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d:ravcdlgEer>' strike OF

The strike of The Greenwood Cemetery
grave diggers was amicnhly settled yester-
day through direct negotiations between
Supt. Cushman and the men and without ary
outside interference or lorG drawn ont arb-
tratiou. The question involved was simple
matter of wages, the diggcrs demanding an
increase of from 81 60 10 81 a day, They
all hurried back TO work Yesterday morn
ing when Mr. Cushmau announced COM
Dromjse on 81 rs
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merly engaged as a builder here. Mrs
Hauptner is 80 years old. Both had wide

merly engaged as a builder here. Mrs
Hauptner is 50 years old. Both had wide
circle of friends.
After several hours in Jail Mrs. Hauptner
who had devoted the time to writing letters.
and Barnes were both bailed out by Joseph
Canopi, local contractor. Both refused
to make statement.
Learning that Hauptner would be able
to appear in court this afternoon Judge
Kellogg fited the hearing for 3 O'Clock.
The court room was crowded when the
case was called, Hauptner was accom-
panied by his sister, His head, was
very much swollen and was swathed in
bandages, His face was swollen and
badly disfgured.
Mrs. Hsuptner, upon arriving at court,
went to an ante-room, where she held a
consultation with her lawyer, James #
Dalton; her bondsman, and Barnes. who
was represented by Counsellor Dalton.
Before either defendant had a chance to
plead TO the charges counsel asked for an
adjournment Of the case until next Monday
afternoon, pleading the absence OF an
important witness. The adjournment was
granted
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THREE CORNERED FIGHT.
In the Half OF the 34th Assembly District
Where Mcguire Beat NiOcbus.

Louis A. Cuvillier, a lawyer Of 22o Broad
way announces that he will be a candidate for
the Tammany leadership Of the northern half
OF the Thirty-fourth Assembly district this
fall. That Ia where Ed. Mcclure defeated
August Moebus year ago and where victor
and vanquished expect to wage the fight
again. Mr.. Cuvllier hopes 10 squeeze In
az the third candidate.
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when the walking Delegate Arrives.

A walking delegate from the Hudson
County Building Trades Council visited
Bayonne yesterday, and soon after all
building operations were at standstill,
the carpenters, masons, plastercrs and hod-
carriers quitting work Many Of the men
we're opposed TO- leaving their work, as they
have no grievance. They were ordered out
in sympathy with the plumbers, who are on
~ ril<p
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F. W. AMES GOES TO PRISON.
Former Supe rintentlent of Police Of Min
neapOlls Accepted u Bride.

ST. PAUL, Mimi. July l0.--Frederick w.
Ames, former superintendent of police Of
Minneapolis and late Colonel of the Thir-
teenth Minnesota Volunteers, spent last
night in the county Jail This morning
he was taken to the penitentiary to serve a
sentence Of six and half years imposed
upon him for accepting bride Of $l6 from
the keeper of disorderly house while
acting in an official capacity during the
administration of his brother, DR.. A. A.
Ames, the former Mayor of Minneapolis,
who has been sentenced to serve a six-ysar
term in prison on a similar charge. The
Supreme Court has upheld the lower court
which convicted the former chief of police.
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CHARLES ROxBURY HURT.
Tea Merchant Staggers Home TO Die of
Cuts OH His Head.

Charles Roxbury, a tea merchant, who
Is said to have been wealthy, staggered
to his home in Crane place, near 10th
street. In The Bronx, early this morning
and fell unconscious at the door. His
head was bleeding from number Of cuts.
The members of his family called DR..
Ferguson, a neighbor. but Mr.. Roxbury
was dead before the physician got there.
The police were called to the house at
1 o'clock this morning. Mr.. Roxbury died
without telling how he had got his in
juries. The police think he was held up.
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Gossip OF the Rims.

