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YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE
 TAKING

When you take Groves Taste less Chill Tonic because the for. mula is plainly printed on every bottle showing that It is simply Iron and Qulnine in tasteIess form. No Cure, No Pay. soc.
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Gov. Eagle seems to have been one too many for the Hon. Jeff. He refused to resign his position as capital commissioner at the request of the Gov.
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Ex-Gov Jas. r. Clarke has re ceived the State Democratic in structions for United States Sen ator and Gov. Davis for re.elec. tion to the office of Governor This Is not what we wanted, but itsis not the first thing We ever wanted, that we failed to get We believe in the majority, and when 1t speaks. with us, 1t IS the end of the controversev.
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IT will be four years before a successor of Senator Berry will oe elected, and by that time 1t is no telling who will be head push
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SOME of Senator Jones enc mics seem to think that the Sen. ator fooled the leaders of his party into believing that he was greater man than he really was. Perhaps so; but if their friend Clarke ever succeeds i'll getting as high up the ladder as did Senator Jones we will be agreeably surprised.
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IT is thought that the ship subsidy bill has been side-track- ed for the present session of Con greSs.
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Editorial. E, E.

THE personnel of the new Cen tral Committee for Drew county Is all right
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TIE Davis and Clarke people are happy, anyhow, whether anybody else is or not.
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ADMIRAL Schley is to make Memphis a visit towards the last of this month.
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WHO IS responsible tor the sue cess of Ex-Gov. Clarke. The Ga zette claims that Clarke is the man, the Democrat intimates that Gov. Davis is responsible for it, but the Rison Bazoo talks as If 1t were the whole thing.
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For Sale.
To Cure a Cold One Day.

Take Laxative Bromo Quiuine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if 1t fails to cure. E. w. Groves signature on each box. 25e.
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There are bustling, hurrying people; people that seem to be ac- complaining everything, in farm ing as in all other walks of life. A superficial view of such people gives the idea that they are accom- plishing q great deal; and yet in point of facJ they are usually poor workers. They expend great deaAof steam in kicking up a dust. The men who accomplish the most never seem in hurry, no matter how much they have to do. They are not troubled for lack of time, for they make the most of the min utes by working in cool, clear, or derly and methodical fashion. It wall greatly reduce the liability to waste from fussiness if plans are formed in advance of action, and in the main adhered to when the time for doing arrives.-iome X Farm.
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List Of Letters Remaining in the P. o. at Monticello, Ark,
 Unclaimed for 80 days.

Os ht Hohbicelio, ATk.,
 Unclaimed for 80 days. Mary Lillian Roller Bins Chandler Emma Gibson T NJ Jones  Matte Suber Lizzie Smith M A Stanley William Rogers Rev M L Thompkins (coD The above unless called for in the next two weeks will be sent to the dead letter office.
 N. II. SAVAGE, P. NJ
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A VALUABLE MEDICINE.
For Coughs and Colds in Childrez

A VI COo A.S anu SOA0o HI OIliNA C.ls
 Il have not the slightest hesi- tancy in recommending Cham ber- Iain's Cough Remedy to all who are suffering from coughs or colds" says Chas. M.ss Cramer,
 Esq, a wellkpown watch maker. ot Colombo, Ceylon. "It has been some two years since the city dis pensary first called my attention to this valuable medicine and 1 have repeatedly used it and it has always proved beneficial. It has cured me quickly of all chest colds. It is especially effective for children and seldom takes more than one bottle to cure them of hoarseness. have persuaded many to try this valuable medi
 cine, and they are as well pleased as myself over the results" For sale by Brown, McQuiston X Co.
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FRIDAY, APR. II, 1902.
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N. D. GOTHAM, Bus. Man.
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Found at Last
Definition.

Baby's Friend is scientific preparation for the relief of near ly all troubles common to infants, such as wind collie, indigestion, etc. For sale by Brown, Me Quiston X Co. If
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AEONTIGEI4LONIAN.

