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The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-07

2. .t-i; to her parents. M. ana Mrs James Il.
Mr. AMI Mrs. Bryan snyder and two children
nav nav i"l',Hsl t. in"ii home in 81 Louis. after
Doctor ". Il. i:rui.Iicl has returned from De
S"t" ~. "t,Tr Ia '.".ive!ed lecture LIE. -
-, t@s L; II, Airs{ed, has returned from a
VII IL, !" iriai.''s al -. chIri"s ,.,,or,.,,,
Spri:S3 n account Of thu illness OF her SISTER,
f;'y n1y.,r!,sf fss.t4 4 Carrhar" = r:aGr#te u
,he law class o: 1901 Is visiting Columbia i"ia-
". \. Parker of New Yorl; city has retu:aet |
To- hs ho.ne after visit TO his sister. Mrs Doc
=, FrinN 4. Thompson Q: St. Louis. represen;el l
Iorsr t.h!ch M, = IN New York city TIL. week
M.:.5 TIN {. isi'y. ltth"l tiuison AMI Eva!y n
n wet~ guests al a house party this week at
TN a"'i" - william y: Wilson.
di2 NJ i " s :f7 : & wai t's at syil;s sp Ss ;' wed
Mss Emma Tucker, who is teaching at Linden
h"r' 2ii'. visiting her brother. Doctor Il. N.
.Nrs J II. rrinEle, formerly Miss Emma Bird
N untj..y l., III sue; n,uthcr.
MIS- iurHer GHi4H. visiting III Jefferson
il: =; - iesson returned from New Orleans.
o.a,. rf Kappa sigma fraternity.
"'~Eh"ts -erko% "f 81 Jos.-,n. who has h.en
Ta5 u. W Z. W.Gu. '.l' has returned to St Louis
ai;': :. visit with relatives h"Fc.
IN IL tm4h !t Mr',,'t l. I,s,ins in Mic q;
10 ATiZpila tt Sp"af IN. winter.
Ms I. l.. L"n's. Who nds been visiting h"r
td--1.t"-- -i!$- t.'..at. tifs uA.-rst
turned :" h"r hone in Chi!licOthe. No
In" Reverend i. r Watkins OF College MD':ni
VINO las betI visiting friends here, returned to
his hci. TUESDAY.
Miss Pearl s@y!ton. who spent Thanksgiving in
NIt..:S-'l EI- !'tLI!l.t.
" s. Ei,ys" kaIs-i: is visiting in Clinton. 40.
Miss Lltlan Nicer is vis!t.n: relatives and
friends ia oklahoma city.
Miss MyruIe iaiker .lri her brother have
returned IiCIH Il I-'.L 10 t.iIfC.IEcn.
fhc Reverend AURA SMItE &c: seymour. nd .
who has been visiting his sister. Mrs. Bloiset.
has returned 1" rs nv.:Ie.
+. T. Rollins has returned from a visit to st
LOUIS.
NJ. AMI Mrs +. J. Miller. are spending this
wCvi. il St Louis.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-07
HANNIBAL. NO.

