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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-09-24

Eatonton Messenger: Every now
and then it becomes plain why Macon
doesn't like Atlanta. So long as At
lanta gets what she wants, the Atlanta.
papers speak quite well of Macon in a
patronfzing way; it is when Macon
stands in the way that Atlanta really
gives her piece of her mind An in
stance has occurred lately. The merits
of the case need not be gone into: it
is sufficient to say that Macons claim
for some sort of recognition as against
Atlanta brought forth the most con-
temptuous sneers of Atlanta's morning
newspapers as regards Macon. and ii
was potent that in the estimation of
that newspaper all that could be said
to describe Macon was that il was
about 100 miles from Atlanta. 1t NAV
be true that Atlanta is the biggest
place on earth, and that Macon is the
smallest, but a town is not ALWAYS
judged by the number Of people in it.
When one goes to Macon and meets
Macon people, he can feel pretty sure
he is meeting gentlemen; but when one
goes to Atlanta and meets Atlanta peo-
pie, he can't be quite sure whether he
is meeting gentlemen or pickpockets-
until afrerward. Macon has soma
merit.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-09-24
ATLANrA.s MISSING YouNGsTEn.

Atlanta News: 1t now looks as
though Kenneth Strowbridge, the 13-
year-old boy who disappeared from the
Donald Fraser school at Decatur Fri
day, has run away from his home, and
is not wandering around the country
i'll, as was at first supposed. The po-
lice have learned where the lad dis
posed of his school books, and it is
supposed that he used the money for
the purpose of getting away from his
home. The 11-year-old son of Mrs. NJ.
G. Dempsey. of II Rheinhardt street.
who disappeared Thursday, has not
been heard from. 1t is supposed he
has been kidnapped by a pedier with
whom he was seen just a short time
previous to his disappearance.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-09-24

There is unusual activity and some
excitement in army and navy circles
at Pensacola over unexpected and un-
explained orders from the department
A. the navy yard a telegram from the
navy Department has been received
ASKING Tor report on the number Of
ayallaole marines at the yard and Civ
w INSTRUCTIONS for them 10 hold them
selves IN readiness 70 move auicliv ~,
later orders. This gave rise 10 tie rs,.
NOR that the men were 20 b. sent
70 Panama, but some Of the men be-
lieye y merely preliminary order "a
ne game Of war ~ b. played here De-
tween army ana navy this ran. ara ia.
tended merely 70 give them 4 pracfice
lesson % quick prepa ration Tor action
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-09-24
AGAIN SHIPPING ROCK.

Some time ago the Hull phosphate
works at Punta Gorda were burned.
Since that time until now there have
been no shipments of rock. Although
the new works have not been entirely
completed, to-day will witness the tow
ing of part of the first cargo from
the new works. The Spanish steamer
Gracia is awaiting a cargo of 1000
tons Of rock. The rock is for Ply
month and for Falmouth, England.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-09-24
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KING OFALL BOTTLED BEERS"~
Order enry Scion & Son
WHERE A HERO RESTED.
Tablet to Mark Vault Where
Greene's Remains Were Found.

Tablet to Mark Vault Where
Greene's Remains Were Found.
The memorial tablet that is to be
placed on the old Graham vault in
Colonial Cemetery, where reposed for
ia years the remains of Maj. Gen.
Nathaniel Greene, reached the city
yesterday. 1t is to, be placed in posi-
ton when the ceremonies attendant
upon the refinement of the remains
are held in November.
The tablet has been purchased by
the descendants of Gen. Greene, and is
now in the possession of Mr.. Robert
T. Waller, who has represented them
in the matter.
The tablet is about three feet by a
foot and half in dimensions and is
cast from solid bronze. 1t is the work
of Paul E. Cabaret of New York and
presents a graceful and artistic ap-
pearance. The body of the tablet is
of dull bronze, while the letters and
border are raised and polished The
letters are of old Roman script and the
inscription is as follows:
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-09-24

