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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-06

Is s%psPdiIg a Few weeks with friends at the
Mrs. F. A. rradheld is the SGT Of friends
in 81. Louis; and viii visit Chicago before re-
'u pasISr tf Rr aSt TgEsE 8, 6, 1on,. -. -.
q home totks Deter yeiks Sas oaiiet 70 Hot
ir J. T. Jeiks. OF ozark saai.aTiam, ''nf D''
Ms Fannie ~ Bonner; recording secretary
guest Of her brother. Prosecuting Attorney W. II.
Nj. and Mrs. Nike Dawson Of Chicago are
t sasfys 81 RSStqT and Mrs ! W McCsnion at
HI Reverend French ThompsSn. new p-e,cb-
Iss az hoskf9rd- AIinns has besn called 20 the
Mr ThSnpson Is a recent graduate or McCor-
mack ThsGlosica!. Seminary Of Chicago. ard
The State Alumni meeting of the Sigma Alpha
xSsK. el6ssG wetnes sssG s Ssrs the VIII TT Of ,5e
Ton at the home OF Miss Enml Wilmington. On
.nt and Siiss ,WhIitinsion vas assisted in ~n-
feTsaininE BY Misses Stitt Stearns. Blsydes.
dance was given at the arlington, "p''0h q
lyman ASeTy is Spending the summer with
Mn. AT w9oaeoek and daughter. Miss LII
Miss Christina Murray Is visiting friends IN
Mr.. Jossph c. wakeland. a prominent, business
seven years Pas: ssSlstsnt trtnmsr 8t S yt sr
ders dry good emporium. were married a. fha
MONDAY evening This mi IS iha 81 Pf5k ci ANNE
Sentels who has been married since the first
e 5 Mosby Of the auditing depar,ment Of the
~, DlAIs western. Is Visiting friends in Mis-
sissippi From there ne will 60 10 ST. Iou,s "a
spend a few days on business before returning.
L g Parker returned Tuestay from 4 bust
Mrs. 6. Mendsl and children woo bavs hoe,
Ni3ttnE friends in Chicago and 81. Loufs N.
INK. Wo'"
4nEraft. n well-knovn tailor. received ,
t"iecram Sunday announcing the dangerous Hi-
ness o. his mother In st. Louis. He departed a:
Miss odine Dalton departed Sunday for ST.
louie. where she VII join her sister. Mrs Hin
tor a ise DAYS. visit afterwards going 10 Pol
lock No. where she Is 10 wed a prominent
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EVANSVILLE, IND.

A pleasant outing at Oak Summit Park was en-
Sf SsS9 esspsToaed b2 M 2s a M SaTsy 4 gog9r
MI GaEin and Mrs r. p. Hughes. The nav
wStdiIs si S Bask Saa uI they e eaj6 ; 2,el ishes s5S :Gok !
S SsiST1 t cobb n Rsns Ra 81 s5s RRs. .IyS EeEs Misses
Louise Won Behrsn. Eula Hayden. MARY Walker
Helen AIKEN. Carrie Akin, Ruth Harrison, Anna
A supper was given Wednesday evening by the
ercnsd BY Mr.. and Mrs. Gsa5e Haiisv TThbS :
going cut were Misses Lucy Rudd. Rachel Grif-
Esnnet6. Adelaide ROCK, Msiiie as slaaEfin. L1 sun.
ham, GSrneeiiia carnias ham" si sS.se SMh7iRtsS.
Terre. Alma Woods. Rosa Rudy and MeEsrs.
fsfi. Sam cHnaftd. WITT WIFI VICE GshE' 4 Ma3old % 9iii
8g5 51tno H5Ty Bieyss Charles Dawes james
heart. Marion Griffith. Roen Roach. AiSah
The maf'iSge' q Mss rs fi Siah fLg esd1 snd Mr.
Henri To2etle took place "Wednesday evening
the Re!erepd J. T. Scbgnaag5sgr vas pTrfo ~ 90 2y
Church. Only the immediate family was ure.e1t
M Et|aTa ss..ler q Cincinnati ceing the only
Esddlng supper FOR = "Trip ny Green River. Re
TURING they I'll reside a. III Read street.
diss The!ka Mrsker entertained the Moonlight:
rlss s- r. CUB IGssaaI eysning at Der home in
iail.cf5eda1a T a:se $50 $50 A MI 70 TSl:s5 a two-Sa3iTss
Lnrstta HUT. clara Koch. Anna Chambers.
ner. Mabel Holder. Mcssrs. RS6erT Chambers.