3!rs. Harry Noel who has been the guest of
Mr. C;ire. sebr. returned to her nome n
Mrs. ". \. Stevenson of Washington. Pa. i.
thu guest OF her SON. the Reverend john Ste
-; M DoTa KoEGTs Of Kansas City departed
Mr AMI .Ir, narJrs IN ,,,In,.n hay. -s,,rne
,Mts- Fla L. SciJ: and Miss Minnie Meione Of
Monroe H1tv are guests OF MI and Mrs. J. p
lem Davidson. who is attending school in Eu-
re;a IL. NJ sent s,yora days at horne ...,
Mrs And,,w XIV I%hns%n q; 81 Louis is visiting
MIS- Marion Sshol,s Of Tacoma. Wash. has
Ms Tara l;yram Of sn.Isy.!ll. an, NJ Ha--
yIsit L, their sIs;"r. Ms :: h. HIxon.
NJ. John C;,ssIapd Of s. Luis is the guest
Mss i.u'icia Little Of center; No. has re-
ttgrn,i h"Te after visit with her sister. Mrs.
Mrs ]; :: Farrar ot san Francisco; cal. de
mas iEe guest Of her parents Mr.. and Mrs- J. r.
Mss Celia srherrer Of Kansas City is vis!, 'ns
Mr.. Karharin~ ii King has returned frOu, a
4 asncr was given by Doctor and Mrs. Ben
ny n 4%aor Sf Mr. and aifs " b nsise sec, Of
~ K"y FurlonE entertained cards Friday
Mrs Frank p. Brown. of Telluride Colo. who
Mr. an: Mrs. r. =. Wilson attended the app;.
week. ''
, Mrs. II T.. Watson celebrated her seventy-sac-
/ On! bIthdhy Anniversary Eeg'u.s Law evening,
! TIL" c"l.hTaiI"I vas plH.ne1 hv her daughters,
. terinr. Thrs, present were Shines. Alex EGw!-
ing. NGrE.- rl't'n".. AMANDA mtl 4 !.1:r"riy-
il sister uf Mr.. Watson acel - years: Louise
Sf:"a=. Robert Mart II. Lrilanna H. League. ! r:
. Hrowrf. Il. l.: Anderson. NJ. +. Watson Cinpre,
, StHrrs. AriCmmissc Marsh. Ann Clayton. i3ette
Mr.. NJ. Il. PIa,t has returned TO her horne in
Mr.. sarah Patton Of Pueblo. Colo is the
! sE.tt II her daughter. Mrs. Clarence Sirnnns0n
! l"-t"r AMI Mrs. duncan "f st Louis were
! guests f Mr.. ard Mrs + q; DuIany Mnniav
/ for an "Xt'HG'I vslt.
.'i~s'S Virginia Ellis and Los !;catnn and T-
! SITitn and Mr.. Brav were guests Of friends in
| 9uirc. Monday.
! Mr. and Mrs George r. Harrington of Van
! dalia are visiting in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. StilweIl have returned
| fr"nl visit st Louis
Miss Sara Shenherd. who is attending school
| in JaCkscnvic. IL spent several days with her
| Ter.nts. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Shepherd.
Mrs : Howell and TIL daughter. Eliza
| beth. have returned from "a visit in Troy Nh.
Miss Efiic Shryock has returned from visit
| to Dallas. Tex.
| Miss Edna Collins has returned 10 her home
| in Ghanrairn. III. after a visit with frisnds
Mrs A. W. Luke has returned To her home in
wvIafkIyiis Ma after a visit TO her parents. Mr. and
Mrs, Jake I,,rchs has returned from visit,
Mrs J. ". rowoii Of sedaa. is the guest OF
/ Mrs. James Rahb -
Mrs. George Graham and son. Ie Roy. have
! visit In kenkuk Ia.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-07
MATTOON, Ill.