The Seaboard Air Line will operate
what promises to be an exceptionally
large excursion on Sept. %. Passen-
gers will be brought to Savannah from
Montgomery, Columbus, Albany
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-09-24
ROME ITEMS.
Etks Fair ana Carnival 20 Re Hei%
seEFo Congress fn October

Rome. Ca. Sept 25.-An Elks falr
and carnival VIII be held 81 Rome OCT
70 H. II promises 10 be an interest
ing occasion, and viii bring o iafss
number ~ people ~ fbe eng.
The ccioreq people ~ NORM D'"
SIS ere preparing ~ hoig coz
ef Ngbley Fafk 0et ~ They f
eikeues flse befseunena ~ tAfiI iae@
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-09-24

Mr.. Wade H. Leahy, division passen-
ger agent of the Atlantic Coast Line
left last night for Fitzgerald. He will
return tomorrow.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-09-24


Americas and intermediate points. Ex-
cursion tickets will be good on the
regular train from Columbus. but a
special car will be operated from
Montgomery and another from Helena.
In ali twenty-five coaches will be used.
Mr.. @. E. Walworth, assistant gener-
al passenger agent of the Seaboard Air
Line, left yesterday for a trip to Now
Orleans. He will be away several
days.
An excursion operated by the
Charleston and Western Carolina Rail-
road from Augusta, brought 500 pas
sengers to Savannah night before last.
The train was in charge of Mr.. w. =.
Stoy.
The East and West Railroad an
nounces that the office of Mr.. Bart
Cowden, division freight and passen-
ger agent, has been removed from Car
tersville to Cedartown, Ga. The change
became effective. Sept. II.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-09-24

The G. A. r. posts of Florida have
issued circulars, announcing that the
Atlantic Coast Line has been selected
as the official route of that orSaniza-
ton to the G. A. r. encampment that
is to he held in Washington the early
part of October. The headquarters Ear
of the organization will leave Tampa,
Oct. 4, at S O'Clock. having on board the
department commander, G. y. r.. and
the heads of the various posts. The
special car, bearing the Fitzgerald
post. will be attached to this car at
Wavcross.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-09-24

THE EssT COAST cAsAL
Capt Gleason, 40 chargs u ne tso
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-09-24
Here rested for ia years

Inc remains Oh .
Maj. Gen. Nathaniel Greene. .
Born in Rhode Island, Aug. Z, 1912;
:, Died at Mulberry Grove, Ga, .
June 10, 1886.
His remains and those of his ED
est son,
George Washington Greene, .
Now lie under the monument in .
Johnson Square,
This City.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-09-24
IN THE RAILROAD WORLD.

The Central of Georgia's excursion
from Macon. Covington, Mclean,
Waynes5oro. Dublin and intermediate
points proved the largest of the season.
In all 2,25S passengers were handled,
of whom 400 were from Dublin. arriv-
ing on the regular train from that
place, and the others. 1858. from the
other points. These excursionists were
very much in evidence on the streets
yesterday. The tickets are limited to
Sept. %.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-09-24

Mr.. H. K. Deale, assistant general
freight and passenger agent of the Ma
con, Dublin and Savannah Railroad
will return to Savannah to-day after
a visit of a few days in Macon.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-17
HANNIBAL, MO.

