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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-05
NEWS OF CENTRAL CRY
Advertiser Bureau.


Selma, Sept. I.
The full details Of killing which was
reported in Selma last Monday and which
was stated at that time TO have occurred
IN Dallas County has been received. At
nrst II was reported that the killing TOOK
place at Carlowville, but the latest In
formation located the crime at Collcrine
In Lowndes County.
: The killing occurred on the plantation
of e. r. Stewart Of this city and which
10 about two miles, from Collerine and
eight miles from Benton. Both Of the
participants In the shooting were negroes
and as result OF 1t one Of them 10 dead
and the other is a fugitive from justice.
Henry Boswell q well to do negro farmer
was the man killed and he was shot four
times by man named Ben Jones. Az
10 usually the case q woman was the
cause Of the shooting.
Last Sunday afternoon Ben Jones vent
TO the house Of Marsh Boswell. . brother
81 the murdered man and while Ben was
At the house Henry Boswell came up The
latter asked Ben why he kept coming
around his house and talking to bis wife
and at the same time warned Ben never
to come on his place again. Ben an
swered that he would 60 where he pleased
and pulled OUT his pistol and hred four
times all Of the shots taking effect The
hrst shot struck Boswell in the breast
and he fell to the ground. His assailant
then walked up to him and dred the
three shots into Boswelrs body
Death did not follow immediately and
On q warrant sworn out before Justice
Of the Peace W. g.. Walker OF Petronia.
Jones was arrested. Soon after the ar
rest was made - Boswell was not dead.
Jones was released on q 800 bond. but
now since Boswell has died from the ef-
fects Of his wounds Jones cannot be
found. The wounded negro fingered two
days before he died.
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The cotton corp which Is already short
in this section is being somewhat injured
by the heavy rains which have at last
begun to fall.
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would make the contest. but II he does.
he viii be formidable candidats. He IL
eminently qualified to ali the speakers
chair.
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Sanford Taylor and Miss Irene Sanders
of Phoenix were married there yesterday
Rev l. F. Bilbor officiating.
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West-Clark.

The Pettus Campaign COMMITTEES.
Since the nominations for the Legisia-
lure have been made the PSteFs G4nAe
paisn COMMITTEES in this .citgl Eve Nm
receiving q large number of lettGkaA
those who Will compose that body. X.
=. L. Mel, secretary Of the COMMITTEES
saad today: ''It Ia remarkable the unani-
nifty with which the recently nominated
candidates for the legislature are send
ing to the Pettus Campaign Committee
assurances of support Of General Pettus
for reelection to the Senate. Many
who had not been heard from before the
primary are now expressing themselves
and when the legislature convenes Dai-
lass distinguished Junior Senator VIII be
elected by reclamation. This Is OF course
gratifying to his friends as well as to
ahe Senator himself. 49,
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convincing proof that the kidneys and blad-
der are out Of order.
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HEALTH OF FLORENCE GOOD.

Mrs. Amanda Levels aged 80 years died
at her home in Girard a few days ago.
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WOLFE & LOEB. WOLF &l
JUST THE THINGS YOU WANT \
JUST THE PRICE YOU WANT TO IA
THE LOW ES /

To trade with us is a pleasure, We
guarantee to give satisfaction. If YOU
deal with us we will not allow you "a
be dissatisfied.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-05

Crosby Hays. who for the past two
years has ben in the employ OF the whole
sale grocery house Of N. g. Smith, in this
city, has severed nis connection with that
nrm and has moved back to Birmingham
where he has accepted position.
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pERsoNAL AND LOCAL.

