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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-23
SAVIOR SPRINGS.

Ssylor Springs, ILL.,. Aug. Zone of the
enjoyable features OF the springs this week
was euchre given by the ladies on Tues
day. the prizes being won by Mrs. r. John
of Pontiac. Ill.,. and Mr.. Conrad Budke of
ST. Louis. Monday evening grand con-
cert was given by the band. followed by a
fine display of fireworks. Wednesday even
ing the young ladies. led by the Misses Ho-
gan of ST. Louis gave a minstrel show,
which was hugely enjoyed by the guests.
Among the arrivals this week from st.
Louis are: Mr.. and Mrs John A. Bruner.
Mrs. NJ. Jehne. Miss B. Jehne. Mrs John
Bardenheir. L. 4. Swancutt. L Mabel Ho-
gan, Theodore W. Hallstrom. Norma Win
tiers. l. C. Kortkamp, j. W. Cornelius. Mrs.
H. Pechmaa and son, Louis Hunt. August
yoss. Philip Schaefer, j. c. Nabur, Louis
and Conrad Budke. Thomas E. Hogan,
Frank Lettemere. G. McDannold and wife.
Marie ard Elizabeth Moran. Mrs. Hannah
Miller Joseph Miller. Mrs. Elizabeth Fox.
Miss Clara Fox. Miss Amy Mcclure. E.. l..
Mosely Frank Niehaus. Doctor E. A. Da-
Wis. o. W. Pierson, Ada Vogel.
From other cities the following arrivals:
A. Engei and family, D. NJ. Starr and wife.
RAYMOND. Ill; r. NJ. John. Pontiac. ILL.,; w.
Baker and family, vincennes, Ind; Mat
Wagner, Trenton. ILL.,; Mollie and Margaret
Sheehan. Chillicothe. o.; Martha Carr.
washington. Ind: J. n. Gilmore. Cham
paign. ILL.,: Calvin Rogers. Indianapolis.
Ind; Miss Anna Mcclure. St. Joseph. Ind:
Miss Mary Schvind. Belleville. ILL.,: Anna
Bowles. Ridgeway. ILL.,; NJ. c. Ffrgate and
wife, Springfield, III.
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Mrs. n. Neff. Kansas City, Mo-: Mr.. and
Mrs. c. B. Grigg. Jonesboro. Ark: Mr.. and
AIRS. II. p. Hall. ST. Louis: E. L. Berry.
Bardstown. Ark: VIM. Reeves. Caldwell,
Tex. are at the Park Hotel.
Z Carolyne SwitZer. st. Louis: A. Adler.
sBatesyille. Ark; Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan
We'll. st. Louis, are guests at the National
James Long. ST. Louis: Mrs. Al. Walker.
Galveston. Tex. are stopping at the Spring
Ii. Tovey. Brookfeld. No.. is guest at
the Terrace Hotel
T. G. Beard and Stanley Beard of Hous-
ton. Tex. are stopping at the Inn.
John Slattery, Miss Philla Slattery; Miss
T. ]. Slattery. ]. n. Siattery, st. Louis.
and Mrs. G.. A. Wolf. Houston, Tex. are
at the Coleman House.
Mrs Charles Scudder Of ST. Louis won the
second prize at putting party given az
0concmumoc.
Doctor Caruthers of Springfield. ILL.,. is a
guest of friends in Oconomowoc.
his vacation with his parents in Milwaukee.
Mr.. G. W. Scudder of ST. Louis Is among
the recent arrivals at Oconomowoc.
Doctor and Mrs. A. jacobson OF St. Louis
are visiting friends in Wauwatosa.
Miss Jennie Ruenzi and Miss Julia Ruenzi
of ST. Charles. Mo-, are stopping at the
WaIbridge cottage.
Miss Ethel Dillon Of Monroe City, Mo-,
is. a guest of friends in this city.
Mr.. Clarence Mills of ST. Louis Is visiting
friends in Milwaukee.
Mrs. j. B. Adone, Miss Cells Adone, and
Miss Pauline Adone Of Dallas. Tex. ere
guests at Mrs. Blain's on East avenue.
Gustav Bishop of ST. Louis is spending
his vacation in North Milwaukee.
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CRUISER PENNSYLVANIA
cHRIsTENED BY MISS QUAY.
Immense Assemblage of Oficials Wit
nesses Ccremony-Vessefs Cost
Is S3,7So,OOO.