A match has been promised TO Eddie Connolly
with Tom Couhlg OF Buffalo. and Jack Herman
OF the International \. &. Of Fort Erie has agreed
to give purse as soon MS the two come Ia terms.
Jack Root is considering trip 10 England Root
not md tho time. He says that when he reaches
tho other side he intends to throw down the gaunt
let to Jack Palmer or Dido Plumb
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Life Prisoner Hills Himself.

FRANKFORT, Ky, July 10 Lafayette
Brooks. serving a life sentence for murder
In the Frankfort penitentiary. killed him
self to-day by jumping from a third-story
window In the shoe factory. Brooks led
a riot last August in which the pr isoners
made an attempt To escape and failed
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Pensions for Texas Frontier Veterans

AUSTIN Tex. July iO.-The United States
War Department advised Adjutant-Genera
John A. Hulen to-day that all survivingmem-
beers of the Texas military organization
who served TO protect the Texas frontier
in the sos. are entitled To pensions from
he Federal Government There are few
Of these veterans still living, some in needy
circumstances,
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III. u. LAUGHLIN IN SANITARIUM.
Son or Pittsburg steel Man Taken From
Boston TO Mamaroneck.


MAMARoNEcK, July lO.--Hughart J.
Laughlin, the son Of James Laughlin of
Allegheny, Pa. who is a large holder in
the Jones 4 Laughlin Steel Company,
was brought here yesterday from Boston
in private car and was taken to DR.. Car
penter's sanitarium. He WAS accompanied
by several nurses and doctors.
The private car was used in order that
he might have absolute quiet, but at Rye
the railroad people coupled another car,
containing a clambake party, to it, and
the clambakers kept up genuine pande-
monum all of the way down to Mama
Ieck wher Mr.. l.aughlin was taken
off
Mr. ,Laughlin's friends say that his mental
health has been bad for some time, but
they predict speedy recovery
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BUSINESS FOR EXPORTERS.

An American gentleman OF means and business
ability. now residing In England, would like to
meet or CORES ond with exporters. manufacturers
or others who may desire TO be represented In
England, either by agency. purchase. buyer. or
otherwise: would prefer to give half or all OF my
time II necessary In representing ono good arm
reference and security hrst class; will shortly ar
rive In the United States. Meanwhile address
EXPORTER box 1870 Sun once.
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Henrietta Crosman Forswears Brooches.

= Henrietta Crosman, whose MISTRESS
Nell" set the fashion which in recent years
has put so many women on the stage in
kneebreeches, now declares that after
her coming production Of As You Like
II" she will ALLURE the masculine garment
and stick to skirts
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GIRL TAXES POISON IN PARK.
'"Fh'I'fear-Old Sadie Herman Had Quar-
relied with Her Parents.

r 'Wenty-year-old Sadie Herman of i54
.,''' 18th street, attempted suicide last
e,eo'ng by taking carbolic acid In a small
a. p''aSe m Central Park near the ramble.
we was taken to Bellevue. 1t is thought
mat she will die.
read was ''''''' ""'o "'''''
y,, nrood. by Take my remains TO my
,. ~ Is said that she had qlarrelled with her
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THE REPUBLIC: SUNDAY AUGUST Is. 1908.

Handler of Jerseyville were guests this
week of their COUSIN. Miss Uullie hack.
Mrs. j. H.. Wyatt has gone TO Chicago 10
spend several weeks with relatives
been spending the summer with her par,
ents. Mr.. ana Mrs. a. c. Schulz. departed
for their home in Denver.
Mrs. c. c. Smith and sons ON Devsro,
Ark; Mrs. ]; Pugh am Mrs George Giliet
of Buffalo, city, Ark. are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. T. L. Rinkel.
Mrs. Annie rouber. who has been touring
Switzerland this summer. sailed for home
Mrs i, b. Mckee and son are spending
week in ST. Louis with Mr. and Airs. Il.
Edwin Mckee.
Miss Jessie Blrse of ST. Louis, No.. is a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. T. Z. Amos. :
Miss Fannie Casey returned last week
from Kansas City. Mo.
Mrs. josephine Hamln departed Wednes-
day for Alton. after a visit with the family
OF her brother. Doctor Joseph Pogue.
the Reverend Herman Rain and Mrs.
ace County. Missouri. where they VIII visit
old scenes for the first time in sixteen
years.
Mrs. +. c. Cooley of ST. Louis is spend
ing week with Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Ar
rowsmith
Mr. and Mrs. james Staolman returned
Monday from Colorado.
Thomas O'Connor, who has been visiting
Ireland, reached New York yesterday on
his return.
turned to ST Louis after weeks stay with
Edwardsyille relatives.
Miss Ida c. W. Smith. who has been in
Europe for several years with her brother.
Louis Smith While the latter was compiet-
ing his; musical education at Frankfort.
arrived home Saturday. She was accom-
parted by Miss Emily Mueller of Berlin.
who will make her an extended visit.
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MINNEToxKA.

