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production of which seems not to be an
easy matter. As ilmenite il at the pres.
ent time used exclusively as source OF
titanium for steel, the outlook for the
market for Virginia rutile seems poor
one in this industry also; and its use,
amounting to few hundred pounds an
nually, in the artificial tooth industry is
supplied by the rutile deposits of Ches
ter county, Pennsylvania. Even under
the most favorable conditions, says Mr..
Smelling, the annual domestic market
for rutile is not likely to exceed in value
$1,000. In 1900 the production of rutile
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in the United States amounted to 300
pounds, valued at 1900, and the pro-
duction of Norway amounted to 57,4S5
pounds, valued at 1868. The produc-
ton OF the Virginia rutile deposits, be-
ginning in 1900, have amounted, up to
date, to about 10000 pounds, making aa
estimated output of rutile in the United
States for the year 1901 of about 44,OOo
pounds.
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lie in Virginia, which has brought Ia
the attention of the ceramic and the
steel industries the commercial possibil.
tiles of this ore Of titanum. Hitherto,
owing to the small supply that has been
available, and to the impure state in
which il IL generally found, rutile has
been but little used in this country, the
few hundred pounds produced annually
going largely to collectors of minerals
and to the manufacturers Of artificial
teeth, who use the pure oxide as pig.
ment in reproducing in porcelain the
natural yellow color Of the tooth, not
withstanding the recognized value of
titanium as a component Of special
steel, and notwithstanding the use of
the oxide for many years past by foreign
manufacturers Of pottery. Minerals con.
tanning titanium are found widely dis
tributed aud in such large quantities as
to make it relatively abundant element,
though nearly all Of text books on chem
istry speak Of titanium ~ one OF the rare
metals. In some places, particularly in
the Adirondacks, titaniferous ores are
found in. enormous quantities, making
one Of the principal components OF the
great rock masses which form noun
tains and constitute II geological for
nation.
Ilmenite IL the most abundant Of all
the titanium minerals, and is found in
beds Of great extent at Kragero, in Nor
way, Bay st. Paul, in Canada, and in
Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York,
North Carolina, Pennsy lvania and Yer.
mont, in the United States. Rutile is
generally found wherever large deposits
Of ilmcnite occur, and besides the local-
ties mentioned for ilmenite, it is found
in notable quantities ut Graves Noun
tain, Georgia; Magnet Cove, Arkansas,
and on both sides OF the Tye river,
near Roseland postoflicc, in Nelson
county, Virginia, where the deposit is
very large.
Under favorable conditions titanium
oxide imparts to porcelain II fine yellow
color. II is capable Of being used with
other substances to produce secondary
colors. and it will withstand, without
difficulty the heat of the kiln, although
at very high temperatures il increases
the iusibili,y Of the porcelain somewhat,
acting as tlux. Mr.. Smelling does not
seem tn think, however, that any ex-
tcnsive market for this Virginia rutile
will develop in the pottery industry.
With regard to steel, the experimental
work, so far NJ tried, seems to show that
the addition OF titanium gives the steel n
high limit Of elasticity and n greater
elongation as well as an increased due.
tlity over simple carbon steel; and as
titanium steel takes good temper and
is very hard, II number OF possible uses
suggest themselves for it, dependent
only upon the economical preparation OF
some titanium alloy, the commercial
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All the latest novelties in hats at
Neill Mercantile company's.
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Fish of all kinds at The Market.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-10

Miss Mary Harsha gave q TROLLEY, party Monday
evening in honor Of Miss Mabel Schoenheld OF ST.
Louis. ~.x
at cards Tuesday evening.
Messrs. John Tuite and Ernest cassell gave q
boating party on the Wabash River for their
lady friends Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Wingo Of st. Louis are viz
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Abe 5. Rec:
Miss Helen Judah has returned TO Chicago alter
spending several months here.
Miss Alice Mulhgan OF Washington is the guest
OF her sister. MIS-. Harry r. Lewis. and the
Mrs. George r. Alsop. daughters. Misses Edith
and Jennie. and son. Professor Mcclellan Alsop.
they spent several weeks.
At the Lutheran Church Wednesday evening &C.
