
been the guest Of Mrs. Claude Leel.s for some
Mr.. and Mn Ea Pickett have gone to Colorado
to spend the summer in the mountains.
ka Springs for the summer.
Mre. L. A.. Fillmore has returned from Sulphur
Sprirss, Ark. where she vent for the benefit Of
Mis-. Ro;e Preweis is tbs scest Of her sister in
Miss Eva wallace has been the susst of fr1snd.
In Sarcox!e for some time.
Mrs John r. Camp6el OF New YoTk - the
fuess Of her parents. Mr.. and Mn. }. W. Nc
Hiss Carrie raiietm vsst 70 sslaHs No vsss
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-23

Miss Mary Hsst0n Of Carroriton is visiting Mrs
M. and Mrs. C. c. Pritchett thi. week enter.
tanned Nr and Mrs u. x. Mcmillan Of Cor
Mrs.. S +. McA.ce o, Council Bluff. and he,
Daughter are visiting Ms. T. ii. Rim,s and Mrs.
Mary McEenamy. -.
spend next week in Lexington. No. guests Of
E,ss Mollie Chatham
nj Mi.. ,P s.s M.s &c sev RSsS . .s Il, IN 6 Ssw ao Visiting
Ms. Sn.1I:s ". Keith /. visiting her parent.
Mis- Maud F,cLer.ns is in St. Joseph. the CUES,
Miss Anne Fcs,er has returned from New York.
where for the, past four months she has been
Mrs. Donald IAtshaw has returned from a trip
her father. Doctor HALEY.
Nnss Josephine Goodman departed Tuesday for
Miss Lillian /. Hsrr has returned from ch.-
cego. where she visited friends from Texas
Miss Irene Kline OF ST. Louis is the guest OF
Ms: In. Price Of A,chi.on is visiting Miss
Mis- o!sdys Davis Of Cleveland Is visiting her
brother. Mr.. Oscar Davis. at the Carleton
Mrs. p e wsr,en vas in Inwssnes this
Mrs. y. b. dunn Is visiting friends In Law
Mrs. II. c. Arnold ard His. Page are in Sc
Mrs. Henry NJ. White CT 81. Louis. se-
sS%sen't %o * 9ei MS sso E t%,1ei banniea.
Mrs. e. C. Allen entertained Mrs. George Jm-
merthun and Mrs. Edwin Orear Of Leav-nw'r'h
Mrs. George Page and Mrs. Arthur Arnold
have returned from seca'ia. accompanied by
The ensa cement CT Miss Martha Brent and
M. Ernest Moore Z: announesd; >,,.. c,,o,,r.
Plumb Of Emporia this week. ~
Mrs. Noble Prentiss spent Wednesday ana
Thursday in Topeka. the guest OF MIS- W. a.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-23

home. In Georg~town. XIV.
Mr.. W. n. Caulkins went To Cleveland. O., Fri
day on Q business trip.
Ms. Frances Carey Libby will return to bel
nome In chicago Tomorrow. after spending sew
eral weeks with Joplin friends.
Mis- Matte Enos of SedaIia In the guest OF
Aiee Nellie Pierce on North Byers avenue.
Miss Louise Wilton of 81. Louis came to Joplin
last week TO attend the snyder Schnur welding:
,Miss Percy Williams has gone to Maryviile.
kae. for a months visit with friends.
Miss Edna Boneiie Of Kansas City has arrived
IN Joplin Tor an extended visit with her sister
Mrs. e. NJ. Wrisley.
Miss Jean Giesg leaves Tomorrow for a six
weeks visit In New York and Atlantic city.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mckee Of Bolton. Mo. who
tivee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus weymann and Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Brautirsm have gone % chicago and the
Northern Lake resorts.
Miss Flaence King has returned from a visit 20
friends In Memphis. Tenn.
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r NO.

