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PAROELL0 VS.. CALVIN.

Leo Pardello. who recently challenged
Tom sharkey and agreed to throw him
ave times in an hour. 10 awaiting the
sailors answer. Pardello says II Shar-
key doesn't think the handicap of five
times IL enough he will make 1t seven
and will make a side bet OF 300 on the
result. -,
are meeting all ONE at the
Unique Theatre. Two Big bouts are on
for tonight. Pardello meets Jim GAL
win and Faust tackles Herman Miller.
The evening world., 1903-09-09

Police Headquarters. Long had not
been photographed for ten years. Rear
don had not taken we'll and Hugh
Brady had grown d~undrearies since his
last plate. These were the only offenHes
charged against ...em. but they were
looked up for the night, and with nine
others were taken 10 the studio to-day.
After being photographed b men
were placed on a raised platform and
exhibited for the beneAt OF all the re-
Gently appointed Ha wkshaws. After the
exhibition they were driven to court
and discharged,
The evening world., 1903-09-09
rHE WHEAT MARKET.

Wheat held steady In the nsighborhood
% last evenings closing figures. with a
hnoderata trade. Cora was dull and
Ieaxefy steady. minneapolis reported a
lAecrease Of 10000 bushels In its stocks
lduring the lat four days, yet receipts
There were much heavier than LAT year.
SS-S xSSk,s e Spso oasr.a prlse e%g,,, wsss;
"a IS offered pscember. 81 Sc, Corn
EEeptember. - offered.
y Ghicago's opening prices were Wheat
10 SIS. \ bss. e sS Z isDs ssi csPa1 .
MAY, 81 to Il lie, oAptemher. 80 rs 10
h nAiSnkls = 0s1s
The evening world., 1903-09-09
CAPT. WALSH ACCUSED.

Commissioner Greene Charges Him
with Making False Entries.
Police Commissioner Greene announced
to-day that he had preferred charges
against Capt. Edward Walsh. OF the
Westchester station. of being absent
without leave and making false entries
In his blotter.
The evening world., 1903-09-09
GIRL BOATING.
fspeoiai TO The Evening World.

(epooial to The evening Worh.)
NEWARK, ". j., Sept. 9.-Laie Miles.
sixteen years old. OF No. 1900 Thirty
second street, Richmond. Va. was
drowned In tho PaSsaic River at Belle
Vile while boating. Miss Miles was Wis
iting relatives at No. 2i6 Main street,
BeHevtlle. Her body was recovered.
The evening world., 1903-09-09
DEVERY'S
WORD. Is ACCEPTED.
Latest Edition Of otandard Dletlon-
airy Has This Expression Defined
as Ui'.ed States Slana.

That eminent citizen william Stephen
Devery may not attain to his aspira-
ton Of being Mayor. but to-day he is
proud in the possession of the knowl-
edge that he has enriched the language
with the word ~"chesty."
The latset edition Of the standard
The evening world., 1903-09-09
KAISER WINS IN STORM.
In Mimic War He Leads Saxons
Against Prussians Dur-
[ ing TampeHt.

HALLE. Prussia, Sept. "a wild
storm Of wind and rain at the army
manoeuvres to-day tore away the bal
loons and made wireless t~slegraphy i'm
Emperor wiiiiam, at Q o'clock thi.
morning. in command OF two saxon
sian army corps with. feroclty. stermed
several OF the latter'a batteries and COM
pelled the Pruasians to retire.
The evening world., 1903-09-09
SPIER FALLS PLANT OPENS.
Power for Railways and Lighting
for Three Towns Supplied.

