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Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-03-20

TnE following editorial from the
oentraiia C0uner Is very much 10 the
point: The Cpuria lost a subscriber
iast ueek-We have over l,2oo left-on
peculiar grounds lie said be liked
the Courisr. u gave the news and be
ealoyed reading it,aud that his family
rad IL arst q an The papers that he
ret. but somebody had told him that
the osara was making money and be
ruessed he wouldn't take II any
logger We confesscd that with all
our eail ee were somewhat staggered
far Tie moment bat recovering We
recognized IN him an honest specimen
% a class b. no means a. scarce - you
might think There are a few httie
fellows Who can't stand " 9 any
lkdg else prosper n a man works
ike 4 dFay horse and saves bis earn
lnek he arousss his jealousy and envy
and be Immediately shows his DIS
~nlessare. A. long A. you err a mendi-
esnf and b. can tos you a dollar with
~ ame p~atronlIing air that be gives
~ bone. this scii-coutaincd oys-
= 4se.ens q endure you But woe
mnnta 4on 4 you manifest symptoms
a. eettine upon Jour seet Neuiy II
a. 81 klnd q people % make a
eorId
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-03-20

J. KELLY Pool, Of the Centralia
Ceurier, editorially says: We hear a
good deal Of talk about the state
House Ring at jefferson City. OF
course it is all inspired BY the
Annanias Globe. It's strange that
thoughtful men will sometimes take
it up. What constitutes a "State
House Ring" One would think that
the term applied to officials who bad
been holding State Offices for life and
we're In the habit Of passing them
around among each other. What is
truth OF the business? Every State
Official at jefferson save Edward Grow,
Attorney General, Is serving his hrst
term and all save Darlington have
been in ONCE less than fifteen months
An entire new crop Of State officials
was elected In 1900, save Grow. and be
was given bis second term. And this
Is what some people call the 'Stau
House Ring" The truth has only e
be stated 10 show the utter idiocy o.
such rot.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-03-20
NOTICE OF
Supervisor
STATE OF MISSOURI,
COUNTY OF AUDRAIN.

l, Clara ID. Snldow, Clerk d d
County Court Of said county hs.p
certify, that on February 8 100 {
being the third day Of the fgggx
February term Of the County UIld
said county, II was ordered by SaidaEi
that the Inhabitants OF said @HHl
be given thirty days notice by pa0sz
tion OF the fact, that al tbe snsa
school meetings, TO be held IN q
county on the first TUESDAY 10 A
next, the questions OF ''c0unty end
supervision" and the election q
County School Superintenden then
for, will be submitted, and that 4
vote therefor shall be b. ballot, tbs
voting therefor shall have written :
printed on their ballots, "FOr Saa
vision,r and those voting against shA
have written or printed on their :
lots, Against Supervision, and u
the several school districts Tepqfl e
me the result OF said election, IS 9
statute provided, and shall aNHad
the persons voted for and the Eznai
Of votes received by each, for oGals
Superintendent.
Given under my hand ana Sa 2
office this February %, 1902, Doe 4
Office In Mexico, Mo-, the date aol'
written.
lsEALl CLARA D. SNIDQR
Clgk.
Per ?. L. LOCKE
d&w-tApril 2. Depll!
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-03-20

EVERY once in a while you will find
some one who does a good deal Of talk
ing on the street IN reference to
factories ana public enterprises OF
different kinds. Talk is cheap, but 1t
takes money to get results. II those
gentlemen who do 50 much talking
would put up their money when we
have business meetings they would
then be Of some benefit 70 a com
mGnity. The same people in Mexico
have to back every enterprise that is
undertaken and they become very
weary in view Of the continued knock
ing" and fault-hnding Of those who
never put up a cent. We must not
only talk together, but work together
and put up our money together in
order to advance as We should.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-03-20
rHE FARMER AND CITY NAN.