/. There was but two cases called in Po-
lice Court this morning. John Harris,
charged with assault and battery on his
wife. was fined SIS or thirty days and
his wife. Annabeil Harris, for contempt
Of court was sentenced to one hours I'm
prisonment.
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Marshall Carroll. aged So years died a
his home in Phoenix yesterday. He VA
a veteran Of the Civil War and faithful
in every walk of life.
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The steamer City Of Mobile reached
Selma from UP the river this morning
and after putting OF about a hundred
bales of cotton. pulled out for lower
landings and Mobile.
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and L. B. Chew of s.. Louis came this week
and Joined J group OF friends from that city
h +TV rd ~ kesi Is i.as {ye s u ms ~ I fnfay
Lieutenant Charles NJ. McCarteney. tlitel
States Navy. and family, are here for the
summer.
Mrs. John Euble and Miss Rose Seldom of
st. Louis are mere for an extended visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. s.. Candee OF Cairo, Ill,
and children are at Cape May for the re-
mainder of the summer.
George F.. Roberts Of Iowa. director of
the mint. with Mrs. Roberts and their am
ily. is at a leading hotel here for the re-
mainGer Of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles N. Eeinkamp of
Aurora. Ind. are here fer a long sojcurn,-
ward y. Henry. Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. Horton
and Eugene Horton make Up a party of
Peoria. Ill, guests staying at Cape May for
& month
LlovG b. Wells has joined Mayor Polla
Wells and family here and viii remain sev-
ersl weeks.
The Misses Mary and Jean Wright of St.
Louis are spending the summer here. and
are prominent bellies of the social colony
John F. Betz. the Philadelphia brewer, is
i nmoHg prominent Mn guests here; ,d He is en- m
Stuttgart. Germany. who has been here all
summer with her little child.
M; and Mrs. ". J. Goodall. Mr.: and Mrs.
Camp compose a party of indianapolis
guests at the Stockton for the summer
Judge Samuel W: Pennypacker Of Phila-
Gclphia. the Republican candidate for Gov
ernOr of Pennsylvania. was a Sunday Wis
itOT to the shore and enjoyed a splendid
reception while here.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Duke and the Misses
Margaret and Elizabeth Duke of Monticel-
10. Ark. are enjoying the summer at the
Lafayette. where they will remain until late
Miss Evelyn Miller of st. Louis is a prom
inent belle here.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Baker of Memphis.
Tenn, ere here for the balance OF the
summer.
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PIasA C~HAUTAUaUA.

-
Nh. 4 NJ. Staten entertained Mrs: Caleb Post
and Nj ami HTs. George Senior OF Jerseyvill=
At -f5 The 5 Lt's-lo s,'} y = l7T y WfsT; nas,or Of,
the First Pre- bFtefsn Cnurch in G-eeniield'
Mrs j.. v. Ali is entertaining Miss Marie
Mrs. J.. I'M u St. Louis Is a Chautauqun
Sirs, :. H. Bowman IL entertaining Miss EEith
The Misses Edith L. and Alice Cumming Of
s. Louis spent a few days last week at the
i Jolly party y JerseyvIHe and St. Louis
days The party consists or Mr.. and Mrs. IN.
Beatty, Of Iarseyvlle. Mis- AGA Eeetty OF yir.
den; H. Ms Louise West n JeTstyViIg, Mss
Nellie pilon q Fast 81 T-P. Mrs H!Tinr Cl WEGn
George McReyno!ds. John W. Beatty and Lee
Tun"ho-st u Jerseyvilie.
Miss Blanche Il rschberG OF ST. Louis Is a
Miss Harriet irwin and Miss Caroline Leresche
o. JerseyTilie are guests at the Matock coz
II, sud Mrs. Robert Carter of wavs'ly. Ill.
Ms j. - clark entertained the Misses
Sarah and Louise Norris OF Lebanon. III. last
Among "a. St L2uizans at the Kings DouEh-
Misses Mimi. Crbin. S5ph!a Hughes aad Win
MFs. $. E. wendan and daugater. Miss sadie
Wendali Of White Hall are AT the W. & I. L.
cottage for a few days.
itinE her SON. ,. 4. Eehymer, and Mrs. BehS-
mer n East 81. Louis. who are tent!H5 here for
Miss Nay. Potts OF MOrrisonvine, H.. is
spending "a few days here.
sI-s J. c. RetL,Ees Of Jerseyviile Is a CEau-
Mines n. ~. Chapman and EIwari North Of
White Hall. H.. are at the W. Z. I. L cot
rsge for 3 week
Mss Ethel Davis. the Chautauqua pianist. is
entertainlag her sister. Miss Amy :. Davis Of
The Reverend william Carson. pastor or the
FIR. n e Church n LawreneeTilie. IL. -
Mrs. P. r. Wander Lippe is entertaining Miss
Ida smith OF 8. Louis.
Mrs. H. J. Gilman Of st. Louis is here for
the .esr OF the season.
Doctor Theodore Page Of st. Louis was a
Chautauqua visitor last week.
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ILL.