Mis- Ora Harris entertaiaed the MI er. o: the
Albert St9wers OF ChicaGo IS visiting his sister.
Mrs +. II. Knerr-
Mrl NAV n + + c5 Hii'hr hs IN rdrned t. her
in Terre Haute. after vi it with her ,on, Geoi gs
Mrs. J. H. stulfath Of ElinshurE. Wash. is a
We're guests Of y. Robson and family last week
spend the winter with her daughter. Mrs. Will
Miss carrie Lambert has returned to her home
In White Mills. KY. after months visit with
I R rh9 has ase bse s :dnE IT hs wdsR n
Cincinnati. suffering with tyrhoid ;evor
Cfirsro after n'". Visit 'a With raaives e'
Mrs. carrie Smith has returned to her home in
.Iarnss, and family. WIN ''''
;liss Nele, Edwards. guest of Miss Lois I Brown.
The Ladies Aid Soc e,v of tie Cumberland
r.esbytertan Church met with Mrs shinn on
Mr. and MIR. Harry Moo. of Charleston spent
Mrs r. + TIiisabeck is spending the week with
relatives in Paisley.
Mrs. ! il lPqtnam Of indianapolis is guest
Miss sadie watts is home from a visit in
MIS- sy EIessgsr has gone to ,chsmpas1
Mrs A. 6. Williams is home from Nebraska
whore she has been spending a month with rela-
Ai6sr, Rasf and JoseTn Huffman, s,.1;, with their
id'nIneS. nave noNei 10 stuttgart Afk-, 10
Mr and Mrs aiar.in Swnehart who have
been guests cf Van Fenneli and family. depart
cd we..needly for their home in Ohio:
of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Parsons.
Thomas jester and wife have returned to their
home in Li,tl" Sioux. Ia, after a visit with D.
6. Williams and family
Miss Maynie Robinson and Doctor ]. ". Eagle
ton ~ West Salem spent few davs with the
formers parents, Mr. and Mrs. y. Robson. last
week.
Mrs. Ella Mclean n Oiney Ia a ru.st Of Mrs
RiCkard ma'r1H at the Oh! Folks Home
- a Brown Is visiting friends In Indianapolis.
Frank Ritter has returned 20 HE schoO! duties
Miss Maud white of Charleston Is spending
few DAYS with friends in this city
Miss Filth ShIpnan has returned home from a
visit in Tcrrn Eautn.
Miss Ethel Rarsial has returned from a weeks
Mr.. and Mrs III F. Ritter are home from
'3.ir s "Gil;ns 1ts,;Is trip throus5 The Eas;
guest ~ Miss Eva Frazier last week.
M!s. Dudileson OF Tcrre Haate is guest Of
hsr daughter. Mrs g. ~ Lci;c'..
brother. Aivin Wcich. and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Ere! King are home from visit
with relatives in Charleston.
Ni,s Lulu Hughes has returned from visit
with Miss Gussie Renton in Gillespie
w. 4; fioT=rs and wife are visiting relatives
guests Of Mis- Louise ard Miss Agnes RaaN
Miss iHt:Ie Wolf Of Sullivan is a guest Of
Nisy N~rci Var-slev has returned IN cham
Mis- P"r'Ia shy. .vt0 has h-e- cr'"-t q
~. ]. y Rosehoorn. has returned 70 -. MaIys,
Miss Duiovne ha- returned to her horne I,
family
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Ra;h. who have been
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-07
CHESTER, ILL.

Marcel Palmer of Fsairie du Rocher was in
Mrs y. II. Fox cs Red Bad IL the CUES. Of
h'r mOtt-I. Mrs. August Miller. this week
Eirs Frank Fpmorsky If PeTryvil!e No. is
th. guest this week ot Hiss Lizzie Pcmcrsky.
Miss Ruth Crissey is visiting her sister. Mrs.
RAY Hardy in East ST Louis.
the guests ot Miss Helen Ponder Friday and
s'Ii,.TG..y.
William Ma,'ocF Is visiting in Cape Girardeeu.
Nh.
Miss noe puclos of Prairie du Rcc,er attended
the county teachers meeting here Saturday.
Joseph AfG-rly Of Waterloo son of Doctor H.
e. Addrriy - Chester. and Niss Gertrude Nor
lis ~ 81. Louis were married at the Holy Com
rnun!an Episcopal Church In -. Louis Wstnes-
day. The vouns couple will reside a; Waterloo.
John VIII of ErewervIie was In Chester
N.dn. s5ay.
The Emerson Club me. at the home or Miss
Matte Sisbct Wednesday afternoon. Interesting
papers the carly history u England Were
read by Misses Elizabeth Mann and Eioise Har-
Miss Alice Crissey led the discussion on
current topics Quotations from Byron concluded
M.ss Tiara Weinrich was the guest Of friends
In Perryvs. No. this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Griess gave n reception
Thursday in honor 81 their nineteenth wedding
anniversary. Among the guests present We're
NJ. Mary Leslie and Laura jewell Of Pinck-
in. ladies' of the Methodist Church gave a
luncheon at the home OF MIS-. Arthur Criser Fri
day evening.
Charles W Lay oc the Ava Advertiser. visited
relatives ard friends I'm Chester sunday.
Frank &. Moore Of Sparta visited his parents
ex-Sherif and Mrs. Frank Moore. in this city
Monday.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-07
I1OBERLY, MO.