on, the happy farmer, who lives seven
miles from town,
Has no furnace In the basement that
must now be shaken down.
doesn't have 10 hurry out 70 catch
the train, and then
Work behind a desk and Worry as the
slave OF other men:
No superior berates him for the small
mistakes he makes
He is not denied employment for some
little rule be breaks,
And he needn't when he's weary from
the duties Of the day,
Hurry TO so1se distant station, doeg
ing footpads On the way.
Oh, the happy, happy farmer, he Just
hustles out Of bed
And goes shivering for the kindllng,
which he chips out in the shed;
Then, while nav SIGHTING breakfast
he runs out to milk the COWS
And to pry tue tru<eh h49 "a Hen
dusty, musty mows.
oh, he miIks away at BoSSs, and his
handsare cracked and sore,
But he thinks with kindly pityot the
pale clerk in the store,
And he curries down the horses, and
at last, all hairy, goes
Into breakfast With the odor Of the
stable in his nose.
on, the happy, happy farmer Doesn't
have to pay a cent
To a landlord who is heartleSS when
he comes 10 claim bis rent;
The luekleSs clerk is worried when
some other man than he
Is promoted to a station where be
knows he ought to be,
And his wife-his poor wife-nags him
lust because he cannot fly
To a perch beside some neighbor who
is roasting rather high;
HE must walk an aisle from morning
till they close the doors at night,
And goes home to ind the water In
the laundry frozen tight.
Ion, the happy, happy farmer wades in
snow up to his knees
out to where the wintry demons have
been O~yerturning trees,
And be chops and nearly freezes while
the mad wind bowls away,
And the echoes of his mauling rims
among the trees all day;
The snow gets in his boot tops and thu
frost bites at his ears,
While the noises he produces are tn
only sounds he hears,
And at night be thaws the pump oosI
and goes out to do the chores
Where the snow, in long, thin ridges
filters through the stable doors
Ion, happy, happy farmer, what
careless life he leads
Instead Of always buying, be Just raise
what he needs;
His neighbors don't ignore him u he
not as rich as they
Ian be has to do Is work and keep th
] old gray wolves away;
1.-THE coal man and the plumber nesS
crowd him 10 the wall
/ He just keeps forever paying for far
III implements, that's all;
e land at night he needn't dress an
al blow three dollars for the trel
elOf beholding a performance that
al worth 50 cents a seat.
Chicago IiBles-Herold.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-03-20
Administrator's Notice

Notice Is hereby given that eIln
testamentary upon the estate o "
|. Sparks, deceased, have been gilns'
the undersigned by the Probate ~.
Of Audrain County, Missouri pA''~
date OF Feb. IS, 1902.
All persons having claims
said estate are requested 70 saI
them for allowance 70 the aqu.'
traitor within one year after Wv
granting letters, or they may
cluded from any benefit Otsuc1 49,
and II such claims be not elli1s~ ~
within two years from The oas
G. +. CLARK,
5o-st Adminlst7ld
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-03-20

On January l, 1902, the system Of
the school savings bank was adopted
in the UniOntown, Pa, public school
and since that time, only two months
ago, over $1,000 has been collected
from the children and deposited 90
interest. This shows that the children
are hustlers as well as their elders.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-03-20

liz certain quarters we hear a good
deal about municipal ownership and
the municipal ownership party.
Democrats should avoid any alliance
Of this kind. As near as we a under
stand the municipal ownership party
is being organized in this State for the
benefit Of the Republicans. Democrats
should stick 70 the Democratic party
and the principles adopted In the plat
form, and should avoid all alluring
eide shows.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-03-20

THE LxDaKR wishes to congratulate
the citizens Of Mexico in the re-
appointment OF VIM. NJ. Treloar as
postmaster Of the local Office. The
congratulations rightly belongs to the
citizens as Mr.. Treloar has given them
the very best service possible for the
past four years. The excellence OF The
service will continue.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-03-20