pb;ladelphia. Aug 2,.-An occasion which
will he memorable in the history of this
State transpired to-day when the giant ar
mored cruiser Pennsylvania, named by. the
daughter of the States senior Senator and
political leader was launched at the yards
of the william Cramp Ship and Engine
Building Company.
The maiden plunge of the formidable adj
iitiou to the United States Navy was wit
messed bv one of the largest assemblages
that have ever gathered at Cramps ship
yards Y.-,.,,,-
vania was erected PLATFORM. from M'. IN
launching. From the main stand rose a
smaller platform. upon which stood the
christening party. including Miss Coral
Ouay. laughter Of United states senator
and pcnrose. Governor Pennypacker, Mayor
Weaver, Rear Admiral Sigsbec. U. >; n;
Rear Admiral Melville, .. S. n. retifed'
Charles III. Cramp and Edwin S. Cranp
:. On The main stand were assembled the
beods IF the various navy department bu-
reaus-C:iptain f,lexandre Boutikof. Rus-
sian Naval Attache; Lieutenant Command
or I. Takashita, Japanese Naval Attache
Chekib Bey. Turkish MinisIer 70 tne 1 IN
bry Rcy and Lieutenant All Bey of the
Ottoman Navy.
tert:,ined at luncheon. The Pennsylvania,
Is powered with a twin screw, vertical
triple-expansion engines and boilers of the
Niclause type, which are required to de-
yelop a mean speed OF twenty-five knots an
hour for four hours. The. engines are esti-
Pars to sss 81 Ths aCsraes pTes
for the hull and machinery Of the warship
IS S,sS0,C COO.
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GRAND HAVEN, MICH.

Grand Haven. Mich, Aug. 1.-THE
annual Highland Park cotilion. al
ways the leading social affair Of the season
among the resorterB. was held Friday morn
ing. August a. At the park pavilion. st.
Louis recorders tooka prominent part In
the affair, which was led by Miss Amy
samuels Of the Mound City. Among the
guests were Miss 6amuels, Miss Dyer. Miss
London. Miss wham. ST. Louis; Miss White.
Cadiz, NO.. and Mr.. II. Dyer Of 81 Louis
After the German . luncheon was given.
Very pretty tavors were provided ana tne
AFFAIR ectipsed anything OF the kind ever
The elegant private steam yachts Amer
ica VaunenA and Marcia ard the eioop Biz
en-. have been in port this week and the
presence Of these rne craft has added to
the appearance OF the watering place
Masquerade parties. maxshmallow roast.
and hay rack parties are being featured
by the 81. Louis summer guess and these
latter summer evenings are Tar from being
81 w Wilson and family Of St Louis are
stopping At Prospect Point on Spring Lake.
This week has taken the resorters to the
regatta Of the Spring Lake Yacht Club on
the beautiful waters Of spring Lake The
for three different handsome silver cups A
new yacht, the Intruder. brought here from
OconomoW0c, by Walter. h. Dupee. has
wcrk ts eoap.dssed ntsie mort Of mar
81 G. NIller and wife. and Mn. Flanagan
and Misc F7aniaan OF st. Louis. are at the
Highland Park Hotel for the balance Of
Mis- Victoria Murphy. one Of the St, Louis
colony at Highland Park. has gone to New
Orleans. and from there VIII shortly leave
tor q tour Of Continental Europe
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SOUTH HAVEN.

south Haven Mich. Aug 2e-Other re-
sorts IN Michigan are almost deserted be-
cause Of the cool weather the past Week.
but South Haven is one of the favored Few.
This resort has never entertained as large
number Of people before in Its history as
this season, every resort ana no.ei rs ,u,
date new guests for the past three WeeaS
and many of the private homes nave pesm
thrown open TO accommodate tne csoSos
that are Coming daily. 1t is estimated that
there are 1000 strangers at South Haven
md the surrounding country. ana every
Sunday this immense crowd Is swehea if ON
cursion day, The new steamers brought IN
nearly 1000 people Saturday and sunday.
and the railroads brought big excursion
crowds from the surrounding country, ana
the city was filled beyond any previous
The following St. Louis ladies' will act a,t,s as
uatronesses of the Bush MINISTRIES. winch
win appear at Assembly Hall, august Z
and q under the auspices of the South
Haven Assembly Association: MrS ;. r.