Mrs. sail:e Bay1han 1f Pomona. Cal. wa. :,,s
guest o. Doctor and Mr.. J. I. Fry several days
during the week ami departed tor h"- horl. TL..-
dFv.
Miss Ar:a james. uho Ia. l,e-n -.si;.ns her
sister. Mrs way;ars. ir Columb a, has returned
hone
Miss Lar-a Flee: CT Salisbury :, visiting Nc
brTir friends.
Nj. sa3 Mrs. G-crg. weli1 NJ! daughter.
Lmrr'!lton. Ark.. wi:l, Mr. Rtrt Weldon.
:" licr home s.rer a p..asaai Isl; With Mrs u
?. Cave
Charles WATTS or c, T,E,:ts So n: several .a-s
:a:s He"i. with Herbert r wits eni i-nIily and
returned Tuesday to tils home
Mrs. I. i,n.set; of Paris e nj 'yi3g n vis; At
the home of Ar. ard Mrs IsEn Crow.
Ai:Hs H-lcn Coz has returned tn Dortrf:,s
and We
.i:-r; Paul Brown Of 81. Lea:. So ere CUES: a:
Ms Anna Jar.s
5iTs. Rolil Ro,hw.,l and 1900 .amc5'"r- !>nr
tse, ':"3s-:ei Tuesday 20 sp.rd -.Ne al weeks in
Me:nphls. Tenn. VITA Airs- Olive .fnl on.
NJ. and H!s. I'd Given AZ. ~ot ming q, Nt
ST.':rss. ArE.. during tire a'at"! no -.
&i-s Nsrssyet 1Isa ear=h;er e I. 8 iIa::. o.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-07
Helen jordan are visiting friends in Kansas

Helen jordan. visiting friends In Kansas
cry.
;irs. Caroline Zurzak and daughter Miss
blanche. are home from Il visit in ST. Louis
Miss lula tiaEsz is home from a visit with
her friend. Miss Taylor. at Rockport. III.
Nr. a:.i MIS-. Richard Hass and Mr and Mrs.
Al Isubienan OF 81. Luis visited here the past
week.
Mr. and Mrs. !. F. Nelson OF New Hope have
returG;'. home. after pleasant visit here with
their daughter. Nrs. I;a Miller.
Messrs, =. VI. stark ana ". J. Crow are at
Springfield Mo. attending the annual meeting
"f she state Horticultural Society.
Mrs. Ike GIa<shsTE an! Miss Esther Younker
of St. Louis are visiting Mrs. Il. Younker and
family.
joseph sullivan Of Indianapolis Is visiting r.la-
tiv-s ard friends in tliS city.
T.. l.. Hsssnr is visiting his son. Robert Hes
s.r. and family in 81 Louis.
+. H. cullen Of Mexico VISITED his mother and
sister Ec'c last week.
w. Il. Clements visited his nephew. Wiibar
Clements. in -. Louis.
FhillI. IiarSz Of Macon visited his brother. A.
e. Garsz. here this week
Ian BIysOn iS home from Chicago for visit
which will last until January /.
W. A. Gum celebrated his seventy-third birth
day last Friday with a family dinner. which was
attended by M: a. Gum wife and dau4hter; and
Mrs. l.. l.. E.sser anf. daughter. Miss Pearie
Morse, all OF 81 LOUIS.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-07
K!Ri<SNELI.E, MO.