sreciai Correspondence Of The Sunday Republic.
Jefferson city. Mo-. June q. s1.-Mrs A.. I.
h hasalaf G reisfisss i Ia ra Tsrk .0s Mo a visit to ne'
The Misses See are entertaining Misses Floy
St M, sn' M hiais s a5'ns'1 Sf 81 !, T"nik'% SIsi,ei Mis-,
Minnie Grafton last week.
few days Of her cousin. Mrs. Louise BSass.
aiss Lucy Judd Of Boston. Mass. arrived Sun
Mrs. Caddie .Alibriiain departed Monday 70:
St Mrs Ioa E, 10 yisi Sa ssT si. y ii Mrs W S. =; r at.P ,
pleasant visit in Jopiln n arr,ysd hers We6pesds'
Mrs. A. ~ necsery departed Tuesdav for Bow.
ing Green with her si.'sr' Mr.. I: + Lins,ln
dsush;er.p Mrs. Robert Motley.
Ms schariach ard sranddaughter Miss Ade-
louis to spend the sumner
Mrs Picard ot $; Louis IS visiting her STA;
sunday they spent with the ia,,ers daushter.
Mrs IA Victor. in C~olumbia-
her daughter. Mrs FenFy-c LamI,-t.
Miss LottIe Schultz Of 81. Louis. after a pleas
uncle. Nj. II. e. schui,s. returned home Monday.
The following were guests At the St-phens-Mil-
and Mrs.. J. l.. stephens. Mr.. Sidney Stephens.
Miss MARI Stephens. Doctor ard Mrs, Woods, IN
a Moss. Nr. James II, Moss. Doctor .. a. Wat
son; Mr. and Mrs. Walter 4 Wi!i,.ms Miss
Thilley. the Reversed C. W. hatcher Of Column
e. S. Perkins Of Arizona and posts- Henry
Bragg Of Fulton.
Mr.. r. c. Horre Is entertaining his son. Mas
ter Richard. Of Marshall. this week. Next week
Mrs. Horne will come down to spend a few days
Mrs. James r. CAN'T cepartel Monday for
Clinton. Mo. TO visit her parents. Mr. and Ms
!. II. Weiderneyer. on her return she VIII b.
accompanied bv her sister. Mrs. Arthur T. War
ing Of New Mexico.
Miss Nancy DuVol os Kentucky. who span. part
of last sumner here with relatives. is expected
here early In July.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. @. Kcyes and daughter Msrr
will depart carly in July for a months trip
through the East. taking IN the Pan-American
Exposition en- route
Mrs. J. II. Edwards and children and Mrs. H
L. Mathews returned Tuesday night from a visit
10 the Misses Edwards in st. Charles.
Mrs s. Il. Jeffrle- has departed for Canton 20
Visit her parents. She will take a trip East. not
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ST. CHARLES, NO.

special Correspondence Of The Sunday Republic.
- Charles. No; June I;-Mrs. ANNA shaw
> Mrs John shaw OF 81. Louis is spending the
iimmer In this city with friends. ~,
Miss Fannie Gray of Black wainu, is spending
Miss Emily Russell of 81. Louis spent last
Charles
ot her sister. Mrs charles Clark. in this city.
Miss Blanche Clark Of Alton spent Saturday
Miss Irene Holke. who is attending school in
=; Louis sTen, Saturday and Sunday with
Mr.. walter Baich of Texas junction va. |.
IN this city lssi sunday. '" "
Mrs. J. Red and little granddaughter have re-
Miss elizabeth sdwsfds has ie,ufnei from
Warrensburs' where che was graduated last week
Ellen; lef, MONDAY for yhic:so; where they viii
" SEe.,es.I wm Isav. soon 70. Germany to
steamer. Patricia ard will be abroad Severai
Mex, Monday evening the pupils Of the pa
roohiai school Of the Church OF 81. Charles Bor.
,,noe wall give their annual entertainment AZ
Miss Gene W..eman is visiting her aunt. Mn
Mrs Iiiism collins VISITED her daughter.
Mrs. scsianier is visiting relatives In Black
hnmbrrs sTrn, the week with Miss Lille Gsush
ir this city.
MIS-. Amos Lennon entertained the Ladies' Aid
Society Of the Madison Street Presbyterian
Church ut her home on West Clay street Friday
afternoon
Mrs. II. H. Steed. accompanied by her mother.
Yrs Lsman. ard son Arthur. departed Tuesday
cities. They will return home about the LIST OF
September.
Rivers. de Lodge. No. ~. Knights Of Pythias.
gave an informal reception Friday evening at
Iiuning's Hall.
The kniepe Club went TO War. Eagle Landing
Sunday. and spent an enjoyable day.
The Married Ladies' Euch:e club was enter
taincd Sunday afternoon by Mrs. Otto Moer-
schel.
Miss Viola Gcsncv OF Arcadia. Mo-. Is visiting
relatives and friends In ST. Charles. Mo.
Miss Flora lee Of Darlene Is q guest OF
Mrs William Pourie. in this city.
Misses Anna and Dora Baumann gave a prf-
vate ball at their home on Lawrence street and
Kings highway Saturday evening.
\ crowd Of young people went to War Eagle
Landing. on tire Mississippi River. Saturday and
spent the day in the woods. A most enjoyable
time was reported by those present. They were
c1apcrcned by the Reverend George W. Ackly