Cured the marriage of Miss Msyme Lewis to
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Lewis. and the
groom is a well-krown educator of Toledo. o..
Mr.. and Mrs. S. $. Cantwell departed Tuesday
for Niagara Falls and other Eastern points on a
'E Mr. Set STARK R'R Fish and children. who have been
Monday.
Mrs. Louis Hohmann is the guest OF relatives
Miss Ada Allen is spending a week at Bethany
Park.
Miss Eleanor Hit Of Nashville. Tenn. is the
Miss Gertrude Bowman returned 10 Greenville.
o.. after visiting friends here.
dianapolis this week. having visited friends there
the past month.
Nj. and Mrs. William Burget. who have been
the guests OF Mr.. ard Mrs. ]. T. Orr. have re-
turned TO their home in Terre Haute.
Misses Cleo Herman and Ruth Bushtng OF Ey-
ansville have returned home after visiting friends
here. They were accompanied by Miss Helen
Bernard.
Miss Grace Dausherty. who has been the guest
Bloomington Monday.
Miss Emma Kehr of Evansville IL in the city.
the guest Of Miss Helen Bierhaus.
Miss Winona Batson and mother are the guests
OF the family OF Thomas BorrowMan.
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Salt Lake City. Los Angeles. San Francisco.
Portland and Seattle They will be absent sixty
Miss Gay Rogers Is visiting friends at Ava
Mrs. Ernest Willoughby Is the guest OF rela-
Mrs. S. c. Richardson of Murphysboro is visit
Mrs. w. +. Hughes has returned to her home
In Murphysboro after a visit with relatives in
Miss Pearl Reeder of Murphysboro is in on a
In honor Of Miss - Ada Smith of this city Miss
Mayne ZolleT entertained a number Of friends
sni derD Of G LAM tnoSf ii RTsSe watson ss5s carrie 9iSss' Rob-
erts, Marie BSek: Gertrude Williams; Jennie pes
zoller. Fred Bier. E. Murton. Frank oriand ard
Mrs. J. B. McMlnn of Fairbanks. Ia. has been
tie guest OF the Reverend and Mrs. McMinn OF
Mrs; Doctor ]. s, Louis is visiting relatives and
Mr. and Mrs. Fred snider are guests Of friends
Mrs. Helen statIar has returned from a So
Miss Hattie Bowyer entertained a large party
Of friends Friday evening;
pleasure and hunting trip in Arkansas.
Nh Mrs: W; r HAMPTON and daughter; Miss Nan
Mrs. J. Logan Barten and son Of Meridian
Mt. and Mrs. Martin schauerte OF Murphys-
bor9 have returned from an extended visit at
Miss Edith Wilson is the guest of friends in
given by. Mrs. J. IL. webster at Gaiistin.
Miss Myrtle Ward. after a visit with friends
in this city. has returned TO her home in Du
Guoin.
Howard 2 Pratt of New York City is visiting
Mrs. Doctor Keesee has gone for a months
stay at Macatawa Park. Mich. She will be
Joined at Chicago by her daughter. Miss Leota
keesee. musical director Of the State Normal
University.
Miss Mabel Herrick. who has been the guest
OF Mrs. Il. F. Jacobs. has returned to her home
in indianapolis.
Mrs, Frank Basche has returned from an ex-
tended visit to Wisconsin.
Mrs. George Clark of Fulton. KY. Is the guest
Of Mrs. Il. E. RenfrO and other friends. Mr..
Clark is superintendent Of IN. Fulton division
OF the Illinois Central Railroad.
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of this week in this city, the guest OF the fam
ly of James Gorsuch.
Frank Snyder and daughter, Miss Grace, are
visiting friends and relatives in Crestlfne,. u
Miss Halle Beare OF Ellis Grove spent !he
first of the week in this city, the guest OK uHe
Mrs. George L Brush OF Chicago Is the guest
Of the family OF Andrew Ceinan.
The Reverend and Mrs. Droegemiler ana
daughter Of Chicago are the guests or MI anu
Mrs. Henry Schultz 49,
Geve Cfeary and Rob Devine spent Monday
In Sparta.
guest of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs S. B. Layne.