Ms. F. P. Kaiser, St. Louis: No.; Mrs. Carl
Scholtz Little Rock. Ark; mrs. Geo, BOSS
St. Louis; Nrs.sC. c. McCarty and daugn-
ter. ST. Louis, NO. ana mothef. airs. . 3.
Colonel and Mrs. Ernest Peuauet Of st.
Louis. are guests at Avery Beach. Iney
have Just returned from CnarievoM .t D
cause Of the extreme colo "eatner d. eAe
resort ,...s-~>
The following people from 81 Louis ~ ~
.resisreFed n Avery Beach; AEs;ssSoss.s
Alert NIss a sDssnT Res nIs Wesley Sssss
b, Hibbard and wife. Doctor Waldo BrlgEs
and wife, Mrs. w. a Ohersog and child
Nj. and Mrs. a. M,ller s,ss;,e sHesnsr
oscar ]. o'Connor. Fred ". Grabe1purgn'
Mrs, A. c. McCarty and daughter, MIS-; s.
+. Shottan Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Bother.
Miss Bertha Bretenstein. Miss Laura Got
teller. Doctor W.sP; sheip;
Mrs. NJ. o. Heand and son. memphis.
Tenn: F. ". c. Bohn: wife and son, 81.
heSs Allen Hem cs MIS- Jackson and ch
dren Mrs. F. Noble Miss Mary E. Bates.
Miss Kate Duross. Miss Alice Duross. Doc
tor N. Newheimer. o. NJ: Denhe!mer: Mrs.
]. Newheimer, St; Louis; Mr.; N. v. Kelley.
Gardner. Danville. H.: Kate Lubin- Marie
One Of the largest parties given at the
Sbanty.- the summer home Of Mr.. and
MIS-. f. P. Kaiser of ST. Louis. last Friday
night It was a large stx-handed euchre
party Eight tables played forty -eight per
sons taking part but r Swns, 70 shs were
compelled to play as gentlemen, and by
their superior skill won three OF the four
gehtlemen's prizes.
Prizes were awarded as foliows: Lauies-
second. Mrs Walker Buckner Of st. Louis;
third. Mrs. Wagner of Kalamazoo; fourth,
Mrs German of Kansas City.
Gentlemen's prizes-First, Mrs. Balyeat OF
marco; third. Mrs. Farrell of Jacksonville.
III; fourth, Doctor Morrill, of St. Louis:
The consolation prize was cut for by MT.
German Of Kansas City and his son, ana
won by the son.
were served.
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ATLANTIC CITY.

Atlantic City, Aug. also crowded has
been this resort during the week that every
hotel and clearinghouse has been filled
and many Of the visitors have had to re-
turn from where they came for lack Of ac-
commodation. Several excursion trains
came in from the West during the week.
and as a consequence rates at all hotels
were advanced. A young man giving the
name of Alphonso Parker, who said he Was
from st. Louis, created scene at the City
Han on H. In an S
In St Louis during the opening OF the Lou
isi:lna Purchase Exposition, and that he
nno tPe x erm far n said hai H eoms
found to be insane and was turned over to
Captain Maxwell.
Among the guests from St. Louis who
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Ridder. who are at the
Savoy: Miss c. Ambrose and Mrs. H. Vim
son I,. who are STAYING at the Alta Mont
Palmer: H. Grove. Mrs ]. Weinberg and ].
Goerc, Mss Rosanna Smirch. II. Kline and
II. Taylor have registered for stay at the
Burg, T. :. Reid and Miss L. Reid are ai at
the Dennis; H. Peidno,r is at the ct
Charles r L. Lewis is at the Lorraine: Doctor
Is Mt the Victoria: Mrs. G. B. Reilly and
Mrs C. B. Martin are down for a few DAYS.
at the Shalfonte; 2. WASHER and E. N.
Hall; Mr.. and Mrs. G. Carson have come for.
short stay TO the Royal Palace; f. Wes-
terman and w. Westerynan are al the Yer
mont; g. II. Wilmington has Come for n
stay and is Mt the Rittenheuse; Mr.. and
Mrs ]. h Vale and Miss Vale and Mrs
R. H Stockton are down for a short STAY
and are at the Marlborough and C. s. Scan
Ian Is at the Devon. Among those from
texas are: Mr. and Mrs. s. Coruett Miss
Katie Mount. Miss Wood and Miss q Wool
Of Kansas City. Who are quartcred at the
Miltstine: Mrs. CD. Boorley and Mrs.
