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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-19

WATERLOO, ILL.

Mrs. Elizabeth Rainey las returned home,
after a weeks visit to friends at st Louis
Mr.. and Mrs August Vogel OF Floraville ILL.,,
were the guests Monday of Mrs. William Roden-
hauser
Mrs Margaret Deddecke entertained the mem
beers OF the Ladies' Flower Association Thursday
in honor OF her sixty-eighth birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Amandus Gauen OF Collnsrille
ILL., visited relatives here Sunday
Mrs Magdalena Axthelm departed for New
Athens. ILL.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schneider and children
spent several days the first OF the week ut East
St. Louis the guests of Mrs. Mary Frahey.
The members of the Ladies' Aid Society were
entertained at luncheon by Mrs. Edward HORNE
Wednesday.
The Literary Club entertained at a hay ride
social Thursday evening.
John Rau OF st. Louis Is here, spending a
weeks vacation with his mother. Mrs C. Rau.
Mrs. Fred Wagner has returned home after an
extended visit TO relatives at st. Louis.
Miss Elfe Hambuechen visited friends at East
st. Louis.
Mrs C. Poolmann of Louisiana. Mo-. is here
on q weeks visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Mis-. Annie Yainst Of St. Louis is the guest Of
Mrs. n Soteraides entertained friends on
Wednesday in honor Of her guest Mrs. Charles
Miss Laura Whitney OF st. Louis is the guest
of Miss Sadie Laughlin.
Mrs. Jacob Bersche has returned home after a
brief visit to relatives at St. Louis.
Miss Nora HORNE of st. Louis Is here on a
three-weeks' visit TO friends.
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CARROLLTON, I'LL.

Miss Jeanette Artz of Rushville is visiting Miss
Mrs Eben barrow Of Roodhouse spent the week
with Mr.. and Mrs. S. o. Smith.
Miss Minnie Swan Of springfield Is visiting
Miss Lutte Scruby.
Miss Josephine Williams of Hot Springs. Ark.
is visiting Miss Minnie Allen.
Mrs. John Smith OF Fort Smith. Ark. Is Wis
itinc Mrs. F. E. Vertreese.
Mrs. Bert McDavid Of Chester is visiting rela-
Mrs Adrienne Boyd departed Tuesday for
visit to Detroit.
Miss Matte Counole is visiting friends in st.
Louis
Wilbur Witwer of Dallas. Tex. visited with
his sister. Mrs. ]. H. Pierson.
Miss Marguerite Galhuly of White Hall spent
the week with Miss Beulah Harwood.
Miss Myrtle Ballard Of st. Louis Is visiting
Miss Bessie Powell.
E. w. Painter and wife spent the week in
Peoria.
Mrs. H. T. Rainey is home from a visit to
Chicago.
Miss Louise Vaughn spent the week with
The Reverend Alexander Allen Of Springfield
spent the week here.
Dan McMahon and wife of Chicago are visiting
relatives here.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-19