JAMES R. GoTEI AM,
 Eaitor and ProPrietor-
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
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For County and Probate Judge. COL. W. F. SLEM0NS.
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For Circuit Clerk. JAS. r. KOONCE
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 DEMOCRATIC TICKET. For State Senator c. T. GOTHAM. For RepresentatiVe. | \. BIRD.
 For Sheriff. WALTER WILSON. For Circuit Clerk. JAS. r. K0ONCE For County and Probate Judge. COL. W. F. SLEMoNs. For County Clerk. JNo. W. KIMBR0. For Assessor L. E. MORGAN. For County Treasurer. JOHN W. CROOK. For Surveyor. FRANK HAYNES For Coroner. ADRIEN ADAMS.
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For County Clerk.
 JNO. W. .KIMBR0. =
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For State Sen ator C. T. GOTHAM.
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For Representative. IA BIRD.
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For County Treasurer. JOHN W. CROOK.
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For Asses Sor L. E. MORGAN.
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For Sheriff WALTER WILSON.
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Sam Williams.
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For Surveyor. FRANK HAYNES
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WATERLOO, ILL.

visit to relatives and friends at St Louis. She
Mrs. Elmer Horipe of East st. Louis spent
sf'S Mri. o EYfzl fsffh shneide I ue week. the guest
Herman Jaenke Of huntsville was here on a
Nj. and Mrs, Henry sehnelI have departed for
E1 Ms st. n h2u'I H, wnere II fh egic wiII reside Shd VISIT
ing relatives and friends here the past month.
Mrs. Adam Kumrf and children OF St Louis
visited relatives here Sunday.
accompanied By Mss Louisa Pferer Of Coi1m.
bia. were the guests of Mr. and Mrs Frank
Amson Baer Of BeIleville. Ill. was her. on q
Mrs. Henry oldendorph of st. Louis visited
relatives and friends here
M Miss louisa eharfsnbeTgeT accompanies BY
Scharfenberser. Of St Louis, visited relatives
Mrs James Briekey. who was visiting RELATIVES
at Mo- TSpek Sasr hnS VsI has returned oII led h Snosi c,,s
MAYER. Of ST LOUIS. spent several days here Wis
Mrs. Fred KIemn and children Of st. Louis. who
were the guests Of Mrs. Jacob Boo. have returned
Alfred Metzgsr Of St. Louis was here v.sttn.
Mrs august withelms Of Red Bud is the 1sas
o. Mrs. Christian Schultheis.
Mrs Charles Schorr. who was on a three weeksf
visit TO her parents at Golden. Colo. has s7
M-. and Mrs. Philip Herbert and children hays
departed for st Louis and will reside as Nc.
Mir. and Mrs. Henry schneider and ehfdrsn
visited relatives and friends at Burksvf1lA
Nj and MTs- Peter Stauicr and Mas Odrla
EppIe Of BelIeyiile were the guests Of Mrs Henry
jung Tuesday.
Miss Mazda Kalbfeisch Of Millstadt v.sfteax.l-
atiyes here
Nj. and Mrs. Henry Boeke and daugnt.rs sls.
tied friends at Burksyilie.
Professor James \. Mitchell. superintendnk-o4
the College Of COmmerce OF East St Louis vas
here on business
Miss Mary Raining. Miss Minnie Raining ana
Miss Mp!lie koopmann. accompanied by Nj. To-
seph Koopmann and Mr.. Joseph Raining, visited
friends at Ivy Landing. Ill.
Mr- and Mrs. Henry Niebruegge visited friends
at huntsville Thursday. and while there also at
tended the Evangelical Church picnic.
Miss Title Lang OF ST. Louis, who was visit
ing friends and relatives here. returned home
Mrs. Adam wedel visited friends at Columbia
Wednesday. and was the guest Of Mrs. John
StClI.
Miss Sadie Hase- and Miss Till.e Haser OF
Mtllztadt visited friends he-e-
vas the guest Of Mrs Mary Rndenhauser Of Mar
ket street
Mrs Ernst Wolf. accompanied by Mrs. william
Kimmcll Of st. Louis. visited relatives at MaryS-
town and were the guests of Mrs. Henry Buene-
king
sr. and Mrs. Herman Koechel and daughter
visited friends at Burksville.
Miss Belle Marker Of Millstadt visited relatives
and friends here.
Mrs. George Lutz OF North Main street enter
tanned a large number Of her friends TO n lunch
con Wednesday.
Miss Nettie Buckley Of ST. Louis. who spent ths
past two months here with friends and relatives.
has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs, P. a. Maus spent Thursday at
Burksviile visiting friends.
Mayor George ". Zlebold and wife and daush-
tiers departed Wednesday on a visit TO relatives
and friends at st. Louis
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Lone Hand Club Wednesday morning. Refresh
ments were served to Mrs. Charles Brooks, Mrs.
Ivan Link. MIS-. Bessie Taylor. Mrs. J. G: Cren-
shaw. Mrs. b. u. Massey. Mrs. Lee Ullmann'
Mrs. Ed Sanford. Mrs William Rienhon. MY
Frank CuTran. Mrs Frank Fellows. Miss Flea
nor CuEran, Miss Ada Bell. Miss Ida Robberson;
Miss Jeannette Johnson. Miss Cora HORNE and
Miss Annie Abbott.
An elegant reception was given on Thursday by
MIS-. N. HOIbroOk and the Misses Ho!brook. LIZ,
lie Misses Eleanor Vaughan. clara Lucy anu
Mary Ely ushered in the guests. Mrs, Holbrook
and the Misses HolbrOok were assisted by Nifs-
=. F.. Cook, Mrs. Rich'-d Holhrook and Miss
Mary Cook. Those assisting We're: Mrs. ". Cool
ments and Mrs. Cosby Ely.
Misses Marie and Mona Henernan and Miss
Pearl Lines have ISSUED Invitations Tor a card
parry Friday afternoon at the Henernan home
Mrs. J. l. Hecksnlinely gave a handsome DIN
nrr Monday evening in celebration OF her nus
bands birthday. Those present We're: Mr.. J. L.
HeckenIineiy. Mr.. and SlrS J. VIII han, DoctoF
and Mrs. Patterson, M and Mrs Abb. Han,
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Eilenberg, NJ. and Mrs. A. I.
Quinsenbe-ry. Mr.. anS Mrs. Ellis Paxson, Mrs.
George Anslinser. Misses clara Skinner. Flossie
PaXsOn and Mr.. T. ]. White.
Miss ItSsie Chalmers is visiting in ST LOUIS
Miss Winnie Leavitt left Saturday on 4 visit TO
friends In OswegO. kas.
Captain and Mrs. Russell Story have returned
from an extended visit in Texas.
Miss Estelle Hinton has returned from 81
Paul.
Miss Blanche Lair Is entertaining Miss Rosa
Thompson OF Dallas. Tex.
Miss Alice Johnston has returned 10 her home
in Kansas City. after a visit with Misses Blanche
and Lallah Daily.
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MACON. MO.