Mrs. ]. D. Lawnin OF st. Louis. who f.
sunrmering in F:dwardsvtDe. was the hostess At
a luncheon on Saturday; It was preceded by a
morning whist at the Leland. where the Lawnins
have Il suite. The luncheon WAS enjoyed b. four
teen guests. An informal music programme fol-
lowed.
Misses Clara. Minnie and AnnabelIe Krone en-,
tertained the Twentieth Century Club at the
residence OF Judge and Mrs. william II. Krone
on Fourth street Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Springer have gone to De-
tToit and will visit a number OF Michigan re-
sorts.
Misses Lily and Emma KardeII are entertaining
n house party. among the guests being Miss Dorr
Green of Morrisonville. Hiss Nora Brenser Of
st. Louis. Misses Eta Huber and EuIa Neil of
Bunker Hill.
Mrs. !. W Terry and son. Attorney Charles
Wills Terry. departed yesterday Tor Waukesha.
Wis.
Mrs. John Ferguson and sister. Miss Jennie
MGrphey IF st. Louis. are here for an extended
visit with Mrs. Y. Ferguson.
Miss Lvdin Dcrnsoif has returned to wo-den
after a visit with us Naude Koch.
Miss Kate BaliWaS OF st. Louis is a rl,est OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ballweg.
Mrs. Isersee departed Tuesday for her home in
Chicago. She has been a guest Of the family
Mrs, $. II. kanharn. Miss Elizabeth Bernius sna
Miss Linneit Hotz departed the first OF the week
for Niagara Falls, and viii tour Canada.
with Edwardsville friends.
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WEBSTER GROVES.

Doctor James a. Quarles. who is visiting
bis brother. Doctor Quarles. CT Webster
many Webster people who Were formerly
his parishioners at the old High Street
Church. twenty-sight years ago. He came
namesake. james T. Quarles. TO Miss Ger
trUde Dunning. Doctor Quarles occupies
the chair of philosophy and psychology in
will preach at the Central Presbyterian
Church Sunday.
visit Mrs. Thomas c.. Young at sylvan
Miss Browning Yeyser of Asheville. N. c.,
Is the guest OF Miss katherine Blackmer..
The marriage of Miss Edna Campbell to
Mr.. Bert Yule will take place early in Oc-
tober.
home in Tuxedo. after an extended visit to
Mr.. and Mrs. George K. Andrews and
family of Webster Park departed Friday
Mrs. Chas. slddy and her two daughters.
Misses Katherine and Edna, Will depart
Friday for Ottawa Beach
Miss Ruth Gruet returned Monday from a
months visit TO Waupaca.
Mrs. l.. R. B'ackmer gave a luncheon TO d
daughter GLADYS. Among these present
We're Florence Wilkinson. Constance Brooke.
Judith Sparks. Justin Kendrick. Leslie Hci-
ton and Percy Blackmer-
Mss Gladys Hogan has returned from a
two weeks visit to Tennessee.
Miss Mildred Allen entertained III hohor U
Miss Jones Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bassett Henderson have re-
turned to ST. Louis to reside permanently
They were visiting friends IN Webster last
week.
Mr.. Norman o. Vegely. formerly CT Web
s;er. will depart this month for a years
travel and study in Europe.
Miss Emma Bettis will entertain a house
party this week in honor Of her birthday.
Mr.. William Jenkins will take charge or
the organ at the Lindell Avenue Methodist
Church during the absence OF Mr. James l.
Quar.es.
Miss Carolyn Allen departed Friday for
Chautauoua. Upon her return she will lake
the position of ~organist at the West Pres
b~vterian Church.
Mrs. J. D. Nettleship has moved into her
new home on Church avenue.
Mss Ouarles Will take charge o. the Or
gan at Emanuel Church, Old Orchard, dur
ing the month of August
NJ. Franklin P. Seltzer will! shortly. re-
move to Woodlawn, where he has bought Il
home.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Harris Gia:te are visiting
Mrs. Gates mother. Mrs. James Ave-y.
Miss EVELYN Ruby and Miss Florence
visited Mrs. Harry Block this week
Mss Mary Block has just returned rom a
visit TO Baldwin.
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NINCENNEs. ND.