s ma' e,esant watch charm was presented TO BIO.
The meeting lgored with ,o veal and IN
gea, re o. MSnor coana sn
G Tsio-- aEd Materially contribute the pleas
uI fa CT ieo csaHe had sRplicR;ioas at 4.
last meeting nIssd ans one usie ssRed by
| Orator A. Huber, who secured the application
Of the not e'e io be ne dseoGnted Bro H. r
retired to the banquet-room and obtained the ap-
H aents VIII II be s served at the meeting
Hickory Council bad two applications and one
ant 20 d. ss5 I Ess Al;
ihq HIekorT deeided to have ons of is own a;
| Riverside PARK. Saturday afternoon and evening.
Hckorys 70 b Mfa team is perfect condition
and solicit. challensss from other council
teams. Deputy c. o. tishef Hia'e III interesting
Council had ono ,-., ,Ptlati'n n asssa.
were 9oPessd for d ,h 55 qa g.r
'a ny John sss wera vsisars and
mos, eniosa Sits+ meeting. Regent Charles A.
swse,land presiding Two apPliGeati9ns ye5s pre-.
Greene entertained si:h Instrumental music ard
shs Glen Echo GIee ge wen we're bfsh, apu!
ciated. Grand Secretary Killingsw9rth was
and Burrows OF Compton Hin Council were VS.
espasn snd has @ s0 its
staff BY telecting aad 1s;aIIiag Officers as t2-
Ks94S sn Genc f had Two application. and
received three member by card. Rerent George
Z Morgan presiding F9gr eandiaateS were IN,
pleasing entertainment. after which recresh-
''' sai!ev.n,er connc.l had one application and
three limitations, Recent a 3. Lewis presiding.
John B. Press entertained with instrumental Sc.
John p Kershaw OF Valley Council and Doctor
Ercl!d coaneiI hs enthusis las meeting:
5a,.s R.ses. James ciausen Of vctoSis
Council was a visitor. and made helpiai an
Council Hill Councils. annual outing win
come OF Saturday. July p at Ptie SIC f
victeris council.s steamboat excursion vas
pronounced success and most enjoyabe effar.
More than loo Rs1a q . T.5s present. and
Chevalisr councii has arranged for evening
river excursion on the Cerwn n spen -s h. n-.-
pared most interesting programme for the coca
Benton Council will give It's annual steamboat
Mentor Councils members and friends en19yst
L-np's Park on Friday evening
urcay evening July T =. and viii 2i5 join in Compton
HITS picnic al Priester,s Park
e. .E1 f35 Hs Saef vs, to Se e'Y
SUPREME EsEsnt s Fohinson has s., been s5,
meeting Of the Execu;ive Committee in Boston
Doctor H Hatch o. Jefersn ,I, City ,c G9uh s
now residing in West Texas. were visitors az
'n coHncI r,setinss this week: Monday-compton
Hill Laclede. Elk. Carr Lane G.ivef - jag
Miss Sah9 Mound CIV Mentor Forest Pafx
foonviile Macon Melrose and Gratiot. Wednes-
Kirkxood. Old Orchard Gate Gig and Cabann..
pnS,. y EI1 sBrHE Eye5 Lax.
and West Plains
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-19
LORD" HARRINGTON ILL;
MAY POSTPONE HEARING.
County Physician Called to Attend
Prisoner mt Clayton Whose Prelim-
mary Trial Is Set for To-Horrou.

Frederick Seymour Darlington. better
known as Lord harrington. charged with
the murder of James p Mccain. in all
proba bility will not be able to appear be
fore Justice I. ". Campbell tomorrow for
his preliminary hearing.
The Lord IS C. very sick man. and has
been so for several days. He is suffering
from an attack of maIarial fever. which
necessitated calling in Doctor Essers. the
county physician. Friday night. Yesterday
Darlington was no better. and, II Is said.
there is possibility that typhoid fever
may develop.
Barringtons wishes to be left alone have
been followed to the letter lately. no ono
being permitted TO see him yesterday eI-
cept his attorney. Beno Altheimer. Tho lat
ter. after a visit to his client. declared that
harrington was indeed very sick
IF he is no better by Monday morning.
and. don't believe he will be- said he,
I'VE will ask for postponement Of the pre-
liminary hearing
The county officials are alarmed not q
little over Barrington's sickness, and are
giving him every attention.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-19
ST. LOUIS COUPLE ARE
MARRIED IN BELLEVILLE.
Miss Edna Kinsey and Fred Baird
Welded After n Long Search for
License Clerk.

A Htylishly dressed couple. giving their
names as Miss Edna D. kinsey and Fred
Baird of ST. Louis were married at Belle
Vile last night after long search for an
official to issue license.
Tho couple arrived from St. Louis about
5 o'clock, but when they reached the City
Hall the license office was closed. After
several inquiries they secured a carriage
and drove to the home Of the deputy clerk
and brought him to the office.
Before leaving st. Louis. Baird had tele-
phoned to the Reverend R L. Richardson.
pastor of the Episcopal Church requesting
him to remain at his home to marry them
After procuring the long sought for L.
cense. the couple drove to Doctor Richarl-
sons house. Accompanied by witnesses
mony was performed. Both refused to dis
cuss the marriage.
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CHESTER, Ill.

