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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-04
The Provisions.

Provided, however, that the pardon and
amnesty hereby granted shall not in
May 1, 1901, in any province of the ar
chipelago, in which at the time civil gov
ernment was established, nor shall II
include such persons as have been here
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-04

Weather for St. Paul and vicinity:
Showers today and tomorrow; cooler;
fresh southwest winds.
MINNEApnl Ic-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-04

SEATTLE, Wash, July 4, a. M
Tracey entered the town of Fremont
late tonight and in a fight with the
officers killed Policeman Dresse and
seriously injured a man named Riler.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-14
mIcRoCOsMs

IL is rather harder to be pretty out
doors; there is much breadth all
around.
Dol believe in chaperonageg Yes,
for my boy
Comets are probably male; their &C.
centriclties can be computed.
The most uninteresting person In
the world is he who is interest in
everything equally.
There is more JOY over one sinner
who makes up a quorum than over
the ninety and nine who come regular
|ly.
Before giving ones life TO a cause it
is well to be sure that the gift is OF
some value.
l never knew a man to object to
any sphere for a woman that had him
for the hub.
To observe the habits Of an echino-
derm = that is science. To do the
same thing for a man that is only
fiction.
Temperament covers a multitude Of
sins.
1t isqueer how much tyranny Slip
shod people discover.
Life happens to some folks only in
novels.
II mere Ideas are not truth, they
are at least the cloth OF which IL is
made.
Nothing worries a woman 50 much
as not TO belong to things. Dorothy
Moore in Century MagaEiae.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-14

We clip the following from Our
Homes, a publication devoted TO mis-
sion work, published at Nashville,
Tenn. Miss Martha Frost Is doing
some splendid work ia that field:
Mrs. @ A. Locke, vice President d.
the City Mission Board in Nashville,
must excuse the editor for publishing
the following private letter. 1t is too
good to be kept from the Society:
II must tell you Of a pleasant enter
tainment we have just had at West
End Church. Our Settlement Home
kindergarten closed Thursday. Miss
Martha Frost brought all the children
TO our church, and gave there an exhi-
billion Of the nine months work she
had done with them. Tbs lecture
room was nicely decorated and the
children neatly prepared for the oc-
casion, and 1t was an occasion for them.
Their eyes sparkled, and their faces
flushed With excitement. Eagerly
they entered into the parts assigned
them, and gave to the audience a
most delightful performance. Their
department throughout reflected great
credit upon Miss Frost. We who saw
them nine months ago, when she took
charge Of them, could best appreciate
the work she had done. We feel salts
fed that we have the woman for the
place patient, long-suffering, kind;
she has taken possession Of their little
hearts. and has led them on day by
day into a broader life, a joyous life,
for they did seem SO happy! AT the
close Of the entertainment DR.. Chap
pell, 10 his own bright, CHEEKY way
thanked both teacher and children
for the pleasure they had given us;
then came cream and cakel that was
their browning JOY, and Of how happy
they werel These children are our
jewels; though diamonds in the rough,
yet under the hands Of the great
Lapidary, they can be made to sparkle
as gems Of the first water, and In His
hands We are trying TO place them.
The City Mission Board met Wednes-I
day and have engaged Miss Frost forl
another year"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-14
COUNTY NEWS.


Correspondence Of he LsdRer.
NANDALIk, Mo-, Aug 6-Marrled
at the home OF the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Daniel, In this
city THURSDAY evening at $50 o'clock,
Miss Benlah Daniel and John l..
Anderson. Rev. Mr.. Partee olicIat-
ing. The bride Is a daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. G. Daniel and Is anex.
ceedlngly handsome and talented
young lady. MI, Anderson Is q son OF
L. Il. Anderson and has been principal
ef the vandalla High School fol
several years. The young couple have
many friends here who wish them
happiness.
w. r. Liter, son Of Henry Liter,
near town, died at Denver, colorada
Tuesday. Funeral services were held
at the 0. P. church Friday. Conduct.
ed by Rev. r. ID. Chinn.
The Vandalia picnic win be held
Aug. Is. The committee on arrange
ments are making plans TO entertain
d large crowd. Hon. Champ Clark,
Pat Dyer, Dave Bali and others will
address the people.
Mrs. Sarah Kellum, aged SO years,
died at her home in Farber Mendas
Her remains were inferred In the Far
Der cemetery Monday afternoon
The c. b. Ellis real estate agency
sold P. X. Lemons 2lO-acre farm to
an Illinois party.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-14

