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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-01-07
Drying preparations simply dever

DIy IIIS UIUIJdIStIIUIIS SIMPLY U5FoE
o2 dry catarrh; they dry up the secretions
which adhere to the membrane and decom
pose, causing q far more serious trouble than
the ordinary form of catarrh. Avoid all dry
ing inhalants, fumes, smokes and snufFs
and use that which cleanses, soothes and
heals. Ely's Cream Balm is such remedy
anil viii cure catarrh Or cold in the head
easily and pleaaantly. A trial size will be
mailed for 10 cents. All druggists sell the
soc. size. Ely Brothers. Sc Warren St., NY.
The Balm cures without pain, does not
irritate or cause sneezing. Il spreads itself
over an irritated and angry surface, reliev-
ing Immediately the painful Inflammation.
With Ely's Cream Balm you are armed
against Nasal Catarrh and hay Fever.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-01-07

SINCE it is announced that Boss
Platt Will she McCIure's magazine
for libel, a widespread desire to
see the offending article published
in that periodical exists.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-01-07
Do Not Fall to
Consult Me.

Do not go through life suffering
because you have BEEN told that your
disease is incurable I can prove
that my knowledge ofPhysic Science
and All1loidal Dosimetric Medication
will be a boon to you. If 1 cannot
cure you [ can at least relieve your
sufferings and make life little
sweeter to you. My reputation Is
based upon my success. l will visit
any partof the county day or night to
attend the sick. Consultation conf
Dental Calls left at the Botica de
Leon will be promptly answered.
C. C. FORD, ND.
Office. MILLER HOTEL.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-01-07
Polite Sarcasm
Chelsea Gazette.

Chelsea Gazette.
Mr., Tightfist: "I'm always
willing to help a deserving unfor-
tunate Here's two cents; now do
not spend it for drink"
Tramp; Certainly not. II [
don't buy ticket to Florida, I'll
purchase set of winter faunels. >"
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-01-07
TUESDAY. JANUARY :. 1902.

The lower Rio Grande's boom is
not noisy one, but it is steady
aud persistent.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-01-07

Just step right down this way;
Wen show you any day
The beauteous fiow'rs ablooms
And air filled with perfume.
Try our balmy winter air
You'll find it sweet an fair.
Come to Rio Grande's shore
An you'll wander no more
Right here you'll cast your lot,
For It's Natures garden spot.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-01-07
Exchange Echoes.

A suffering subscriber sends in the
following plant:
1--WE read in Texas papers
Bout the flowers all in bloom;
Bout their beauty and their fragrance,
Bout the air filed with perfume
Now, all you Southern poets,
viii you kindly tell me, pray,
Where is all this found IN Texas,
And I'm needed out that way"
Houston Post.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-01-07
consumption

How Are Your KIdneysE
ar Hobbs sparagps pills cure al kidney ills. sam
-ie free Adj. S1erliag Remedy Co. Chicago or n '
Newport daily independent., 1902-10-04

When the Arkansas Supreme Court meets in Little Rock next Monday, says the Paragould Soliphone, there will be presented to it case of unusual interest, and it will probably be the first time in the legal history of the State that case has gone to the higher tribunal before it was tried in the State courts. The case is the Johnson murder case from Newport, Ark. When delivered it will prac- tically mean whether or not Johnson will be tried for murder in the first or second degree, thus, in sense, de- termining an original case as to whether or not man shall become liable to death by law, or shall serve a term of imprisonment.
 Johnson, who is farmer, is ac- cused of killing a man named Thomas last April. After the inquest over the body of Thomas, the coroner re- commended that Johnson be held for murder in the first degree. Habeas corpus proceedings were instituted, but the circuit judge declined to admit Johnson to bail. The grand jury met and indicted him for murder in the second degree. The prosecuting at torney and the circuit judge were not satisfied with the indictment and the latter referred the indictment back to the grand jury, with the recommends
 tion that the charge be made murder
 in the first degree, and an indictment to that effect was returned. The de- | fendant's attorney entered a motion | to quash the second indictment of first degree, which was denied by the judge. Appeal was then taken to the | Supreme Court to settle the question
 as to whether or not the judge had
 the right to refer an indictment back
 to the grand jury, before trial of the first, and if the second indictment
 should stand Thus the Supreme
 Court, by deciding one point of the
 controversy, will indirectly have
 what might be called the right of life
 and death in an original case.
Newport daily independent., 1902-10-04
AUGUSTA CHURCH WEDDING.

