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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-21
A Great Rush
For the West

Crowded 70 their utmost capacity
with hefnasrck~r-. four trains are
daily leaving Sc Paul At the Great
Northern and Northern Pacific Of
ftces "a was stated to-day that these
trains we're becomins - oxef-inatted
that hereafter an Of them would be
sent out IN two sections
The present settler rates will con-
rinur in force till April ~. This
height Of the rush will not be reAch-
81 untll about the middle Of March
The greater part Of these hanie-
seekers come from the Middle West.
iewA in particular furnishing \
large quota. Not all come 10 the
pacine coast. many remaining IN
Montana and Idaho. ffnt OF those
who come further west. iy far the
kreafrr portion come 70 this state
and to this side Of the Cascades. Al
present all trains arr arriving neaf-
~ on time. and every effort VII be
made 10 continue to handle the
trains ~lth dispatch. though Il i not
expected that this can b deue when
the rush has attained ia greatest
propoftigna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-21
Marine News

Max Kaiish. managing owner az
the steamer Humboldt. announces
that the vessel viii b put on the
Lynn canal run from this city. maxi
ing her first trip February Z.
fsids for carrying mall between
Unaisrka and Nushasak for the
season Of 1903 were called fer fester-
day by the poeioffice Department.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-21
oErs DAMAGES

a. Krans was awarded damages In
the sum % 1850 fron ,. &. spur.
contractor, BY a superior court fuf5
yesterday afternoon. krAns claims
to have hr~n seriously fnsufed while
la the employ uf the Defendant 81 the
fail OF a brick wall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-21
THE Markets

Western avenue WAS httalef thia
morning than il has hafsu IN many
days The wnrm weather. combined
with the fnct that a large quantity
81 California vegetables arrived yes
tefiaY afta4unnn, brought out mnuf
buyers There l. npN a pIanilfui
supply OF Vegetables IN stock. Or
anges are Hiitf. the supply he'ng
scarce, uwinH Ga fains In tanfafnia,
The warm weather had the sfffet
OF lowering tho price If fresh fnnfh
Eggs ! cent today Native sKKH ahd
ihnfr from california ard Oregon
are nov ~ plentiful that EASTERN
rsKr are oui 81 the market
To regulate the wholesale ptin~s on
pnrirhnhlr ruodH consigned Ia rAfs
load intn 10 the local markets cum
inittvs consisting ~ u + EutHreons
w n. fcfguann, Frank ithodeH. J.
W Dodwin ANA W iiizeaW was
appointed "wednesday afternoon at
= meeting " The Seattle rHoducr Ca
change. A petition advocating auef
q mrthud Of fisinF the prices Il
b. circulated among commission
men. The plan seems to meet with
senefai approval
WHOLESALE PRICES
TIDES fsiss- es swat hss.s sstrsss
70 rer cent high~sf
Provisions
ffrst Nastrft1N aasf ~ pet 10 stass
tetf - 49, ~ niuff0n ~ Bsf ~ port
vs. 30 M veal. s1t9iss PES ~
Provisions Hams. H.. lfsskfasl bseaa
ifhrI hsiiiss. ffesh, tgse.
Vegetables
Hsrnauh pctateea. native sh8tt ptf
Ton YaA,niaa az s1u 70 20 sesst natai
tnss. tsr ref ~ reutfs aAe4fttf1 saet
isiiuts, haihaas~ u ~ ST sass cniifus.
al siren fsss ~. fhulast. nefiss s9iot
reniins~afi tiWti 10 psf dos e4hbess. 81 70
~ esii HniunA. s9u4ti - psf esf
sgaashes. . rsf ~
Green Frult. Ete.
Lemons. VI Tt0fg ~ 30 tas anatea. -.
Qti ~ psF hntl fsnrg. ti zks - 80 t4fs
anHe. ~ ftuf1 - psf tuuea. afanxes - ~
ga ~ = inss Taila Tausa - o. fsF kas
rf.ni-ffi~s. Oh eoet7 psr bet. sfai.@ ffsii,
- ta-4a - hos.
Butt.r, ch.sss. Esas. Poultry
nuttsf washinataH efsamsriss- A..
Esafsfn .fu No.. fsuHh ta4Ezes
fsaa Frast ranch. 1Iss
t-hssssm Native Nsabfhsten fsii cream
"a Fsstrfn. ibH Ia pfasehs tsrtsa. tdts'
barge ieutffi hFish Hstea fsNtess
ro,fltrf- Dressed fufkssss g1Nsse hens
is4iic. i've ducks, ice. live geese lie
asssssd. lae
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-21