Brown OF Kansas City are at the RENDER
ton: J. S. Williams of San Antonio ha .
taken rooms at the Berkeley. and Mrs y
E. August of Fort Worth has come fo--A !,
stay and is ut the Royal Palace W .
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sARRAGAxsETr.

Narragarsett Pier, r. l.. Aug. with
the conclusion of the Point Judith Country
Club polo tournament at Wildfield Farm on
Wednesday. Narragansett is now looking
forward to its annual Horse Show, which
comes this year Friday and Saturday. Au-
gust IS and q
At the children's fete at the Mathewson
Friday. Miss Vera Laurence Siegrist gave
an Indian dance in costume to the music
of "Hiawatha." The dance was feature
of the lawn fete. at which nearly one thou
sand summer visitors were present. In "A
Night From Japan" Miss Dorothy Mai
ringhaus and Miss Isabel Mersman and
Vera Laurence Siegrist appeared In XII
mona's and in their hair wore tiny combs
from Japan. A fan dance by the young
misses concluded the entertainment. Each
Young lady carried a Japanese lantern and
wore fan from Japan in her hair. The
LEVIN was brilliantly Illuminated with yart-
colored Japanese lantersn. and fully one
green bringing the fete to a gay finale.
w. J. Smith and F. V. Niedrfnghaus of
81 Louis are late arrivals at the Mathew
son.
Joined the guests at the Nathewson.
Miss Mary B. Rossman and Miss Helen ;.
Schwaner of St Louis are late arrivals at
fhe Dewey House, Matunuck. R ].
Miss Alice Roosevelt paid her second VS.
IL to the pier on Sunday and was the guest
Of n luncheon party given in her hOnor in
the Greeian Gardens by Reginald Brooks OF
Newport.
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Curby and family, who are occupying one
Oh the 0tand View cottages.
y. Henry Worrall Of Webster Groves, ar
rived mere the early part of the week and
lntenos 70 spend few weeks at the Grand
Robert Britton. who has recently returned
from st. Louis. Is collaborating with his
protner, Roy Brftton, On two sketches
wnicn they intend tc give on the 18th of
ms month. at the Veterans Home Amuse-
ment hail: They are going to be assisted by
.ocaI notei talent. and those who remember
the results Of last years efforts of the Brit
Pleasure.
Miss Bayrd Of st. Louis was one of che
new corners at the Grand View this week,
The young people at Brinsmere Inn are
nelng entertained by a PARTY of Young men
from st. Louis, who are accomplished mt
Sicians: Messrs- J. H. Scott. Harry and
Lynn Schalienberger. Otto Lucius and Ben
Hutchins. form the orchestra of mandoliiis.
guisars and mute. On Sunday evening the;
invited their friends at the Grand View
Hotel to the. Inn. and favored them with
social concert
Mrs. N. s. Atwood. daughters Louise and
christine. and son. Melvin, of Belot. Has.
left here Wednesday for Fon-du-Lac.
M. George W. Sanders and family of ST.
louis left the hotel Friday for ST. Louis.
ehere Mr.. Sanders has TO enter in active
Zudness again. His daughters. Mrs. {. NJ.
Avery and family. and Mrs. F. NJ. Carter
and family. returned to St. Louis the early
part Of the week.
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n Iss c # st. Louis is spending few days at
Mrs ". I Lehman of St. Joseph is regis
Miss NJ. 4. Callahan and Miss NJ. F'lana-
gan Of ST. Louis are at the Ruxton for a
Mr. Edward Terrinbush, Jr, of st. Louis
is guest at the Pittsburg.
Mrs. J. G. Faust, George L. and Henry
known 81. Louisans stopping at the Grand
View
Mr. r. A. Scott of chillicothe. No.. is
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. j. Woodson of St Joseph
ny Side.
Mrs. R. H. Truitt and son of Chillicothe
are recent arrivals at the Barker. who will
remain for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Webbing of st. Louis
Mr.. j. B. St'gaIl Of St Louis arrived at
the Iron Springs "Wednesday.
Among the arrivals at the Cliff House on
Louis: jesse g. tiger. Max ". Tiger. ". +.
IHnes MdnShauF ,;e s M an assr
On the same day the following prominent
residents of the Queen City registered at
the Banker: L. Werner, A. Pcrsehbacker.