Augusta, Oct. 3.-A beautiful Octo Der wedding was solemnized at the Presbyterian church in this city We'd nesday evening, Rev. Fred Little of the Methodist church officiating The contracting parties were J. H. Snapp of Fitzhugh and Miss Irma Jones of this city.
 The church, which was beautifully decorated, was thronged with friends and admirers of the contracting par ties. The order in which the bridal party entered was as follows: Dr. Ut- ley and MT. John Horton; MT. Norton Jones and Miss Beatrice Roddy; Chris Berry and J. o. Kittrell; the groom and Gee Price, the best man.
 Following these came the matron of honor, Mrs. Elmo Carl Lee, and then the bride, unattended. The ceremony that united this happy couple for life was said under handsomely decora ted parasol From the church the bri- dal party repaired to the home of MT. and Mrs. Elmo Carl Lee, where they were delightfully."- entertained.
Newport daily independent., 1902-10-04
TRIES TO FOLLOW HUSBAND.

Beaumont, Tex, Oct. 8. Mrs Frank Heinzman, widow of former Kansas City man, who shot himself in French Market here three weeks ago, today shot herself below the heart with sui cidal intent Dependency because of her husbands suicide was the cause The wound is not necessarily fatal
Newport daily independent., 1902-10-04
COAL! ooALl! coAL!!!

Call 21-2 rings and leave your order for coal. Full weight and prompt de- livery M. K. UPsHAw.
Newport daily independent., 1902-10-04

Mrs Heinzman was a step daughter of Charley Matthew, once a baker of this city.
Newport daily independent., 1902-10-04
SUNDAY SERVICES.

At the Presbyterian church com munion will be observed at the morn ing hour, the subject for the pastors sermon being "Faith in Gods Ordi- nances," and in the evening "The Whitening of the Fig Tree" A cor dial invitation is extended to all; hours II a. m. and 7:15 p. m.
 .*.
 Rev. 0. O. Cline of the Christian church will present at the morning service tomorrow, "The Model Illus band" At the night service he will continue the studies of Fulfilled Prophecy. Subject for tomorrow night will be ''John and Daniels Ten Horned Beast" All students of his- tory are invited to attend Sunday school at 9:30 a. m.
 At the Methodist church Sunday school at 9:30 8. m. and Juvenile Mis- sionary Society at 2:3O p. m. The pastor, J. w. Smith, will fill his pulpit at II a. m. and 7:3O p. m. "The Eye on the Goap' is his morning subject, and he will speak on "Obeying Con- science" at the evening hour. Miss Thornburg will sing a solo at the morning service and Mrs. Maud Marshall at the evening hour. l Regular services will be held at the Catholic church tomorrow, conducted by Father Thum.
Newport daily independent., 1902-10-04
SUPREME COURT TO DECIDE.

Johnson Case Will Go Before Supreme Court To Determine Authority of Circuit Judge To Set Aside
 Grand Jury Indictment.
Newport daily independent., 1902-10-04
PEARLS.

We pay the highest prices for Pearls, Slugs, Points or Baroques. Send your pearls to us, if our offer is not accepted, we will return them at our expense.
 Try us on small lot.
Newport daily independent., 1902-10-04

Regular services will be held at the Catholic church tomorrow, conducted by Father Thum.
Newport daily independent., 1902-10-04
WM. BARTHMAN

f74 BROADWAY, CORNER MAIDEN
 LANE NEW YORK NY DEALER IN DIAMONDS WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-13