a large number % non union men TO
string the wire. after the peiez are
st. IL unknown. The Officers Of the
company refuse TO make Any state
Ineni ln Iegarl % The Inattsf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-21

The festive hxhweynsa s make faces at chief OF
optnist VIII mud
painfully Wounded
visilanee committees
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-21

Perhaps 4 4
all Tor the hest.
but n wseuls 60
the star that
the grand 1fy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-21

sToc1HoLpERs NJ ,,ss.:
sncciai meeting q rs ,,S.;
e,s oi Inc RHODES MiNa'S = 4
PANY viii be he'll, dr.. - / "
p. m. on Monday. Ms'
Sa4 Burke building. .,,,.x
The question Of ss ,p,,ss ~
hohilng OF makins 4 - up ne af
he pprposg Of Nm ssaipAns
claims 5whsd by ne ,,'. Nh b Ass'a
ated In Alaska, @ - sos ssopslds1ss
other parties WIN ..'sh X y fs
acted upo9 10 % ~ -, a. uaasF, M /
company sN9l,,i,nsn'sad, money W. VA
raise any adoa..sl ysrea ~, .sss
liseusss ed. .,ecee,ii' s WI m ''
upon ~, n,nsr business sn's' ~
e, ~ before itr pi, ESD
KY ORDER OF tn nasns. s<srf's'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-21

lnucrlho on hor battle flae The nat
~ OF the Dinner Table"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-21

Lemons. si Ttas1 u 30 has. ansiea. -.
sass sifssss - 30 buneis sssnss-. tssl
8fz ~ q boo Tuiaa Tapsa - o. fsef tas
rfsni.sfflss. Oh 3a8ta psf thi. sfai.a ffpii.
A. faM4n - Has
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-06-05
Death Of Mrs. Wellman.

Mrs. A. e. Wellman died Monday
evening at 9 o'clock at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. J.. H. Ferris, aged
about 70 years. The deceased and her
husband who survives her, have made
their homes with their daughter for
the past eight or ten years, coming
to Mitchell with Mr.. and Mrs. Ferris
four years ago. The deceased has
been ar invalid for the past five
years, first being taken with rheu-
matism. There has been a general
decline in her health of late and
death ensued as a result of old age.
Funeral services were held over the
remains Of the late Mrs. a.. e. Well
man Wednesday at $50 O'Clock at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. j. II.
Ferris. They were conducted by Rev.
D. R. Tom1ln, whose words brought
comfort to the hearts of the mourn
ing ones. The music was furnished
by Mrs. H. E. Hitchcock. Miss Fan
ME Mccormick, G. a. Fry and Orrin
Peck, with Mrs. Tomlin at thepiano.
The following gentlemen acted as
body bearers: Fl. c. Preston, Rich
ard Champ, B. S. Barnard. T. S.
Turney, G. M. Peck, and Geo. A.
Thomas. The remains were taken
back to Waterloo, Iowa, for interment
and were accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Ferris. The deceased lady was
born in Essex county. N. Y. about 70
year ago. and when a small girl she
moved with her parents to Cleveland.
Ohio. At that place she was married
to L. b. .Wellman in 1857 and some
years after they moved to Waterloo,
Iowa, residing there until nine years
ago, when they moved to South Da-
kota to make their home with Mrs.
j. II. Ferris, their daughter.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-06-05
Camp Meeting.