Miss Ella Yutz departed Saturday for an ex-
tended visit in colorado.
MIS-, Charles Giese.nlan is visiting relatives in
MOberly.
visit with st Louis relatives.
Mrs. r. L. PeJtit and child-en went TO Monroe
City Thursday for 4 ten days visit.
M.5s Elizabeth Elliott. VINO has been the guest
turned TO her home in st. Louis Wednesday.
Miss Elizabeth Grantge5 and Mrs. W. d.
Gfantses left Tuesday Tor 4 visit in B~oonville,
Mrs. Charles Buckley departed the first of tina
week TO visit with friends in Ms-tinsburg, Mo.
Mrs Arthur ScgutcnneId and guest. Mrs. Gran
stGn OF Lansing. Mich, are visiting friends in
1ir. and Mrs. HoTard Smith Of Palmyra re-
turned to Their home Wedne- day a-ter a vi it here
WITH MIS- Smiths mother. mrs. Addie Burns.
Miss Ethel Wood returned TO her home in Pal
myra Monday after a few days visit in Macon.
the guest Of Miss Martha Miller.
Misses Mae and Della Mun of Atlanta are the
guests OF the Misses Hes
Mrs. Ella Trew and daughter. Miss Eva. depart
Inc iirst OF the Week for a ten days stay In st.
Louis.
NJ. and Mrs. w. r. Compton. Mr.. and Mrs T
Z. NaTlell and Misses Olga Hess and Florence
Maruei returned Tuesday from can outing at
Lake GinnetOnka.
Ars. r. II. Eingsnorth leaves Monday for an
extended visit in the East. she will also visit
IL 81: Louis ard PitlsIeld. III.
judge n. NJ shelton came down from Ian
caster tuesday night to psrfe I arrangements for
moving his family to this city. They expect TO
arrive next Wednesday and will go to house
kteplng, at once in the property the Judge recent
Is purchased Of W. J. MAGE.
hrs. T J. Rocker entertained friends at u
O'Clock dinner Thursday. Her guests were Mines.
j.. Larahee. John Severn. Sparrow, Kingsnorth-
Sh"rl's ramsey, Bette Gri fifth, jesse Davis. II
r l[san. James Howe. Melinda Howe. 5. V.
Lucille Howe.
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NOTES ABOUT SOCIETY
IN NEIGHB0RING CITIES.
Jefferson City, Hannibal Kansas City, Columbia, Springfield, Mo;
Alton, Edwardsvlle, BeIleyille, CarrOHton, MattoOn, East
ST Louis, ILL.,; Paducah, Ky, and Vincennes, Ind.