John SLsys7E Frank Knoll. Oscar Soil. curt
The marrisGs z Miss ollie Pritchett and Mr..
h0I2e Of tho brides parents in Man street nhe
ceremony was performed hy the Reverend e z.
kircher nes'er Of the Tfr:t Avenue Fres0y-
siTs. ". $. French and Miss Ida French have
gone 20 Bay View. Mica. TO spend the sum
rsa-.
sIrs. Arthur p. Jarvis Is here from Henderson.
friends.
NJ and Mrs. Adolph Schroeder have gone 30
Sulphur Springs, ind. 20 spend a few days.
Miss Lizzie Jepner Is in Cairo. Ill, as the
guest of her sister. Mrs. KcTth-
Misses Edith and AlthA Trimble are a. Bay
n. and Mrs. J. r.. oakley have returned from
Cairo. Ill. whore they visited Re atives for ssv-
erzi weeks.
NJ. Robert Douglas Of New York City Is here
for 2 few DAYS as the guest Of frenls-
Miss Mary PateTnO-te- o! Peoria. III. IS here
for a few days the guest u relatives
Mrs. Robert Stclz ami daughter. whn have
been the guests Of Mrs. Stoltz IN Maryland street,
have returned u their home In Richmond. Va
Miss Rose Norris has returned 70 Cincinnati.
VILE, Ny. and Mrs. Robert Morris.
Mrs Graham DENLY and little daughter are at
their country home near Newburg. Ind.
Miss Halle Cbiness has returned from
LoUsvDle. KY. where she was the guest OF
Mas wefnheimer entertained her euchre club
a hST home tn Upper Second street Wednesday
aftSrnocn.
Miss Lph BTumm Is III at her home in Chest
Nm. asd Rrx C. E Morton Of MsdisouvIls.
Ky were IN the city as the guests OF relatives
Rad friends Wednesday.
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C~OLLINsVILLE. I'LL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomsa J. Reynolds and chill
oren are guests 81 relatives at &oberly. No.
Hiss Margaret Powell Was the guest Of Miss
Atkinson Ct 81. Louis this week
Nj James GCoiwiliie Of Warsaw. Mich. vas
me guest OF MI and Mrs. Robert Reed sun
Mr.. and Mr.. Lett and family departed Men
Gay for their future home In T-rre Hsgte.
Mrs Jennie Harlowe Of Jacksonville. III. was
The guest Of Mr. H LOsk Sunday.
MIS-. l. p Kraft and daughter. Marruerite.
visited relatives IN ST. Louis th!s week.
Miss Theresa Fox OF East ST Louis i sraud-
ing the week with Mr. Tir Rane
slrs olivla Part OF Chicago Is here Tor an
Sstendsd visit 20 her parents. sIr. and Mr..
Mrs; Sophia Mueller and children ~. sps7d-
ING me week with her mother. Mrs. q. Steh-
J1Sse n Burroughs OF Edward,vIle was
bccto. l. II Kraa was a st. Louis visitor
The Reverend Father Augustine Of the Rene
uLCuhr MONASTERY IN Arkansas has assumed
ShA.ke % -. Peter and PaUI's Catholic Chu-rh
uuI,xnB tne absence az the Reverend II u ne
fenharrt. who Is spending the summer in Eu-
Edmund C. B3rdsl-y Of this city and Miss
EWGrdEvile Wednesday. 0"
hsnrT Sehiirr and Aiss Mary A. EIbie. both
OF this city. were married last week
Miss Chrolins Fishsr Of 81. Ioufs b.. 49,,
Spendlng several weeks as the Eusst Of Me-
Mrs. Milo Mccormick. wife oS n-,n,,s,,
fsrneF. died Wednesday after a lingering nj
Miss Dixie Wells entertained friend, .- g.
Louis Thursday aveung.
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V~INCENNES, IND.

Mrs. ArabeIIs d Mckinney arrived Thursday
frSn Chicago 20 visit Mrs. Mary Hebsrd.
S5FISsI T se5oai 70 EsT1 X ne hS Samm If1m me state
Mrs. William \ Cullop and daughter. Miss
Carrie are home from a visit with Chicago rela-
MFA Robert Glass entertained the Les Doux
Cub Tuesday evening.