whir and noise are deafening. In Lon
don one may go for miles and find the
same crowded thoroughfares and hear
the same continuing roar Il is like
the roar Of the sea, the breaking OF
Iof the waves upon an angry beach,
this increasing human storm which Is
the most impressive feature Of the
metropolis.
DO THE ENGLISH sPEAK ~ENeLEsHg
The purcst English In the world is
spoken In Missouri, At least DR.. L.
A. Allen, VINO is the highest authority
In the United States upon the subject
wrote an article for the Herald upon
"The Missouri Dialect in which be
demonstrated that this was true or
something like 1t. After coming from
Missouri by way Of the Orient to Lon
don, we expected to find the Missouri
dialect not dissimilar 70 that which
Is used in the worlds metropolis. But
the English DO not speak English as
We understand English. Their pro-
nunciation IS different and they
put The emphasis in unexpected places.
At first and with the peculiar speech
of the ordinary Londoner We found ii
as difficult TO understand as in Paris
among the Frenchmen or at The Hague
among the Dutch. Moreover, the
English have words unfamiliar to the
Americans. A ticket ofice is a book
ing-ofice, a baggage car is a luggage
van, a dining room is a coffee room, an
engineer is a driver. What applies 10.
hotel and railway p~zrlance applies also.
to the ordinary daily life. 1t IS not an
infrequent occurrence TO find words
used in a sense totally different from
that in which they are employed in
America On the whole, we are doubt
ful as to whether the English really
understand english. Certainly they
do not speak it.
MISSOURI IN LONDON.
The most popular play on the stage
in London, outside Drury Lane and
the Lyeeum, is by a Missouri play
writer. The most successful engineer
ing achievement, accomplished in
brief time, after English experts had
pronounced it impossible, has just
been finished by a MiSs0urian, James
O. Stewart. The Massachusetts In
stitute Of Technology this week open
ed Offices here for the examination of
English youth who wish training there
and at the head Of the Institute is a
Missourian, DR.. II. S. Pritchett. AS
we walked out Of the city temple to-
day a newsboy thrust a "dodger' into
our hands. 1t said that the sermon
to which we bad Just listened would
appear In the Christian Common
wealth-edited by Dr.. W. T. Moore,
Of Columbia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-14

Alma Hughes to w. III. Logan, 49x
260 feet west side North Clark ave
nue. Mexico, se00.
N. E. Crawford and wife to J. W.
Coleman, lot 3, block s, original Rush
Hin, $3.50.
Walter Q. Kerr and wife to J. J.
Kerr, II north half lot 2 southwest, O.
52-s, $40.
John W.. Foley and wife to jesse A.
Winfrey, lot 6, block 3, Clark's addi-
ton to Mexico, 1900.
]. W. Grafort ana wife to e. b.
Gregg, $500 acres west part south
half northeast, l-5i.6, $3.50.
E. B. Gregg and wife to ]. W.
Lewellen and @. G. Daniel, $500
acres in south half northeast, I-5I-9,
SO.
]. N. and r. A Gregg to ]. w. Lew
ellen and G. @. Daniel, south half
northeast and north half southeast I.
5l-6, $500.
Walter Q. Kerr and wife to J. j. and
r. b. Kerr, II 800 acres In I, s, II aud
1888, sl,440.
Annie II. Hayes 10 Jesse a. Win.
frey, south half southwest and 40 acres
in southeast quarter, 4.50-s, 81, 100.
Jesse A. Winfrey to Annie II. Hays,
lot 6, block ,, Clark's additionlto Mex
leo, $3.50.
Elizabeth A. Foster TO John w. Nc
Cubbin, south half north half % and
south half northeast northeast 23-5l.7,
$500.
w. As Sharp and wife to w. r. Set
tie, l26 acres in i6-5O-e, 1850.
Wm.and Emma Lanham by attorney
to I. j. Rowe, east half southeast 6
52-iO, $3.50.
Thos. ". Mallory and wife 10 VIM.
@. Moore, ! south half northwest and
southwest i and west half northwest
and 8 acres In l2-52-l0, "a, 284.
w. +. Settle and wife to C. II. Early,
northwest, 36-52-ll, $500.
Amanda B. Sherman and husband
TO Alice NJ. Ferris, northeast north
east 2l-52-6 and lots l. 2 and ,, block
|, Gilliland's addition to Farber, and
part south end lots 5 and 9, block IL,
original Farber, $1,000.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-14