The Chicago TiJuae says; During
residence Of forty-six years In Cbfca-
90, Frederick Ehlen, a pioneer wheel
wright, who died on Tuesday evening,
patronized the street railroad c0mpa-
mics only half q dozen times. That
was during the Worlds Fair, when
the distance from his north side resi-
denoe 10 jackson Park made walking
out Of the question. IL was due 10 bis
habit Of walking that lc finally con
tracted pneumonia, which caused bis
death, IN bis eighty-frst year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-03-20
II Your Er, slrht /. pefeeled

Better consult DF. White, who hasa
new system entirely different from
anything ever before used In this part
Of the country. IL has proven " Be a
great success. Consultation and ex-
animation free. once over Morris &
Abbays store, east side square.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-03-20
Public Administrators Eoii's

-
Notice is hereby given thal W.
OF administration upon the e'A
l.. Gilltrap, deceased, nav b
granted the undersigned BY lns
bate Court Of Audrain Coln,5
souri,, bearing date Of FEB y ~ -
All persons having claims
said estate are requested "
them for allowance % the a.tsx
traitor within one year aileI wv =
granting letters, or they may isp
cluded from any benefit OF
and II such claims be not s ssss M
within two years from the dals
]. E. JESSE
scat. Public AdminislI1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-03-20

REV. J. ]. HICKS, pastor Of the local
First NJ. +. Church, has been trans
ferred 70 Macon, and is succeeded by
Rev. u. S. Smith, Of Laelede, Linn
county. Mr.. Hicks, during his resi-
denoe IN this city, has endeared himself
70 the hearts Of the people Of this
city and great regret is expressed FOL
the transfer 70 Macon. Mr.. Smith,
who succeeds him, comes 10 Mexicc
with the very best words Of recon-
mendation as a scholar and a Christ
ian gentleman.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-03-20
Every Mother Knows

how hard 1t is to keep the children
covered up at night. They viii kick
the quilts OF and take cold. Do not
give them medicines containing opium.
Aliens Lung Balsam, free from mar
cotic drugs, is never more useful than
when it rids the children Of cold and
saves the mother anxiety. IL makes a
friend OF everyone who uses 1t.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-03-20

When you wake up with a bad taste
in your mouth you may know that
you need a dose Of ChamDerlains
Stomach & Liver Tablets. They will
cleanse your stomach, improve your
appetite and make you feel ikea new
man. They are easy 10 take, being
sugar coated, and pleasant in effect,
For sale by all druggists
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-03-20
STOCK AND FARM NOTE.

Geo Leg had a car Of p.,..,
county horses on the st. Louis MAUI.
Thursday. market
r, Z. Biggs, Of Galloway CONT,
sold Rex Denmark to Harrv lS
ina, Of Marshall, for $1,000. '0'a'
Ben Middleton was On the mast,
from Mexico with a car load ~ Ia'Asl
and mules. Mondays Lire S,o' Jo'S !
porter. hs
Hisey 3 Lee have sold a pair 6,
sorrels 10 w. A. Ryland, Of Str,.ss oOl
also a nice saddle horse to Mr. e'.s
ner, Of Galloway count. 'u'A
Lewis, johnson & Co. Of Ana..,.
county, No, had in SO head a, %. q
hogs hatsold at the top Of the ma,s.,
Fridays Lfrg Stock Repoder.
Cunningham & Casper, Aua,,,.
county, Mo-, had In hogs good eDoaa
~. .n' .op Vi the market
''0'@ Hepoil9.
Lewis, johnson & Co., Of Apd,,,.
county had In Sc head Of 23S.non.s
hogs that sold at the ton n Il.
market. Saturdays Lig S,ocl d
porter.
Tha E,,lton s,,n ou IN
hopght for tho Am =, "m Lee
~ Mevlco * hoaa 90 -. Oy Lee
urday, In Fulton, at prices rapgin.
from s45 to 500 per head.
THO c~antrali, Co,,,..
r NJ Angel vvas nm a. % 'uass
ltha Artist n the Veel atto. uaas Cl
HEAD ~ stock oattlo = 'Ia's
Irdoo ArgelI Ios heaa "tu give
@centlv nprcbased a bood ~ uS =
-stoars a. Kans.e C,tv a. '''iSn
AIter an absence OF some time Tu.
ner McBain'of Boone COUNTY, reappst
e dontne market To-Day Witha cO1sn
ment OF 10 steers that averaged ISL
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-03-20