Lake Minnetonka. Mimi. Aug. H.-Mrs.
II. A. Muller and son. j. h Muller, OF 81.
Louis. are visiting at the Sunrise Tonka
Bay) this week.
Hotel La PauI-Among the recent arrivals
from Kansas City are Margaret Arthur and
Mrs. g. H. olendor of st. Joseph. Mo-.
F. W. Mesaker and Hazel Mesaker OF
Belleville, ILL.,. are here. The arrivals from
st. Louis are c. H McChaelis. A. A. Smith
and Andrew Baure. Mrs. C. E. Bunting
of Kansas City Is at Hotel La Paul for the
rest Of the season.
The arrivals from st Louis at the White
House within the past few days are: F. 4.
Gray and Doctor o. B. Hart.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Thatcher and Mrs. F:
G. Window of Decatur. H., and ]. Leopold
ard family ard G. E. Reham and family OF
Bellevile. ILL.,. are at the White House for
the month of August.
Benjamin Bennett and daughter. Mrs.
Leowenstein and family Of St. Louis and
Miss Brody of Texas.
Robert Brown of Kansas is a guest at
Hiawatha Upper Lake.
at the home of Joseph Miller. Upper Lake.
Simpson House guests for the week are:
A. W. Eckman. Ell Paso, Tex; c. F. Gill.
st. Louis. and Miss Nora E. Helms of Car
rollton, Mo.
guest Of Miss Harriet Wagner Of Deepha-
Mrs. j. W. Lambert and child of st. Louis
and Mrs. NJ. r. Adgar and Miss Jane Adgar
of Louisiana are at Hotel st. Louis for a
few days.
Mr.. Robert Huntstock of San Antonio.
Tex. is the guest of relatives at TUNDRA
Visitors From Wonderland" This beau
tiful operatta will be given in the Excelsior
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MASSACHUSETTS COAST.