2. II. Cullen, the attorney, Of this
city. vas formerly In the newspaper
business. lie tells a story detailing
one Of the trials Of the country editor.
Mr.. Cullen had a subscriber 70 his
paper who lived 10 Iowa and who had
got behind IN bis paper about I yean.
Mr.. Cullen could get no response 10
letters addressed 10 the delinquent
and finally wrote 10 the postmaster at
that place, asking II the man was stlll
living. In the course Of a few days
the postmaster answered, saying that
the delinquent subscriber was dead.
Mr.. Cullen forgot about the matter
when be started oyer his delinquent
list 3 few months afterWard and the
same course was pursued. The letter
b the postmaster asking f. Blank
was living was returned with this IN
d0rsement over the officials signature.
"He Is stlil dead
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-14


A merchant from Junction City,
Kas., was IN the city a few days ago
looking for a young man to act as his
typewriter, and when asked why he
did not employ a girl he replied:
'I've had three or four and they
don't turn out well. The first one
had been with me about a month
when a theatrical company came
along and was going to skip their date
because Little Eva was sick. MY
typewriter heard Of it and offered her
ISc--tces, and she played the part 50
well that the company took her along
and in four weeks she married the
manager and run the whole show.
The second one got a little fresh after
a week or Sc and came to me and
said:
"sMr Blank, you haven't got but
one ~ in coffee, while you've put an
b. in sugar and left out an 'e' in
sheeting.'
do you object TO my way OF SPELL
ings' l asked.
"'I do" she replied. L don't want
folks to think I'm typewriting for a
sawmill.'
"As l won't change she did, and
number three was all right TIL a
young farmer walked In and gained
her love while she was typewriting an
order for six grindstones and a bale Of
bed blankets.
Number four was the best looking
girl Of all, and she hadn't been in the
store three days when my wife says to
me across the breakfast table:
"'Silas, l think IN so home on a
visit
Eyes says l..
"'And take our seven children,
"sYeS?'
"'And stay a year or two.'
"'What's the row?' says !.
Nothing says she, only that
a mar OF your age has 10 put on
a clean shirt aud collar every morn
ing It's time he got a homely type
writer or a new family
''The girl went,' continued the
merchant, ''and / don't think III try
any more. am get some young man
who wants a chance to work up, and
when he amt typewrlting III hoist
him up stairs to barrel up beans and
'ack up wool.-Kansas City Iadepend-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-14
One Row Of Corn Is Miles long

Kansas is simply lnexhaustIble In
the matter Of oddities. Just when II
might be supposed that she had run
the whole gamut, she appears with an.
other novelty such as nobody else in
all the wide world would ever have
thought Of.
For example, a Kingman county
farmer is growing a row OF corn a lit
tie more than IS miles long for no
other reason than to be singular and
extraordinary. He commenced in a
50-acre field and went round and
round in a circle with a lister until he
had planted the whole in a single
row which commences at one Of the
and terminates in the middle.
AS appearances go the field win make
as much crop as 1t would n planted IN
the ordinary way.-Kansas City Joar-
nal.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-14

The Z. +. Maxey cattle sale was il
progress as we went to press. Up t
that time the following punches were
sold:
First bunch, s4.R per hundred lbs.
20 Carl Lockridge.
Second bunch, $40 a hundred, 70
J. d. Inflow.
Third bunch, $3.50 per head, to
Jack Brown.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-14

Ernest Dawson, a horseman Of Gem
tralia, died Friday night OF typhoid
fever at his home, 10 miles north or
Centralia. He was buried Saturday
at New Hope church at 2
O'Clock.
Mr. Dawson was 30 years of age. He
was well known in this city and ali his
friends win be very sorry to hear Of
his death.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-14
A Cure for Cholera Ipfautum.