Misses katherine and coIinne Shields. daugh-
tiers OF Colonel George H. Shields. ST. Louis. are
the guests Of their uncle, Doctor d.. H. Shields
Mrs. George whaIey returned Wednesday from
guest OF her brother-in-iaw. W; whaiey..
Mrs. Leon bonds has returned from a visit in
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Bach, entertained a num-
Der Of their friends at a lawn n party at their hs
Is R96i PioTs Of sc kaRses c Flora r Ro.s sges'f Frances Sssss
Blanche ciore. Bertha Eoft. Goldie shuck. Mag
gle Ryan, Mae Davis; Soldis Glenn, Vera Led
Messrs. Otis Smith. Chester Ryan. Rudolph Bach.
RGy, Niece; Carl Sn,i FIN; Ha Csyl 9 f,.ainTd H MrllIs
Hoicomb. Harry weihe. Willie Gliary and Carl
Mrs! Mrs. ]. W. Blake departed for Wheeling. NO..
to visit a sick relative.
Mrs. Frank Richmond departed for st. Louis
her Of the Illness Of her. father. the Reverend
T. s. Love: Of that etty-n u ,....
guest Of Miss Rose Duncan.
Miss AIlene Davidson mas returned from a
WIZ NJ. IN and Ms. Andrew ,Milright. of La Crosse.
VIE: are n yisi gJr;s IL t aDs Mis- Mis-, Meta KobIer were
the guests Of 81. Louis friends Wednesday.
Miss olive orr has returned from a visit in
MISS Helen Koechlin has returned to her home
in Keokuk. Ia. after a visit with Mrs. l. 7.
Mrs. Geo. Cox has returned to her home in
sp5tnsaet Id s M9f s Tenth q street, n1sst win Mrs freq
Mrs. Richard Fennimore and little daughter:
Mqs sarah PITTS. Departed fer their home in
Cedar Rapids. Ia. Wednesday.
Mrs. G. W. Phillips has returned from a visit
Miss Emma t SsTke N Tstssnfd Wednesday Me- fro"
Mrs, r. L. Hixson entertained a few friends
Monday at ping-pong.
Of the Missis Brighton n.veral days. returned 10
their home in Keokuk Tussday.
Misses Edith and Vivian Dalary are visiting
in Salisbury No.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-17
LOUISIANA, MO.

Miss Ida Ringing returned to her home at
Baraboo. Wis. Sunday. after a pleasant visit
Nessrs. !. II. Eagle and Virgil Rawlev and
Mrs Maud Powers departed Tuesday for a yaca-
tion trip to Colorado
urday from a visit at Grimes Clubhouse win
their friend. Mrs. Hammerstein of 81. Icuis
Miss Leila Hughes OF Trenton, Mo. arrived
Thursday TO visit Miss Irma Smith for a few
'davs.
Mrs. Eurene Wilson and son returned To their
home in New Hone SATURDAY after a visit here
with Doctor and Mrs. ]. NJ. Duncan.
Misses Anna Mcdonald and Adine Bates of
Palmyra are the guests of Misses Willie and Alec
Miss Trina ninth chartered the steamer Jacob
Richtmen Monday evening and gave a dancing
PARTY in honor of her guest. Miss Hughes Of
Mrs. Ned Rule and son are visiting friends in
Colonel Ed A. Glenn and Eugene Pearson de-
parted FRIDAY for a vacation trip tn Salt Lake.
Mrs. ". O. Tisiey entertained the Self Gull
ture Club at her home Tuesday morning at a
ping pong party.
Mrs. A. II. wenkIe returned from Champaign.
H.. Tuesday. where rhe went with her brother
Harry Rubey. who will study civil engineering.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tawney have returned tn
their home in PittsnurS after 3 pleasant visit
here with Mr.. and Mrs. ". J. Tawney.
Mrs.. C. E. vani-r Is visiting relatives al Old
Ms. ]. E. Forrey and son departed Tuesday
for Lebanon. Tex. where they will visit several
Mrs. waiter withrow and son. Troy, rere the
guests Of Judge and Mrs. Eugene Stark this
week.
Arthur cubberiy departed Monday for 81. Louis
u take a trio with his uncie Captain Larry Cub
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-17
CHILLICOTHE, MO.