Boston. Mass, Aug. I.-There Is always
, peculiar charm about the New England
mountain and coast resorts that drags the
| home year after year. and this season Is no
exception. Every train from the West
| brings great crowds of excursionists on
pleasure bent. this year more so than ever.
There is everything to beguile one. from
the crisp. cool air of the ocean to the ran
The week along the Massachusetts coast
has been gay one socially, and. with the
coaching parties: golf tennis. sailing par
time to spare.
Mrs. Douglas Robinson has not yet an
the as 1T @ IS
SPRINGS sTEs 4 heaffss9 MONTH hon fsns.s
ttfhs the guest Of IF Mrs. Robinson. f' " NV
, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
have been at Sycamore Lodge. on Saga
more Lake. Adirondacks. for several days.
F. NJ. Randall of Fort Wayne. Ind. Is at
the Aldine. Old Orchard. Me. z
Mrs. S. N Randall Of Fort WAYNE. is also
sIgnor Edmondo Mayor des Planches. the
Italian Am MIA ga Who has been
ter-by- the-Sea, sailed Monday for Europe.
He Will spend the ren,ainder Of the sum.
ce se e' charge dxares who is at Man
chester for the summer. will look after the
diplomatic affairs OF Italy while the AM
Edward Card, city missionary Of st. Louis,
Is at the Revere House. Old Orchard. Me-.
Mr. Card was one of the singers at Doctor
Simpsons camp meeting.
Miss Sue Pillsbury. a teacher in the LIN
coin CNeb) High School, Is spending her
vacation with Mrs H n. Pilsbury at the
Revere House, Old Orchard. Me.
Miss Lillian NJ. Hetzell of st. Louis ID
visiting Miss A. l. Douglass at the Byrn-
mere, Annisquam. Mass. Mr.: Douglass has
recently Joined his family there.
Recent arrivals at the Thorwald. East
Gloucester. Mass. are: Mrs: Rudolph Fink
and Miss Henri Fink of Louisville, KY.
Edward Rotan. Miss A. 8. Rotan and
George v. Rotai. well-known members OF
the Bass Rocks colony Of Waco. Tex, are
at the Moorland. East Gloucester. Mass
Mrs Rotan and Miss Rotan, who arc
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs, Aug.
1.-THE handsomest card party OF this sea-
son at the White was given on Monday
morning by Mrs. George McGrew. when
she entertained fifty-four ladies at SIX
handed euchre party.
The first prize. a brooch. was won by
Mrs. j. Allison Hodges of Richmond. Mrs.
Barton Grundy of Richmond captured the
second prize. novel feature was the con-
ISOLATION prizes for each table. all well-3e-
Iected articles of bric-a-brac.
Mrs Frank Nunsey of New York enter
tanned at handsome dinner in honor Of
Mrs. A. B. Lambert of ST. Louis. wien
covers were laid for twenty.
At the recent balls Mrs. Lambert has
been conspicuously beautiful. Her moth
er. Mrs. McGrew. has been patroness at
the bal poudre mask ball and several OF
the large germans.
Mrs Robert Sturgeon Is another attract
i've young matron from st. Louis who is the
recipient of much attention and present at
all social functions.
Among the recent arrivals here are Mrs.
Frank Munsey of New York. the we'll
known publisher. Mr.. ]. Dundas I-ippincott
of Philadelphia. Mrs. Frank Nicholson OF
ST. Louis. Doctor Boyd. U. s. A. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Thompson. L. S. A.
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ATLANTIC CITY.

Atlantic City, N. j.. Aug 1.-THE crush
at the hotels and boarding is now
az ITS height; and the season. is FAIRLY on
iEere nave been many social events dur
Ing the week. in which the Western visit
ofs nave taken part. Among the st. Louis
guests at the. musicale at the Marlboro Oh
Saturday week were Mrs l. c. Fulton and
Mrs. Pereival Thomas. There were many
young people at the regular weekly dance
at the lsleswprth, among them being Mrs.
Meyer and Miss Marie Meyer from ST.
Louis; and the Misses Roeder from Kan
sas City. A>-A
Announcement has just been made of the
wedding OF Lieutenant C. s. Hoffman r0
MISS Carrie f. Osmond, who are at this re-
soft. MISS Osmond known IN st. Louis.
friends "i'i'
The Catholic Federation. which has lust
adjourned their annual session here. will
meet next year at Detroit.
Among the st. Louis visitors registered
during the week were: J. II. Louchlin Mt
the Dennis; Mrs. L. j. Meyer and Miss
Meyer at the Lorraine: II. Piedmont at the
ST Starr, Charles; MT. and Mrs. Mcveigh at the
Aldlne; Mr and Mrs. Adam Boeck and Miss
Lanyard q ward at !oung's Hotel; Mr.: and Mrs
II I; Somers at the st: Charles; Alexander ].
slaneke an, and Mrs; Laura Galesdre at the
strand; Mrs. A. Bridge at the Chelsea. r.
J. Reid and Miss L. Reid at the Dennis: c.
5: Scanlon at the Devon. Among those from
Kansas City are: V. d. Shoemaker. who is
al the Windsor. and Mrs. r. TAYLOR and
Miss Somnicrlad at the Eastbourne
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WAUkESHi.