Hiss Elizabeth THUS entertained at cards on
"Wednesday evening in honor II Miss Grace
DouSh"rty Of bloomington. who is the guest
Of tlr Misses hruuiliclt-.
Miss Nellie Brown entertained the Les Doux''
Cub Tuesday evening At cards.
Mrs. William L. Ewing gave a dinner party
ct her country home 70 a few OF h'r friends
Mrs. j. T. McJimsey is visiting friends and
relatives at Newton. Ill.
Miss Gertrude Hartman of chicago IS the
guest Of her brother. Councilman Hartman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert NJ. Shepherd ale home
from Il trip 10 New York.
are guests Of Mrs. William Clever and daugh-
Miss Clytie su-nr is Spending a few days here
tho guest cf Mrs. Robert l. BUckles.
Mr. and MIS- Frank pUDnell and son re-
turned 10 their home in HIll5horo. o. Weinrs-
day. after visiting friends here.
son. Ky. "wednesday, and was accompanied by
Miss Sarah Beverly. who will MAKE an extended
visit with relatives.
afternoon in honor Of her guest. Miss Belle Nc
Kinney Of TUscola. Ill.
Nj. and Mrs. W. ". Casseii are home from
Mrs. LYDIA Black and son Of st. Louis are
~ues:s Of Nrs. J. Cohen.
Miss Elizabeth Soines entertained at cards IN
honor Of Miss Grace DauShe-iy OF hi2ominSton'
who is the guest q the Misses EroIiliett".
Miss Lillian Trimhie gay" q slunier party
Monday evening. N honor 81 Misses Tea an
SchoarfalG ~ st Louis.
Miss NTrtle Donaldson departed Thursday fo-
Ms Z Charles {. McCGri and children returned
Tuesday from Nation. II. where they visited
Miss stella Smith departed Thursday for Phiin-
Reverend Rey mond Smith.
Mrs. !. p. l. Wsemes and daughters. Misses
wednesday for Los Angeles, cal. their future
home.
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visiting here the last ten days. have returned to
their home in Chicago.
q stay OF several days among her friends here
Mr.. c. II. Clouston and wife % St. Louis. who
have been visiting he= parents. ]. T. Tul!y ana
Mrs. Tony DoEcrty OF clay City, who has been
visiting her father. Mr.. simon Souther. for a
few days. hiss returned home.
Mrs. Ella steele and children - Wellstcn. No.
are visiting relatives IN this Vicinity.
Mrs. Sarah Kell. who has been In Centralia me
last few months. departed Saturday Tor IaA-
Near Patoka on August IL the Bryan. Jennings;
Miss Lille White. n former resident here. who
Wash. ~ visiting Mrs. J. w. Baird and other
Miss Ethel Burns Of st. Louis is the guest Of
Miss L5ut1la Purcell. on account Of i~ll-healta,
cane cut from St Louis 2 rev days ago. anu
Will spend the SIMMER with the family OF eX-
James Groves Of Grsni:e City. son of Mrs J;
T. Davis OF this place: was recently married
sheriff II. Il. Wells has b,ra laid up for sev-
eraI days with a sever apraiaet foot
Irs. SI1ry Hammond visited this week with
Mrs. l.. +. Jennings At CentIa!ia..
Miss Clara Allmon is spending the week VITA
her sister. Mrs. Julius lieinhardt: at Centalln.
The Allmon THO Of th.a place nave been en-
gagged to sing at a soldiers reunion at John
s"n city the latter part Of this month.
their aunt. Mrs. George ". Farson. nave r.
turned to their nom" at CJ!liasyi /.
are v;siti%g his parents in New vark
Miss Ida mcMackin IS II home, from a two
weeks visit with Cincinnati friends
cage. after a pleasant visit with General and
Mrs; ]. :. Martin;
MISS Bertha R!nck 81 VincCnncs has been VS.
irinE the last week with Miss Lulu Green.
Mrs. ". a. Monroe and children are Using
Mrs. Stella WEIGH ana other friends IN CeatrdlIA-
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PADJCAH, Ky.