Miss Jessie James Is visiting relatives in ct.
Louis
VIII Morrison of St. Louis is visiting relatives
In this city.
Miss Hazel Wright returned Tuesday from St.
Louis.
Perry Hathaway is visiting in St: Louis
Miss Lille Albrecht departed Wednesday for
st. Louis. where she will visit few weeks.
Misses Annie and Augusta Wolshock spent
Sunday with relatives in this city.
Miss Bess Raysdale returned to St. Louis
Sunday after a weeks visit with friends in
this city.
Miss Maggie Poulton spent the first OF the
week in ST. Louis
Warfield Smith was a St. Louis visitor Sun
day.
Doctor Will Mackenzie of st. Louis is visiting
his parents.
Miss Stella I.arkin of Renault Is visiting rela-
tives in this city.
Louis Hart spent the first of the week in St.
John Herzos of St. Marys spent Sunday in this
city.
nesdny from q visit with Elliigrove relatives
Miss Wind returned to st. Louis Wednesday
night after visit with the family Of C. Il.
Weinrich.
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Mrs. s. F; conley is visiting her sister in

Mrs uI,; SSonley is visiting her sister in
sinia.
Lincoln e who si sa, bsen 21 II,
Tor France; where he will spend the remainder
IN. Reverend =; G whi,ne, Of Lansas,sr Pa.
! mer.
MI Roy Moqsn,5Gy was guest of friend, in
Mr.. Joe Mcconathy departed Monday for Chi
NJ. cP. Hale returned to his hom. in Car
rolltop, g., Mo- Sunday after spending a few days
tain and Mrs. David Guitar on Paris read
Mr.. and Mrs. A, r.. Smith returned TO thei.
weeks at the Gordon Hotel.
Mrs. Asbury C. Bush departed Tuesday for her
future home In Excelsior Springs.
Mrs. Mrs; :. 7. cresap is visiting relatives in
Doctor John R. Scott was in ST. I.ou,, th,,
Mrs; Il; p. Willis is visiting relatives a. her
sb Miss v H9 isrd Ekns returned Tuesday after
Mrs. c. II. Becker returned to her home In St
Louis Tuesday after visiting her parents here
former home in Enrt Scott. Kss,
~, me heNersnd 5 sap was ;Ee gues, of
Mr. and Mrs + q Hae , az 1 Ir w wsrs III.
guests Of relatives In Fulton a few days this
r St SaFe Gi is t iii. Meek fsr son. " W.
Washington Mus ss this Wcs to so her l femH In
in St Louis visiting for sh,rt 'n tir S'i remain
Ar and Mrs. James u. bowling are visiting
f.n, daughters. Mrs. Dent AMI Mira Evans in
br Mr Walter 1h,s Williams in St. Louis
Mr.. and Mrs c. E Hckol returned =, their
home in Pennington Mo, Wr,i,,e,Cii ~ ,.,tr visit
ing MFs Moss i. Parker for sevcral weeks.
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Miss Emily Bowman spent Tuesday w
friends in St. Louis. y"
MURPHYSRORO, I'LL.

