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The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-25
Emerson Piano Co.
Boston Chicago
i20 tl0yiston - 1875 Wabash Ave
NOTICE

Notice q hereby given that sealed pro
p1Enls VII! b" received ~ the Mayor
niiicr NJ the CITY ui inrElnR'Du, Missouri.
to January hth. iyn, nt O'Clock . m, from
banks ana banking rpI pnr3iious or assnria
tons, or bankers. Tor deposit 81 the funds
~ sutn city Tor the time between thc date
NJ said bids and the next regular time for
the selection Of a depository, ne provided
by law. such proposals. must siatO the
largest rat 81 Interest per Hnnum that VIII
be paid 10 the said tlty on the daily balance
10 the credit Ut the said city with snid de-
pnsiinry as provided hy law, Tor the prlvi,
legr Oi bein~ made the depository % such
funds, ana must be accompanied by a duiy
certified check un some solvent bank for
not less than tbne half uf one uHr centuH 81
the titg revenue OF the preceding year
payable to the Treasurer 81 said city, as q
guarantee OF good faith ON the pan Of the
bidder No bids viii d. considered unless
such certified cheek shall accompany the
sane
sAN'L T. A,BuHl. city lcrk.
Dec, Is. 1874, Pennington. NO,
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inches deep In the top part 20 keep
saws, squares and planes; make a
deep door. hinged at top instead at the
bottom: make eight partition drawers
6 inches wide and 6 inches deep 10 keep
different sizes Of rivets, buckles. nails,
screw taps, bolts, etc; then make two
drawers, ~ inches deep. to keep
names, Ratchet, chisels and auger bits.
Perry McCluln, In Epitomist.
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DALTON &
KENNEDY,
Real Estate Agents,
fARasGIFoN, MO.
W. a krsasps

Hyoa want TO sell or bgy call at ,sr
onsce, mp stairs in the old DALTON Il
Marks Store Bui5iiRg. We here nanis
- frw ehoire Larer farms. bat have q
number ~ SNEAKER ones 10 dispose nj.
lag ~ acres IN meadow and a acres 10 pas.
ture--remainAer good timber 1hres srs.1I
spFtnFs. plenty OF stock water, small AZ
49, s.roofn hoss., harn texioo ieet VI
per acre.
80 acres-IOo IN cultivation, el acres f,na
.mo sroom house, large barn, two iiRp
81 efubk water In every held miles ffsDtrt
Fiat siver mines. Price 81 per acru.
GO acrss-tcs In cultivation; Z. room housa.
h0rn tsxfa, also small harn ana granary.
smoke house. chicken house. woad house
tenant house; all In Enoa state OF rultIva.
ton. so per acre.
y acras land IN the snbsri,s Of Far,ninvfon.
~ under fence ana IN Hrtss plenty OF water
iTice tlao per acre. Come ana see Il.
EH acres In 81. GScncvicys county. % An
eainselieni room dos house good loE haFn
~sii shaded, sinr urrnnui. good sprIpg~ ami
s:.==== =ss;=;;s.ss'; fT,- sGiEv anu uicr rimnaT
::-.-- -;.s-s.
houses aud lots In Hamilton tnNu-ons
room story, ana one nDom house on
lot adt0inins. Price $50 and SIT. Ilesn
houses HTe newly bnilt.
80 aSFvs land ngsr siii postnifre and store
sot OF me hiuN grass paAturp, N acres in
meadow. Most 81 this land 10 IN cultivation
q lot OF nnu springs, nice creek runs through
tao faTms 10 room brick house. iars@ tsaru
.nu uturr our Duiidings. Price $40 per acre.
IRfms ensf. THIS "a one OF the finest farms
u ~. Francois county. Gene ana see II
ss',s -, .-s;ss SssssS;silg extra.
Come and see Us and we will be
sure to show you something you wiil
IKE u you want a farm or toNn prop
ety.
DALTON G. KENNEDY
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outside edge of the box around under
the box near each end and up above
the inside edge sufficient TO form
hooks; then put long bolts through
to keep from spreading. II made
right Il will bear q mans weight. !
have used the same box over IS years.
prefer 10 save seed corn while gath
ering, NJ ! then see and handle every
ear,-E, J.. Christy In Epitomiss.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-25
COMPLETE TOOL BOX.
Ne Farm~r who Relieves In Kessins
Up nsaEe or Harn Can Ne
Witbsut Oae.