Doctor and Mrs. Falkerson Of St Joseph
were among the G. a. r. party that
stopped ut the Barker en- route TO San
Miss Sadie Gallagher of St. Louis is reg
ister,d at the RuXton. in company with a
party of Topeka friends.
Mrs. s. Z. Houck and Miss. A. w. Houck
of Hannibal. Mo-, are at the Ruxton for
brief sojourn.
Mrs. Howard Baker IS well-known So
ciety leader Of st. Louis who is stopping
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Drescher of ST. Louis
spent the early part Of the week at the
Mr.. and Mrs John \. Leschen. Elmer.
Amy and Marion Leschen of ST. Louis
members of the. G. a r. excursion. spent
a few days at the Cliff.
Miss Florence Heard OF Sedalia Is at the
Cliff en- route to California.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Williams. Miss s..
Smith and Mrs. W. B. Cowen are DIS.
tnguished party from ST. Louis who are at
Mrs. c. H. Stevens is chaperouing two
charming girls. Miss Marguerite Stevens
and Miss Lillian Haniey. at the Gin.
MIS- E. P. jenkins OF Joplin, NO.. Is
guest AT the Sunnyside.
Mr.. Joe Reed of Carthage. Mo-, Is ENJOY
ing n vacation at the SunuysiGe.
Mrs +; B. Seidel. Hattie Setdel and MI
Paul r Finrey of St. Louis are among the
guests registered at the Sunnyside Tues
Miss Eugenia Hess OF St. Louis IS at the
Rsndolph Mitchell of Kirkwood. Mo.
MIR and Mrs Hugh Smith of Mayriew
and Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Easter. Mr. and
Mrs. R. B. Easter. Miss A. Gassel and j.
d Mckenzie of Nobesvife, Mo-. are regis
tered at the SunnysiGe-
Mrs H P Biackman. Mrs. E. q. Rfch-
mond and Mrs. C. B. PEPPER OF st. LOUIS are
an interesting trio at the T;uxron.
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has been carried on in the different localities
in the various States and Territories. as

has been carried on in the different localities
in the various States and Territories. as
follows:
On Salt and ella rivers; on Colorado
River in California: on North Platte, Gun
rison and Grand rivers in Colorado: on
Snake River in Idaho: on the deep-well
problems of Western Kansas; on Milk River
in Montana: on the artesian well probabili-
ties OF Western Nebraska; on Carson and
Truckee rivers in Nevada: on tho artesian
probabilities of Central Oregon: on Bear
River in Utah: on Yakima River in WASH
ington: around Lake De Smet and also on
Sweetwater River In Wyoming.
AT each of the places where systematic
work has been conducted preliminary tenn
porary Withdrawals of public lands have
been made. but the areas which may be re-
claimed are indicated only in a general way
by these temporary segregations.
Commenting on the effect of these with
drawals, the report says:
THE impossibility OF stating in advance
what lands will ultimately be recommended
for reclamation will result In great disap-
pointment to many persons. The fact that
the lands have been temporarily set aside
is in the eyes of many. an indication that
these lands will be reclaimed: and although
every attempt has been made to warn in
diriduals of the futility of fling upon
these lands under the homestead law. they
persist in taking up the land on the bare
possibility that the surveys and examina-
tons will ultimately show It to be reclaim
able. 1t is an unfortunate condition. which
apparently cannot be corrected at present.
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STOMACH DISEASES.
A CURE FOR ALL.

DYsrEP8lA u Q very common disease
ana causes great suffering. The first symp-
toms ere distress after eating, nausea, loss
Of appetite. pain in the side and chest.
constipation. natulence. dizxiness and pal
pisation Of the heart. which b often taken
eor serious hear. disease. These troubles
cause general bad health. mental depression
and miserable existence. EUPEPsIA
TAnLETs promote digestion, cure dyspep-
nd.
DItORDERED STOMACH is caused by
Improper food. irregular hours or overindul-
aence In alcoholic st:mulants or tobacco.
The symptoms are nausea. headache, dizzi-
mesa coated tongue, bad taste in the mouth.
coffstipation and chronic diarrhea. EUPEP-
ETA rADLETs is magic cure for these
conditions.
MISTRESS AFTER EATING IS due to
chronic .tomach troubles. overeating, or
eating too rapidly. leads to dyspepsia and
tnaireation. EUPEPSIA TABLETS give
almost immediate relief. One tablet before
each meal Il Just what your stomach needs.