"
for Three Towns Supplied.
GLENS FALLS. N. Y. Sept. 9.-The
Hudson River Water Power Company
has put In operation the mammoth
power plant at Spier Falls and to-day
began the delivery Of power to the
towns of Glens Falls, Saratoga and
Ballston for lighting purposes. The
Company II supplying power to the
ming OF cars over fifty miles of the
compapy's road. and on Friday 1000
horsepower will be delivered to the
General Electric Company at schenec-
tady.
each. are now running. and seven more
OF the same capacity VIII be put IN
operation as fast as possible, The COM
pany has contracts to furnish practi-
power and lighting purposes in Troy
and Albany.
The evening world., 1903-09-09
ACCUSED OF KIDNAPPING.
&ian and Woman Arrested Upon
the Arrival Of the Troy Boat.

Acting on information contained In
IT. Kink, OF Saratoga. Detective Ser
geants Becker and Brann. Of the Cen
tral once. to-day arrested George
Greene and Carrie Allen. both colored.
on . charge Of kidnapping.
The couple were arrested on board
khe Troy boat. which arrived at the
foot Of Tenth street. North River. at
ESQ A. n, They has with them a Mt
teen-year-old girl. also eolored, who said
she was Martha Deryck. of Saratoga.
The man aud woman were held to await
the arrival OF officers from Saratoga.
The evening world., 1903-09-09
SHOT FROM AMBUSH
-uiaaen slayer Of Vermont Man
Escaped ths Police.

MoNTPELIER, w., Sept. a.-The POI
Nee Of this city were notified to-day
that, Peter Vorren had been shot and
ALLIED from ambush In East Montpelier.
The aAsailant fed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-13

Special prices on everything 10 glasses
at DR.. Hanson Office. Have the childrens
eyes examined ready for school.
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Miss Bessie Peaslee returned home from

Miss Bessie Peaslee returned home from
Barre Monday.
Miss Eta Norton Of Groton is spending
few days with her mother, Mrs. Chas,
Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. E.G. Peake went to Mont.
pelier Monday.
Nellie TillotsOn, who has been visiting
friends In Maine, Massachusetts and Con-
nectleut for the past few weeks, has re-
turned home.
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TO whom II MAY Concern.

The old copartnership being dissolved,
the Union Clo Co. has severed all connec-
ton with the Blne Store (Segel 4 Brady,
Prop All bills due the Union Clothing
Co. will be settled hereafter at the Union
Clio. co. store. M S, Levin, Prop.
Barre, Aug 5, 1908
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Gard Of Thanks.

We, the undersigned, wish to take this
opportunity to thank the many friends
who have shown so much Kindness during
the illness and death Of our late beloved
wife, mother and sister.
r. d. Campbell,
Sophia Campbell,
Mrs. Allan Mcleod,
d. Campbell,
j. Campbell,
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THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
BARRE. w, AUoUsT 10. 1908


Boston, August Is. Partly
cloudy tonight and Friday, cooler
tonight IN eastern Maine, light to
fresh westerly winds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-13

If the prices we quote at our great
clearance sale don't loosen a mans purse
strings nothing viii Moore Il Owens.
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TALK OF THE TOWN.

local Happenings Torsely Told For Busy
Readers.
Ballard 4 Co., reliable Insurance.
Consult the eye sight specialist for
glasses at j. w. Hotons
You win have bread that islight, white,
sweet and wholesome If you use Wise
King Flour
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CHILICOTHE, MO.