father and other relatives in this city.
Mrs. Anna Wray spent the week with St.
Louis friends and relatives.
Mrs. 4. X. HuEing Is entertaining the Misses
Louis.
Louis and August E. Brucker departed Sunday
iur Colorado Springs. where they will spend six
Mrs. George c. Ruenewald. Jr.. returned TO her
home III 81. Louis "Wednesday after a visit to
her parents in this city.
Mrs. Mary Farbsr Ok ST. Louis has returned. to
her home after a visit to Mrs. Audrain in This
Miss Nellie Ya;er has returned 10 this city aft
er spending the GUNNER with home folks at Ne
Miss Bertha Renno visited Mrs. Charles E.
Schulze in ST. Louis this week.
Miss Mary LConan has returned home from a
visit TO friends At Webster Groves.
Mrs. W e. Dearborn. son and daughter Of
Kansas CITY are the guests OF MI. ana Mrs
Mr.. ana Mrs. william F. Bloebaum returned
home from an extended trip to Colorado Springs
Mrs. Martin Keller entertained her friends at
high five Friday afternoon. Among those pres
ent from a Instance were Mrs. Alph Brown 9f
Trinidad, colS. and Miss Mabel Broker of st.
Mrs. Robert Oney entertained Miss Laura
Pringle OF Foristell a few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph II. Alexander have re-
turned home after g visit TO their daughter at
Mrs. D.. w. Ferguson Is entertaining Mrs.
John Flanagan Of Sedalia and Mrs. Mary Nc
Mrs. NJ. Is. Gatzweiler and Miss Annie c. Bal
ley have returned home from a trip to New
York.
Mrs. Mary Sandfort. Mrs. Anna Germann. Miss
Bertha ~SanGfort. Miss Hattie Germann and Nr.
Frank klippel Of this city. and Con Schmieding
Of 81 Louis departed Wednesday J1r E2It
ME Stebier OF Fort smith. Ark. on September
4. The young couple VIII reside in ST. Louis.
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LOUISIANA, MO.