Misses Maude and Laura sikkema and Laura
krspivlt are az the Pla<t Clausauqua-
1iEs- John M@urer and tauEhtsr. Miss Jose
here.
SI5. ard Mr.. F. e. Smiley are sunmerinE at
tie Northern resorts
The Misses Augusta and Kate Neuhaus will
depart soon for Oregon to spend the summer.
Mss Kate Fu-luan % Summit avenue is the
Euf=- of Ms LI-Iia Flsizchhein
Nhs engagement T. announced Of Miss Carrie
ktch guI Joseph EuscEIr~.
Mr. ard Mrs William e. Buchanan OF Les An
Eeles. cal. visiting Bslleville-
Mrs. T. Manning and children OF Wheeling ".
Va. are In Belleyile visiting relatives
Miss Barbara Holm j. visiting In Chicago.
Miss Frtela Stephani e in Denver. Colo.
Miss Marie Becker has rrurued to her home in
East St. Louis after pleasant visit in Belle
VILE
:. \. Behymsr is visiting in ST Joseph. No
Nr- and Mrs. joseph Fuess and children are at
Colorado Springs. CoiI-
Th- Misses Fiorense and Stella smith are visit
irE in Marion. 1T.
SllsS Anna Gartsite has returned from visit
IN HarrisHnviIla. III
Miss OLA H6ebsr = st. Louis is the guest
OF Miss Celia Nicrhellsr-
Mss Lydia MchIer is visiting in the Last
Miss L-oia Schae:er has returned from Salem.
III
Miss Lena Lirse departed :sst week to spend
tks sumner In the West
Nj and Mr. Ernest ". Lertz ard son
visiting in Niles County. Wisconsin
Mr. and Mrs. g p Fleischbein departed Tues
day Tor q river trin 10 burlington. Ia
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-13
PIasA CHAUTAUaUA.

Mr.. William c. Doyle and daughter Mss
saiie Doyle Of -. Louis are spending the sea-
s'y NJ a. IhT " y smith of WaSesy. H., has cot
tag BluI avsnue- Mrs smith has toF her
guests Misses ITeEr Tr'hh'e and Nellie Bradford
'.Ih Ih- Rsvsrsnd e u shuarI Eas'or q Firs;
NJ r church AZ BrIieville. and M-s- Shunart.
Nlr. ami Mrs. H. ". RopiIueJ q Bell-yiile arr
Mr- n 'hS Annie EoTqus, md Siss Bertha Ropiqu.i
~ HeIiaSiiis and Mrs. WaEgcHer of iowa
The Misses Lulu and Lola tunkhouSer or Ghi-
Ms + 4. Behymer and daughter. Miss Ruth
a PARTY of BeIIeviIIr society tolk. consisting
Of Misses clara Kreppeit and Maude and Laura
MIA MIS- knsndi Wei Is sn,eTtsiains Mis- Nookie
Rurruss Of Carrollton. Ill. ~ Greenwood Cot
Mr and Mrs VI C Richmond of -. Louis
are at the Nerkes cottage in Elun avenue Tor the
Misse~ Mae Kirby and Emma wss; of Jersey
Vs are vi0E Wilsi,S s sna 5S,s Miss Nen.
White % Greeufieid Ill. are at the w g T l.
Ms. EDWARD wenneksr and daughter, Miss
h'ie WsnEeksl. oL - LOUIS. nav" ,aS.n f''i'iS
Mr and MIs G,grEr seen and daushterS, TIE
a. s1.H5liS the sess5- y, N. S;sffa- cottiSe
Judse .. r. Hamilton ani daughters. the
Vile. have taken the Coke cottage on Tabernacle
Square for the season
d. J. Murphy. cashier q she National Bank
% Jsrs.yvils. ard Mrs MuTPHy are tentins On
-. Louis avenue
party Of Alton yours iadica. consisting % Misses
bertha imoEene Ri~nop. Beatrice Ferguson and
Olive Giilhams The party Is staying NJ the
Iiasa Yacht Club rouse
Mr. and Mrs 7. Van der Lirpe OF 81 Louis
herr fer the season.
Mr. and Mrs. T. n. Perrin and daughter. Miss
Grace Perrin. OF Alton have opened their cot
taEe for the
Colonel and Mrs A. F. Rodg-rs and daughter
Miss sara Rodgers OF Upper Alton. are pend q
Ing the season Al Chautnugus-
Mr. and Mrs Thomas White q Upper Alton
here for the season They viii depart COR
chicago on Monday 10 attend the wedding %
Mary Strattnn Tuesday -y-sins.
General and Mrs. q. W. Faycy and LAUGHTER.
Miss Alice Payey. arrived from Mount Nerupa-
III. cn SatuTla- ard will remain the - the
sea~ln. AmonE the sshsr sideuts % Mount
Vernon who are suenllnG the se1znn here are
Mr.. and Mr.. Norman slOss and Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel Casey
nom 81. Louis Saturday End will cccIpy thsir
The Reverend and MrE. J. a. IlrEr q shin
man. III. bore for the seIscn.
The Misses Mary. Louise and Martha SOFT
arrived from I.rseyville On Ftfiav mr-nivz and
lnirad their parents. Mr.. md Hirs. William L.
Scott. at the Scott cottage. The .Sdn.t"s
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas -. Emerson OF Timer
AituC here fsr the season
Mines. J. 4 Vance and j. y. Mckee of r.
ylrslsvtlle md dnuchtrrr. M Nis z.s Esiua and
Dew Drop Inp' Tor fr~ Srae0u
Mr and Mr. John =. clark cf ~ Louis will
occupy their nev cottage IN raherl.s.ie S,iJIsrr
this
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-13
NIOBERLl, NO.