Last May, says Mrs Curtis Baker,
Of BookwalteK Ohio, IAN infant child
Of our neighbours was suffering from
cholera infantum. The doctor had
given up all hopes Of recovery. 1 took
a bottle Of Chamberlaln's Chollc,
Cholera and DiaFrhoea Remedy to the
house, telling them l felt sure it
would do good If used according 10 d.
rections. In two days time the child
had fully recovered, and is now NEARLY
a year since a vigorous, healthy girl. /
have recommended this remedy fire.
quently and have never known IL TO
fail In any single instance" For sale
by all druggistk
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-14

DIR. Traughber has a lady assistant,
Dr. Etna Kelso-Cu = Of two years ex.
perience, win treat all those desiring
treatment by a lady. DR.. Tranghber
will treat here on HIS regular days,
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Dr.
viii treat Monday. Wednesday
and Friday. ONCE east Of post ONCE.
Telephone 355.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-14

The SigRoL, published at Crowley,
La, referring @ Miss Amy Hutts, an
Audrain county girl, says: Misses
Amy Hutts, Aena MeAfee and Messrs.
Tom Freelandd Tom Hutts and son,
Manhall, wha composed the party
have returned They boarded a large
steamer al Laie Charles and after a
preasant ride d several boun reached
the Gulf where they remained several
days Their stay vas : most delight
fBl one IN every respect.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-14

W. Il. Riley, a prominent farmer of
jackson county, Illinois, was murder
ed In his bed, presumably BY robbers.
His wife was awakened by the shot in
Time to see the murderer fee from the
room. He escaped.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-14

Henry L. Shattuck, Of ShelIsburg,
Iowa, was cured Of a stomach trouble
with which he had been afflicted for
years by four boxes Of Chamberlain's
stomach and Liver Tablets He had
previously tried many other remedies
and a number Of physicians without
relief. For sale by all druggists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-14

ME Homer Basford and children
are visitingat Cedar Falls, Iowa They
have Just returned from 4 tour
through Canada with Mr.. BassfoFd,
who spent his vacation along the St.
Lawrence river.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-14

Mrs. Howard Basket left Thursday
night for Bonham, Tex, where she
VIII visit her father, A. Ciendenen.
Mr.. Baskett viii Join her the latter
part Of this month.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-14

Miss Roxey Owen and Jackson
snider, both OF Laddonia, we've
married Aug. 9th, 1902, at the Windsor
Hotel by Rev. A. W. KokendoHer.
The LEDGER joins other friends In ex.
tending congratulations.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-14

Mr.. and Ms Frank Buckley ehape-
rOned Misses Stokes and Mary Buckley
and Mr.. Joe Moore Thursday at 4
picnic at Harris place. Fishing with
and without book and line vas IN.
dulgee In and a delightful day was
the result
Miss Lena johnson gave a picnic
"Wednesday at her home, In n of the
lovely groves north Of town. Mr.. ana
An. Price johnson ~cbaperonea the
party. There we're thlfty-slx Young
glFlA They stayed all day and ate
supper IN the woods, too. The party
sent cot and returned on has wagons.
Mrs. II. T. Hlsey gave a drive Mon.
day evening FOR Misses Alice and Bios
som Morris The other guests were
Mise Nellie hin, Rsamond Gutb.
RE, Mar Potts, Jean Bragg. Susie
Houston, Jessie Karnes and stella
Robertson. Just before the drive vas
over Mn. Hlsey RECALLED her guests
Ices, etc.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-14

Thirty pure bred Shropshire bucks
all yearlings, and 20 registered ewes,
$40 each. II. T. McILRoY,
206t Stark, Pike Co, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-14

The best physle = Chamberlains
Stomach and Liver Tablets Easy 20.
take. Pleasant In effect For sale.
by all druggists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-14
.SSSeeesD
1870 D
Gossip Of the Week.