Mrs. Ralph Yst gave a six-hand euchre
party Thursdayhfternoon, the prizes a cut
| glass bowl and ker spoon, being won by Mrs.
n. ]. swetlandhd Miss May Ronne!ser. The
hostess was assfed By Misses Rate hitt. AN
no Hurxthal AMI Mary wet.
Mines p Radolph and w. G.. Goodrich will
shortly entertaiInn two afternoons at cards.
Mr and III MilbQnk, who recently
issued weddinManniversary Invitations. have
recalled them. Wing to the illness OF Mr.. MIL
Miss EsteIle harris Of Harris. NO., returned
home InursdaN after a short visit TO Miss
" Miss Ruth OLSON departed for Paris, No., to
yisif Misses R&a and Ruby Goetz.
Miss Ella .F&by gave Il u o'clock dinner
party ThuTsdaH for her cousin, Miss Goddard
" Miss Nell Il tley was hostess of a 6 o'clock
dinner party aAhe Henrietta. Monday evening.
the company a1krwards adjourning to the home
OF Miss Neen &cVey, wnere the evening was
Miss Neil Kkpp returned home from an ex-
tended visit tHfelativeS in Des Motnes..
Mrs. ThomaHCobb OF Nevada. Mo-, who has
been visiting u daughter. Mrs. JIM. rouge,
departed tor lime Thursday.
j. pretty ho1f wedding was that OF Miss f1or.
ence sotts IA Doctor James HENDERSON of
Kansas City. hhe handsome Bolts home, eiab-
orately decor4ed, contained q hundred guests
Miss Maml4pemuth Of Lebanon, No: who
months. depa1ed for home Thursday.
Mis- Agnes Hit made a brief visit to Kansas
City last wed.
a visit to Kasas City.
Mrs. Joshus Hunker returned y her homenin
Salisbury Ihssiay. after attending the HendNr-
Mis- Lucy NoWiin of Montgomery City and
Ida Bihb of Liberty. Mo-, attended the Hender-
son-Botts Welding here last week.
The Beefstsak Club spent an informal even
Ing. with Mis- Myrtle Norman Wednesday
evening.
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PADUCAH. KY.

The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Kolb ami
Fred Runge took place at the residence of tn.
brides father. Louis Kolb. ST.. Tuesday morn
Ing at 8 o'clock. The ceremony was performed
by the Reverend B. F. Wayman Of the German
Evangelical Church. The couple departed i'm
nediateIy after the wedding for a bridal trip
to Chicago. They will make their home In this
city.
ton Tuesday afternoon in honor of her dauzh-
ter. Mrs. Leslie b. Samuels. Of Bardstown. KY.
and also Miss Dorothy Bonner OF Toledo. ..
The Delphic Club met Tuesday morning with
Mrs. James A. Rudy.
The marriage Of Miss Nellie Bleich % Hardy
BRYANT is announced to take place Tuesday.
November "a. at 4 p. m. at the residence oil
the bride.
3 o'clock tea Wednesday afternoon in honor OF
4Irs. Henry Bleur. Jr.. of Savannah. Ga
The Magazine Club will be entertained by
Miss Elizabeth sinnott next Inursday aiee'-
Mrs. W. F. Morris entertained. the SUNDAY
school choir OF the Broadway Methodist Church
rg Miss Re aSseines owan of Rutherford. Tenn. is
the guest Of Miss Winnie Edwards. vt.,
Mrs; y =, LIN Li9d Nsw has MsI Returned from Si''-
Mrs. Nathan Frank Of New York has returned
home after visiting her sister. Mrs. A M
Miss Helen Decker has returned from visiting
Miss Teddie Kew OF MayfeId. ny.
Mrs. Aaron Hurley has returned from visiting
n MRS a" Cora Flatbush OF St. Leui. has returned
| home after visiting relatives in the city.
| MI. and Mrs. William Kattertohn have re-
MISE Maud Coleman Of Hoplsinsville. Ky. ar
| rived Sunday to visit Miss Lennte Beadiis;
Miss AdIne Morton has gone to LOUISVILLE 10
! Mrs. Henry Burnett OF louisville arrived
Tuesday to visit her sister. Mrs. MuscoW Bur
Mrs; r.. E plnmlss and 9, d Ma sass5. s Ky. visit
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ST. JOSEPH, MO.