Mrs. John Graves is entertaining her daughter.
Mi Mrs. Ef B. F.. N %iiRsrs 90 ' IS so@e from %Sn' a visit to
her sister, Mrs. Louis Kaltenbach Of Kenosho.
Nj, and Mrs. f B Fish Of St dGssoh are
to. The Northern Lakes
B1 Mtss Faly ate after mas a v Fstur To the 20 Misses Mss aV GTac sa
Miss Inez Willard entertained a company Of
PiTl fT aifsnde sr' tEe band sTeP oGnser ai'f It w was co she
pIHPen,ary to Miss Zeila Collin v Of Pleasant
McintgTti. Carrie YaIsey, Lone Weasherby: Ma
riS %I,s sal Eya M Teila GSiii en;er EgFsala at BF tea Tues
day ~ Evening. oompiimentaTy to Miss leila eei::
W WhSdi saG ie aftsT several SS 9f' W ReeR. visit here hii'
Miss Ada Taft departed ssturday'for Quincy.
Mrs. L. I, Du Bolt Is home from a visit to
from a two weeks. visit with the Misses Jourdau
Misses lone weatherby and Mayme Bryan are
visiting at Braymer.
spending the sumner at MooresviIle. visited her
aunt. Mrs T c: Canpbell this week
visiting her sister. Mrs. E. Kirtiey. has returned
The Misses Hursthsi are entertaining the
Misses Adamy Of Quincy, III:
Misses May and Beuiah Ramsey are visiting
Miss Kate watson is home from a months
Mrs. samuel, Hawkins o. s.. Louis is visiting
the family ls,f Of her 6rother,,n.law. r. asTsins
Misses Brownf seifd Z" Nae0n Is WISHING the
eu shf; Tuesday IN; IA saTT 7 nrf she faTor: az being iIs-1 Gibl
s6a pir,Tres' The hostess vas sssisted b her
priz. went 70. Miss Cotha Wells.
party M?ndsy, night; complimentary. to their
and Miss Elizabeth w fihnnp'oo Of 81 chieasno T Tsc
lone-hard prize for ladies. a Gibson panel. was
received the Eentleman's ione-hand prize. q set
q got6 rule The game prizes were won by
Mrs. Charles L. Waite was hostess Of a garden
Miss Sue McDoweli is home from a visit to
Mi Miss KI E.llf fY, KITsy is e9:sr,sinins her cousin.
Miss Esteile Pvgh q oskaioosa. Ia, $ the
wash aiSSons, iisfRk' Wea nea net fer " a month nr at
Doctor and Mrs. J. O, Dorsey and children of
spending this week vtpnf Braymer friends: ar
Mrs. Harry scamptor of Marion. Ia. who has
bern visiting Mrs John Milbank. has returned
Miss Mayme MIlsank was hostess Sunday Of
shankiin and McssTs. Ed Patterson and Frank
4 moonlight picnic at Graham's Mil Tuesday
f fdn Re1. Is the M f9IlGTinr ns y9sns Rs9PIe; M Iiissfss
Reusch. Messis.. Don Older. Harry Brant. Joe
Misses MsIis q West csihoan strse.;
Ths fUll0win S, Young ms. lddis- c MiTSs0p by M r.
day "Wednesday at Roach Lake. complimentary
Misses ssss w Msmss N Misses s.: LT Eame wh0 M "a saneins lice nes
and Catha Well. Neen Mcvey. Mayme Milbsnk.
Bebe and Nell Sheotz. PAYNE Wells. Mary Henry.
Ethel Edserton- Mayme Mentally and Laura R-r-
Mrs. Al Stockton is visiting relatives in Okla
the Misses Romeiser.
Miss Alice Dickson or Atchison. Kas.. visited
MIS-. z. J. Broaddus this week
Mrs. l. S. Ware and daughter. Miss Bertha.
returned THURSDAY from a visit to Iowa relatives
weeks visit to MooreSyille Springs.
Misses Frank and Florence AEDer departed
Friday for a visit TO Minneapolis.
Mrs Lewis Chapman Of Liberty. who has been
the family Of L. A. Chapman. returned
home this week.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-17
WATERLOO, ILL.