Waukesha. Wis. Aug. 1.-THE season is
at It's height. The weather is fine. The an
nual midsummer ball takes place at the
Terrace Hotel tonight. The young men of
the Fountain House gave a hay ride TO the
young ladies. On Friday night the young
ladies' les VIII give c1tiilon to the young men
pink ball will take place at the Park Hotel.
Doctor Charles NJ. johnson Of ST. Charles,
Mo- who has spent several seasons here.
me summer He is domiciled at the Wal
bridge. Professor and Mrs. Padfed and
House.
At an editors society cuchre given at the
FOUNTAIN House on August 10 Miss Laura
Self Of St. Louis won the first prize. Miss
and Miss Jacobs of Cairo the third.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. H. Brooks of st. Louis,
recently married. were given grand recep-
by The Dells Resort Company. Among the
guests We're Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Everly
.. Phillips and Miss Ella johnson of st.
". E; Eberle. Lillian Eberle and Mrs. ].
Aoesell of st. Louis are at the Coleman
s. z. 1P Prizes Mr. and Mrs, E. B; Cherry.
Wesibroam. Jonesboro. Ark: George NJ.
azas c asd f Ms ca5 f. rr WS
Louis; Charles $. Adams. Little Rock Ark. K:
G: P; Perry. Mrs. B. F. Lewis and Miss
ha as NW9 Wsi Lo asI NJ Tex NJ and
Louis; Nh. and Mrs. Louis Unverzat.
sPp, hnaah Ill are at the National Hotel.
+ Miss Anna a. Jordan Of St. Joseph. Mo-,
Is stopping at the Davis House.
MP. and Mrs; j. r. Davis MIR; and Mrs.
Tex; Mr.: and Mrs. F. II. carviiie Of SS CAT.
vest o, Tex are stopping at the Spring
Miss Leonora Smith and Mrs. f. C. Fart
Wig Of st. Joseph. Mo-. are at the Lyons
Mr.. Edwin Lemp of ST. Louis is visiting
friends in Milwaukee
Fl. l.. Schweit of st. Louis is summering
at Cedar Lake.
Doctor and Mrs. W. L. Dickson and E. J.
Gonger Of Shreveport. La. are at the Ar
Miss Ethel F. Shelton. of Galveston: Mr..
and Mrs. John NJ. Hefey and daughter of
Cameron, Tex; Mrs. Eugene Marshall OF
are at the Terrace Hotel.
Miss Adelaide Hopkins OF Milwaukee Is
entertaining Miss Jones of st. Louis.
Mrs 3. J. Gehburn Miss Gehburn Waco.
and Mrs. NJ. P. Pupeis. st. Louis: Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Cargill, Houston. Tex: Doctor
Nettie Klein Texarkana. Tex. are regis
Mr.. Ernest Robertson Buckley Of Rolla.
Mo-, will be married to Miss Grace Emeline
Madgeburg Of Milwaukee. August %.
Mrs. Joseph Carr of San Antonio, Tex,
is guest OF Milwaukee friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Warren Of st. Louis
Is visiting friends in Milwaukee.
Miss Irene Wilkins of st. Louis is visiting
in Milwaukee.
William Baehr of St Louis spent Sunday
with friends in Milwaukee.
Miss Meta Kuehne of Kansas City. No.,
Is visiting friends in Milwaukee.
Mrs. ]. Well, Essie and Juiiette Well Of
Kansas City, Louis Strauss and Elsie
Strauss of st. Louis are summering at
Oconomowoc.
Miss Lillian Wahl and Edwin Lemp of st.
Louis are visiting in Milwaukee.
Miss Jessie Dockum of Bolton, Tex. and
Miss Catherine Williams of Jacksonville.
Tex. are visiting friends In Milwaukee.
Miss Minnie B0neau Of East st. Louis is
stopping at the Inn.