NJ. and Mrs. John Napier Dyer CT Chicago are
visiting relatives in the city.
Mrs. r. O.. Moore is home from Richmond.
where she visited friends.
Mrs. George Glover and daughter went 10
Mr. and Mr.. A. @. Meise are visiting relatives
In chicago and Grand Rapids.
Miss celia Slocomb is expected home from a
MT. and Ms John Wilhelm viii depart this
week 10 spsnd the sumHer at Old Point Comfort
Mfs C.Arfes n Miller and hre- J. T Or are
- guests OF their sister. Mrs. Scott. at Spring
Miss Anna Louise Cook returned Monday from
Miss Hannah Dukate entertained Monday even
ing IN honor Of Miss Alice DAVIS Of Evansville
miss Hattie Gimble Of 81. Louis Is the guest OF
Mrs GsorEe As5p and daughters. Misses Jsn-
ne and Edith. are spending Tire summer in Colo
Miss Alice Saiter departed Tuesday for Terre
Hapte TO attend summer school.
AllsS Alice Jumper Of st. Louis is the guest Of
Miss Ethel Purcell has returned from a yisi,
Win Mrs. Franklin z. Smith in Evansville
DoetoT and Mrs. William Y. RidEway are the
guests 0f Indianapolis friends.
Misses Ethel HoEue. Della Prrceu ana Anna
Simpson are home from OberIn College TO spend
MTs W. T wh.Gtaeid of Terra Haute 4. visit
Miss Bessie Black is home from a visit in
Indianapolis. "
Mrs. John A. Cox ana daughter are ho,,s ,rou
a visit with Princeton relatives.
Mrs. Il. 3. Taylor and children Of Tar-a gauta
wno have been the guests OF Mr.. G. q Sirroa-
son: departed Tuesday 70 visit relatives in wash
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CARRoLLToy. ILL.

Misses Mary and Lena Ellis have ron. &c
Chautauuua. y. Y. 10 spend the summer
Mrs. Mark Taylor Of 81. Louis is /. r,s., n.
her sisters. the Mlsses Wright.
Mr.. Clarence EEGlhon a. 81 louis ie sBe,sT,s
his vacation in this CITY With his parents
Mrs. M.ry Woods departed Tuesday FOR her
home is Jacksonville "
Mrs. L: N. Ward returned Monday from ber
visit 20 Vermont.
Mrs. NJ. r. Raw Is home from a visi, with bc-
Parents, Doctor and Mrs A. y. Penney. of Eas;
Doctor Frazier OF ST. Louis spent Sunday >,
The beautiful country home OF Mrs. Anna .
tliss Ada Eldrcd Is visiting friends in vr-g,n.,
Mrs.. Clyde Sheffield and sna n Greenfield -
guests Of her mother. Mrs. =. u. Clark
M Csrl Heron OF East st louis is spandIrg
hi. Fourth with bis son in this city.
Mrs. I. H Hall has returned from q trip 20
Mrs. Charles H Eldred and son are visiting
relatives ~ Pennington, Mo.
Doctor Wsri Fills n Indiana. Doctor end Miss
foreman q Whiishan were quests q Miss Orya
Nrs. c. z Williamson o A-snzvfre H.. is
Mi. 9. F. Carr Of Granite city was here on
Mr John Jones OF RooIhouss spent Monday
With friends here
Doctor z s. Gooch ha= returned rom a visit
with East 50. Louis frsesGs.
The reverend J. 2 ATa- Il spending the Fourth
NJ. Frank Merrill II R,edheuse spent Monday
with Carroiton friend.
Mrs. A Veidsr returned o. wssu-sdav 20 her
home In Whitehall after n short visit with he-
denEhtey Mrs. c. 4. w-izer.
BITS. ?. VI P0herts has rsrur-e' r. N \ vt-if
yits her dauEht@r. Mrs. Mcdonald. q Fest St
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HOT SPRINGS, ARK.


F; W. J. Hart. acritect OF the Worlds Fair
buheing fer ore State of Arkansas. has gone 10
g. Louis TO confer with the Executive Commit
tee In reference 10 the plans and strHighter out
matters which have been somewhat muddlef
since the appointment q the new State Com
Mrs. Bertha Hill. who hiss been making her
p Louis Saturday, where she will Join her
husband. returning 70 Hot Springs next jan
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Loeb have returned from a
ie@ DAYS visit 10 friends in st. Louis.