Here IL a sketch Of handy tool box
that ought tO be on every farm: Take
box AZ feet long, , feet wide and Is
inches deep; knock one side out and
stand on end; make q shelf about Is
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Alternating Currents

Long years ago. in the dim and
misty past, there once lived mnn
who was so very absent-mindcd
that one night he carefully blew
out himself and put the lamp to
bed. Think of the overwhelming
kindness Of the man who put the
lamp tO bed His was the most
overpowering act Of kindness TINT
has ever come TO light. II is only
exceeded by the kindness of the
mnn who carefully blew out the
gas and put himself to bed. His
was the most transcending acts q;
Kindness that has ever come "a
humanity The former did deed
OF Kindness 10 poor unnppreciat
ing lamp, the latter brought undy
ing fame to himself by an act oi
good will To The most apprecativr
humanity. But We are depressing
from our subject. We wish Ia
speak Of n mau who is with rs now
q certain Master Dix of Flat River,
the great philanthropist who en-
deavored To carve his name high on
the tablet of fame. One who IN
in pursuit of his ambition threw
aside all thoughts Of himself, OF
what the outcome might he. With
the self abnegation Of a martyr he
attempted 10 free forever from the
cruel prison house Ofpublic school.
dom the youth Of his native heath
But II was not TO be.
ne Trr went ont
II wouldn't burn
The children mist,
To school return
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BOX FOR SEED CORN.
Excellent ContFivRnes foE Those
Mhs save the seed While oath
erInE the Years CFSp.

To save seed corn while gathering
the corn I use box ~ inches wide,
ten inches deep and % inches long,
suspended from rear end gate Of
wagon box by strong hooks. To make
the hooks, take strap iron lh inches
vide and extend Il from the upper
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Rn,orile Family Rsmeas.

Frequently accidents occur w The
household. which eaus btros, cuts,
sptsins aud hrulsrs; foe n.c IN sseh
cases Ballads SNOW Liniment has
Tot maLy years been she constant ias'
oriio family remrdy 25s, soc and
81 % at City Dng stare
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-25

conjunction wife the solid negro
vote u.d the purchase Of float
res. - To make a majority. we pre- :
sume that the country win continue
TO be robbed by the trusts.
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PINAL SETTLEMENT.

Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed, administrator OF the estate ~
". u. GIBSON. Deed,
will make fnal settlement OF snid estate al
the next term uf The Probate Court OF -
francois county Missouri, To- be b. gun ang
held In the Court House IN Pennington. II
said county. on the set on Monday IN Jan
uaLy, is0.
v. u. YOUNG, Admir-
Deceuihor Is. 1870.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-25

We wish 10 call attention 20 the re-
cent plating ofthe Fair Grounds fraci
under the nsnc of GIeuwood Park
Lots arc 100 fret front BY nearly 2OL
Get deep. Gail and nee as or Lang A
Bro. for prices.
We also have Eve lots in COLLEGE Al
,Iifion for sale.
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10000
Emerson Planes

To- prove Whist the buying
power, " this great Com.
pany must be. Tho .msll
manufacturer WIN turns aa:
only n few pianos each
month wis certainly have to
pay moro Tor the material IN
each piaHO--there Is abso.
lutcly no doubt about this
When yon consider these
facts and put lhi, truth along
side Of Them. lhtt there arr
only three companie, IN the
Uniied States who have
made aud -uii 70, many
pianos ~ nutsrl,rs--thut W.
baven'i q competitor making
% high-grado piiun whose
uulpul !, a, large ~ uufs--
II needs no argument 10 cnn.
vince yuu that, quality for
ruali'y. ynu cIn buy cheap
~ ui ~ than Ut any ouo else.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-25

iaf acres In ste. Genevicve county, about
nins miles northeast OF Farmington, ten
Hilles nom either bonne Terrs or Plat ttiveF
aud one mile from Turiey MIL. tsood sin
room dwelling. frame barn. double lox
stable. and EfanaTy on premises, Good
spring ~ acres IN cultivation. balance In
ruod tiriber. TERRI Hue forms south haun.
dary nne. Fruit trees on place. Price
81 zoo or will trade for town property.
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FINAL SETTLEMENT.