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| ing Misses Alice Reynolds CT Chicago and
LYDIA Forwell of Jacksonville. III.
| Mrs. Davin Ryan and daughter. Miss Az
mes Ryan of Alton. have gone to the Mich
igan resorts.
:. Mrs. George Dale of Alton has gone 10
Mrs V G. Midget has. returned 70 Chi
caeo after visiting friends in Alton =
| The Misses Lydia and Rilla Bowler OF
| Alton have gone to st. Paul. MINI.
Mrs. William Most has returned to Den
yer, after visiting with Mrs. Harry CAT
| singer IL Alton.
/ Miss Rose Basse OF Alton is entertaining
the Misses May Belich and Rosetta Far
Icy OF Paducab. KY. and Hettie Behrnes
OF Gillespie III.
Miss Constance Rohland Of Alton has
| returned from Chester. Ill.
Miss Nelia Moore Of Upper Alton has
returned from Brieht9n II;
The Misses May and Nellie Cathcart of
| Upper Alton have returned from Golconda.
Miss Mamie Herb of Alton has returned
Mrs. Frank Gisster of North Alton en-
ttertained Mrs. George kohier of ST. Louis
| last week.
Miss Mary Wallace has returned to New
York. after visiting with Mrs. Eben
Rodgers in Alton,
| Mrs. Green Parker of Alton has returned
! Nebraska.
Miss Nellie Rose of Alton has returned
| from Sherman. Tex.
Mrs Sadie Fink OF Hillsboro. H.. was a
visitor in Alton last week.
| Mrs. George Webb of Alton is entertaining
| Miss Alice Hennessey Of Bloomington, Ill.
Mrs H NJ. Chittenden of Alton has gone
| to Jacksonville, H.
Miss ANA Minor of Alton has gone to
Mrs. Charles Bowman and daughter, Miss
Matte Bowman: of Alton. have gone to
| Terre Haute. Ind.
Mrs George Lynd of Alton has gone 10
Tuscaloosa. Ala.
| Miss Lulu Rhoads has returned to Kane.
| Ill.
eJra11
are at Virginia Beach Va. for the summer.
| Mrs. Nellie Tempieton has returned to
Sioux City, Ia. after visiting with H. E.
Miss Mamie Bonnet. of St Louis was a
visitor in Upper Alton last week.
Mrs. John Lohr Of Upper Alton is enter
Mrs NJ T.. White of Upper Alton has re-
Mrs: F H. Waller of st. Louis is visit
Mrs. E. 4. Cook of Uper Alton Is enter
tanning Miss Grace Hall of Chesterfield;
Mrs. John Bradley ky,,, is e gan III Mrs
Mrs. Elmer Slocum Of Upper Alton is en-
tertaining Miss Dora Muldoon of st. Louis.
Mrs. y. G.. Gass has returned to Collins
vile. H.. after visiting friends in Upper
Mrs. G.. E. Stretch has returned from
Sheibyville. Ill.
Miss Jennie Rice of Upper Alton has gone
to Mount Vernon. H..
Mrs. Bertha Reach has returned from
Roodhouse. Ill.
Miss Minnie Kelly has returned to w.ch-
ita. Kas., after visiting with Mrs. 7. N.
Marsh in Upper Alton.
The Misses May and Sadie Megowen Of
Upper Alton have returned from Keokuk.
Ia.
Mrs. S. E. Dixon of Upper Alton has gone
to Chicago
Mrs. H II. Tilbe is entertaining Mrs. V.
b. Williams of St. Louis.
Misses Nellie Morriston and Ida Hackney
have returned to Bunker Hill. ILL.,, after
visiting with Mrs. Harry Coulter In Upper
Alton.
Mrs. John Lock has returned from Chi
cago
Mrs. George Bennes of Alton is entertain
ing Miss Theresa Houck of Mexico No
Mrs. Phitridge and Mrs. Bunnard of AL
ton have gone to Fulton, Mo.
Miss Josephine Hamlin of Alton has re-
turned from Edwardsville.