S e s i L1Ss were the guests of Miss Ehes
oystOR M Tor Visit With aA her Sister even" MRS s
=, Miss Nellie Ingram of Springfield IL the CUES,
G nv inc family OF her grandfather. Doctor ". T.
,r 4 number of Young entertained their lady
Earhos ut iake party Wednesday, night a,
T Ol;, Bertha Hamilton. Mollis Newsome. Eiss s
mns r MG55a Rktennedy and MessIs Ray Cum
Parks and Guy Hall.
,s a. her home on North Fourteenth street Mrs,
Ibs Wednesday afternoon Progressive finch
ssF Boyle sas Esn's w Hhre Van MICS Gies
gram ssTSi IRsjttnt kitty. Ingram Charles In
snpsd pa hGns Kanae s aa%Te
Levy nn Mghp Q "a hainey and Felzer.
counie in s Monday night TO assist that worthy
Of Gss1s They
f Mrs sr 3 Mrs 4 Fssf N Sssfns s
fFr, GsGrEs ammersmi'h second vii RoyIe:
rs H. c "a ozba4n Of Grand
lone hands aEni, Present. We're: Messrs and Mines
HIS, A. G. Sell Viii Boyle. Mines. Rob- b,
Mint M,i,nson Misses Julia and Josephine Huthmaeher
fnachc ana a. Nnle Mulaney and Mr. Charles HUH
Hazel Van orinan entertained crowd of little
ioiks Ih,lrsGay afternoon at the home of her
pS ~ t sIIs. Doctor and Mrs. Van Orman. in honor
Doctor and Mrs. o. l.. Daniels entertained
IWcntS,iour quests Thursday evening at their fiat
~ N me POST building. The evening spent in
,piayi,ns euchre Fayors were won BY Mrs. Frank
i,astlh Mrs Charles l.. Ritter. Mrs. o. P.
,'eck, William ledhetter. Frank Bastin and Ike
Ley, y dainty luncheon served at ii
M, Mrs J. Levy gave donkey party and peann,
1unt Wednesday afternoon at her home. No 1911
of Hug
Heike Of 81. Louis. Those winning the prizes
H Se iittIs Miss Viola Eberle and Master ]. o
,2aeT others present were: Elsie Frees Hazel
an ornnn. Title Levy. jeanette Cloud. Tom
" ilson. Harry Levy Arthur Rencini.
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Protected Home Circle.

i. Missouri No ga, had splendid meeting,
Many Of the other effcers We're rs"elcted New
da sep we're BIZ %%f and md. the circle lie
members. has made a good record. and will do
Compton. No. s25-Many extra chairs wero
Rs srs he sToTa being 50 1TEe The
Reed. Alter the initiation. words of greeting
were PfsSsnt ladies' served r cream AND cake s
The hall OF Imperial. No. S33. was entirely too
ns and the nstaiia,ien Of Officers was public.
supreme Chaplain \. II. Miller presiding. Many
ses to resch the 9o line IN .hor. t ordee pT The
ladies' served cake and cream
Daeor Edward IL H Brady 'I prssd GRs NOTICE.
with printed programmes were sent to all the
Z: Chase, Past Grand President, was ne in
SanE ofe 1ssS vc 1y s GFHna
cum. Doctor Brady was unanimously reelected
president. and. after the Installation. responded
a E % tbs erse hns e shs ss
SssHsed fns his f b home and ,ar
things. Most Of the old officers were reelected.
The la5es furnished cake and and cream am, meeting
with III" Past Grand PRESIDENT ~ + E csase as IN
and intef Sf matters di1e~ssed Plans weTe
made for adding many names The ladies ,,., fur
and pleasant evening g vas spent.
attendance. j. NJ. prtslIuS. New
names were added and plans laid for good
campaign during the coming months. Past
President Johannes gave interesting talk I'M
der good OF the order. Visitors from other Elf
ces were present, and all spoke words of greet
ing.
Rainbow. No. as, had splendid, meeting
Brother Alex. Irwin newly elected president. pre-.
sided 4 list OF new names was presented and
two candidates initiated. President Fosarty OF
Iacede Circle gave the private work. Tickets
mandy Park July -. The interest shown in en-
initiation will be ready for the next meeting.
Linden. No az, had a good time Thursday
night. 4 list of new names was proposed. and
a class OF candidates initiated. This circle has
grown steadily. and is adding substantial men,
bers. The officers were all present except one.
who is out OF the city.
Athletic. No 5iS. moved into Its new quarters.
No. 3IoO Easton avenue, Saturday night. Many
visitors Were present to enjoy the music and re-
meetings will be held on tho second and fourth
Saturdays in the month except the coming Sat
urday. which is the day OF the big picnic at
Normandy Park. special meeting was held yes
terday. The next meeting will be August 5.
The annual picnic to he held Saturday, July
%. at Normandy Park promises to be the largest
on record. Tickets in the hands OF all the
members. or will be by tomorrow. and circu-
lars. with an outline Of games. contests. etc,
and the regular prosrammes. will be distributed
on the ground. Every provision Is made to give
members and their many friends splendid day.
Professor Tom Phillipss Orchestra will furnish
the music.
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Notes About Society
in Neighboring Cities.