Notice ~ hereby given that the under.
signed, administrator Of the estate of
J. l.. MITCHELL. Decd.
VIII make Knal settlement Of Anid estate al
the next term OF ;he Probate Nnurt Of ~
Francois county, Missouri. to h. begun and
held nt the Court House IN Termination In
Aaid ~. frnncois county. No., on the second
Monday Ia January 1919.
! T.. MITCHELL. admir-.
Dccsmhes n, iss1
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-25
A STRONG COURSE

Prom Judge
DO you have a good lecture
course here during the wiuteri"
we ask Of the manager of the HIg-
ginsville Lyceum.
Indeed we do" be answers
And next season we expect Ia
Guido all previous records. So far
we have booked one ransomued
missionary, one reformed gambler
one troupe of trained animals, one
converted heather, one moving
picture machine. aud one nrofes.
sional pcrsonntOr. We may take
on college professor who wants
to speak about the tendency of
modern literary thought, hut
don't know. It's pretty hnrd lo
keep the course on the same high
plane Of thought throagput "
Chased b. a dog, climbed a tree
My trousers are sight to sec'--
am constrained, therefore, to write:
THE bark was Tar worse than the bite. 4"
University Of Michigan wrink lie.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-25

Wall Street arithmetic:
10 mills make one trust,
10 trusts make one combine,
10 combines make one merger.
10 mergers make one magnate,
] maguate maKes all the money
Boston Bulletin
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-25

VI 81 acres near MN r. o. In ste. Gene.
We've county, 81, miles from \. Mo. Ky.
anu eight MILES from Pennington, q acres
~ cultivation balance in timber. All can
br cultivated except 2 acres splendid
house, three god springs. cistsrn cellar,
tnrn. and small orchard. - acrea In bot /.
tom. Price 81 go or win trade.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-25

A WARNING TO IECIpENT POETS.
The Women's Relief corps of
Minnesota has a poet One OF the
memers, widow, writes each year
q poem with which to welcome 10
to Office the new president Of the
organization. This year the presi.
dent is also a widow, and the poem
began in this way;
1--WE both have drank Of soTrows cup.
We both have buried husbands up
hut when the Lard shall call His own,
We both shall reap what We haze sown. -
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-25

An s.rnom. 1.story house, half acre al
grcJnd. haiutlful shade tfcna--llAg's "A
dillon 20 Pennington. Price 81, 80.
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one new 9 nom frame dwelling IN BarKs
addition. Fries 81 NO.
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The Outpu {.

The output Is Inc kry. note
TO pruft ~ deciding upon
prize NJ which tu sell,
manufacturer. no matter what
article he has To offer, con
sidprs how macy he is likely
to sell. aud bases his charge
accordingly Il is quite
reasonable. too. II q tailor
sells only tao .uils ui clothes
each week, hls income must
come from The prod, Of thc-e
two suits. II he cen, how
ever, double or treble hrs
output without materially IN.
curasing HE working rxpes.
rs, he oau naturally afford IT,
mnke The profit IN each suit
much less
Again, this output DECIDES
rhr Uu, ing power is Is on
~ necessary Ia stale that
there have been manuiac.
iurrI aud sold over
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-25

ons s,r"cfn hnass ssa &c. S=.. ,,ss.;;,
school IN north ward. Good cellar anc
barn. Price 81 so.
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FARM PROPERTY.

10 acres. mineral property, located neal
s;s:.s es;:sSs. sTivs q - 90 rasy tsrms.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-25

0sS ;-iVun iIuus. with an acre Uf land Il
taflninEiun. near klmwOod SEMINARY
rricc 81 .Sap.
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AS JACK saw 1T.

Jack, who Is 5 years old, came
home Que day last week crying
that another boy had hit him.
Why didn't You hit him
backs" be was asked.
did," he answered. Il hit
back first. IN. Y. Times.
Father went TO fry the chops
Papa Is so kind man--
Took the baby for the meat,
PM him in the frying pan;
Baby cried, but papa said.
'sThere, there. child, We must be iedi''
The Sphinx.
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Two t'rDom dwellings In tho town O
Esther. at 50 20 each. Terms easy.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-25

one Groom dwelling in esther at tsOo.
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lawyers.
Abstracters.
Real Estate,
Loan and
Insurance
Agents.
PENNINGTON, MO.
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a. acres IN ste. Genevieye county. miles
from Pennington ana just south of hurke
nUi Rh bOrhoOd, - acres IN cultivation, 20
acres good timber. Prize 81 600. WIN s~ii
ortrnGe
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Now that the electric road is
being built and the city water
works are assured, one can
make no mistake in investing
in good real estate in and
around Pennington. To as
sist probable purchasers we
submit a few Of the properties
we have for sale:
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-25

one store building. ssxse with addition
stAit on i''is-u prpporty IN FiAt River dis
t..;s. s.sJ sisssss VI Ksr,fs ct tffB vniua OF
- ss--ss ,rurr- rur r-rur.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-25