Misses Gav and Mav Jennings are visiting Miss
EmTaliu- Grftsn OF Hannibal
Nis>rs El-auHr and Christine LrW.S are *
I-y:-si home from Etfsp. ryGt month. w'-l-
they have spent year iu the study OF music.
NJ. a.d Mr. J. = Bowers have returned nom
Nsst Baden. lua.
Mis- AIar1 p' Nr..;- gave a siN-lani euChr- p.--
y AonlaN 't-..rE ~ hyA"i ~ Mis-. Mn N, Nh, ~. 90
-. Louis dad MIS- Harris - t''It Arthur. I' =
n. Elizabeth Ferris entertained about tNynt.
Young '-ypl- Tues say evening in honor 81 iona
Hicks 4uI tfuli or tlaIl8 and James r-gI.lI
ami Mss Ey-fir- TririI y. Denver. colo.
Nj Martha Harris lia. r-tu.n-i g. f'it A.
thur. Tex. after pleasant risit 10 her aunt
SIrs Hsrry Heard = - Louis visited her
u, li.r. Mr. Thomas M,Sw,snN. lasg w-sk
Thirteenth birthday 81 their daughter MAJ. by
a nav siE, 10 hrr friends The guests W-Ig:
Charlotte HIwar.h. Nrlli- NyOu!ty. Niary
Sr3FS- Nar C"UaH. Emnis HiCkerssn. pafa
liu-s. Mauriu. uanlsy snd Angie Hawks -
-k'.suk. Ia. Nasi.r~ Howard Stevens. FEaak
,itus-i Robert Na>~n. WIN Kahe,.k and Ai"e
Mi.ta-i M'' alb" % honor u. Iilcir sons. !asrA
am Louis Tfgs- .u attendance v-rs- Ne~sls-
wa Martin tT"'i Lowell Lowell SONS. tnarlrs
Penn. John farssla-. Frank Harvey. loan smith.
Jack Sandls"u. VIII sharp. George Write. " .ss-s
G-urIs. MyriI. Baker NsttIa and Bessie N-t-r-
galL Helen CgN. Hattie Haworth. BESSIE Robert
son. Lula I-ffrtEs. Nuymr EasS.tt Mayrn, Sur-
ber. Minnie Flrhlin ana claudia Ii-u5iriN
Mfs- " lL.iau Palmer. accompanied iy Lis~
,ssphiu- E.lliuEs. D. visiting he- sister Nrs
MTs- u r. Carpenter ami little daughter have
TytnLi-a Tom . twg w"tks' Nisi; with Ma.
The y. NJ e. A. gave a reception Tuesday
Mr.. Arthur Chamlsr. who has Jus. been rr,d-
uaiHu :rum 'he law department OF Washington
nlycIs.tn. hs~ ben visiting his parents he
Nrs VIII Irwin 81 Eailsas ,ft, * IN. rue.t
~ h'F SISTER. Mr. John Il. Jennings.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-13
MACON. NO.