%af 's H. y Jm H snd M s.yssr
,5 Mis- Ora Classify left Sunday for Niagara Fail,
Mr. and Mrs. r. Ii. Ramsey of Florence. Colo.
are the guests of relatives here.
to relatives in Kansas h City from '''''
Mrs D. NJ. Noe has returned from Fort Smith.
ME and Mrs. D; NJ; Moo lief. Thursday On an
Of Mrs Sarah b. Heer.
sss' q Ml'an n F. e ' ahss saa
Mr., Mrs Moss Thcaker of Chicago is the guest of
Mi, Miss Birkman Of Indiana. Pa. is tn. guest of
Miss Jessie Drynins departed Friday for Pu-
hsr and ,.s Hs sas In
OF William Jennings BRYAN. Covers were laid
f. A IS Tfa h::a1 sPss$;
Iss Basi Sc snseT a"I at dane!ns at the
BSn Rs Easn T camp. nsh ss M as sS Nc
ana Of Rsaso Msf Hiss Lillian hses Mss
%sSTEIs Davis. MS hax Man With jude Frank
EssssS IT. 81 5sSs s MI clyde
Mrs. ana nsns Mrs. Dc viii fEo /; Ss.ra $! ae" Ok
Miss Mabel Houston has returned from visit
a and Mas As sss as ns. and
Miss Ietue Crooks is visiting in st. Louis
Mrs F. L. Morehouse has returned from
visit 70 her sister. Mrs Guy Mitchell in Golden
The owl Club entertained with a box party a.
the Doing Park Theater Wednesday evsnin:
MIS- Hnss aS!ins Miss %iFs,aia TaaaSrsn Mis: ;
fsCia NsSu I-,.R aY,fn les Rail-
keet. Miss Myrtle Ryker. with Mr.. walter Crisis
MT. VIII Hit. Mr.. Harry Heckart. Mr.. Dan
Rem Daly. MIR 1e H lsS Donneil. NJ Claude
WrEht Mr.. Charlie Ferguson and Mr.. Arthur
Mrs. Lee r-limann entertained the Lone-Ha
Mrs Frank Fellows. Mrs B. {. Massey Mrs |
Charlie Holland. Mrs. Ivan Link. Mrs. VIII
ardson Mrs A J. Davidson. Miss Cora HORNE.
Miss Katherine Iiolbrook. Miss Annie HORNE and |
Miss Hattie HORNE.
Mosier and dauEhters Of Bolivar.
Mrs Robert Walker and Mss J g. crist de-
parted Wednesday for Blreka SPRINGS
Miss Emma Wells 4. visiting in sprinsdale.
Miss Sue stewnr. of this city and Miss Mimi.
Hirsch Of ST Louis are spending the heated |
Miss Jean Miller has returned from Peoria and |
other points In Illinois.
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Q. Campbell last week. |
Miss Lizzie McGaw has returned from Kansas
Miss George Mack has returned from Fort |
Mrs: Frank carnacs and children have gone
Mrs. Schiller Of For. Smith. Ark. is the kues.
Of Mrs, Andrew oHara.
her mother, Mrs. Fred See
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attended meeting last Monday evening. Candi-
dates were conducted into the mysteries of the
degree and two applications were filed with the
secretary. Refreshments Were served after the
close q the meeting and dancing was INDUCED
in.
Enterprise Lodges last meeting was made In
teresting by the attendance OF large number
OF the stay-away members. the occasion being
the installation OF officers and the semiannuai
entertainment and hop The Initiation OF three
candidates and the reception OF five applications
We're preceded by the rendition Of excellent
programme. consisting Of Instrumental and vocal
music. Among those taking part were the
Charles Herricks supreme Alternate Repre-
sentative Henry E. Westbrook and Grand OF
fCcr William Kemslcy addressed the meeting.
Tie Grand Protector and GrHnd Secretary were
also in attendance. The evenings enjoyment
closed with dancing.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-19
QUARTER MILLION POPULATION.
Kansas City Directory Shows q
Phenomenal Growth.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Kansas City. Mo-. July r.-The Huys
Directory for this year will estimate that
Kansas City, Mo-. has a population Of
quarter Of million. The number of per
sons as shown by the directory Is 1Oooo1.
The rule followed by directory makers
when they want to estimate the population
from the names in the directory is 10 null
tiply by 2iz On this basis the population
of Kansas City Is $50 COZ. throwing away
the final fraction.
1t is an increase over 1902 of 1858. 40
cording to the directory estimates. The pop
ulation, according TO the directory. was 10
900 for Kansas City in 1870. This Is an IN
crease of 10000. The Government census
gave the population In 1900 at 1870
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-19
INJURED IN A CLAY SHAFT.
Barrel Fell Twenty Feet on
CHARLES SilYeY's Back.