Miss Estella HORNE of Chicago Is visiting
Miss Bessie Ans Of St Louis was the guest
friends here Wednesday.
Mrs Charles Lutz entertained a large number
Attorney Fred Reiss OF Red Bud was the
Miss Lena Wagner visited friends At Red Bud
Mrs. Louis Eilbracht of St Louis is visiting
Mrs. William F. Eilbracht-
Mrs. C.. E James and daughter MISS Mary
I. James. who were visiting relatives at Chester.
Mrs. 5. B. Hilton and Miss Katie Heer visited
william Clement and Elizabeth Klinkhardt
were married Monday by the Reverend Schlatt-
Mrs. Ernst Wolf and son. Earl. visited friends
Ms. Adam, Anas and daushtsI who wers
visiting friends at Anna. returned nome
Miss Mary Kennedy Of St Louis is visiting
Miss Belle Sampson and Miss Jessie Taylor
Of Renault visited Mrs. s. E Demint.
Mrs. Barbara Schoeneerg is visiting relatives
The Reverend John Nolan attended the Mill
stadt District Sunday School Convention Wednes-
Mrs Lulu Meyers Of St Louis was the guest
Mr.. and Mrs. William Moeiler OF st. Louis
visited relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Rabe Of Red Bud were the
guests OF Mrs. Edward Jobusch.
Mrs. James Brickey is visiting friends at Wei
Miss Nettie Buckley of St. Louis is visiting
Miss Celeste Weltmore is spending the week
with friends at Harrisonville.
Mrs. William Schradsr and children OF Sc
dalis, Mo. are visiting Mrs. Joseph Gsnen.
Mrs. Paul c. Brey entertained the Columbian
Attorney Nelson Rickert and Miss Josie
RIckert visited friends at St. Louis.
Mrs. VIII, Mrs. Buchoiz. Mrs. Weiss and Mrs.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-17
T o ILL.

Ms G F sfhnsIl has returned from an e1-
Mrs, Thomas. Evans departed Monday for
turned Monday from Grand Haven. Mich.
Mrs. r. g. Richardson entertained Mrs. q. p.
h9mpson o. 81. Louis last week at her home
Lbs ladies' Thursday a. her home in Middle
Town. Ter guests were Misses L2ulSe Ms,thaeL
Mrs. ]. II. RSrie entertained Mines. George
at her home 10 IN State aeI street. )" LOUIS last week
Mrs. Anna McCIintOck is visiting in Springfield.
Mrs V. 1, Duke is entertaing the Misses Duke
Miss Alice Mann departed Thursday for New
Nj. and Mrs. T. A. Taylor departed Friday for
Miss Julia Edwards has returned from a two
Mrs. Patrick Dooley has gone to oregon. Mimi.
Mrs; Halle Logan is the guest OF Miss Cert
rude wedding in Jerseyyil!e.
Mrs. i. ii. Osterman is the guest of relatives
Miss Phoebe Copeland Of Kansas City is a
Miss Ella Flynn has done to San Francisco.
Mrs, John L. Foreman has returned from Full
The Misses Phoebe and Emily Neinlnger have
ca M5s, f-d Bern : ,Tlss Ggnther has has re n,Ie to Chi
MGs. Kate Collins mas r Tmir n H irom an e.-
TENDED visit in Pontiac.
cago.
Mrs; 4 N jackson and daughter. Miss Flor
ence Jackson. are spending the summer at Green
Lake. Wis.
Miss Anna Caldwell. accompanied by Miss
Jennie Sparks. departed for Denver. Colo. for
a months visit.
Mrs. E. Marsh entertained Mrs. z A Haight
Of Kirkwood. Mo, last week at her home IN
Upper Alton.
Miss Amelia Kuhn has returned from Baxter
Springs. kas.
Mrs. A.. c. Barr is entertaining Mrs. H. n.
Corey OF Corcisana. Tex.
Mrs. George d. Eaton is visiting in Des
Monies. Ia
Miss Eloise Burnap has returned from Car
roiiton. I'LL. when she was the guest OF Mrs.
Washington Close.
Mrs. Charles schaub has gone to Denver. Colo,
TO visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. George p. Hewitt have returned
from Bay View. Mich
Mrs; Thomas Cowling is entertaining Miss sa-
die Dow of Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Beiser have returned
from Olathc. Kas.
Mrs. &C. squiers is entertaining Mrs. C. W.
Turner OF Springfield.
Mrs. Ben Tompkins has returned from a
months visit in Jerseyville. III.
Miss Gertrude Bishop is spending the summer
at Charievoix. Mich.
Mrs. Agnes Ingles Is entertaining Mrs. Sarah
Duncan Of St Louis.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-17