Mrs!s. NJ. Adsit. Mrs. August Quentin and
Miss koph,e Fueiling visited in Kansas City
last Sek.
MrsH II. A.. Halstead of Manhattan. Kas.. is
ylsitik her mother. Mrs. Josephine Gadol.
No. s North Fifteenth street.
Mrs b. F. Mark Of. Side View. Kas., is
the ses Jea of MT. jung nj =; Of s' New orleans came
yesteiay for a visit with Mrs. Eugene Iim-
no wlie az Health ni Ha ani Mss f selils Il were
ms Mr at 4 ndf HnsSnsli Of Me Kew in Mes,cS is the
guessof her parents. MI. ana MIS- !. r. ne'-
haMsr3 Emma p. Cole of Omaha, president Of
the hdies' Auxiliary Of. the postal clerks ma
tiona organization. was here last week fof
'h MI Il. O.. 'Heddens is visiting relatives in
om NJ and Nfo Mrs: w. p. Mason of New York
are he guests Of Mrs. Mason's sister. Mrs.
'G Ml f II. smith spent part Of tthe week in st,
NH. Klingman of Yonkers. n. y, will be
Miss Mimic, whseler,s guest to- the ss coming aaes, Weiss Miss
RSert hutchinson spent the week in st.
F.'E. Wiser departed Wednesday for his
future home in Kansas City. , ,,d
i Mr MO- are the guests Of Mrs. W. E. String
ternined by Mrs. j. J. Tootle at Cloverly, ,s,
Ms. Addy of Cincinnati Is 'he guest Oh H''
Ne. John il: Gregg has returned from a
moths visit with friends ~ re y Hsnte. Ind.
is listing st. Joseph friends. u
Mss Betty Atchison is the guest oil Mrs. r
L. smith in Kansas City. .r,.o
Mss Marjorie Carter has gone to California
whsrs she Will spend the winter with rela,isss
,an.d Monday for New York and expected t.
sal the last Of the week for Lave eII0fh, Th NJ
Mtsep vas until a short time ago publisher
Of Re Ra'lAy News sysni as t Rlir e sssnt the comm.
~ with her sister, Mrs. A. A. Flanders. II
St. Louis.
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beau,,fullx decorated in yellow and whi,e

beautifully decorated in yellow and ~hi'e
In the dinins-room chocolate wass pcnsd =
ainkle. Neapolitan intel lees viii: s6ipps.i
eIeam., chScoIate; cake and m,nss , wels or
lumber being Miss Bush Of Mobile, Ala; Mis-
port' ind: Miss Eva Young OF Morxannsld.
Ky. Miss Patterson Of jamestown: y. III n.ki ian
City. ind: Mis- cieissier of San ErancisTffe,
Decker Marie Ross. Cornsl,a. and Marie Cur
bingham. Rachel Grifnths; Elizabeth, Gd FIsrs,
Rosencran9, bertha De Bruler. Anna Islshsar;
GGfilFchrist. Arnsy lanes. Nellie Bryan, iialii
cabi6psss p 2aifi, f FSSns ka Mar Tbd Law; ha Fier
ence Brentanno. Margaret levitt and Ella W.
Nicely. c,,l,
will be with Mrs. Condor next Monday.
The ninetssnth snmvs,saIv ~ S srsiir shaf's e.
their home in Fulton avenue Tuesday exenins
Music and games we're enjoyed Ihs Io,'2 WI
or. William Rosde. John Kramer. Abe
Kyossns5, Walter s is nonso Fred s ssimeT Tau Ea,
and JOHN Rausch,
Harvey lKappler. Of No. SIC Harriet strf..
the members Of his sunday-sch6o class. o.
received many handsome presents. The eyer
Esther Elliott. Ffffe P'rkhardi. Mabel Nriepkt
Ida Weber. Genevieve Nsgley:. katherin.
Chambers Roy Kriepke. Frank origer. HarveS
J happier and Master Harold Ewes,
For. her sister. Miss Evelyn Castlen OF Prince
ton. Ind. Mrs. viii Cutler gave an informa
delightful tea Tuesday afternoon at her horl
In Chandler avenue. she had as her guests .
few OF the Princeton friends Of Mise Castlen.
among whom were Miss Laura Paxton. MrF
Rogers Moore and Miss Maude MouressT.a WI
poured from q dainty. tea table in the ,ibrary
room. by Miss, Halle Cabiness. Mig Morgan
Babcock. assisted in the entertainment OF tiis
guests. =
The marriage of Miss Theresa Marshall .Kr-'
and Mr.. Charles Patrick Flynn. formerly q
this city. has been announced. the ceremony I
take place at Dayton. o.. Wednesday morning
November %. -
Miss. Fannie Ingle Of Oakland City. Ind. i
the guest of Miss Fife Hughes.
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,iExICO. MO.