Miss Mae vancleve is the guest Of friends in
Clarence. .-,,- -, en-,
Boatran Of Mexico are guests q Mrs. W : Car
Miss Eugenia McCully visited la Plata the
latter part Of the week. the guest OF Miss Bonnie
MIS- Mary wight returned TO Moberly Saturday
after a short visit here TO Miss Lille Brown
turned 10 their home in Chester. Neh-. after hav-
Ing visited here month 81,
Mrs II B. Wilson and Miss Bessie ! uraer VS.
Mrs Clara Steele returned 10 her home IN %
lumbus. o., Saturday atteE an eNtendeu Nlsll 10
her brother. Doctor J. W Pickett >-,.,.,,- -,
Messrs. Edgar Bronson and = A Nicn9.s OF
Trenton are visiting their friends in Macon
About the first OF August they VIII 60 10 Okla
psPer in a town 20 be built b. the Trenton Town
Mines Fairbanks Ross Larrabee. Theo Gary.
P T Holman and J, a HUDSON o. Coilnloia W. :
Misses Angie and sula McCanne returned sun
Mrs Harry NJ Rubey and daughter. Miss Mary.
departed Monday for an extended visit at Lake
Mrs. Doctor Yates and daughter. Mrs. Thomas
Taylor, Of Callao. are the guests ot Mrs w E
Miss NeIIe Hawley returned to ClIIlIcothe Mon
Mrs {. E Ford Of Ottumva Ia. arrived here
Wednesday to visit for several weeks with her
sister, Mrs. T. a. Craig.
Miss Mazo Tansil Of La Plata was in Macon
Monday en- route Manitou. Colo. She was met
here bv Miss Pearl Shaie Il Clarence. who ac-
Mr.. and Mrs J. H Wright and daughter. Miss
Leah. making preparations 10 leave In about
month for Colorado. where they 60 Tor the
benefit OF Mrs Wrights health They expect TO
remain away at least a year.
Mrs r. A Guthrie entertained a large number
OF her friends Thursday morning Misses Mae
Caldwell. Mary sharp and Mary Stone assisted
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-13
EDwARDSVILLE. ILL

number Of EdvstdsvilIs society folk I.part.5
this week 10 spend she summer at the Fiasl
R0s and son Frederick Mrs J. a Va1rs AMI
the Misses E>ina and Viola Nanrr Mrs =
Mckee ard Miss Jessie Mckee. Mrs. j r san
ner Mrs .. &. Dake. Mrs. " VI smith Ms
r y. Gillispis and Miss Alice Gillespie and Miss
Mrs. John HobSou and Miss say,lee TobSon Is,t
Yesterday on n" Sidney fer visit az Northern
Mrs. II. Groppe and daughter. Miss Emma
Gropp@ ~ Chester. are being en.ertairat b. ,ir
and Mrs r - Stahan-
Miss Eta Schwarz Is visiting Miss Daisy Niul-
berry In Tayi0rytlls. \ reception was given In
her honor Thursdsy-
George W Aibin. a member Of this wars
graduating class u Yale College, AMI who car
Edwsrdsville friends this week before leaving so-
Mr. and Mrs. James r Dale. Mrs.. r. J.
Springer and Mrs r. \ Phillips deuartsd last
night flr Eureka Springs Ark
Misses Bifchie and Lille Kremer have gone to
Denver.
Miss Henrietta Nose + visiting a. Oak Glen
Misses Mary and Edna Jeffress gave q Lawn
party THURSDAY evening In compliment to their
Mss Irma Springer and Mis- Gienevievs Keller
have Eone 10 Douglas. Mich. for the summer.
Misses L0ra Blsscheust In. Alice AMI Jennie
Latter visited EfwatdSvills friends this weak
Misses Lila and Blarche FsiheTie % No Az
Hartford street. -. Louis. being entertained
BY Miss Pearl BeTnius- A party VIII be given
in their honor Tuesday.
Miss Bessie Barnshack Il entertaining Miss
Edna Donoho II Troy.
Mr. and Mrs W. II French entertained
number lot guests from s.. Louis this week-
Fred Richardson. Miss Isola conklinE and Miss
Maude Glover
have returned from Springfield. where they vis-
cd Mrs O. A. Lytie.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-13
JER>EYNILLE. ILL.