Mrs. Victor yoris gave an Informal ping-pong
party Wednesday morning in honor Of Miss
Louise Cox and her two visitors. Miss Tutt and
Miss Douglas. Twenty-Five Young ladies en-
joyed the entertainment.
The Grecian Club gave a delightful dance NJ
La Belle Park Pavilion Tuesday evening.
A simple hoTe wedding waa that OF Mr.. Jacob
Henry Hirsch If jackson. Tenn. TO Mrs. RoVena
T. Rivers Of this city Wednesday morning at IL
O'Clock at the residence OF the bride. The Pew
erend w. II. PirSertOn performed the ceremony.
The bride wore a suit Of tan. Immediately after
the ceremony the couple departed for q bridal
trip West. They will reside In jackson. The
bride occupies a prominent place in church and
piilaDthrCpic circles. and is noted for her many
lovely traits of character. The Crnnr1 10 a
business man at jackson.
Mr. l. o. Hawkins Of Lima. o, and Miss Eva
Hutchinson Of this city were married Tuesday
evening at the residence Of the bride. The Rev
erend w. II. Robinson of the Second Baptis,
Church performed the ceremony. The BRIDE is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Hutchtnson
and Is a pretty young lady. Mr.. Hawkins is
foreman Of a gas-pipe fitting shop in Lima and
was born in Eilzahethtown. KY. They will Ie-
Mr.. and Mrs, J. F. Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ.
Allen. Mrs. 4: S Grouse; Mr.. and Mrs I. l.
Bernice Grief composed a picnic party that
spent Tuesday at the lake opposite Metropolis
Mr.. Morgan Davidson and Miss Edna NevEent
q weil-known young couple Of Fulton, KY, wers
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C~0LLINSTILLE, Ill.

Mrs. william Combs and daughter. Catherine,
have returned to their home in Kansas City.
Miss Matte Knott Of KirkToOi spent several
days here this week
Miss Jennie Blank OF Lebanon was the guest OF
Miss Margaretfa Powell this week.
Miss LineR Erickson entertained her sunday
school at the Beidler Hotel Tuesday afternoon.
Messrs. Ben and Irwin Lan5an We're in town
Miss Ei5erta Look has returned from Carbon
dale. H.. where she has been attending the
Mt. A.. c, Gauen entertained a party at the
Beiller Sunday. His guests were Mis- Esa
Quasi and FrIda MorsenS:e!a OF Waterloo. i'll.
Miss Mary Huber OF Frer5urE and ". L. Kaem-
Ed McCGrd and family have gone to St. Louis.
Mo. where they will reside permanently.
Mr.. and Mrs. JunghauS. who have been visit
ing relatives here. have returned TO their home
Mr.. Herman Busee is spending a two weeks
vacation in Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Busse gave a pleasant
little party this week. Among the guests
were Professor Guertrr o: stanton. Ill. Mrs. II.
Horn OF East st. LOUIS. Professor ". J. :. Burk-
hardt and family. Reverend Mr.. Won strobe and
family. Mrs. DOrrssir and Miss L. DornSett-
Mr.. Arthur Cchn is making a tour through the
Rocky Mountains and Yellowstone Park.
The marriage of Miss Clara Hu.fer of Collins
Vile and MI George Strackle1ohn of NaneOkt
took place at the home OF the brides parents
SUNDAY.
The marriage Of Miss Gussie Wasenski Of Col
lirsyilie 20 Mr.. Steve Schumacher of Troy took
place at the residence OF the brides parents
Sunday.
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married Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock, at the
home OF the bride.
\ surprise 'tdcky party" was given Monday
night al The residence of Mrs. c. II. Sheriff..
Prizes We're won by Miss Helen Hills and Master
James Cochran.
The Married Ladies' Euchre Club was enter
tained Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. |. Young.
Miss Monima Hopkins departed Tuesday for Il
visit in HopkinsvilIe. Ky.
Miss Drusle Hand is visiting in Louisville.
Miss Alice Johnston. who had been visiting in
Smithland. KY. returned Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James CLAUDE. have returned
from a visit in Cecilia. ny.
Mrs. Ado.ph We'll and baby AMI Miss Ste!l
Levy are sojOurning at Dawson Springs. Ky.
Hisa Marjorie MSmmen is visiting relatives iE
OwensbCro. Ky.
Miss Marjorie Crunbaugh has returned from
a visit in Columbus. Miss.
Mrs. y. :. Walker OF Dyersburg. Tenn. is the
guest OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. q. c. CruT-
baugh.
Miss Della BERGMAN is visiting in Poplar
Bluff. Mo. and will so to ST. Louis later FOR a
visit.
Miss Halle Cshaness of Evansville is the guest
Of Miss Jeanette Campbell.
Miss Lizzie Chapexe has returned from a visit
in Biloxi. Pass Christian and New Orleans.
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MOSCOW WORLDS TENTH CITY.
Former Capital Now Almost rs
Large as st. Petersburg.