The Mt. Carmel church Of the
Evangelical Association will hold a
tent meeting from June 9th to
10Th inclusive, six miles south and
five miles west Of Mt. Vernon.
Revs. G. E. Bonner and E. G.
Older and others will assist the pas.
tor, Rev. J. E. Booth. There will
be services morning, afternoon and
evening. A cordial welcome is ex.
tended to all.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-06-05
TOrtillaS.

Tortillas, the Mexican substitute for
wheat bread, are made from selected
corn. The kernels are boiled soft in
limewater and after being thoroughly
washed are rubbed between the hands
to remove the outer husk. They are
then ground while wet to a soft mass
with stones or a peanut butter mill,
patted into thin cakes, baked on a dry
griddle and eaten while still hot.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-06-05
His costly Conversation.

Tired Tatters-Dey say dat sum Nv
dem poets git 81 a word.
Weary Walker-Dat's nuttin>' I got
So a word wunst.
Tired Tatters-WOt fer?
Weary Walker-Fer sassin' de judge.
Chicago News.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-06-05

Before putting to sea say n prayer,
going to war say two prayers,
getting married say three pray.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-06-05
The Reason.

! Smithly Gust returned after a lon'
absence)-Is Brown still attentive t.
your daughter?
Oldboy-No.
Smithly-She Tilted him, them
Oldboy-No, she married him.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-06-05
FeelesS Information.

Mr.. Tytephist (at the chubby the
way, doc. what is good for indigestion:
Doctor fellow club man)-Well, a
Welsh rabbit is sometimes good for
about three days Of it.-Chicago Trib-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-25
CARROLITON, IL.

Colonel John Robertson and wife. OF Jaekson-
willie spent Sunday with Mrs. Lula Pierson.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. 7. Bates Of Roodhou>e spent
Misses Bessie CocRren and Name Lam have
returned to their home in Jerseyville. after a
short visit with Miss Edna Rumrill.
Mis-: Waller OF Jacksonville is a guest OF Miss
Lucy Hardcastle.
Mr-. John Eldred is a guest of Mrs. II. Little
In ST. Louis.
Stuart Pierson and Walter Brown are visiting
Mrs. Mary Perry and sister. Miss Bowman.
have returned from a weeks visit with ST. Louis
friends.
Miss Grace vedder o. whitehall visited Car
iollton friends on Thursday.
Gr. and Mr.. Z. A. Wiener have departed for
Phoenix Ariz.. to spend the winter.
extended visi.
MI. and Mrs. Fred Kelley of Alton are guests
Of Mrs. J. p. Moron.
Miss Tempest Johnstone Of Oklshoma il a
guest of Mrs. Julia Hardin.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fuller OF chicago are
ruests OF Mrs. Ed Runrtll.
Congressman T. !. SeIby OF Hardin spent Sat
urday in town.
Samuel Edwards departed Moaday for Cedar
Keys Fla.
Samuel L.avery arrived Saturday from an ex-
tended visit in London. England.
Charles Clark departed Thursday for Pensa-
The Reverend C w. Tarrant Of Detroit. Mich,
visited CarrolltGn friends on Thursday.
Mrs. BOYD is visiting in Staunton. III.
Mrs: Neal Crofton returned on Monday from a
Thursday with Mrs. Robert Hardcastie.
Mrs. Julia Hardin is home from a months
visit in St. Louis.
Mrs. John Robings Of Meiora is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. w. !. Close.
Mrs. Henry Rainey entertained a party OF
friends at luncheon on Friday.
Miss Grace Malone has returned to ST. Louis
after an extended visit with Miss F1oy Penney.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-25
ALTON, ILL.