Hughes GrahS is in, Chicago on a visit.
Mrs. j. A.. Gthrie is entertaining Mrs. j. j.
Foster Brown oiFuiton.
Charles l.. Hhop OF Leroy. Ill, and Miss
Marie l.. wilMas of Rush Hill were married
in this city ,wsnesass evening by the ReSe'-
eng H.. a. law Nv: Mor,gue has returned to her home
IN Hor, Worth Tex. after visiting her parents:
Mr.. and Mrs,fJohn Y. Brown for several
Mrs ]. C. Armstrong Of ST; Louis and Mrs:
I. + Griree Of this city were me dinner
guests OF Mrs Joel Guthrie inc hs' Oh 'he
Misses Goodrh and Duncan entertained the
IL n Long Il North Washington street Mon
= xnnouncenen is made Of the approaching
m Ganpty and Vs. Florence Maitland KEENAN,
81 this city. TIE w Sn,ber, william MI. ne ~ AT Ke emt
nan, in NORTH Jefferson street on Wednesda!
evening, N9yerber is. entertained the chau,au-
OUT Mr. Ge~ors.i Robertson is home from q visit
In Miss Ii; !2"ini Meyesr entertained Mrs; Matte IT,
Mis- MAY ellsworth of Kansas City was the
Mrs; Robelt Johnson on Mount n unit EARN r p ILL., ill., Sic
Miss SiaudsWallace and brother Samuel arc
visiting IN ?simbla was here during the week
| the guest Of Ter parents. Captain and Mrs. j.
w d. Rasford. private secretary to Con
y,sssm,n Chmp clark. has gone to Washing
Mrs. j. E Ross is entertaining her daughter
Miss Gusst schopr IL h'"'e ' '"' ~
re Ths M, ~ Middieswo-th have returned e
steibyville, u. after visiting NH NH: Z No eaSe
MIS- FEliHaeth Robertson is home from st
Louis. whert she attended the Horse snow
Misses ViSoria BROOKS ana 'Srtir swen
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JOPLINp.

The Interstate. Psychic Monday with Mrs.
Al. f. Fuller. Thirteenth Short streets. The
visitors enjoyed a picnic her at 2 o'clock--
Miss Ella Beezer entertf n few friends for
her guests. Mrs. Pierce Inkirchner of Cha
mute. Kas.. and Miss S~teinkirchuer of
Newton, Thursday afteft.
Miss Anna Belle BakcrCarbondalc. ILL.,. is
the guest of Miss Ottillehn of this city.
Fred and Jesse Sallec r. H.. Webb have
returned from an exteu visit 3n New Or
leans.
Mrs. n, Archer of Mentrk is visiting rela-
John C.. Evanston fieturned from a
months visit with friertn Kansas cry
Mr.. and Mrs.. W. l.. Ne Of Ration. y. NJ,
afe being entertained fflatives here .,
SprinGtela. No. is the d of his sister, Mrs
f. A .Burwen Of Ddir. III. was, enter,
tanned Tuesday by Doct,nd Mrs. Freeiand oil
North Wall street.
a yi.it with relatives inAy County. Illinois:
With ner aunt. Mrs. ". L.. Gardner IN 81
Louis.
Miss Dot Dennis of pin is being enter
tanned in st. Louis byss Loyetta WilEus.
Mr.. and Mrs. [. Lan,rthy departed Thurs
y. ii. Hnson and + Husen Of, Mseopnin
County. Illinois. are Wing Mrs. j. II. ste
tained at the home DIR. and Mrs. :. Z.
Reed
g. \. Dahl left wfsday evening FOR q
months visit with relas and friends in Ne"
York City.
Mrs. Ellen Bishop artcd Tuesday for q
visit with her son. l.. bishop. in New lork
Members Of the Mise club were enter.
tained Thursday eveniat the home of Judge
Byron II. Coon.
Mrs. Il S. Pearson fretu,ned from severa
days visit with relatf in st. Louis.
The first social stss of the season by thu
ElSs was held Weihay night. The lady
friends Df fha nlafnb. We're invited ana INT
evening was spent AT euchrc. a music pro
gramme was renderein which Misses Char
lo;te Gregg. Grace Fl Mrs. Robert Holmes
Messrs. e. \. McAntIC c. Cumming. $. a
Grantham and Miss atty took part.
Mrs. j. F. LaffertSturned Thu,sday iron
n visit with friends lFredonia, kas.
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NOTES ABOUT SOCIETY
IN. NEIGHBOR|NG CITIES,