-LS. OBsRn- secretary Of the Equitable
bulIdlnE, and Loan Association. has returned
Hngic a business trip 70 81. Louis.
Miss Brnestine Hector. daughter Of E. W.
Essctpr hte candldate fer Governor, has gone 20
TT wayne. Ind. TO spend the summer with
A Y: Brigham OF St. Louis. travelling psssen-
~ asent OF the Iron Mountain, is spending a
( 9ayS IN Hot Springs on bus!neEs.
for the Summer a
me Reverend Mr.. LswlesS a prominent minis-
III OF Lne BAPTIST Church OF ParaEould. Is Wis
b strauss. s.. Louis business man. IL spspd-
ih 8r5,sssor s55 T1th his brother. Gus Strauss.
Baptist College at ArkadeIphIs. attended he
giRited friends NM
Doctor and Ms. J. W. Coprer n, oYs.h,,,
College az ArkHdelphia- were FSests Of f5enSs
during the State Teachers' Association here this
Miss Lang. a niece Of Thomas W. Milan. chair
man Of the ATkansas Worlds Fair CommIs<i11-
ers. has gene 10 st. Louis to Visit friends
Mrs. Smith. wife Of General James r smith
81 Little Rock. aud ex-presI6snt OF The STATE
$Szpter Of the Daughters OF the coafsderacy,
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JOPLIN. NO.

Judge and Mrs. - : Wake, - ~ a.
:prii -, Rs'k ka Miss BScEs- ard ~ John cotton
MS. Ralph AgiT WIN spend the remainder %,
Yr. ana MTsl 3 I /. I5:e 'S s.s,,,,, ,,,,
t"T the Easiern summer resorts. ~
MT Mi.sgn at salidi. colo. WhSrs they vii
mas their future home. "
Governor and Mrs. Kanfr0u have taken , 80,
rs a. Eureka Spring,. Ark. for the summer.
ais ais Nellie Renfrow. who Is now ia Oklahoma.
Mrs . T Freeman has returned from a trip
Mr. H; E DAVIS and son have returned from
an extended ttP through Colorado ami oregon.
perted Tuesday for Grand Rapids. Mich. 20 visit
SIR. and Ms. E. 81 McAdams returned Tues
Gay 1 morninE from the bridal triD through T;ah
Nm , II ". Amsisn Is In GlrnvoOt Springs.
Mr. Thomas {. Nolan. who has been seriously
III during ths pa. Neek. l. reported better.
visited in Joplin Tuesday With friends.
nortor Joan, 2. Cotton Of Ksnss- CITY .ams
s s3sh M re sYR ]. e t e6,, Fourth with mis- parents, NJ.
Mr.. FRANK shpnaE and Miss Grace Sham,n
Gi Eureka Springs are visitlaE relatives IN Jnp-
Miss Mona Fox Of Fort SOFT. Ks was ,s-
MIS- ha.l." Pich'T has returned rom a visit
Az and Mrs. Re3en arr at home from IN *
'' h6rios Ky a. Hsi springs, Az
visit with hone folks At Shelton. 40.
Walter ArcuIsTns win depart this. ve"s 20
She has been .h- Isst tw" weeks Mr. ara Mr..
- VIII return Rome about IN 9Th.
hiS- Grace LaVdsr departed sunday last FOR
an extended TIN through canal. ana M!rEiErn
hr-. Mary LLNi1-7fU1 has returned 20 Sqr,nz-
he.d. aiies a short visit y!th her scu. joel T.
ar. ari Mrs. Waller Saad--so7 a.. AZ the
home 0; M Sand"'son's father. =. II. SaaGr.sa.
Mr. ard Mrs. !. : Given s.p4=tsL wsIass-
day for Eu-eEs springs. Ark. Tor q two weeks
stay. and upon their return Will IL IT hone n
tire keystone.
Miss Nae Fr.co. daughter o. Mr and Mrs. :
y Pic. nTi 81 Albert :. Baker Nrre united
;he home Of the bFide's parents In Jackson ave
a-e: The. IeEfrsrd -. a Wed. rector % -.