A SUGGESTION for the date Of the
spring stallion show in this city may
be found In another column. II 9th
ems have better suggestions let them
he made. II the date suits, say so.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-03-20

AT a meeting Of the Vernon county
Democratic Committee Saturday Z.
e. Bean, formerly Of the LEDGER, no"
OF the Nevada Nod, was Endorsed as a
candidate for State Senator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-03-20

It will pay you TO see our lIns 4
white goods, ginghams, swiss slk M
Egyptian tissues, dotted sSis, be
and satin, striped musllns, On d
March q and % at Ricketts, 6 .
mons Dry Goods Co, Wild
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-03-20

A CORRECT statement Of the assess
ment OF state and county candidates
win be found in the LEDGER OF this
issue. Previous announcements are
arronaonz
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-03-20
Important Try, Try Again Straw
benrv piautf.

Special culture gave us fine quality,
but not usual quantity, Of plants
tested varieties; supply limited; order
early. Call at once; or, shall we cal
on you? NURsERY DEPARTMENT,
d&wtf Ortiz Fruit farm.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-03-20

Gold Medal hour Of Minneapolis,
MINI, Is the best for light bread.
Made Of hard wheat Try IT,
SMITH BRoa.
d2-Wi Post once Building
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-03-20

Have you seen the new Kid Disc
Culuvator2 II not, We ask you 70
call and let US show you something
new and up-tOdate. We are Justly
proud Of the Cap Kidd, a We feel
that il is second 70 none 10 working
qualities, running qualities and wear
ing qualities.
FFnr1s & CAuTHOaN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-03-20

Ihaye for free distribution a lot Of
sorghum seed you can have BY calling
on me al my home In Mexico.
j. BkssFoED
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-03-20

WE'VE heard the roar Of the lion,
but how about the bleat Of the lamb:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-03-20

O~steopathY cures without medicine
or knife. Sec Df. Traughber, who Is
here on Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day Of zach week for treating. Once
across The street east Of The post-ofice
Consultation and examination free.
onice hours: Ia N t5p m. Spec
ial houn By appointment d&wtf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-03-20
Dan Bowen Was Acquitted

BowLINe GREEN, Mo-, March b.
The Jury brought In a verdict at 2
O'Clock this morning acquitting Dan
Bowen, who has been on trial since
March 10, on the charge Of killing
Wright Gillum.
Mr.. Hostetter, for the State, closed
his argument shortly before midnight
and the jury retired at once
The jury decided on acquittal after
being cut less than two hours.
Smith Bros. sell the celebrated
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-03-20
ENBRODER|ES
GIVEN AWAY
TO get the ladies better ac-
quainted with our new location
WI will, beginning
MARCH q,

And continuing for IS days,
refund the money paid Tor En-
broideries to one lady out oil
each 20 who purchases En-
broideries during these IS days.
No matter how large the
amount, one lady out Of each
20 gets her purchase free.
Our stock is very complete
and prices very low. In iact'
we save you 20 per cent on
these goods. Special prices on
White Goods.
The Black Flag,
West Side Square.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-03-20

BON. 70 Mr. and MR Henry Precht,
Sunday, March 10, a daughter
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-03-20

Mrs. NJ E. Bolts is home from San
Antonio, Tex, where she spent a pOr-
ton Of the winter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-03-20

Smith Bros. sell the celebrated
Gold Medal -four. d2-wl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-03-20

The Centralia Courier says: Juay.
j. NJ. Angel was up at Kansas IN,
the first Of the week after twenty.sv.
head Of stock cattle. This win g,,
Judge Angel LOG head, be having i.
Gently purchased 81 head Of 2.yeq,ss
steers In Kansas City at s4.75.
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MISCELLANEOUS Help WANTED
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tiers at home. TO ne sent direct % use
We furnish ma eriais. Two stamps 81 tn
application. Dept. lf. iuter-t)trau lu-
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lEANTED-Ever to know that
nave been and sin DO run the Globe
iron W0rks-no matter what others
have said TO the contrary. Frank L.
Fonda eft
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AGENTS WANTED.