DIZZINESS on VERTIGO is caused by
.oroe deraneement Of the stomach. The diz-
einexs "a sometimes so severe as to cause
faintinR. and unless relieved and cured will
80, .erious. EUPEPsIA TABLETS is
i,s, the needed specific. The formula is pre-
srr,bed by eminent physicians in their daily
: prictice-
/ FOIL BREATH Is due to disordered
etomach.. and is complicated with coated
ktons,,e EUPEPSlA TABLETS will remove
Il quick and sure.
GnOD COMPLEXION depends on good
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LONG BRANCH.

Long Branch. n. j., August s2,-For the
military tournament to be held next Fri
day and Saturday the resort is preparing
with high enthusiasm. Troop C of New
York, the Second Troop of New Jersey and
companies from several. New York regi-
ments have accepted invitations to contest.
Governor Franklin Murphy. OF New Jer-
sey viii review the troops Saturday after
noon. An attempt is being made TO get
President Roosevelt also to be present.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. s. Kerr and s. Kerr. Jr., OF
ST. Louis are at the Brighton.
General and Mrs Russell A. Alge. OF
Michigan were recently the guests of for
mer Secretary Cornelius n. Bliss at his
country place back of Sea Bright.
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AsnJRY PARK.

Asbury Park. y. j.. Aug. 2a-At last the
ocean has got warmed, up to temperature
comfortable for tathers. Never in the his
tory of the resort has the water been so
chilly consistently as it has been this sea-
son. So the return of warm currents was
greeted with shouts of delight by the Wis
itors. especially the inande.s from the
West, who come counting especially on
surf bathing. The six grounds have been
crowded all the week, and though there
has been no serious accident. there have
bsen very many minor ones. So joyful
were the folks over the chance TO sport in
the exhilarating surf that they grew care
less and let combers knock them against
piling and beach
The races on Deal Lake this afternoon,
under the auspices of the recently organ
lied Canoe Club. attracted, thousands. The
events We're quarter-rlile. open for ladies.
and a quarter-mile open for men tama-
teurs).
A ieap-year ball at the Ocean was the
most novel event OF the week. socially. The
ladies with energy took the aggressive and
rescued the waii-fower beauS. presented
them with favors and escorted them to the
Ice cream headquarters.
For the benefit of the Monmouth Memo
rial Hospital the summarizes held NAM
moth military euchre party Saturday night
at the Victoria.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. H. Ward Of San Antonio.
Tex, are late arrivals at the Hotel Column
bia.
Mr. ard Mrs Archer Anderson of St.
Louis reached this resort the first of the
week to remain until the close of the sea-
son.
Mr. and Mrs. George Warren Brown are
well-known st. Louis guests of the West
End.
Mr. Romer and family. and Mrs. ]. w.
Derr of st. Louis are registered at the Vic
toria.
George G. NJ. Green of St Louis. and
Mrs. James Borard of Kansas City. are re-
cent arrivals Mt the Hathaway Inn. Deal.
Miss NJ. Milbank OF Chilicothe. Mo-. is
spending the latter half Of August at As
bury Park. She is at the Coleman House.
st. Louisites at the Lecdley until the first
of September are Mr. and Mrs. r. T.
Frisby. .S 4
s %. M Reid Of shelbina. Mo-. Is recreating
Oh the ASbrry Park beach. He Is at the
A 81. Louis party at the Hicks is COM
posed Of Mrs Jane Tanssig. the Misses
Tanssig. Mrs. J. T. Knner. and Clifford T.
zaanger
Kansas City. No.. guests arrived at the
West End this week are Mrs. ]. D. Guyton
and Miss Guytcn-
Miss Nettie steckel of St. Louis is at the
Wellington
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Manitou. Colo. Aug. 1.-THE queen of
mountain resorts has had another gay week
with more arrivals than in any other two
weeks Of the season.
The most amusing diversion Of the week
was a burro race between the fair guests
OF the Sunnyside. participated in by pretty
girls from st. Louis and Joplin.
; A pleasant party OF St. Louisans who ar
rived at the Cit6 Saturday II composed Of
Miss n B. Mummey, Miss Marie Elliott.
Miss Ida Elliott and Jay Hampson.
Mrs. and Miss Huchins OF Sedalia, Mo-.
are recent arrivals at the Clin.
The Misses Rosa and Marie Bolland and
Florence Gottschaik Of st. Louis are guests
Mr. E. II. Primer. a prominent business