! .ii.s'7 'lurCf. p-Tilrr-'i the re-rnauv FL ths
" efr- 0f tho immediate ~rsiatiEe- and friends
q ne bride aCl bridegroom Mr.. Baker n On-
. Iopin's most popular vuu-E ErEIEn AMI ~.
ESk@T = q member o: the interstate Grocery
1cTIany.- Nj, and Mrs Eaks- will - at home
Al No ilF LarkSnn avenue.
Nt~- 4 Walt Il NgwTs1. EGE- wiz has sIs-
nn'shei a currsr ~ N1tisn.1 PAX University.
Washington. u g. j. ihs Eusst 60. Mrs Joel r
Mr. and Mrs Joel 7. Livingston ent-rtlined
"Wednesday ~y-l NJ IN honor = Mrs LLv nEStCn's
guest Mss Walt % Newton. kns Progressive
waist ard iznciag we-e tho amuSrn-nts. Misses
ssi.Ie IIa!ya-d and Ia Free aEi Msssrs Ioha
CSwlss. Preston Gardner. Ha-u1ah SOFT. Taha
Amn. man. OBJ Wilmer and Br7se Dennis we're
present.
The following spent the national holiday n
Scotland S?~i-rs= Misses Dot DEEMS. Llvsf-l
Wllgus. Clara and Jane PAM. FT0-erra an4 Ma
Ssrst Stevens. a@ssrs- Jimmie Young. EHIv
Mann. EEose Dennis. III Luck. Gus Maths and
Mr. and Nirs. Arthur Miller -haueran-d : crowd
- younE folks who spent tEe Fourth az White !
SDrlnEs ln"-H the party were Mr.. and Ms /
Arthur Miller. Miss Nell Rruuicf. LIIf Cook !
Ade II W Coleman. John Covi-s and rob
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latter Is engaged in drafting FOR a larg,
mining company.
Browne MARROW. son Of Mr.. and Mrs
George NARROW. vas recently one OF tire,
Z pass the examination FOR the Patent OF.
nee. H" departed Saturday night for Wash.
inEtOn.
The George Martins and Marshall Bakers
mad a family picnic on the Martin grounds
Miss Fannie Goodwin was with the ]. F
Aliens. who had a large family party.
Inc Every Other Week keeps up its
meetings through the summer. 1t met
IusSiay with the r. A. Aliens.
! Mrs Horace Baker and four children from
fteepGFt- III, spent Thursday and Friday
With the Marshall Bakers. From here they
Waller Mills. whs has been III for a month
with typhoid fever. has recovered sufficient
~ to SIT up a fen moments at a time.
Miss Helen Baker returned from a long
Visit IN Colorado Saturday night.
MIS- Laura DUukiin. n sister OF Doctor
Marshall Baker. With Kisses Edna and An
na Duaklln. visited Webster this week.
Miss May Reid Of Toronto is visiting
Mfses kRtherine and Edns Siddy. Mis-
katharine Siddy and Miss Reid visited the
Metcalfes at PiaSa. III. this week.
Mrs. Lou HaTpsr. formerly If this place.
Win AIRS Al Harper and children Of East
- Louis. departed for the summer cottage
Of NJ. Hayper's mother. in North Carolina.
Friday. where the various children and
grandchildren. tHenty-one In number. are
invited TO spend the summer.
The NJ SINNERS. CharieP Averys. Frank
Gamers. George Sanders and Misses Ruth
want anu SdGlr avery a company OF TWEEN
ty-siX. departed for Waupaka THURSDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Crane VII go to Charlie
voiN this week or next. They will be joined
by the J. a Walls from Hamilton. u.
Mrs Anna G. Hillman Will leave for Mar
tha's Vineyard this week for a long stay.
Leslie and Dave Thompson returned this
week from attending the Yale festivities.
Mis- Marie DicTkss and Hiss Florerca
Cooper Of ST. Louis have enEaged fer the
GUNNER IN the Congregational chof-. NIL
Mabel Wood OF -. Louis will take Miss
carolyn Aliens place at the o-Gan Tor thc
morning service. while she plays at tne
West Presbyterian Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Todd have a lftt.e
daughter. EUru last Saturday.
Miss Frances Dawson il home from a
y!sIt TO New York.
Mr.. Ernst Plant Is spending a Few davs
with the Rhodes family 1t Fern Glen.