Miss susanna Barr is home from a pleasant stay
OF two ~eehs at Fertue spt!ngs. c,.u
rived last friday for u TWO weeks visit with
Miss Jennie Oakley of ST. Louis, who was the
guest - ITlenGs here, returned TO her home
ar. aid Mrs. John McKabney of Kane. Ill.
were the guests oI Ar. and Mrs. b. C. May sew
Mss Llnda CIewGson has returned from a short
WISH wItn friends at Elsberry.
AiTs- ". L. MIlroy Vi quincy is the guest Of E.
MlCnael ana family.
Misses day tie.ards and Florence Moore OF
alr. and AIRS; sam ,SpaEryw ana Doctor and
Mrs. W. ". cleveland returned FRIDAY from a
pleasure TRIP To Colorado and Utah.
Alrs. i; :. Carr.ck departed Wednesday for a
VISIT WITH her sister, Ars. VIII flnCly, in 81.
Louis. sne was a~ccUm1an.ed by Claude Flndiy.
"Ho mas Deen visiting mere TINS summer.
the guest OF IEienas here last wees. departing for
her ~ estera home Saturday.
visit witn Mrs. Lee Holding. at Cowgirl, No,
on A'Ssvs ma Kramer; Ella LIZ sFier; Nellie Rooi
u party winch visited IN Kansas City last Week.
,1irs. Z. Z. Foreman returned llUnday from a
pleasant Visit with relatives al jacksonville, Ill.
I'd I, :. BROOKS OF New London was a visitor
AR. and Mrs. Thomas Maitland and daughter Of
FUTON are VISITING +. NJ. Minor and family.
KaIe Field. at William. Mo.
Mrs. : L. LAmpJon and Miss Margaret kuhl-
man returned last week from a visit with the
I9rmet.s daushter. Mrs. j. L. Craver, and family
ms. r. D. Pearson returned last Friday from
a two weeks, stay at Pe:tIe Springs.
$780, @"~ 'N--'h - AtAAk -"E A~.s was TIC
guest Of 1. ". IempIeton and family this week.
piss Irene CritCnAeId OF st. Louis was the
guest OF Mrs. ". II. johnson several days this
week.
MRS. c. A. Martin is visiting with Mrs. ]
CdTstaIpHtn OF st Louis at JUnesbuTS, Mo
Gamble Jordan ana family returned to their
home ia St. Louis AFTER sp=nding u months va
cation with Mr.. JOrdau's parents here.
Mrs. sarah Pearson and daushte-, Miss Rhea,
are home from a fortnights stay at PertIe
Springs.
Miss Cora May is home from a pleasant visit
with relatives in ST. Louis.
Albert Birkhead Of Waco, Tex. is visiting here.
joel Griffin and FAMILY departed Saturday for
io- several weeks.
Mrs. W. a. Smith has returned from a three
weeks stay in New YORK..
J; II. Langston Of MENDOZA. No. was the guest
OF his mother here this week.
H v. Stark and J. 3. ogden left Saturday
tor colorado Springs. Colo. where they VIII visit
for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs, J. D. Layae returned this week
Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. John MCMiiIan left Monday for a
p!casur, TIP to st. PauI. Mian.
William Davis. who has been visiting the fam
l!y Of hs brother, G. u. DAVIS here, left Satur-
day for his home at Kansas City.
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SPRINGFIELD, MO.

Mrs William ,Rienhor entertained the Sim
sh Club Tuesday afternoon; A couple Of ia
99aeE R eareTi a lne gTlses E TeTe cs GSamSli By Ms ks:
freahmeats were \ served to Mfs. A. CI K. %ehi. MRS Es.
g. w Hackney: Mrs. ]. C: Grenshay. Mrs. II.
4. chsmbliss. Mrs. JACK iRaspeiil. II Mrs. Tom
MSi MISS Neil TX Kirkpatrick 4ui Miss N Anna Il Bell II and a0f Miss
Ada Belle Of St; Louis.
Thornton; with Harry Houston, Gus Crenshaw
and Earl PAM. chaperoned by Mrs. Elba Bons-
log, attended the vaudeville at Doing Park Mon
party T4she Tnes saye w sVeni she 'f Those Of present q meEty P @sps:
Miss Stella Means. Miss Bessie Mack. Miss Ida
Charles Jackson. Doctor Nixon. Mr.. Jim Sawyer
and Mr.. Clarence Mack:
day for Denver on a visit TO Mrs. Peter Nc
Mrs. H. S. Jewell departed Wednesday morn
ing for Carrolton. Mo-. on a two weeks visit
Ms; Julius Taylor and Mrs. Q. NJ. pilzer OF
Certhags ere visiting Mrs Joseph. McAdoo.
day 9ii nls sfo is h S3aasf d Fi Miss a M RGTsh AR Ras'g ., T cspe
Girardeau. Those present were: Misses Mary
bel crenshaw. Lucille PorfeT. Grace Middleton.
Bessie Lynch; Hattie Fellows, Mary Frink. with
Harry Houston. Herbert seainans. Eugene Pal:
ietts; s S9'1,, GARNER anS Gus Grenshaw. =.
the guest q MIS-. ]. L. Lee. ~
day 9isht IN honor Of Mss MaFssrst' T%oraton
o. ndiaTpha d those present were: Misses Mar
shsy EiSsnor 10y I ersosna"S isaoei S aea
Lynch. Mar Amis. Edita Phillips. Stella Nc
Houston. Scott Gardner. John Morgan, Lad
Lynch. Willie Lincoln, Nanny Simmons. Gus
Eddie Frtnk entertained at games Monday
evening Misses Eugenia Bullitt, Neville Bullitt,
Ena Van Hosen, Ruth Blackwell, Maud Stone.
with Earl Paul, Ralph Paul. Lawrence Lam
sone. John Elliott and Marvin Brownlow.
MIS-. DC. Crenshaw entertained the Lone Hand
Club Friday afternoon. Those present were: Mrs.
ID SANFORD. Mrs. William Rienhon. Mrs. Frank
Fellows. Mrs. Charles Brooks. Mrs. Frank Cur
ran. Mrs B. 2: Massey. Mrs. Ivan Link. Mrs
Lee Ullmann. Mrs. Charlie Holland. Miss Kath-
sTins 5alrook. Mas Blanche DAILY. Miss LaIah
Raly. Miss Cora HORNE. Misses Jennie and Ale
Misses Blanche and faI,,h Da,v s.te-tair,d the
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SPRINGFIELD, ILL.