h,criy. On the City Of cltftca up the Tennessee
River.
Mis-. H. ". williams has returned irUm a pro
t-sctcd visit with her father. Frank Suia. IN
California.
Miss Mary Haley departed MonGay. for Mem,
phis, Tenn. where she will visit To- seVerai
weeks.
Mrs. :. Z. Pearson and daughter. Miss khea.
are sojourning at PertIe Springs.
A pSrty made up OF Mrs. William Jaenscke ana
daughter. Miss Nellie: Misses Bessie. FlgTence.
Msude Baxter. Ida M.lroy Of here. aud Misses
Bessie Digs. Louise Wright. Ona Davis. ERIE
Hogue. Hazel Hogue Of Bowling Green departed
Wednesday On the steamer Sydney on a i"und
trip 10 Burlington.
Misseg Julia Wilson. La7rta Niece. Jalii Dun
can and Helen Wald returned Friday from Ash
burn. vher- they werr the guests of Mrs VII
llarn Wilson at a house party given in honor OF
Miss Della Hill o. Columbus Junction. IA.
Miss Ethel Cook OF Jacksonville. Ill. IL the
guest OF Miss Ella Frier.
Mr.: and Mrs. Albert Howard departed Iuesday
Tor kingisher. Ok. where they Will WIFI a
Mr.. Henry Pride has returned from jackson
vile. Ill. where he visited his sister. drs. '!ile
Mrs, William Morgan and son. Deyo. have re-
turned 10 their home in Chicago. after u "isit
mere With Doctor Deyo and family.
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KANSAS CITY, MO.