James Dunn of St. Louis spent sunday IN this
CITY. the guest OF the family Of W. G. DowelI.
Willis Malone and wife OF st. Louis were here
Tuesday 10 attend the funeral Of Doctor ]. T.
Pollock. who was Mrs. MaloneS father.
Mrs. Isaac Meredith spent the first Of the week
81 st. Louis, the guest OF the family OF John
Wilkinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac c. Beare are TIE guests
Of the family OF Christian Besre at Ellis Grove
this Veek-
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SALEM, ILL.

The Misses Jennie and Layde sternberg Of No.
30 Dayton avenue. St. Paul MIMI have beer
miss Ollie McMackin Of Cincinnati is visiting
in. and other rreiatives.
Miss Rsna Merritt Of St Louis and niece OF
Mss Lulu Hite Of st. Louis is visiting the fam
HES Of L. NJ Kagy and H g. Moore.
Miss Lille Mattox OF Terre Aaute Is visiting
hf MRS. si't Herman MTs' T r y; E and her daughter. Mrs.
Frank Schwartz. are visiting relatives in Shack
N and Mrs. ". H, Belts and daughter.
Blanche. are visiting relatives at Teyioryills:
here with her friend. Miss Mary Flint
son Of Presiding Elder Van Treese. has recently
been appointed Postmaster at Nogales. Ariz
ant visit With hPt TIE fanny y q senator Hull. the
mast week. have returned 10 their home at Clin-
Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Demuth of Memphis. Tenn.
are visiting here with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
walter. c. irwin and family moved the latter
part Of the week TO Bloomington. Mr.. Irwin will
travel for the Heinz Pickle co.
Alderman John T. White and wife are visiting
Mrs. J. T. Davis who has been visiting the
past week with her son at Granite City. has re-
Miss Minnie Wilson Of o'FarlOn is visiting
The Marion cub . this city elected the fol-
lowing officers Thursday night: Sig Kaufman.
gTTssident; -i PsqI s .gohn Z. N Marin Tss' tTeasur Miiii ann
c. NJ. Brinkerhon. E. N. Webster and B. F.
Miss Hattie Haworth is spending the week in
ST. Louis, visiting friends:
Major Joseph W. Wham has accepted an invita-
tion TO deliver an address at the soldiers reunion
at Xenia on August y.
Samuel West and family have moved TO AVIS,
ton. where he has charge Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Southwestern section men on that divi-
sion.
Mrs. !. S. jackson and Mrs, ]. n whitrow
of this place are recreating at Sailor Springs,
where they viii remain several days.
Former Mayor Thomas S. Marshall and wife.
on Friday night from S to 1880 O'Clock. gave a
brilliant reception at their elegant home TO the
Misses SternberE of St Paul and Miss Luella
Purcell Of st. Louis
On Thursday Mrs H c. Feitman and daugh.
ter. the Misses Jessie. Katie and IrHy hagy ana
Misses Lillian Fawter and Ella Wilson, went
boat riding on Swan Lake at Brubaker.
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ALTON, ILL.

Miss Minnie Lage has gone to Normal. Ill, to
Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ. Kittinger departed Monday
For Glenwood Springs. Colo. where they will
Miss Anna Long has gore. TO Chicago. after
Miss MoreIand McPike departed Friday for
Mrs. c. 9 sauiers is entertaining Mrs. R. v.
Mrs. william Cartwright Is entertaining Miss
Mrs. r B. Pierce entertainer Mr.. and Mrs. B.
]. Hall Of st. Louis last week at her home in
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Watson have returned
ST. and Mrs. John Mitchell are entertaining
Mr.; and Mrs; Albert Warner Of 81; LOUIS n5int,o do
paTted Monday for coioraoo springs.