Failure of the man at the top to catch the
pafrei that was being used to draw the
clay from a shaft at Fowler and Subletts
avenues Is responsible for severe injuries
TO Charles Silvey. q years old. OF No. s27
'Fz'-ei OF CLAW had lust been hoisted from
the shaft, and the barrel was being lowered.
on the back. causing injuries which will
Keep him in the City Hospital for several
weeks. The distance the heavy barrel Se!l
was over twenty feet
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KANSAS CITY. MO.

Mrs. Feis. and daughters are spending July q,
ESselsisr o5 sRrn /, Mr. c,x,n m, ,,
Mse G Iaen u q Pi,ssSurr "a snn AND MIS-
Miss Kate Cannon is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Doctor and Mrs. ". ). Connerare have gone to
Mrs .A Howard B Boone en.ertained til. Aid So
eisty Of the Troost Avenue Church this week.
Ma ?aI for III Il. 's anu son are
Mrs. John v Mp M'Sntsomery departed Wednesday
Mrs. NJ. X. Gentry is entertaining Mrs. Cam
sF %r a snd aushn ar. in Pitts,
Ella MFs e Ma RssS of s is Miss
Mrs. 4: j: Kins, and children departed early
sh M W sas 81 ne slsnssaalns ha. son. to
N9rthern Minnesota for the summer 49,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank P. Walsh are spending the
Mrs Johu Shine and Miss M,llspaugh departed
on MSS EdI sSr and Miss chr,.n. Mae
Ian are T e. Wilg~ sOEnE' MiG /.
sIr; and MIS-; Ford Harvey and family will
Mrs week. eoone Grat W join e them Iss.9
Mrs rs Frank Brumbask and Mrs. Eeo.-s Chap
HaReh haxe included in tSe Vineyard
Mrs. Ella Backus-Behr IS spending the summer
VIII ,ffnas Risss IS Visiting relative, in Gin
MIS-. ION anu uduBHteE are nDfuo from
Mrs. j. A. Bovard Is in ST. Louis visiting
Miss Lucille Anderson of Glenwood. Ia, is
visiting her sister. Mrs. ". A. Fisher.
Mrs. R. A: Barr and daughter are IN Nevada
Mrs. a. NJ Blodgett 1, entertaining Mrs W. N.
Bangs OF Lawrence
ME- and Mrs. f P. Neal are sneni!ns this
write Of most delightful existence. s~'
Ms. john Elodgett is spending July In Colo
Miss Edna and Miss Jessie Butt have gone to
California for the summer.
Mrs. Con Holmes leaves Sunday for Lake
Mrs. s. Q; Dunn returned on Tuesday from
Mrs A; H. Cordlet is visiting her mother in
M: ana Mrs: T. J. Bren. leave IN Friday for
sad as Fred posEe.. are to go to North
Michigan for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. David T. Beals will go to Lake
Miltona next week.
The Reverend Mr.. and Mrs Neel leave Sunday
night for the lakes.
The Misses Zahner travelling in tho East.
Mrs Samuel Bergman Is entertaining Mrs.
John Bergman OF San Antonio Tex. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Gregory are to sail from
New York In the Patricia for Liverpool. Tho
Switzerland.
Mrs. c. Z. Christie and Mrs. J. q. Firth de.
parted on Monday for Denver 10 visit Mire
Mr.. and Mrs. s. P Spencer are visiting friend,
in Lawrence
Miss Anna We'll and Miss Bertha B:tterm.n ,-.
in Lawrence visiting friends.
Mrs. Ben Collins is entertaining Mrs. John
Carlos OF Texarkana ~
Miss Margaret Roper has gene to Excelsior
Springs for a three weeks visit,
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COLUMBIA, MO.