Mrs. Clarence Baxter and aanrh,e- of Nov.n-
Mrs. s"'i Eugene LACY is the guest OF her moth
er; Mrs; KsteTs 5.laTk; s.: mar, =, tho wee,,
Mr. a.a Mrs. Victor Parrish were in st, Louis
Mrs. Rober, Clark. Jr. went to Fort Smith
i'rerarations were hegur Monday for the May
festival which VII be held n n"x sRrns INJECTOR IN ,
Of the local musicians. Miss Pauline Dohson &C.
cornpanist. Those who will rarticiiate ar: T,
watson GATES: Misses Ms,lde AMI E,slka Rom, Pom,
bauer zena Morris KaiheTtnG 1ssv TTimm%h n
Gle Alexander Eta Wish, iGana EYnnS 5ssslc s,sG
Rancha MscI.ar-n. Grace Ramsey; Ad,th Car Car
re,t zstta GHods {raas arTInrto st6 H'. cdrea Ba
keT' aa'e Deiia .'I Enechart Erminle oxcn, carrie
Susan Ret TpsPai F7sd Pai5eH Esse4ie f.
We ". Baker ROLAND stanley. ci;l Johns. g
MsstheTsy Hr.Mh z " " Kuhn. ii "roD F. b Watson Bean
Sebs Ennis. Emery Ennis. Eugen1 Engs!haT-- =
Hars rrys9g: X 2 T. w. MiIi ai6 a cnnrss HiRsfi'
iiaii iiert coon Roy Stockwcather. c. d. Berry.
j. charles n Adams departed this week for Hous-
ton rhs T1 ae9 s9A Wan:aT Ts5sGff whs,
was snter,ained this week hy @ Mrs r. F. pIscSs Eow
nT1f an p,fsr hs spsS frank wsf% Yum Hn g orct
N Kennedy. Frank Traverse. V: Miller Charles
Risr RdWen. 4 l. coolsy char!ss s,iii warren Hem
ilt"n Fred Wits"n, " Il clark oIs w T. Isc,,fs s,@
tho club prize. spoon Mrs. Young was accord
ed visitors pIizc. pack Of cards.
Miss Anita Mcbride Of Michigan is expected
70 conduct art class.
Mr. and Mrs. s Jonas entertained the Married
Ladies' and Genrl"rnen's Whist Cinh Thursday
night. These present were: Mr.. and Mrs. u. g.
Pierce. Mrs MARY Picker Mr.. and Mrs F,ank
Young Mr. and Mrs. w. -. Font Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Wilson MT G. A. Adams Mr.. quail The
ladies' rriz. plate. the Gentlemcn's n
burnt wood calendar.
The Iota Tan Sigma. a fraternity of the A $.
q. gave its initial entertainment Friday night.
a bowling party. to tn" club.
Miss Katherine Berghofer Of Quincy Is the
guest Of Mise Ethe. SOule.
George Justice I.ins coach ~ the 4. g -.
football team. has returned to his home in VII
minetcn III.
Mrs Harry SIN and son will leave next week
for visit In SCheil city. Mo.
Doctor Roy Bceman is In New York
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-07
COLCMBEA. NO.

Miss Eiiz1beth Williams Is visiting tic family
of her uncle. Walter Williams
Charles Hale of CarrGlltru snert l,,n,-rIviry
with Columbia friends 7
MISC Anne James has returne! to her horne IN
land ~ '
Mrs ] W. Benton returned fror, rons,s c,,v
=, Mrs M; n ! smit, returned TO her home at
High Hill. MO after visit to her SON
Miss Floy Tucker of Marshall Is visiting h.r
sistar Thss 1ha, CIaudie Tu.ker. who Is studSrt
aunt. ri. and Mrs. G NJ shaw ~
Mrs- ,reorge {; Pratt IS spenIing few weeks
In 81. Louis with her hrIxhaIli
Mrs n snow Of Chicago is here on a visit
10 ii,. auEt. Ms. Z g Brcadhnaa
II: Smith ere visiting in Mexico ~ -
Mrs. +. ~. Pove has -e,ur-nd So-re o-.o- =,
two weeks visit to Kansas CITY ="
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-07