Miss Manic Keets has returned home from an
Doctor V. T. Liudssy and family. accompanied
by their guest. Miss Wheeler Of Akron. o. ar
six weeks camping in the Rocky Mountains.
The camp was installed fifty miles west OF Den
yer. Miss Wheeler will proceed to her home in
NJ ana Mrs, c. B, Turner have returned from
Mrs. John II Caldwell and infant son departed
Wednes5ay for Ha[hor Point. Mich. to spend
c v Hiskox' q; her summer home taeEg -
Minneapolis, MINI. on an extended stay:
Members OF the Queen Anne Embroidery Cub
afternoon. The attendance was large. No pro
granme was carried cut.
May Parker OF Springfield. is spending several
days with L%elat,yes in the city
I've sons tage ben spending several weeks at
spEi3gfe i9f'T Tnesis S9io af,erno 6SaneT and e'1 p-oceedeI
from here TO Galesburg where on wednesday.
to Mr.. Philip Sidney Post. son OF former Con-
ing Misses Mar R4iE. sds a and Nae withe s1' Of thls
city and Miss Estslig Roach q St Louis
turned from ST. Louis. where they spent several
weeks with their grandparents. Colonel and Mrs.
Edward 5, Robinson. referee in bankruptcy. has
returning he viii attend the meeting OF The IA
tionaI Association Of Referees in Bankruptcy, to
The Springfield christian .Endeavor Union held
= midsummer meeting Monday evening at wash
~ II an NV AAC "NAl IL TIE 4 a
in the afternoon and an al fresco lunch was en-
Joyed at s o'clock The evening meeting was
styled a good citizenship meeting, and the as
semblags listened to an address on Good Cti-
zenship" by w H Anderson. state superintend-
ent Of the Anti-SaloOn League. Following the ad-
dress a short business session was held for the
purpose OF filling vacancies in the official roster
Of the organization Frank Partridge of the Third
Presbyterian Church was elected president OF
the organization. to succeed Charles D. Newton.
resigned. and Miss Stella Mitchell OF the West
Side Christian Church was elected Vice president
10 succeed Miss Carrie Calf. also resigned.
Robert Bacchus OF this city. who Is spending
the summer at Circle Ridge, Wis. was surprised
by twelve CT his young friends at that place
eleventh birthday anniversary.
Mrs. Walter Reid was at home to friends Mon
day afternoon for the purpose OF introducing her
sister. Mrs. Hawley OF Des Moines. Ia, and her
cousin, Miss Ruth Savase, of Moline. H. The
rooms were prettily decorated with summer flow
ers. and refreshments were served.
The Auto Club of this city viii go to Decatur
on the evening OF September 8 to attend a dance
given in their honor by the Apollo Club Of De
catur. Last week the Decatur club members
were guests Of the Auto Club here. and the affair
OF next month win be given IN return A special
car will be chartered for the Tip
A party Of Springfield persons were guests