Professor and Mrs. C. Written entertained
@ RG5sn ss Mrs s sosnns 81
Mrs; n; E ISad assisted her daughters in men en-.
tier Eass Wits Ss,e
Elston;; Busch, Morris Brown. Hinton. Cor.
Ga slTans GSses fBaaah" Eiwa M hoSd
Smoke, Hill. Meyer and Calvert. ""'
M; ME- c; Rollins was at home to the Bridge
Misses Florence and Mary Gray entertained a
I MeeR in Of Hde
Louis. u o.
sa I @ Misc hi St ssVsfaI
Curtis s E. R Saas wos R ls club which
saIle Pierce second and Miss Florence Grey Grey
assonss e erses ana T the A 4e,a1n
s m9Ss The SH9 f the s sSsnRs VIZ
Ssa wssS %m:s Te.r RS aIs., Fnns
cqRlsy HInG 9a.: and III T;m ITIass
ing the summsr q. Gharevol1 Mich. having
Miss Beatrice Lennon in Nevada No.. S has Te
Misses Juani.a Elkins and Nell Hall and Mr..
Dozer Stone have returned ,,I: after a few weeks
STAY Mrs win fienss in ch 4 g.
IS the guest Of her parents. Professor and Mrs.
The Mirses Curd of Fulton arrived Saturday
and are the charming guests Of Mrs W. W.
Elwang.
Miss Edith DUNCAN returned to her home in
o,esSn: No. No, Saturday. after attending the
Mrs Ida K. East returned Saturday. after
Messrs. George c. and j.. Kaiser Pratt Of
Chicago were ,,, visiting ,ass their father Judge
Miss Ruth Bowdry returned TO her homo in
Carrollton,, No. this week, after attending the
Miss Sue Stone will entertain the A. Y L.
Club at cards on Friday afternoon at half past
Misses Elenor Stone Of Greenville Mis-; Anna
Hudson. LII johnson and Nell Dorsey OF
Columbia form a Jolly party who are spending
several weeks at Excelsior Springs
Mrs. Annie Z. Jacobs and Miss Media Jacobs
returned Sunday after an extended stay in Mis-
Miss Maud Montgomery has returned after
visit TO friends in Fort Scott. kas,
Professor and Mrs. Richard B. Moore arrived
Monday from Auxvasse. where they have been
visiting Mrs. Moore's relatives for several weeks.
Mr.. E. W. Stephen, and Mr.. James Moss are
spending several weeks in San Francisco.
Professor H. ]. Waters returned Monday from
Mrs. Wilson of Kansas City Is the guest CT
Mrs. II. J. Waters