i'-a'-ie !I,n. Va. .e gust cc Mis- uaIe, COX
se:e:ai days iu g. .i;o r,e;.
Frank H,Doa,k ( CalUnh . j! f.t-r vigr
to LIS parcE.,S - an; NJ ~. ;.as..syx -.
C:pa'tcp Thu STA - IL NE
MIS- Emma SCOT. sri;..n-'. Wednesday from a
visit - Chi,aar
Mra g. L. Iilzs=- Z 81 :. as r.-rrn,! ho.:a
VI eds "a. afr -. @-s.t SI.I - si.-
Ter Me- -. r E.i't- Ai-> NJ 10 Wh.:. &c o:.:-
panied a-r ami "!I VIZ, s";. 81 w,,k~ :. -.
Louis
The y. q. c. ~ Sfa.sf'y =a.e s.; -: sfal aa,.
F"iu'Ir '.id in!ts' oeE - ..t,t ...."h l.,...
pfsfT'L - g'rVtar q '.:rr'- rr...U- -.
we're ieG:rsted t. eT-,t :: Il IS y =, Ell & So-
tho h'?" i II tEe FDti!r l., 4 3.
Nj. =. II. Si1ea>--:f-- = sanity c:l', -. !r.- !
S"rnsi+ 'ihursIty ait":a,,.9. 4. h i.oTl=. .n
EI~.s av'au.. Mrs. =. y I;--w- who J. r.c--
l.i"5t r: '5a clan. --ya iI.t.,, sting raiz ~.
=" ta.G i!.. = i.tr l.r.,. uE week. which
- beautifully lug At vita :tc-eop;icon
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-07
IN NEIUf1DVK1NU CI1 I'D.
Jefferson CITY Hannibal Kansas City Columbia Springfield Nai
EdwardsvIle Belleve. larrUtOn, Matio?n, EaE*
st. Louis, ILL., IaducaI, KY, and Nincenncs, IrC.

sls.w0e".. ol... ac.er Visit with her parents
N.s' jennie II FrlIkin has returned to her
h9tu- ~ iaa..aE a.'.r n II il With friends here.
M:-' n,mrie Ksltpatri k en;ertain.d Inc L TO
! 60 I!un SI.ur!sIy attcino y R-fr.shT
Esr, S,,.'i - Miss Pearry ra.llr: Miss Mlry
E.E-E. Miss !!" Smith. Nj E.ith .ig.es. Nj =
.u'l4I So" "HT' h + Aiis- fI-en Artll, ny Miss
t,Ini. k":trn. Ms Eer:a Rs ana Mis-. Pearl
Eau,!.
Mr. ANDY ";:.rs,n 10 in Kansas City. the
guest n' her daughter. MrS. KIM"
Tie Mu.i, al club sIen = p a ant evening win
M.S. E!I.- A-v.'l Tue. cav. An excellent pro-
sLaIGmr Wa lenl.T... T&as" pes Z; MI,
Georgia Smith. Mis- I:s;t.a HAYDN. Miss Laura
l." f"ui,h. NI~ Wai" Iu-'"u. Mr.. Eli Mcr-
rl:j. ",;l iAr li"rt:ral Wal sr :. rrowhr t!Gc.
Iruf.ss Hal. Nr. Harry N"l>0n. 10 tor I. J
Wctzrl. Mr.. i'FttrIs,yf Il and i'rp:e ". a chat
fat.
Mss AGah Ro,nnser is spending 4 few days in
Kansas t!tE.
NJ Joules, p.'ar.v has rrtur-el 10 81 Louis
aft.- visi; with his fareEts. Mr.. and Mrs. r. !.
Delaney
NJ and Mrs. Savre CouTt1ey OF Kansas CITY
visited in Sp-ia-fi.ta Thursday. "A ruute 10 NV
Yori. ara otEo- Ea-terH 20 nts. on their wedding
trI- Ms 4. urtasy formerly Miss Al;c.
Johnston a:.i j. a daughter 4 NJ. ard Mrs cal
J"hEstnu and was a at fiy"rt" here. whore
she lived Until moving T. Kansas CIV. a C'u'i.
~ y'lrs aer TIL" ctr-'" vii! rrGtie in chicago.
tlgS. ..irh,Is anI Ntti- s"n Of North View are
the guests ei Mrs. Ha-rv so pr
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-07
LOUISIANA, MO.