Mis- Margaret Glenn Of s.. Louis is a ,i.ito, in
Mss, G. l. Walker is entertaining Misses El-i.
stsrIiu and Msrssrst carr Of GIt"IHeit, III.
Mrs: L. NJ. Laird entertained the Browning
party Friday evening at n-r home in Henry
Mis-. Cora sherfherd of 81. Louis was a visitor
Mrs. {. y. Sparks entertained the woman.s
Council Friday afternoon at her home in Mid
Ms. W. II, GIiIiey is entertaining Mrs, c.
Mi,,ari Of spIinst.lL: n
d9lph Of Jrrsey.iiie last week.
Mrs. Charles Rai,h is entertaining Miss Dora
Nj. and Mr.. Edvsra Rodgers and daughter.
months visi,inx in .IetseSDii,e has Il T.inrn.i home home.
Miss Eiith Logan is entertaining Miss Elsie
Miss Hattie Durham Of Bowling Green, No,
i- 2 yis,,sr IN Upper Alton. ~ >,
visitor In Upper Alton;
liam nus Mc Dow m or e SsMton Is Entertaining MISS Lii
Mrs. sarah Webster has returned from Jersey;
MTs Miles Ti,,erins.on" ~
Mrs. \ Wade entertained Friday afternoon in
Ms RIahard Galbaiiv i. entertaining Mrs.
sG Miss hi Rs,s JOHNSON of Eh'f sas returned from an e,.
tended visit in Helena. Mon.
their ar' d ans ars Mrs =; h L G'a RSm ars Of tn Gaps mig ai4s
Miss Julia Brink of Edwardsville i. a visitor
Mrs. Florence Common Of Hope. y. d, Is a
visitor in Alton.
Mrs. J.H. Thomas departed Friday for Al
~lnghary, Pa.
aiss Margaret Drtny Of Columbus. o, was a
visitor in Alton last week.
Ms. Frank Green entertained THURSDAY after
noon at her home in Wager iark.
Miss Mary Davis departed Friday for San
Francisco.
Mrs. Msude Nannering of 81. Louis is the
s9 M5 Of " MIS- rs P Il b.: G {. in nspsr N Alton n 10.
Folk of Arcota, Cal.
Mrs. John James i. entertaining Mrs Mabel.
I.oofhoro Of Kansas City.
Miss Edna Young Of Bloomington is a visitor
in Alton.
Mrs. +. G; Hobson has returned to Omaha.
Neb.. after visiting in Iper Alton.
Miss Edith Logan ia entertaining Miss Elsie
Mcfarland If C3rrcilion. III.
Mis- Margaret Setter IL entertaining Miss Hurd
OF Edwsrdsville.
Mrs. \. V. Brown departed Saturday for St.
Joseph. Mo.
Miss Edna Schultz has returned to Hannibal. |
Mo. after being the sues. Of Miss Nellie feskett
OF state street. |
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-25

RALIA. ILL.

The Bachelor Girls were entertained by Miss
ldeiia Ailmon "Wednesday evening.
The West Side Gard Club met with Mr.. and
Mrs. GUS Hansen Wednesday.
Mrs. :. L. Dwight and Mrs B.. Haussier were
the guests Of Salem relatives this week.
MI. and Mrs. +. G. Hanley have moved here
from Decatur TO again make their home In this
city.
Mrs. Rapp of Las Vegas y. NJ. who has been
the guest of her sister. Mrs. Doctor F.. Z. Fyk-.
FOR several weeks. departed Tor her home on
Wednesday. accompanied by little Miss Jean
Fyke.
{; W. Noble of T.rre Iiamte has been the guest
Frank :. Clarke. who has iIst returned from a
several years residence in Manila. Philippine
Islands. was the guest OF honor at n snc!able
given 10y the Epworth League at the residence
OF the Reverend {. A. Beckett Wednesday even
ing.
Mira. MARY E. Power OF Salem has been the
quest Of tentTalia relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs.. W. c, RaNenscroft OF Dss
Moines. Ia. are here visiting Miss Grace Ra-
venscroit. .
ladies interested IN temperance work saturday
night. Music furnished The primo pal entertain
ment and Refreshments We're served.
In the games at the last meet Of the East S'ne
Oldham carried n1 the ladies' hono-s and Ralph
Wcstbrook and W. p. CONWAY the s~entlemen's
prizes. Mrs. Wright also won the homeland
prize.
brother, VIII Smith.
Miss Kate Seymour has returned 10 her home
in CARLYLE after a visit with Mrs. NJ. A. GILES.
Harry Church and Miss Leila Sonthwick were
married at the home Of the bride sunday evening
and on Monday We're the guests OF a supper
given to thirty guests by the parents OF the
groom; Mr.. and Me-; Robert Church ;,,t,r hi.
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Loui. -,
John Harrison. City Attorney OF Lincoln, Ill.
has been the guest Of Miss Mae Brennan.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-25
COI.LINSNILLE. ILL.