WANT EI-Agents Tor the pest laundry
in Kansas Liberal commission Al
dress Wichita Steam Laundry. s1t
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-12

AIR. end Mrs. Albert r. Welch Of Denver
have sent cards 20 ST Louis friends for the
maritase Of their daughter. Alice Markley.
day evening. october II. at $ o'clock. No.
lS7 Grant avenue, Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. overstreet OF
North st. Louis announce the engagement
% their youngest daughter. Jessie Mae. 10
Mr.. Robert l. Anderson or Chicago. n
wedding viii take place In early November.
.The Wedding Gown" is q brides record
book. beautifully bound and richly illus-
See them at MerTnod * J~accard's. Broad
way & Locust. Cloth bound, 5: silk bound
The engagement OF Miss Stella Culver to
Mr. Clinton Nichols has been made known
To their friends.
Tho marriage Of Miss Fannie Jones Nc
Annuity and Mr.. Harvey \ Price. will take
place on "Wednesday. at the home OF the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James A.
McAnul'y. No 9u d avenue.
The marriaEe n Miss Hazel Hart to Mr..
Herbert Shauks will take place on Wednes-
day. October is al S O'Clock at the Hope
Church.
Miss May Knight. daughter Of Mr.. and
avenue. was married last "Wednesday even
ing 10 Afr. VIII J. O'Ncill. the Reverend
Father Harty of st. IseoS Church perform
ing the Miss Bessie KNIGHT. sis
ter 81 the bride. was her only attendant.
Mr.. james GarTity acting as groumsman.
The bride wore n white organdie trimmed
In ribbon and lace and carried brides roses.
The bridesmaid wore a similar gown. car
rytngsLa France roses.
Mr.. and Mrs ONem will be at home al
No. li25 North Twenty-fourth street
TeIeFraph your friends you are coming 10
Cincinnati via Big Four.
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Mrs. William Baensll.
: westm0rtland Place.
Friday.

Cards stiIl remain the same size. which Is
q pretty medium. and the preferred variety
OF board Is thin. with a kid finish. which +
slightly rough. Debttantes. as in former
seasons. will, for. their hrst winter. have
thei- names placed on their mothers cards.
just beneath the mothers name. II they
are only daughters. then Miss Carter" y
proper. II they have older sisters out in
society. then the first name should be pre-
fixed. as Miss Lucille Niedringhaus.
Mems cards have one new fad. which may
and may not last. 1t Is 10 have engraved
simply Mr.. Won Wedelstaedt.'' instead ~
using the Christian aame or the Initials.
which are always bad form. or course. n
one Is horn Smith Or a Jones. or a Brown.
this won't do at all: and also II one IS part
or a large family. it j. cut Of the question.
1 saw a mans card the other DAY engraved
without the Mr. I Afterwards asked 4 sta
TONER why any one should - desire. and
harmed that those who sell cards usually
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-12