Mn Eieyf5 e; T has Ts.a5Psd to IS = Jsy L9is .t;''
The Miss Mae AMI Myrtl. Williamson % -
Louis az. visitors in Ierssyyills-
Mrs M v. Hamilton has gone 20 Godfrey.
III. to visit her daughter. Mrs.. J. R Stevenson
Miss Mary Fox has gone TO I.1ami. Ill
Th- Misses GusSi- aud Dora B-aty are visitors
Mrs JosiTt vaughn has gone TO Eioom,ns.7n.
The Misses Tsssie ana Ruth smith % MAIora.
III arr visitors in Jersey Vile. ,
Miss Kate Ring has returned from an extended
stay At Chautaugus-
W 'izEeF f"tuiI,sd o. Minghssl-E lTSr-,-is, alygt
visiting MrS, MeizgeT's uncle the Reverend Ia
Mr and Mrs. Gus Christy of JerssyyiHe enter
taiuyi the Sosial club saturday -LsulnE n 2. n
.r ~ boctor ami Mr.. Ambrose MyeNon q Al
Mrs. I.ucinda Lotion has returned 70 L.adorIs.
The Misses Bose ani Julia laurent suf Mss
L.'ytie Jacobs have returned from an extended
Mis- me" I1S,lsan Of Jer-~yvIre entertained
on Wednesday In h0nor % Miss Mabei Dutt7n u
Mss C'rone is entertaining Mrs. Annie shank
VI Mt Tan and Mrs. Gil p. cheney departed Monday
Tor Denver. to sr"nd the summer.
guest ss Of j iefssyynis s' ne rs!ativsz. y
Mrs. Georgs CORY returned Saturiay % i1, ti2,d
rsIs,iSes.
Miss Christine Mode Is a visitor in Edwards
VILE
inE in honor Of Mis- HilteEari P1luistTom ot
NJ sB5 MTs 7. NJ. Matthew and Miss Ka-Is
Heller returned 10 St Louis MonGav after vis-
iIug Ier~eyville friends.
IRE Nisxs< Costello of Jerseyyilte are entertain
{nr Miss GuSsi@ Mai-uey q -. Louis
Mrs L. Wilson teparted To- Arkley- Ia. OF
'T'JIesday. after visiting her mother. Mrs. Fred
Wshhar. in Icrseyyille -
johnson % -. Louis .
Mrs. 2. r Bruce - s. Louis = the guest of
Isrz.yViils relatives
Mss RruIah = BsSse has returned from
Orange. y. J.
Mrs John \ Shsphgsri entertained AZ crris
on TUESDAY morning IN honor q Mrs Clarence
Mn. - fIasrIrca- Nnh.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-13
CARBONDALE. ILL.

Tie f.lIawing from .hi- city ar ru at,.rdaa. r.
9n'the National Convention II IN BIpsist Y.uas
Ilanch Mr- and Mrs James Efh-rtuu. Mr. aall
NJ f.l-tio- i'att-u. Wiii.am WLifu-t and Al
Ms Louise KirEham. who is spendiug the
summer witH her parents. entertained party -
a.. Willard - AIMS
Mr. Nsnsy Grammar has returned 20 her
,''IT =, lI WIS CITY. after six months suIDIrH
Mayor >. T. McNnaIIv Is spending q f-w DAYS
The family = cashier Eivari 3 Mitchell has
taken a cottage At MaCataWE Park. Mich. and
Albert ChiIders will .isit f0- fwo weeks o.
r.li,,; M, ) : S9ms,o,i; 91d children are visiting
J. h Caldwell - fsadu-ah b. spending = Few
Mr.. / y RaI-Weil og N6rInai..' AGED q years.
sister -in-law Il Alexander campbell. flIlnler
- III CHRISTIAN church = the guest q her
Miss IutdIrSton % s. Louis IS the guest OF
Mr. s'' PohR LAM and m d,ueH1sr liTsl Ida who have been
visiting Mrs r p E.uuirltt. returned % their
Mis- Daisy I.r-s spent Ilst week vIsrirz
friends IN MurphysbCr1.
Mrs. lames. K walton % Golden - visiting
H. mother Mrs 2 ". storm
Mr. Robert p Rsniro j. the guest % Clhisa
Mrs Henry .Rrohm departed for Anna Tuesday
After an extended visit iu Ava. Miss Soll.e
Roe has r-turne,,Sto her home In this city
Miss L.oja Eisie director - music at the
state Normal University. is visiting In Cni.as7,
Doctor AMI Mrs. Il 6. Mitchell AMI flE4ty
have gone TO Chautluuul g. meet their srn. Ei-
ward. cadet AZ West Point
Mrs. CAL : HU1s. who has been the guest -
relatives Cor several weeks. has returned O. her
home In p-nveC. Colo
brooks and Alfred AIlen. has returned from
two weeks visit In Cairo
Mr. AMI M. Frank Basche have gone 10
\. : Wsil,r r-turn@d Monday from 81 Louis.
accompanied by his mother. Mr. 6~n~'i-'e
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-13
NATION, ILL.