Miss Susie Flanagan is visiting relatives at
f7arksviIle thi. week
Miss AdaIine Caldwell Of Elsbsrry visited here
Daniel McAiis,er Of ST. Louis visited here this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. \, ". Mo--ow visited Mrs. Mo-
rows parents at slater last week.
Doctor T. g. HntiICriin and family visited with
h:e parents at Ashlev last week.
Mrs. Julia Morrow IL visiting her daughter.
Mrs. ]. A. Sidney. and family at Hannrral This
week
Hiss Peachie Ransorle visited friends Al,
Quincy several davs last week
Miss Violet Jamison =: E!sherrv is tn. ruest
OF Dan Killing and family.
Mrs. Harry E. Rose Hf Grand Rapids. Mich.
IS :he guest of Mrs. John G. For.
Warren MAY OF St. Louis was the guest Of r
a May and family this week
Carl Statzer Of New York is visiting his mother
and other relatives in this city
Miss. OH. Pnxter departed Saturday for Far
nrgtbn. Ia. whore she viii spend .ha winter.
Mss IrIga Smith gunr. Of Mis- Mary
Reefs in st. Louis the past week
Miss Grace knrnrr q. CTaTkevl.le visited sfss
NSe''fe Ia"noClSe this week.
Miss Emma simsrds Sf C1arfvil!e v-as IN"
rr"st of Mrs. Edgar Stark several days ti,e past
aeelc
e. +. Cole and family Il Paodr~,,se visited his
father. Mayor Cole and family this week
g. II. TayNr anh Miss Helena Taylor of Ro~k-
port we're the guests o. friends here this week
Mrs. ". A. Jordan and little granddaughter.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-07
KANSAS CITY. NO.

Cards are out announcing the Forthcoming mar
nag" Of the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. r II
Bgriis. Nsttie Weldon. ard Do~tor Claude Owen
pa,laid.9n. The date Is fixed for December Il.
Mrs. Walter Shivers and Mis-. Viola Stotz are
10 entertain on De"enh"- u ( r Mics Marguerite
'ir1ham and Ar. Ehwar7 ''h-'rcillI The guests
or honor ar" 10 be mani ! Ssw Years nve
Mr. ard Mrs. J. Is. Iland!s are at home at
Mrs. " ". Nelson giv"s an Informal dance
Tomorrow evening for Miss Alice Anders Of
Mrs. Peter II Tis-nar's reception Trasdav was
a brilliant affair. The Eur sts numbered quite 400
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1902-05-16
HE HAD NO CASE.
The Judge Gives Reasons for Ruling
Against the Farm Hands.