TAYLOR. the two in front seats on the
Mr. and Mr.. Bert Lawnin rive late
and took seals IN the ifit Bsrq eStsr,ainei
friends in one OF the side mezzanine boxes
4 carriage house was that OF the Cen
fury Theater on Friday night TO hear Otis
skinner. Every seat was occupied and the
boxes looked vey gay.
Hotel entertained one box party. the guess
being Miss Wooster. Mr.. Wooster. Doctor
Lyons and Miss Mary Frances Boyce, who
wore gray with long. nuny red chiffon cape
and boa. her large nun corresponding in
color.
one OF the stage boxes held former Gov
ernor David X Francis. Governor Richard
Yates 81 Illinois and Corwin H Spencer.
AIr. and Mrs Rudolph Limberg had Mrs.
Emery and Tony Faust. Jr.. in their box.
Mrs LimberE wore yellow satin and Mrs.
Emery pale-blue crepe.
Doctor and Mrs. LuedekinE and Miss
Alice Luedeking. who wore white lace, we've
In the parguot were Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Van Blarcom. Mr.. and Mrs. Herman lay
ties. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.. -. Carlln. Miss Nil
drcd Bell, Miss Louise Espenschied-
\ party Of young folks gave q theater
party At the Century last Wednesday even
ms Those present were:
Misses
Anna Tucker. Clara Noeike.
Mary Jordan. Clara Ernst OF
Wanda Jordan. Washington.
Blanche Tucker. Kate Belle Fucker.
Ella Jordan. Tina Noelke.
Several young ladies ~ the South side en-
ioyeI "a gallery party az the Olympic
Thsater last Thursday afternoon. The party
was chaperuncd hy Mrs. Neuwed. Those
who composed the party were:
MisS+S
Josephine Alt. Title Fritz.
Afhela Weber. Ida B~oesenberg.
Lillian Allen. Hilda Weber
Lee Carr. Ida Wcisert.
sadie BoesenberE.
4 jolly crowd Of young folks enjoyed a
box party on Thursday evening at the
Olympic. After tho performance a supper
was served at FauSt's. The party included
Misses Mamie Aiolloy. Susie Hart and Alice
Gus Huehuer.
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Doctor McKittrick. and Mrs. McKittrick.
who have recently returned from an ex-
tended trip abroad. The mmit who as
sisted Doctor and Mrs McKittrick I'm re-
CeivinE consisted OF representatives OF the
boards OF the church. Doctor and Mrs. c..
W. Meyer. Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Langenberg.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. VI. Finlay and Mr.. and
NrS. &. H Keppel. An attractive music and
literary programme was prepared A new
piano. which has been presented TO the BIZ
BILE school. was installed and used on this
occasion.
Wedding. Bridesmaid and Groomsuan
gifts. a choice collection and low prices at
MermOd & Jaccard's, Broadway & Locust
The Zu-Zu Informal club will Civ its FIRST
dance OF the season on November T. The
fOii0wiu are members: MeSSrS- Olive Cor
n. Charles Rudolph. Harry Frye and Car
encc Wright.
The Bank Clerks Dancing Gu will hold
It's first Informal reception OF the season
ut No. 1fi2 North Grand avenue. Tuesday
evening. October Il The committee IN
charge consists OF A. w. Dudley, W. h
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neat Italian handwriting. OF something that
looks just like It.
The old English type Is. however. just aS
good form as last SEASON. and am told
that Il Is destined 20 have a long run. rs
they say Of theatrical productions. As long
as Stationers can keep IL expensive Il IS
sure 10 be favored by those who know.
There. Is. however. a new style OF arrange
ment in wording. Instead Of the we'll
known address IN the lower light corner
and ones at-home day in the left. Il IS
much newer and smarter TO have she adj
dress engraved directly under the name. In
the middle. OF just below the middle OF the
card: while down at the bottom. hut still
In the middle. Is placed the at-home day.
This gives an effect like the following:
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At TIE %TuEATERs.

4 number OF young ladies Of the South
Side enjoyed a gallery party at the y ympis
Thcatcr last Thursday afternoon. The party
was chaperoned by Mrs. NeuWcd. fhose
who composer the party were:
Misses
Josephine Ait. Sadie Boesenberg,
Athela Weber. Ida Bnesenherr.
Lillian Allen Hilda Weber.
Lee Carr. Ida Wefser..
At TIE Columbia on Friday evening was
a large and fashionable audience. The
boxes were hlled with gay parties. n
many .~well-known people entertained
friends in the parQuet.
Mr.. and Mrs Al Bauer BROUGHT guests
with them. sitting IN the front Isrquet.
Mr. ard Mrs. George kingsbury Busch
we're also In paTquet seats. with a party OF
friends.
Miss Caroline Newman came aith Rufus