Quite a large afternoon and evening pic
NC was held at jackson Park THURSDAY. A
platform was erected for dancing, and
there was a display Of fireworks.
Mrs 9 NJ. M1riin and Miss Olive Martin
left for E~fingham. ILL.,. Wednesday
Professor and Ms. Edward r.. Merton
departed Monday for SUvsuc-. Tenn.
Hiss MayUc TOat q : Louis. and Miss
GIsvia Fosbe OF Efingham vistrd Webster
Tuesday
Mas. Is. II. Payne IS visiting f-sen5s In
ksntucky.
The Reverend G.. ]. Eloss will preach. b.
ginning -r-liT NJ. n series OF flva sermo1a
on nature studies. The subjects are. Jul
Q: The Mission Of F.owcrs"; July u. tn"
Story Of a Tree. July ~. "SUdo'. JuIy =.
water Aussst = Heat"
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9 o. Evans. and Mrs. Charles OrricE Evans. an!
MS Charles bTrtck Ey4rs. r.. who has just
mrpE.
Miss Gladys Sullivan. Who l. visiting Mrs.
Soope. q Washington avenue. IS ~ with scar-
Mr.. Walker Exams has gone 20 a sanitarium
IN, hopes that Il will b=nert her.
Mr.. MuTtfaift has gone o. Minneapolis 20
spend = few months with his s1n.
Miss George BiEFs gave a dinner Marty On
Nsdnes+ay evening 20 = few friends.
now on the rad 10 rsrovsr--
MS. James FortsaUs. Who went With the
MISSES FfanklinS % Cuf0=nIa. has returned 10
n-r nome IN North Webster avenue. The MisS=S
EIahEltn returned On account d The Illness OF
their sister. Ms. Hickman
III. EiEaTd R1rst-w. VIM has p en- 10 s-rr,l
vacation.
4 garden partv was given last week hv NJ
NcL'ons-d a. North WetSte- avenue.
hlss Earl Sl!uks.d has returned home after n
Denver %
Mr. and Mrs.. e. o. Exams. II have r.---,s5
IN Ire North. where they spent their h1aev-
MIS- HasSins. formerly o. Hlrkwood has de-
sumner Sb"' 'e
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4 ~CHAUTAUoUA.

Irds- and Mrs. g -. Levsre;t Of Upper A.
ten have opened ;keiT cottage FOR the ss6s5n-
NJ sra Mrs; " L S,o't ali daughter. Mss
Lti 49, "z4 VII remain AT Chautau4ua N: !
M ana Mr.. Russell z: Gnrin-r and family
- - Luis -" her" ir- 10 s,a-oa- Mr.. Carl
G.ek ant sirrs daily yarhtl-E parties 10 his
Robert +. BrilEhu--,. ,he sculp,or. and fam
g = LUIS a. n.Ie Sssg2yinE theiE e1rin
81 thu ChHutaugus.S who he's bs l51,cG -
9ssat- msGh q his time On the M.ss.ssippi
CgtIas. building SEEMS 60 be the rad. at
Ctauutagas thiS season. an6 no i-ss than nT-
VIII be r-ady ~ Thursday. July 10. when Ch5at
Mr. ana Mr.. G. ". Hnua,I Of Erisb,on.
III, ha7s or-n"d th~ir cottage Toy the season.
LES Us AMANDA VOL Of Carrol!:oa. III. has
Ihs Rrvcr.nd and Mrs Il: +. Corr.nEron -
- LOUIS moved into thc:r "ott1S-. Oak Leaf"
The Rsvere7d Doctor =. O. KInh,l. p,s.or NJ,
Isn.lly will sn"nd the Srassn IN the ISmsn
Airs. Alec ENaTd ard family o., :; To,,s all
spnd the season al the WeHlan's Relief CUryS
Mrs. Chandler anil family n s.. Louis are her,
tor thr seaFon and Vili occupy Elm Cottage
The party ot 81. Louis High school girls who
hayS In ss,IdinE = sorinisht at me KinE,s
deu1rt fo- home Tomorrow evening. "
on-n.d th-:r cottas-. "Tnmr I'm" for the
raIT. "stnnn~sT Iha ganShter A!ss Ala
VI Ensrf the EeascH In Johnson cottage in
fI,s carrie Finch OF Jer-syvIHe is a chau-
taudua visitor
NJ and Mr.. Edward Lynch viii occupy N.