MlS- Netti@ Sheppard. guest of Mr. AMI ~
VIII Sheppard. returned q UanyiIIr
Miss Ada Noble has returned from a ,fsI. -
five weeks "a Miss Nellie Hedges In Cedar Pan
ids Ia.
Miss Elizabeth Elliot has returned fr1m 3
visit IN -. Louis. NO
Miss Tavis Burnett of Neh-aSta CTtv Ncs
is visiting relatives in the city -'
Miss AMY Cler1ents Is visiting reiatiyes A.,
Lnngootee. Ind
Mis- James Ballentine Is visiting in Alton
Misses Carrie Smith of Muncia. Ind anf F.r7
Mct,ammlSh q Winchester. IND have rat,fr-e. +,
20 their homes afte- a visit o. their un-i. .,,-
perinteufeut " II. Starhuck OF the Peoria 81
vision OF the Illinois Central
MI J. W. Dora Is visiting IN Louisville Nv
Mr. " II. Craycraft has returned from a
Ind. "
The eighteen young matruns aud maids cou,-
uosing the Unique club were guests al a shit
waist dance ir Fitzgersid Hail Mcndav night
Etven by their gentlemen friends Glhl.r'z o.
ley's afterwards
visit 70 Boston. Mass
Miss Lutte Hart Is spending a month On a
ranch near Denver. Colo.
Ms. Shiun and daughter Mis- Eliza have re-
turned from an extended trim through the West
Miss Ida Peck. guest % Mss Hass Morvstn L
has returned In her home In Champaign
Mr.. and Ms Harry L. Kendall are amending
several weeks IN Colorado.
Miss Pearl Gorsuch of Chester g the guest OF
her sister. Mrs p. T. Breckenridge.
Mrs. n r. Mansfield has returned to Indian
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-13

spent Monday in East s.. Louis visiting frienas
On Howe avenue o., a.. ,-f.e,.-
her sisters. Mines HaIv and Agl.eau- ,.
Miss Nell White has returned from a p4HdSii4'
visit with friends IN Jerseyytll--
Misses IsIrIIa and Ethel Van 'l~Ne nave re-
turned from Gillespie DOL. ,-.
Mrs. John J. Marsh and son. Dave. will depart
next week fur trip 10 the NoT'h- o.,
Mis- Agnes ks-.Igen has returned from NiSIl
In Altos. II.
Miss Alice Crais Dawes srent last Monday 4
y isIgiS ViSttinC r:is .'.--
Mr. =. Reeves l. visiting In Greenfield -
Mr.. and Mr. John Wrong OF Kansas tlty. MO-
arr ths guests u Mr. anu Mr.. p. klust-rm2n "t
Ninth street.
No - White of Mu-physborJ IT,. - visiting
Miss IauufE % 81 IsuuiS avenue.
Mrs- y Mithausr has returned from visit IN
'hlragA H.
Ssd E,lams of No. 5II Howe avenue is in Knox
willie Tenn.
Miss-F Ethel and AIau1c Fruchte % Michigan
-. Louis
MIS-, Homer u. HfdeB.ard AMI dIusht-r Neil
Nlsttr'i on H4ir- ay.nu- Tuss.lIy.
ais MAtE- FII-sr % NJ. 5il" cook Isrull-.
- Louis. aui her Eu.-t. Ms Nell k-Ursriy q
's-ghy NJ. H.! were Ia East - iSu- visiting
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