Miss Ruth Mills departed Monday for Los An
ses MT raii HEINZ MnrFe c. sP Nils Tni De Tue f1es'
Miss Lucy stoweIl returned Sunday from Co
Mrs. BOYD Lathy and son: Carl Lathy. returned
Mrs. Frank worGen and daughter. Miss Helen
worden. are visitors in 81. Louis s,s
Mrs. Cock Twin 1hhaa,.nt ref 6ant 10 sprihS"e'u
Mrs. Sarah Harville has returned from Atant rt
Miss Lulu Elwell has returned from a lOrt-
Miss Lucy Parker is visiting in Springfield. the
Mrs. W. E, Smiley and daushter; miss h9 MIS-
Mrs. n. Chaplin Is entertaining Mrs. J. E. Polk
: 8 ? stratson, and daughters departed
MI. and Mrs. d. W. Young have returned from
MIS-; / n LaiSd has ks gone to Chicago to be
Mrs. Frank Parsons is entertaining Miss Abbie
MIS- Ruth Jacoby is entertaining Miss Meta
Nmaik ss Helen Rue entertained Miss Mary Scott Of
JerseyvilIe last week at her home In Mloolelo"n;
MT and Mrs. J. E. Creswick have gone to
Marquette. Mich. for the summer:
Mr.. and Mrs. II. H; Ferguson have returneo
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Starr have gone to Mem
phis. Tenn. for a months visit
Miss Edith Brenholt departed MONDAY for Colo
RADIO. ,-s,,or,
Ms. William Hancock Of Little Rock. Ark. is
Mrs. Ka:e sonard is visiting friends in Spring
Mrs. c. N. Yeager departed Tuesday for Mime
Mrs. George Marsh returned Monday from a six
weeks visit in the East.
Miss Ella Bode has returned from a months
Mrs. Hugh Jameson has returned to Ottumwa,
Ia, after a fortnights visit in Alton.
Miss Agnes Mueller has returned from a three
weeks visit in Houston. Tex.
The Misses Pearl and Augusta Iuebe are visit
Mrs. J. g. Brce departed Monday for Den
MIS-, Nellie Lowry of St. Louis is the guest OF
Miss Annie Taggart in Upper Alton.
The Misses Stella and Pauline Wood of Carroll
ton. III, are guests of Mrs. Mary Bradley in Up
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Long Of West Fourth
ding Of their daughter, Miss Winnifred Lone. TO
Mr.. Charles o. Fowler Of East st; Louis. The
wedding will take place at the home OF the
brides parents on August 20 miss Long Is a
Fowler is connected with the Big -Four Railroad
at East ST Louis.
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METROPOLIS, ILL.

wiz westerbrook Of Marion. H.. is visiting in
Mrs. Josephine Hood returned to her home in
ID, Gaiiyean is listing his grandmother. Mrs.
bt Mrs g,r Hattie Ny Ward I'd, Of v shawnee Oh; is visiting
r. c. Wills. s n Theodore Wits HiisSe Of Toledo.
III. and Mable. c. Willis of Champaign, III. are
the guests Of Mr.. wiIIis's father-ln-law. Doctor
o. r. Humma and Otto Arnesman will leave
in a few weeks for a trip through the East. in
Guiding in their itinerary Washington. Baltimore
Misses Mamie Hammonds and Fay Thompson
Of oI6 Gol,conda TX who had been visiting relatives
Ii Lieutenant R. u" II. Il Hall OF Chicago aTE0s left er'd Friday
for AshevilIe \: C., after several days with
Miss cassie Riddle has been visiting friends in
Mis-. Henrietta Mckee entertained Thursday in
honor Of her mothers ssventy-second birthday
4 large party of Metropolis people are out
sN%RenainE the week Sdy,s at Dirqn spr RST. They are
Ro0 Krs Alice Willi W,, Nora G4S'y and md, M s.sTe W.
G. WINS. Abe Hood and Eugene L%assiter. D.
Mrs. Louis H.. Flanagan and Miss Hazel Fian-
agan are enjoying a two weeks visit in Ben
Miss Daisy De Loeb of Paducah. KY. is the
Miss Maud Fritts is visiting relatives in Smith
Walter Howell of Nashville. Tenn. after spend
ing a few days here with his parents. returned
Assistant Secretary Of State clanohan Of
Springfield. III. attended the funeral Of the Rev
eEenl u. j.. Clanahan IuSslaN-
Editor Sim Q. Clanahan and wife OF Golcon-
da. ILL.,. were in the citv this week.