Ars Robert Talbot Is entertaining her sister.
Ms Fred heed Of Macon.
to Lexins5on; Mo. to visit relatives.
SIT ana MIS- j. H. sw.naey nave returned
!tom the Netherlands. wEere they went on their
MIs. Charles +. McCoun has gone to the North
Niis 4. F Rennig. MIS-. H. \. Fryer and Mrs.
MS Harry D. Saver and daughter will de-
LIS Ionn Lyons is entertaining Mrs. NJ. Stein
Mss r G: Mitchell and family are entertain
ar. and Mrs r. V. Anderson have returned
Mrs J. \. Frel;z and daughter have returned
depart JaTi Tneaday Il for TIL Mac iaa eeF Fsf lam william Will
Mrs Ida Lennartz Of sedaiia is visiting Mrs.
Miss. Celia spath is IN St. Joseph. the guest Of
Mrs. c. G. Birch and son have returned from
HtTsiTia. In a day or two iney go on 70 the Pa
Mrs; W. l.: franklin and her mother. Mrs. C.
Mrs, Clarence NJ. WsID -idgs ami daughters are
at Lake Minnet9nka. on SHADY Island
Mss J1l,a Howard have returned fIom the Avery
Miss Maud and Miss Elaine Davis are in St.
Mrs. Charles Snyder Of Leavenworth has ter
minated her visit TO Miss Maud Davis and re-
Nj. and Mrs. G. F.. Munns are entertaining
Miss Gertrude weise Of 1pdiananoIi. ia ~.
guest of Mrs. Milo H. Grifhth. the
Mrs W; D. Waller is entertaining Mrs. George
Mr.. and Mrs; c. W. Miller have gone to De-
troit and Toledo for a BRIEF visit.
while in Chicago she was s"' BRIDESMAID is at the
Mrs. cy n has c Saas an Mr Mr, A. Ap H' Tr + Tm lai
MT: Grundy Cockrell have returned from Cali.
There were sixty guests a. Miss Margaret saun-
day' Tn. afisir Vas Ion romniima party on Tues,
NJ; and Mrs. J. A. Edison and daughter. Miss
Ethel. nave gone to Canada.
I'M, Mr. and Mrs; Walter $. DIckey have returned
Carada and sfterTa-ds to tHe Af fSTH .nv Wher re
they were guests Of Mr.. Secretary Shaw on board
Mrs. Jesse A. LYLE is entertaining Mrs. Gorten
Miss Bessie sooy has gone East for the sum
mer; AZ the close of the season she will go to
Miss. Edna Field entertained Wednesday for
Miss Annie Owen OF st. Joseph. Miss Margaret
Sarpenter gave an in ormal at heme this morning
Mrs. Paul Armstrong of New York. accompa-
Mrs. 4. c. ASeli. Is visiting her mother
to Excelsior for a fortnight. NisS Elmer nave gone
MT and Mrs. N. H. Rice have gone to the
Nh and Mrs. T. p. Richie have gone TO Can
ada for a visit OF three weeks.
NIT. H 4: Abernathy and children are on the
Miss Elizabeth Morton is at Narragsnsett for
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Forrest are at Maekinac
Mrs. Harry Rankin and her sons have gone to
Mrs. Fred ". Griffin Is home from Boston and
New York
MIS-; E. 5. shocksy is entertaining Mrs. X. C.
Kis;eler and Miss Margaret Of Topeka.
Miss Corinne Weber Is visiting Miss Mary and
Miss Elizabeth Rose in Atchison.
Mrs. Sarah Wheaton and Mss Wheaton have
bly,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward !. Strong have gone East
to. visit several seaside resorts.
Mrs: W. Il. Slater and son are home from Fort
Worth.
Miss Harriet Barse Is in Paris.
Miss Lillian Shea and Mr.. Edgar Paxton were
married on Monday. After the ceremony. IKE
bride and groom. departed for the Rockies.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-17
MO.

The event Of the week was the railroad elchre
given Friday afternoon By, Mrs. T. s. Hefernan,
at the home Of the former. The prizes. a trunk
OF stationery. a lunch basket and a train az
cars. were captured by Mrs. McLein Jones. Mrs
Sarah p. Hecr and Mrs. c. n. Baldwin. Re
freHhmenta were served by Miss Bessie smith
fi,s BadEisy. Ms. Dulin and Miss jamie Abbot:
e Ms. IL L Middleton Mrs. Jack Russell. Mrs.
Harry Cooper. Mrs. John Crenshaw, Mrs. GeorFe
C2oper. Mrs J.F. Dunckel. Mrs. Z. II. Baldwin.
Hrs. !. Clay Tompkins. Mrs.. Emms A. Cham
bi,es. Mrs. J..R. White. Mrs Frank Fellows.
Mrs y. u. Massey, Mrs. Ed Ranford. Mrs.
Delaney, Mrs. Arch DiEgins. Mrs. Jerome boar
nan. Mrs. r. s. Jewell Mrs. J. II. lie cornpf.
genry sehneidsr. Mrs Henry s@eholtsn.. Mrs.
Jones. Mrs. William Shelton, Mrs. wiz Massey.
Mr.. Louis. Myers. Mrs. r. L. McEihanty. Mrs.
Link. Mrs. Walton Cope. Mrs. Charles McGresor.
Mrs. cy. Wright, Mrs. Arch. MeGreg9r and the
Mr. and afrs. Fine. NJ and Mrs J B
pfine Gideon. Niles Maude GuiEsn. Miss Anasta-
IA Haasett of SC Lonis. Mis- Tnrrsr and Mr.. &