The population Of Moscow shows a re-
markedly rapid increase. Within the COM
paratively short period Of thirty years the
number OF inhabitants has just about
doubled. At the time OF the French inva-
sion in 1872 the urban Muscovites numbered
about 10000. although the official figures
were IS. go. In 1871 the official census gave
the population as COZ 0o0: in 1882 1t was 49,
COO. and according to the reckoning row
completed the historic city contains 1.173,-
500 inhabitants. thus taking the tenth place
among the most populous cities of the
world. Moscow covers an area Of 1G1 square
Rilometers. or only two kilometers less than
that Of st. Petersburg. Area is not. how
ever. by any means a general criterion. in
questions OF population. as appears from
the fact that whereas LGndon. with the
largest population OF any city in the world,
covers S3 square kilometers. New York.
with a population numbering more than a
million less than that of the British metrop-.
oils. has a total area of 1875 square kilo-
meters. The population of Moscow Is less
dense than those OF st. Petersburg, Glas-
cow. London. Berlin and Paris. &
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Mss Emily Ware and HiIdeGa-d Palmstrom
wee the Eu.sts o. ST. Louis friends last week.
Miss Dorothy Montgomery is entertaining Miss
Hattie Thompson of Nird-n, IL.
NJ. ard Mrs. George ". Fisher have gone 20
Asbury Park. y. J.
after visiting with JerseyyIlle friends.
Doctor and Mrs. \. e. I:crr u Alton were
the guests Of Jerseyyillc relatives last week.
Mrs. =. J. Fritz has returned to Chicago. after
an extended visit in Iarseyviile.
Mrs. Ralph Nanderburg of Peoria. Iii. is the
guest Of JrTssyville friends.
Mrs. - v. PeTrine was a visitor in Granite
City last week.
Mrs. William Mutt has returned from TEXAS.
Miss Margaret Flanagan was a visitor in 81.
LOUIS last week.
Mrs. Cora PIscl,en is a visitor in 81. Louis.
Mir. and Mrs. Paris Baidige We're visitors IN
RIvcrdale. Ill. last week
MISS Myrn STEELE has gone to Chicago
Mrs. James BrIcy entertained the members OF
the JerseySille Lodge, OF Royal NeighboEs on
Thursday evening Of last week.
MIR ;: u. Stanley is a visitor in st Louis
Mr.. Henry Gorsejal has returned to 81. Louis
after visiting with JeTseyville friends
Mrs. T. F. Kramer Is spending several weeks at
Colo-a1o Springs.
Mr.. Matthew Murphy is the guest of st. Louis
Miss Minnie Howell has returned to Belleville,
Ill.
The Misses Nettie AMI Adelll strasser returned
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Wednesday. He was accompanied by his sister.
Mrs : NJ. Stewart. and two children. =,
Mr. and Mrs. 4. ". Pryor Of Duquoin. III
are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Arnold.
l1r. Pryor is IN the general merchandise business
t. DuQuoiu.
Editor l.. Is. Thompson ard wife and Nil.s
Ruth Hoewischcr returned Sunday from a week )
say at Dixon Springs.
months with her son, Charles Hale. a. tals city.
returned TO her home In Dixon, IL. Neahesosy,
Miss Dora RIDDLE. after a visit mere win ne
parents. sIT. ard Mrs. II. C.. Riddle. returned to
Miss l..ssi. Wiley OF Carbonate. Ill, returned
home sunday. after a weeks visit with Miss
Miss Rueiah meets left Wednesday for a visit
in Memphis. Tenn. and Hickman, Ky.
Miss Marie Dive OF s.. Louis. who has been
visiting her uncle. Eugene Lafont, for the las;
Eve weeks. Isft SATURDAY for Harrisburg to spend
Henri Miller and family Of East Metropolis
le.L SanlaE fr a LIp lhrouEa the SOUTH.