The family OF the Reverend J.. F. Knowles.
minister Of the Presbyterian Church. will shorty
remove to this CITY from Mount Carmel.
Mrs. r. K. Burden and little daughter. Rober-
ia. left Wednesday for Pomona, Cal, where they
viii make their future home.
Miss Della Clanahan arrived In the city from
Louisville. KY. Monday. having Been called here
by the death Of her father.
Mrs. Nellie Taylor (nee Dillon of GAINESVILLE.
Tenn: is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Nina
Modgiin.
Miss onie Fuller of Carterviile, H.. Is the
guest of relatives in the city.
Captain ". A. McBane left Monday for Ashe-
vile. N. c.. where he will spend several weeks
for the benefit of his health.
Postmaster W. H. Krsper and wife are en-
Toying their summer vacation at West laden.
Ind.
Mrs. Charles Austin Of Elizahe:htown. H.. was
the guest Of Mr.. and Mira S. Murphy this vtek.
Roy Fr1tts is taking a trip down the Missis-
cousin. Wallace Farnsley. who is Eliot.
cepted a position in a tewel-y store in Carter
A party Of Metropolis young people enjoved a
hay ride over to the neighborirg town Of Brock
port Saturday evening.
Mrs. Keen of Covington, XIV. is the guest Of
her daughter. Mrs. Charles wall.
A delightful musical programme was rem
dered by the Metropolis Choral Club Monday
evening at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. ].
Humma. One Of the most pleasing features Of
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JERSEYVILLE, ILL.

Mrs. Herman d Bull is the guest of friends in
Miss Josie Kingston is 4 visitor in Fidelity. Ill.
for an extended visit.
Mrs. Walter E. Carlin is entertaining Mrs. Julia
Hardin Of Carrollton. III.
Mrs. 9 W. Sears and daughter. Miss Lelah
Sears. have gone TO Winchester. III.
Mrs. Annie F1emming IS a visitor in East st.
Mrs. George Kennedy has returned from an ex-
tended visit in st. Louis.
Miss Mildred Auten has returned to Evanston.
Tie frisnd Gt'eF an extended visit with 'eFseyTil'e
Mr. ana Mrs. William H. Egelhon are visitors
Miss Alice Cory is entertaining Miss Hildesardc
PaImstrom OF Hastings. MINI ~
guest or Jsrseyviile friends last week.
in Jsrse1r;ile last Ttek l" "" ''
Mrs. Elias CockreIl was a visitor in st. Louis
Mrs. Peter PARCEL ana Mrs. L PARCEL are the
Mrs. II. W. Rich has returned from waukegan.
Mrs. 4 ?. Pitt entertained Mrs. C. NJ. Dug Of
Miss Ida coulthard has gone to Paris, KY.
visitor in Jerseyville last week.
Mss Nellie Hall has zone 70 shipman. III
Mrs. ]. FoiIes has returned to KampsvilIe. Ill.
after visiting with Jerseyville friends.
Mrs: l. =. Ruyle has returned to Milton. No.
Miss Pearl Dashner has returned from santa
Miss Lizzie Hyland 4. entertaining Mrs. VIII
Miss Julia Laurant is the guest OF st. Louis
friends.
Mrs. Joseph w. Becker is the guest Of friends
at Hardin. III.
Miss Elizabeth Boring is a visitor in st. Louis.
Mrs. Mary Coates has gone to Gillespie. Ill.
Mrs. Guy withrow Of Springfield, Ill. is a Wis
flor in Jerseyville.
Miss Matte Osborne NJ Cnrroilton. H.. was
the guest Of Jerseyville friends last week.
Miss Mira Nail IS entertaining Mlssea Maggie
Bvrne and Edna McHar11-e If st. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. FredIegelhon Of Weatherford,
Tex. are guests of JerseyvIlle friends.
Miss Jessie Pope has returned from wichita,
Kas.
Mrs. W. II. Phelps has returned IN Quincy. H.,
after visiting with Iers-yville friends.
Miss Alice Cory is entertaining Mrs. A W.
Chase Of Candy. MINI.
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FISH ARE BEING DESTROYED.
Unlawful Nets Are Said to Be Set
in Great South Bay.