~ acres IN -. GcRcvicys county, 10 hi,
eaihyeiion, room ioE house. good loo harn.
vii sissltrsi, inr urr1nrgi, good sprlpgs and
! s-s;s'''ii'' Tfv~ 'HrE- nnu nice timber.
. w,.s-s.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-25

- aeres land IN the sabsfbs Of Pennington
~ under ience and IN Xmas, plenty OF water
Price tlso per acre. Tome AMI So II
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as Acres on rorTins road. near Asylum.
for sale or trade
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-25

1bcusea aud lots In Hamilton tuNu-uns
: room ~ story. and one ruom hnuRa on
lot adtoinins. Price $3.50 and fg5s These
houses Hre newly bnilt
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~ acres near Knot Lick. Good new aix
room house. barn. orchard. veil at house
and harm, plenty OF small fruit. - acre
IN cultivation ana all under fsncs spien
10 school. Schnrch belts In hearing. rrtce
81 go.
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tior, myriads of artificial butterflies in a
thousand iridcSCent huCS We're on the lace
ami rose silk curtains, the hrocade portieres.
the picture frames. the walls and in the
green carlandS. as though 4 flock of winged
things had settled there for = moment.
The guests carried these away as souvenirs.
The hall Was in Southern smilaN and red
and white carnations, and punch was served
there in a SmiiIN bower. br Miss Olive
Wcodsou and Miss Cora Moss. Coffee was
nuui cd in The library from a table placed
before a recessed window. framed in holly
ami filled with meteor roses. by Miss Eve
lyn Ebert and Miss Matte Lee Peak.
The diuiuC-room WAS in holly and green.
the long oval table decorated with a huge
basket Of red carnations. its tall handle
tied with a flaming red bow where the smi-
lax ropes that came from two chandeliers
mct. Red fairy lamps and other details re-
pcatcd the color. On the mantel was Il
long hirchlark canoe filled with carna-
lions. and vases OF the flowers were set
about. Red candles illuminated the apart
mcnt-
The debutante wore white crepe de Chine
and lace. while Mrs. Boone wore heavy
black brocade. with collar of black Rcnais-
saDce, vest % white Renaissance over white
satin, and 4 touch of green panne ir The
stock.
There were several hundred guests. Miss
Ruth Lowry and Miss Ethel Kaufman were
II, the dininr-room with pretty baskets tied
with rcd ribbon. from which they distrib-
Sted sprigS Of holly tied with red bows TO
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= l.. Burwell of Boston. Mass, IL ii
guest at the ST. Nicholas.
II. Dubois of Detroit. Mich, is stop
nm. at the Liudell.
C T. caldwell Of Harvey. Ill. is regis
tered ut the I.acIede.
Mr. and Mrs. W. :. Albert OF Cape Gil
rari4au. Mo. are at the Southern.
Henry Seaman of Clinton. Ia, was at
the Planters yesterday.
u r. Kingsburv of Boston. Mass, Is
registered AT the 81. Nicholas.
NJ RradIay of AttIeboro, Mass,
sneut Yesterday at the Lindell.
II n N,th.ys of Poplnr Bluff, No.
is a guest at the L.aclede.
y c,r,,thcrs of Cincinnati, o., is
stopping AT the Southern.
x u. Elaisja of Tipton. Mo. arrived at
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-01-05
THREW MONEY AWAY,
Former Chief of Police Devery
Was Generous.


New York, Jan. Little children arc
haunting "Devery's Pump" as the hydranc
at "Devery's Four Corners Eighth ave-
nue. and Twenty-eishth street. has come to
he known. They are hoping that Devery will
come around again"
In honor OF the ex-Chief's retirement to
private life some one painted the hydrant
green and gold and entwined it with Christ
mas green's.
As Devery left the saloon on the corner
his eye fell on the pump and he was ~
pleased that he scattered coins bountcouSly
among the children near by
When Una McInnray and her brother.
Oscar. 6 and } years old. respectively. OF
No. 329 Ninth avenue. stopped before it,
Devery said:
You're the first who's stopped to admire
my pump. and I'm going to give you a lit
tie present"
He gave each a S bill. which he tootc
from a roll the size of an ordinary mans
arm.
Then he threw more money to the crowd
which gathered as II BY mag1o.
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LIBERTY BELL STARTS SOUTH.
Famous Revolutionary Relic Will
Go 10 Charleston.

Philadelphia. Jan. 1.-THE historic liberty
bell. which is 10 he placed on exhibition at
the Charleston Exposition. was taken from
independence Hall this afternoon to the
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Station. " here il will
remain guarded until Monday morning.
when it will start on its Southern journey.
The bell was accompanied 10 the station by
a military escort. a committee of the Cour-
ell and heads OF the various departments.
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HANNA C0NSULTS PRESIDENT.
Contests Over Southern Appoint
ments Discussed.