Marsh cottage in BIun avenue during the sea-
Mr. T O. Emerson Of Upper Alton has ar
rived for the seasun.
Miss Suth Of CsUroliton. III. IL entertaining
Cottage.
A. r Meints n East 81. Louis Is erecting a
cottage in Springfield avsnue.
NJ. and Mrs. =. ? Uiri~N Of 81 Louis have
tskeE roons At the F1ssa Spring Hotel for the
Mrs.. Charles Stevens and Mrs. Meis.ub.rr are
enjoying tent life at Chautauqua-
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THERE ARE 284a86
FARMS IN MISSOURI.
Go.crnmen BuIIetIn shows AgrIcuI-
turnI Properties Of the state
Are Worth -, O33,I2I.S95.

The R.uuhli- Bureau.
4tE -. and r-nnsyiysn1 Az
Washington. July The Census Once
this morning issued bulletins giving The
agricultural statistics fer the States Of
Missouri and Mississippi.
The farms u Missouri. June !. 1893. nEE-
bCr-d zsi..S5 and were valued at $S43.ssS.-IA.
O. wh.cn amount Sss.5is.iSJ. or rs per
cent. represents the vaius Of buildings and
yflJ.41r.tS. or 50 per CrIt. the Waite Ut
tine la.G and improvements other tnEn
buildings. On the same uaJe the Naiue OF
farm Implements ana machinery was as
Uizlb-y. anu 81 lave stock. NbL3J.N+- Itr-e
ya.uCs. ADDED 20 mat CT arms. gave 4l.S':.
l-I.s9I tGc Total vaiUe - farm property
Iuv tu,al Ngicc III farm sTO.ucls iSi 80
WIS S,Is =J.J.v. 81 shlCh amount St.c!L'$H.
gr 40 pei cent. r,y4-~.uss TIE value 81
animal products and 1-l.4@o.G-o. or - Der
cent. the value OF crops. incIuClns Io1e>'
product Gu. az pToIuceC on farms
The total value OF lam p.otUcts Tor lSs
exceeds that for IsSS by SiS.Ji5.NS. an N
cease % ssS per cent. but a part Of This
gain j. doubtless due 10 4 mose GetaiIeu ti.-
u,uerayroa IN Svp than In La1
The gross farm income Is Obtained by
deduri!aE frUm the total value OF farm
u.gFIr.. the value OF IN. products fed 10
Ave stock ON the farms Of the prOdlcrrS.
In les the reported va:us Of products I-d
gross farm income The ratio when thls
latter amount bears 10 tire total yalle az
farm prcp"rIy J. referred TO - tne pE-
CyutaEe q gross income upon Investment
For Missouri IN 1853 IL was lAb per cent.
IN. farms 81 mississippi June !. $50.
numbered Z9.sf1. and were valued At SISS
gII.0O. OF this amount E7.lstS9. or IS
per cent. represents tEp valuc Ct hCild'n$s.
and Slf.Ss.s9. or 7a6 per cent. the value
CI the land and Improvements other t"ah
buildings. On the same d9te the value OF
farm Implements ana machinery was ~
80 So and Of live sock Si26ST.22- Inese
va.utS. added To that OF farms. give t14.-
eElog-. the total value 81 farm property,
The pruI,s,tS derived from domestic ami
mails. poultry and bees. incsuiinS animals
sold and animals slaughtered cn farms. are
referred to IN this IuIi~tln IS animal prod
ur;s." The total value Of such prgducts.
together Nth the value Of all crops. IS
termed Total value % farm products.
This value for 1873 was N02 fs2.2c. OF which
amount S5.pS57. or ~ pes cant, repre-
s-nts the value Of animal products. ard
81. - or SIS per cent. the value OF
crops. including forest products The total
value II farm products for 1888 exceeds that
Of $50 ~ sz9Ii9.2S. or 81 per cent.
The gross farm leone IL obtained by
deduCtinC from the total value OF farm
products the value Of the products fed 10
live stock on the farms OF tho producers.
In lsa the reported value Of products fed
was 81 .74S.sE leaving SsN.75.ES as the
gross farm income. The ratio which this
amount bears TO the total value OF farm
property Is referred to in this bulletin as
the percentage Of gross income upon In
vsstment." For Mississippi In 1879 1t was
i44 per cent.