REPUBLIC

Fire Island. N. Y, Aug. Sit Is under
stood that Government ~dispossess proceed
ings will soon be commenced to abate on
ditions that have not only nearly destroyed
the fishing in Great South Bay, but affect
ed seriously its social life as we'll
Great South Bay Is some forty miles long
and was formerly the breeding place and
home of nearly all the food Esh,s ana
At present the only remaining species are
~weakfish, small sea bass, porgies, and
founders. The bluefish in small num-
bers advance with the tide beyond the
channel entrance, and very few have been
caught during this season.
Sheepshead have entirely disappeared
Even the edible crabs are no more. Large
weakf1sh are no longer known Spanish
mackerel and bonita are found only. IL at
all. at the channel entrance. Not a black
fish has been taken for some time in its
former haunts.
Tn reason for these conditions Is not
far te seek. The bay is full of nets
against the law-and occupying every fish
runway east to Point of the Woods. East
of that point the law is enforced. The
nets are lucky indeed The inactivity of
the State officials in enforcing the law Is
a subject of frequent
The worst conditions. however. and re-
garding which there Is much complaint.
exist on the fish pounds. grounds. and
Great South Bay. In the immense pounds
are constantly imprisoned thousands -
fishes awaiting a demand from the nices.
ket. As these fish have nothing Il tiress
they first become thin. then die As enter.
they die they are cast out to be t9-fn.s
the bay, washing back and forth tt.f-
Oaily.
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the chest and press hard. Repeat these
movements until signs of life are present.
Keep it up for an hour or more. If neces-
Sary.
Remember that the patient is now suf-
fering only from want of air or oxygen and
loss of heat from the body. and all of this
must be supplied. 1t can be supplied by
following the movements 1 have described.
When to Apply Salts.
when the person has shown signs OF ami
nation for several minutes. raise the BODY
so that the shoulders and neck rest on one
of your knees. and then. IL possible. apply
smelling salts and rub the arms and legs
briskly with your hands.
"I have completely revived an apparently
~lifeless person by this method in two
hours"
Miss Refine Davies has spent most OF her
life in and about the water. She IS a resi-
dent of Bay Ridge.
She recently went on the stage. and is
now a member of the Defender" Com
pany.
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my first advice be. Never stop working I'M
til a physician has pronounced the case a
hopeless one
1.-THE first thing to do Is. of course. to
bring the patient to the beach. The proper
way is to seize him by the back. then turn
him owe and grasp him firmly under the
arms. With the body in this position it IS
easily handled and can be lifted into a boat
with little difficulty.
with the subject on the beach. first pull
out the tongue and place a rubber band
around II to keep II out. Then lay the
patient full on the stomach and chest. grasp
him by the hips and work up and down and
press down on the shoulder blades. This
takes the water from the ungs.
This done. turn the patient over on his
back and cut or tear the clothing from
about the upper part of the body. Then
a k the patients fore arms and begin this
movement:
Bring the arms back fiat on the sand.
straight above the head: then bring them
full 10 and over the body. fold them across
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CARBoNDALE, ILL.

Misses Clara and Elizabeth Davis have returned
from an extended visit In Fairfield.
Miss Eta .Joyner. who has been visiting in this
city. has returned TO her home IN Harrisburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Kelly have returned to
their Murphysboro home after Spending four
weeks at White Lake. Mich
Miss Mary Nell Of Rushville Is visiting rela-
lives in Lurphysboro.
Doctor n. 81. Roth Of Chicago visited at the
State Normal University the last week.
Mrs. George Hanford and children have DEPART
ed for a summer outing at Kalamazoo and Gull
Lake. Mich.
Mcclure.
Miss May Hayes is spending the week In st.
Louis.
2. B Putnam has returned from 9 three weeks
trip In Northern and Central Illinois.
Miss Edith LppeIt Of HurphysborS Is the guest
OF Mrs. Marteli Of Cairo for the week.
Mines. W. W Barr. Hiram Wilson and J. J.
Winters were, the guests Of Mrs W. p. Montgou-
cry and Mis-. Flora al DuQuoiu las. week.
Mr.. and Ers, J. c. Hundiey departed Sunday for