The Judge Gives Reasons for Ruling
Against the Farm Hands.
Justice does not always frown, for
now and then judge will unbend and
illuminate his decisions with the light
of humor. Sterling b. Torrey, judge of
the Circuit Court of Jefferson County,
Kentucky, is such a magistrate. Here
is the decision which he rendered in a
suit brought by a Farmland against
his employer to recover damages for
having poisoned himself with Paris
green, which he was ordered to put on
potato-bugs 1t was hot day, and
the man had turned back his shirt at
the throat, exposing his chest to the
poison. The judge said:
The plaintiff exceeded the scope of
his employment in sprlnkling Paris
green elsewhere than on the potato
vines, as his special and exclusive
agency was to kill the bugs basking in
the shade of said potato-vines; the
plaintiffs act in allowing the defend
with his flesh, instead of with the flesh
of the bugs, was unauthorized and ultra
vires the mental and physical suffer
ing of which the plaintiff complains
was the result of his own wrong in
mfsapplying the defendants Paris
green to purposes other than those for
which he was employed to apply it, and
besides is damnum absque injuria; the
plaintiff. in opening his clothes and ex-
posing himself to the Paris green, was
guilty of contributory negligence; the
plaintiff knew as well as the defendant
that Paris green was poisonous. If he
did not know that Paris green was a
poison. this suit should not have been
brought in his name. but by guard
ion
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1902-05-16

Bishop Potter says that when he has
been travelling In Europe or visiting
public places he has never heard loud
or harsh voice raised above the tone Of
others around him without turning
with shudder of apprehension to find
If the voice were that of a fellow coun-
tryman. Are Americans in so much
haste that they do not take time to
modulate their voices? That conclu-
sion is more probable than that the air
of freedom is not favorable to an agree
able utterance. A man Is known by
the voice he keeps. Identification is
just as practicable when woman
speaks. In the cultivation of good
manners the vocal chords must not be
forgotten.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1902-05-16

A mining expert recently described a
lode as trayersing "a metamorphic
matrix Of n somewhat argilloarena-
ceous composition" This means, liter
ally, "A changed mass of somewhat
clayey sandy composition" This in its
turn may be translated into plain En-
glish as mud Why choke a puny fact
with murderous polysyllables? Hulk
ley and Darwin, Lyell and Faraday
could so write as to be "understanded
of the people" and there Is suspicion
abroad in these times that the big
words so freely used by small men are
device to conceal ignorance and mex
act thought rather than a proof of SUI
perior knowledge.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1902-05-16
Mr.. Eyarts' Prolific Pen.

While DR.. Seward Webb is travelling
in the far West his friends in Vermont
are keeping him in mind for the nomi-
nation for Governor. 1t was While he
was counting his wife Ga daughter of
William ii. Vanderbilt that DR.. Webb
began his annual visits to the Green
Mountain State To be near her he
paid call upon the late William Nj.
Evarts, who owned fine farm in Yer
mont.
Mr.. Webb arrived at the ex-senator S
house about noon on a very hot day.
Luncheon was just served in the din
ing-room. the table placed almost I'M
derneath large, old-fashioned fire
place. Among other things on the
board was a cold ham. stuck all over
with spices, which Mr. Eyarts proceed
ed to carve.
Doctor" he asked, 'did you ever
hear of the - magaZine?"
"Oh, yes replied DR.. Webb, 81 be
lieve it is something new they have
Just started over in Brooklyn
"Well DOCTOR" continued Mr.. Ev-
arts. that magazine has written me to
send them something choice from my
pen. guess I'll send them a slice of
this ham. p Philadelphia Press.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1902-05-16

What's the use of crowding, anyway?
There's no need of anyone being JOS
tied off the map. There's plenty of
room. When the crowd begins to push
and shove and the struggle for stand
Ing room grows strenuous and the
strife for dollars becomes too fierce
Just step over into Labrador. This is
an age of expansion. If there isn't
room enough for You to expand in our
new insular possessions Labrador, with
its vast expanse of unoccupiel terri
tory, holds out its Icy arms to you and
says, Come" The census returns for
1901 show total population for Labra-
dor of 1854. which indicates falling
of of 4T2 from the returns of the pre-
ceding census. AS Labrador has an
area of 100000 square miles 1t viii be
lcen that there is plenty of room for
the ambitious young man to grow up
and expand with the country. In fact.
there Is more room in Labrador than
there was in 1891, for 4T2 persons have