NAH"a = ~
father in Bonham, Tex.
soge Of our young men are soiourn-
ing at Hammock Springs.
Mr.. aud Mrs. J. AZ brown were
visitors at the fair in Columbia this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Hall left Thurs
aay for 81 Louis TO be away six
weeks.
Mrs. Heck Of st. Louis, win be the
guest Of her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Sears, until September.
Mrs Mary Harper and Master Bryan
Kelso are home from Auxyssse, where
they visited Mrs. p. V. BARLEY.
Mrs. Halsey Matthew'S OF Hot
Springs, Is the guestof her mother on
North Clark ave.
Miss Belle Buckner Is home from
Texas where she attended two house
parties and a camp.
Miss Mary Armstrong, Of st. Louis,
after a most delightful visit with
Mesdames GriiIee and John Guthrie,
returned to her home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Mcclure and
family will arrive from Benton City
this week. They will occupy the d.
P.Moore cottage east Of I'D. fuckers.
Miss Rose Porter came home Friday
from Excelsior Springs where she has
been for several weeks. Mesdames
Thompson and Ferguson VIII return
next week.
Mrs. Bryan of East Monroe, delight
fully entertained the Missionary
Society Of the Christian church
Thursday afternoon. About twenty
members were there. Delicious peach
ice and cake were served.
Miss Mary Sullinger is home from
Louisiana where she visited her sister,
Mrs. Matthews. Miss Ethel Plenkett
is still there. While Miss Mary was
there a boat party was given in honor
of her and Miss Ethel. The packet
went up as far as Burlington and re-
turned.
Wednesday evening Mrs. +. D.Co0k,
Misses Hayworth, Of Moberly; Boden-
heimer, Of Jefferson City; Barth, Ed
munds and Mr.. Louis Barth spent a
delightful evening at the Ringo; with
dancing etc, the guests Of Mrs. Lesh
and Mrs. Wise.
Miss Maude Wallace, after a weeks
visit with Miss Nellie Ellis, returned
Tuesday TO her home In Mexico. Miss
Wallace is a young lady Of unusual
talent and attachments, and BY her
pleasing manner Won many admirers
during her short stay here.-Jeferson
City Items In st, Louis Republic.
The Wednesday Club met Wednes-
day morning with Mrs. Fred LEVEL
Ign 70 reorganize as IL we're. Mes
DANES r. r. Arnold and Walker Pol
lock were the new members added to
the club. The programme was finish
ed, then dainty refreshments we're
served and a delightful morning en-
Ioyed by all present
SouTH McALEsTER /. r., Aug. 2.
The South McAlester school OF
music and art has fled articles Of in
corporation with Clerk Freeman OF
the court Of appeals. The object Of
the corporation Is 70 operate and
grant diplomas and certificates Miss
Ida Child, iateof Tho department or
music in Hardin College, Mexico, Mo,
is president; Ms. Nellie G. Hayden,
vlce-presldent, and Miss Della Nc
KInnon, secretary. A faculty OF six
has already been engaged.-From the
Globe 3mocYGt.
Announcement.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Thomas Brooks
announce the marriage Of their
daughter, Miss Frances Howe, to Mr..
Franklin Joseph wilkins, to take
place Wednesday, Aug. 20, at their
home on East Monroe. Rev. A. W.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-14

SEDIMENT or set
ting indicates an
unhealthy condi-
ton Of the Nd
neys: # stains
your linen q IS
evidence Of Nd.
ney trouble TOO
frequent desire 10
pass 4 Or pair IN
the back /. also
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-14
Entre Nous.
"Happy the wo0ing

- T|"TWs
Look out before many moons for a
sure enough surprise wedding lat least
the young woman in the case thinks
1t will be a surprised. Hoping she
may read this paragraph I win add he
is a grand follow; she IS a charming
girl. IL win be a quiet affair and the
honeymoon win be enjoyed away from
here. After their bridal tour Of sev-
erai weeks they viii return 10 their
home in our city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-14
pinnera and Taa..