Mrs. Esteil" IOes-r of Montclair. y. J.. ia
Miss carrie Peers spent several DAYS visiting
friends in Smithsboro. H.. this week.
Mr.. and MIS-. Ed McCord Of St. Louis were
In town this week.
4. c. Gauen spent Sunday in St. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie cohn and wife Of Ed
wardsyilIe visited relatives here this week.
Doctor =. Wideman. Doctor f. l.. Burroughs
and George Burroughs of EdwarGsyille visited
friends and relatives here Sunday.
Mrs. Thomas stone has been called to Indian ma
on accoun, OF the serious illness OF her mother.
81. Louis. where they will reside.
Mrs. A. n. Powell spent several DAYS in st
Louis this week visiting relatives.
Charles Jilek. who has been spending several
Mr.. auG Mrs. Tony O'FarTel spent SUNDAY in
Edwsrdsville as guests Of the family OF Doctor
e. NJ. Schwarz.
Mss Florence Look and Mrs. Horace Ioox
spent Wednesday in st. Louis.
The Sunday School teachers Of the preshy-
tcrian Church held a business meeting Tueadny
evening at the home OF Miss Eli. rita Reed.
Mrs. !. 4. Jates. Miss Bertha UadIev and
Miss Kendall Of Texas spent Tuesday In Ed
warisville as guests OF Mrs. w. +. usdIaY'
A ball Will be given at the Temperance HAN
Collinsviile baseball team. Ia
ton Of EG~ardsviiie attended the work ~ tue
Lodge ~, A. NJ. TUESDAY night: also the din
ner given by the lodge. VIZ"
Messrs. George and William Burroughs and
George Meyers. accompanied by Mis-. Elb.r,a
Reed. Miss. Florence Look and Mrs. William
Burroughs attended the concert gwen nv ibe
Edwardsville Choral Society Wednesday niyht
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-25
" II Ill.

Miss Jessie James uf s. Louis .tsp' G.,,.,,'
the rG"st Of Ms. g .Iaurs.
Miss Kate Her -n'sitair-d fii,nds at a pr
-i->StN- elchr- sunday
Ms TIA Sr:.aen-i Of -. Louis was the =uev,
IN, Worry Laiiss' Soaal5y Society VIII civ. a
progressive clchI~ in M-rnoi IL! Hail on J.nu.rs
=. Twenty prize. will be given.
FI-d ko"r'er OF -. Louis spent SlnGav visit
Mr. ana MIS-. Edward Iobuscn vixlto, relatives
and iri-~is 81 Red Bud ana were the guests Of
Mis-. L,Gis Rah-.
Miss Jennie Rairer Of -. Louis visited sn~
mother. Mis. !. tti!net.
Miss Margaret WstInu!. Departed faf Cnir.eo
"Wednesday. whore sh- has been enplovci n.
piano irstrn'tcr foI . cgrssryatuTr - music.
Mrs. Hardy e. Noris ettrrtain.,. Jho Ladies
III. ana Mrs. John VOL Of Salem. -. srent
several DAYS here the na>t WEEK visiting rcla-
lives.
Mrs. sophia Rersch- q Mnrphys' or. III. Viz
tied relatives here Wednesday.
Nj. and 'Mrs. Albert {. B1liiaset visite'! f:i"n,;s
Miss KAT. Fsh.y o. East s.. Louis na- lie
guest OF Mrs II. Schneider.
ThursdaN.
Mrs. George Croker v.s.t.i friends At :,
Miss celia TSibsch visited friends at E-I Rri.
wei. The guests Of Mrs. Jams CrDGh.
Miss Ethel Schneider entertained II u.ri.1er u
her friends in honor OF her birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. tNerdiaami rnristmann or 81
Louis visited relatives here.
Mrs. Henry Bioi;eihaupt entertained friends n
honor Of her birthday. Those present !fom abroad
We're Mr.. and Mrs. fi-aEv Hess ana d~au:h:-f,
Miss Louise. HcnnrInsrr. Nj. william Bi"A-.
Mr.. Henry kunz, s." ard Mrs. n. reprerni Of
Columbia. III.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-25