Washington. Jan. 4.-Senator Hanna OF
Ohio had an extended conference with Pres
idsnt Roosevelt to-day. Many contests over
Southern appointments are referred to Sen
ator Hanna az chairman of the Republican
National Committee, and these matters
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The guests. Miss Anna Keith and Miss
f'ntt Fuits served in the dining-room.
The Misses Anita and Efie De Veaux of
NO. 49, Magnolia avenue. entertained a
nlimhtr of their friends on Monday OF
christmas week. The following We're among
the number:
Misses
Mabel Hid. Ella Roadar
I!ene Eintchler. Ierore Reader
E<ilth Moone. Stella Foeil.
Ella li"tchSchiid Josie Eddie.
Miss Lorena Hocwein entertained A party
OF twenty friends new Years evening at
her home, No. i2l3 MaTSaretta avenue. Miss
Hecwein was assisted by her cousin. Miss
Bertha May Hafkemeyer.
Miss Libbie Reese. assisted 10y her sisters.
til" Misses Kittic and Matte Reese. re-
ceived on New Years Day. at their home
on North Grand avenue. from : 20 ) and
s to 10.
\ watch-niSht marty was given New
Years evening at the home of Miss Jennie
Gordon. No. 1912 Laclede avenue.
or New Years Eve Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
H.. Schmidt of the South Side entertained
their friends with Il watch party Their
rariors were handsomely decorated with
palms and evergreen. When the old year
gave way to the new one the guests were
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Personal

Mermod &, Jaccard's. Broadway ami Loo
Gust.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Whitworth Buck of the
West End Hotel have returned from an
Eastern visit.
Mrs. Samuel NJ. Fields and son will de-
part this week for the South. to spend the
remaining winter months.
Judge and Mrs. Henry c. Caldwell baye
returned from Il visit TO friends in Iowa
and are at the Southern. Miss Caldwell is
also back from a visit to Little Rock. Ark,
and Is with her father and mother at the
Southern.
MIR. Prosser Ray of Colorado Springs.
and Mr.. Sam Ray of the University of Vir-
ginia are at Hotel Berlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison BerlitZ of New
York are guests at Hotel Beers.
Miss Pearl Morse of Louisiana. Mo-. is
spending the holidays with her cousin. Mrs.
E. E. Dyer. and other relatives in the city.
Mrs. William Christie tnee Tiernan) of
Kansas City is spending the holidays with
her sister. Mrs. NJ. II. Welsmore, No. 214O
Thomas street.
Doctor H. L. McKellops has returned to
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-01-05

were. under discussion. Senator Hanna pro
nuunced his interview very satisfactory.
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uSlSTeu INTO me ulnlnS-TOOI1- WHeie Supp'i
was served. Music. singing and dancing
We're some of the features helped to make
the affair a pleasing one.
Some of the guests We're:
Emma Meyer. I.ollie Schmidt.
Mary Mccarthy. Lille Becker.
Johanna Meyer,
MeSdames-
Mccarthy. Pcmeroy,
Becker. Cary.
w. II. POmcroy, William Snyder.
John +. Becker. William Wagner.
Joseph Schmidt. Harry Hager.
j. DuSan. Henry q. A. HUesel.
Miss Irene Rautrhier. No. 3ll5 South
Grand aven,a. entertained on New Years
afternoon from ! TO 3 o'clock.
Mrs. John Keuser. No. sd La Sale street.
=aV- Il party "n New Years afternoon IN
celebration "f her young daughter May
birthday.
Ms Is,b.! soshrrs gave a hirthday
on Thursday afternoon.
Mss Leda Smith: assisted by Misses
Adele Starkloff. Florence Chic. Hazel
brown. G-n-viev- H-ssey and Marie PcNol.
received New Years afternoon and even
lns.
Mr.. Philip Stock. No. 1871 Missouri
Monday. assisted by Mrs. August Stock
profuSely trimmed with flowers.
Mrs \. D.. Gitnnini. Miss Spirg-lhaltrr
and Miss Rtssieur served. The tabl- being
trimmed with puinsettA and suliIaN.
Among -" guests We're:
M"sdaulr>
h. Faust. Baxter.
Helm. Woestmau.
lialSe. SfTaSShsr.rr
DirCkri-dr, H-rgn-r.
X. Busch. Grnpp.
ltilS1n. icnd-rs.
Tuensieldt- Slif-l.