/ OAhhcA1 dhu Atds.
Mrs. John T. Brooks and daughter
Miss Frances, dined with Mrs. Robert
Arnold Friday
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Sanford and Kenneth were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Coons for
dinner.
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Lewis entertained at tea, Messrs. Lew
Is, Sims and McCune. The County
Court are In It this week, sure.
Miss Rosamond Guthrie entertain
ed a few friends Thursday at tea in
honor Of Miss Mary Gartrell. The
other guests were, Misses Jean Bragg
and Maree Houston.
Wednesday at high noon NJ. and
Mrs. Fred Morris entertained the
County Court at dinner. The guests
included Messrs. Sims, Lewis. Nc.
oune, Pelide Locke and Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Lewis enter.
tanned Monday evening with a :
O'Clock dinner. The table vas very
prettily decorated with margarites
and ferns. Covers were laid FOR
Messrs. and Mesdames Fred Morris.
Jay Montague, DIR. and Mrs. Ned
RodeS Misses Fannie and Madge
Potts and Mr.. I'd Lawder.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-14

Mrs. L. NJ Saunders Is 10 Des
Mclnes, Ia, where she Is being treat
ed for eye tn0ufHe.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-14
@MA.u-


This signature ls on every box Of the genuine
Laxative BrOmO-Q uiniue Tablets
tha remedy that cgFee q cold sn one day
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-14

Ful 4 bottle or common glass with your
vsier and let Il sand t~ssniy4our hours q
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-14
convincing procf that tie kidn
Der are oui II order.
what 70 De.

Ihee y comfort IN the knowledge 50
eiien sxpnrsssd. hat o.. Kilmsr's Swamp
Feet ne great kicney remedy fuihlis every
nl1h 10 curing ~rheauatinn. paln A he
teck. hdDeyz lver. blad8sf and e,ery rsr
q ne urinary raeaFe. Il eafrecis inability
V he'd .aief and aczA1g psla - passing
~ Or PC cficcil fsaeszaE ese 81 liquor,
vine o. bcef, ana cFercomez shaf u-nricsranf
necea9iy a beng csmpeaed 70 e cicn
eafnE ~ 80. sne = So - nany tines
earnE ne night he mia aa1 fhs extra
efdnAy eleu a SNsmp-Root & sen
seslzcd i sianas tie hzsa for ia ven
aaHai cures 81 ne nee distressing careA
7 Nv necc q mc1iclna yea sAouid have re
n<tL SD ~ druggists d 800 sndsl. au.a
fpa msys = y 4 @np4 hade q fhs
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-14

Mr.. and Mrs. John Thomas Brooks
announce the marriage Of their
daughter, Miss Frances Howe. to Mr..
Franklin Joseph wilkins, to take
place Wednesday, Aug. 20, at their
home on East Monroe. Rev. A. W.
kokendoffer will perform the ceremo-
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1902-07-11
At Hamilton.

The social event of this week at Hamilton
was the entertainment given at the hospitable
home of Mr.. and Mrs. }. A. Willis Monday night.
At 80 the guests arrived. on the grounds which
were made lovely by japanese lanterns, and
were met by Misses Estelle Werner and Susie
Stewart and invited to the hall were Misses Ros
Stewart and Willie Werner awaited TO serve
punch From here they were asked to the par
lor where Mrs. Willis in her usual charming
manner started the rounds of laughter by
numerous original games. Among the games
the guessing of famous historical charac-
ter represented by thirteen apple seed in the
form of an f. Mr.. Emsley Hathaway and Miss
Estelle Werner naming Queen Victoria carried
away the prize.
At IL 80 the guests babe their hostess good
night with many thanks for pleasant evening
BEAUTIES