Misc Emily Ware Of Jcr<eyvilir was a visitor
IN :, LOUIS last week.
Mss Elizabeth iir"knnlp was the gGcst u Alton
MI Robert Ferns Il .Itrseyvllle has s1n. to
East 81. Louis 10 visit her daughter. Mrs, Henry
Miss Maymc cadwsIlaJer Of McClusly. III.
was IN. guest {: .ieiseyviiiy n.cnd-.
Ms. Nellie Shahan has returned To Chicago
alter Wishing .l-rs-yvill- rel. live.
Nr. - ,lrnm>tcad OF -. Louis is the guest Of
friends in .i.Is-Nviil'.
Louise scott ~ Jerarytille, were visitors in y.
HI Ms ~ N.aytme Lamb and BESSIE ro.krrn NJ
Jers-yyiIle were tn" guests Of Miss Edna KumriII
in catrniIton. Ill. last Week.
Mrs. Geoig c Staten or Jerseyviilc was a visitor
Mrs. Ina Pose of JeraeyviH4 has gone t, East
Miss Leone Palmer OF J-rscyviIc il a visitor
Mrs. X. e. Gillian Of Dow. Ill. was The guest
Of Jers-yville friends last week
Miss Maud Srut"r of 1else! vile vas a visitor
Miss Minnie Ha,ty has returned To ST. Louis
after an extended visit with Mrs. George D..
Locke in Jerssvyiilr.
Miss B-ssi- FIorina Of Forest Park University
was the guest Of j-rseyyiil- relatives one DAY
Mrs. II. %. Bull Of JerseyviIle is entertaining
Mr.. Harry B~-arisl.- of ST. Louis.
guest OF .IeIseyNill. friends.
Mrs. Lucinda Ffr1rriCh returned ~ St. Louis
on Moniav after an EXTENDED visit with Jersey
Mrs, +, b. Sha,er OF J-rseyyille has gone to
MorrisonvilIe. III.
Miss 0lir- Colesn OF JerseyyiIle is the guest
Of friends in 81. Louis.
Mrs. Gideon Ford OF J-rsryNille has gone to
Mrs. Vi. 4 Jones ot Jerseyvi!l. il entertaining
Miss Lulu Wilson Of Ec!iSvipe. NJ.
AIRS. William botigh"rty OF pttarViiir. III. Was
the guest cf J.rserville friends last week.
Mrs. Harry kirkpatrick returned To Edwards
vile on Moi!da. after an -Xt-lHed visit With her
mother. Mrs. Mary Lamb. in Jers-yNilit.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-25
I'ADIttH. l<N.