LOT Bloomington. H.. where she will be the
guest OF friends.
Mrs. Mamie Estiil departed Thursday for ST.
days.
DAY from a visit with friends IN Kansas City.
Mrs; N, Z Hall and daughter, Miss Ruth, of
Miss Lynne Hutchinson departed Tuesday for
Il Visit With friends at Windsor.
i,esse. departed Tuesday for a visit with reis-
uNes at Los Angeles, Cal.
home in New York. after a visit OF several
weeks with Mrs. E. r. Yaneey Of this city.
cltS ne to ,G hssT Mel Ss!'' Sirs. i u e Ya an 70 %Sa Mss
Marian Eivira Jones. Miss Lucy Gentry and
Mrs. Edward L.. Moore and he, sis.er.in-Iaw.
t Mfs' ,s Mig E ana sos ent ,;r5i ,,un The rt members %f
ernocn at the home of their parents. Doctor
and Mrs, Henry Evans, on Fast Fifth street:
a visit in Kansas city.
Mrs; Al Johnson and Mrs. q. W. Roha re-
Boonvilie. -" CIV Il"
Mr.: Amos \ knoop of Versailles. Prosecuting
Virginia Poage. dsugh,er 81 Mrs. Frances j.
Foase. Were married "Wednesday evening ut the
erend j. J. Pritchett. pastor OF the Fifth street
n. Z. Church: ofiiciated. The attendants were
Daniel of Function. Speed Poase and Miss Ada
Crawford Of Sedalia.
a visit with friends in Kansas City.
Mines. j 4. Ware and J. c. Black departed
" tufesQay Tor Kansas City To attend the We'd
ding of Miss Anne Tucker Miles.
AT "Wednesday afternoons m.et'n of the
Nautilus Clrb Mrs. George ". McNown read Il
paper on 1.-THE Tempest
Mrs. Sherman Baird entertained a company
of friends Tuesday afternoon at her home on
West Fifth street in honor of Mrs. ]. W. Cork
ms OF ST. Louis.
Mrs. c. p. Brown. and Miss Florence Lamy
entertained Friday afternoon at their home on
South Ohio avenue In honor Of Miss Helen
Demuth. who is TO he married next Tuesday.
| November l.. to the Reverend Frank McElwain
OF Kansas city.
Misses Florence I.amy and Florence Scott
rad charge OF the Weber programme. az fol-
lows. at Wednesday mornings Meeting Of the
Ladies' Musical club: Paper. Life Of Won
Weber, Mrs. orv!ile Barnett: duet from
.'Oberon.'' Miss Lille Harris and Mrs. Charles
Evans: duet from Don Grovuun'' tMozart).
Miss Florence Scott and Mrs. George Miller;
story of Der Frieschutzl" Miss Sara Payne:
vocal solo. Bellies IN the Valley" Mrs. Baxter:
piano solo. Invitation to the Dance" Mss
Lucy Gentry: vocal solo. "odelata." Miss Flor
ence Scott
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HANNIBAL, MO.