Tho wedding of afiss Lena H-'d sn1'..r WI
rist, lbmsday. rhiuary ;. at $. Francis d.
Sales Iprscnaee ~ trn Reverend Father ian
I;sld Il tho srtcary frm Of REID K Eryant. and
is an unusually rre.,y and bright younk woman.
and is on - the mos; prominent and popular
e,ni men AZ padarsh,
crncon with Misses Fame coleman anu Retia
4 meeting II tn raducah chapter, unitei
Daughters Of the Tunts,"racN. was hold last
Mnnasy. afternoon with III Joseph W; Th9mr-
priatiun 10 the Confe4rt&te iiome AT PTwee Val
here IN IT, ia;ss.s; %: he home, and presented
it. n-"is t. thr yhar'rl prooxy
-nt~r,sii-l t,iiay stteInonn.,
The M#gazin, Clan mt with Mss Julia scott
Mf,. !. j. Decker and Miss MyItir Decker
sn'e''a!n-I W-dn.sSay s1trra2"n ~ honor Of
Mis-. frank Boyd -utertainei !uesday ate
noon il honor II Miss Myitle Roper Of "ol-
M.s. Elizabeth Austin entertained tas rclphie
club Tuesday morning ut the nora" q hrr s.
Mr. ANA Ms. NJ. Bloom entertained the Whist
: !: Mis-. Ruth wef Entertained the sans souci
cTub THURSDAY afternoon.
afternoon b. Miss Eer;hs Merit.
The Wedding Q: Miss Pesrl Rice and Mr.. Oscar
win take place Moniay afC.invon at 81. Fran
c- de- Saless parsanas-. ny the Reverend Father
The Misses smith entertained al their home
Tuesday evening Toy she benefit "f the Trim
BIZ Street Methodist Church.
Nj. and MIS-. John w kei!e: entertained the
Storm club Monday evening.
Miss Faith Lansstarf entertained a box party
at the Kentucky Tuesday evening. to see the
Jefferson de Angels orsra COMPANY in The
Emerald Isle" in compliment TO Mis-. Slaush-
ter Campbell Of Ciarksdaie: Miss.
Miss BETTE Garter ia visiting In 1itChteld. ny.
Miss Eleanor T1"zeysnt left Wednesday To vi.rt
her mother at Mnnl"agle. Tenn.
Miss Lillian RUrksr IL visiting in Gplcorda. III.
Miss Cora Hubbard of Water Valley. Ky. is
visiting her brother. Mr.. William Hubbard.
Miss Lulu Kirchofr has returned from visit
ing in Union city. Tenn.
Mr. ana Mrs. Herman Wall-rstein are visit
ing in IT. Louis.
captain and Mrs. j McCansry OF Davenport.
la. are the guests Of THEN son. captain JacN
Mrcanery.
Miss Lucille Lewis is visiting in Nashville.
Miss Lille Bell returned tu iLodgCntee. Ind,
after visiting her brother. Ny. L. T.. He'll.
Mrs. t.Is-riss G.ary returned Monday from
Evansville. Ind.
Mrs. Roy Mckinney has returned IRON visit
ing her parents ut Hickman. Ky.
Miss LIMA Standard OF CaGtZ- NY. Is the guest
of Miss Doia Durham.
N-g York.
Miss Cuthb.,t Roach % Gracey, Ky. is the
gusS, Of Miss sarah Wcaks
Miss I.tzZt. RuthSChili Of Louisville Is visit
iny p.r mint Mrs Henry We'll.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-25

With the object Of promoting civic pride
among the young men ard women OF 81.
Louis, the Art League OF ST. Louis insti-
tuted Il contest, in which prizes are offered
for the three best answers to ten important
questions bearing upon the Improvement Of
the city.
The contest IL open to any person under
~ years old. and the prizes will be award
ed by a jury composed of a member of the
Missouri Historical Society. a member OF
the faculty OF Washington University. a
member OF the St. Louis Chapter of the
American Institute of Architects. a member
of the Civic Improvement League and n
member Of the Art League Of s.. Louis.
The first prize is a scholarship for one
year in Washington University.
The second prize is the choice OF a schol-
arship 10Y one yea! i'll the School OF i,ne
Arts, a perpetual! n-nbeishlp IN the M-r-
camille Library or a years tuition at some
musical institution OF ST. Louis.
The third prize is 81 in gold. The is Of
Tered by the Civic Improvement League.
The Art League has mailed 1914" notices
OF The contest TO young persons. and the
Louis University. the High School. Smith
Academy, Mary institute. Manual Training
School. Forest Park University. Hosmer
Hall, are especially invited 10 interest HEM
HOW TO DIRECT ANSWERS.
Answers must be written on one side OF
foolScap paper and mailed to Mr.. r. w.
pattison. president ~ the Art League Of
be received before April Ii. 1893.
Each answer must be accompanied with
a sealed envelope. upon the outside Of
which Is the nom de plume of the person
his or her name and address in fun.
The nom de plume written on the envel-