Tho Century Club met last week and elected
directors as follows: Mrs. W. B. Pettbone'
Mis- vessels. Miss Shryock and Messrs. T. O..
p,iany. F E. Browder. Doctor Chiffon. w. H.
Duany. Jr, ". H. Russell and William F1tz
Gaald.
Hiss Heywood Of Alton. Ill. was the guest OF
ba parents, Mr.. and Mrs, E. b. Heywood.
Nr. and Mrs. j. P. Ailen csieora.ed sneif
tenth weddiI = anniversary aa Mon ss,er,ea T;,es.
dav for Los Angeles. California. where they
Mr. and Mrs. George Bowen entertained at
cards Tuesday evening. -. .r.
re. guests 81 Quincy friends TUESDAY. =.
MIss Alma Berkson OF New Orleans. La. Is
Nv rnest Of her sister, Mrs. Adolph Landau.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". B. Peitsons were the
gs Hs.s a hnn Se' Moore OF Brookheld. Mo-. is the
gpest OF Hannibal relatives r
VII. n p Weatherly has returned to hef
bome IN St. Joseph. after a visit with her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs; xb EaT war i lr guest of Mrs.
MS : r aGef"Strn returned to her home in Keo.
A Mrs. w. II. Brewinston entertained friends
al cards Friday vening,z. l.. ,...,,. hs,
Mrs. .J:>A. Wlkin Of cn nc Sou Il yMis anles ave- Ne.
Mrs Roy Hamlin has returned to her home
m Sf Iotits after O visit with relatives.
| Mrs. g. II. Bowen has returned from a yum
Mihsss Edith pulany returned "Wednesday from
M ,jsIt Nth her brother. George Dulany. at Eau
cl MIS-. l. p. Hill returned from a visit in
e. Lo sns M Wsd' + e. iRendlen and Mr.. and Mrs
csaries Rendien were the guests OF st. Louis
/ friends Wednt Sday.-
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CARBONDALE, ILL.

Mrs. p. Z. Mitchell. who has been on an
extended s%ojourn at Hot Springs. Ark. has
returned.
Ex-sherin and Mrs. T. b. Rogers of Muir
| physboro. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G.. Rogers OF Los
Mrs. Mark UnderhiIl visited relatives and
friends I'm Murphysborp last week.
Miss Nellie Fisher Of Marion was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. e. II. Ashley.
Mrs. Frank r. Jayner visited last week with
| Judge and Mrs. w. W. Clemens of Marion.
Miss Mary Hodge, was the guest OF MISS LLaa
| Rcdrnon in Cairo last week.
Mrs. f. ]. Travelstead. OF Marion was the
guest Of her aons last week and departed Tues
day for an extended visit in Lavalie. Wis.
Miss Frankic Eendleman visited last week
with Miss Kate Bastin.
Gi HsHdeSa Mo-. spent sunday in this city. -,
Mrs. W. W. Bun entertained Wednesday the
a party OF ten members of Carbondale Re
IIs edse in 1Msf niphysboio Tuesday evening. -
Mrs. Doctor Ingram and mrs: charles sr,en MS
Mrs o.. f. smith Is visiting relatives and
friends in bloomington. -,
Mrs. f. Patton spent the last week with rei-
atives at Paris, Ill.
Mrs. George G. Hantord was the guest of
Mrs. j. o. Zimmerman in Cairo.
Mrs. Anna Brown OF Sparta is visiting friends
Mrs. Anna Pollard OF Golconda is the guest
of Mrs. Doctor J. :. Lewis.
Mrs. Margaret "A. Miller OF ST: Louis was
the guest OF Mrs. T. Thorn Wednesday, de-
parting later for her home.
Mrs. Mollie Reddan. who has been the guest
of Mrs. r. Brown, returned Thursday to mel
home at New Furnishes. a.
guest last week OF her daughter. Mrs. d. N
| Parkinson.