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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-05
Robert Stail,s Slain and Son Fa-
tally Wounded in Fight With
Steelville Officers.
SHERIFF Taft MAY NOT LIVE.
Shot in Stomach by Ball From
Missouri Feuiist's Revolver
Deputy and Bystander
Wounded.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Stcelvi!le Mo. July 4.-Robert Starks
was shot 20 death and five others were
wounded in q street battle here this after
noon. Herchet Starls. son OF the man who
was killed was mortally wounded and
Sheriff W. r. Taft has a bullet wound in
the stomach which his friends fear will
cause death.
The fight was the result OF an Old
grudge \ few days ago younger son
of .Starks was arrested on the charge OF
assauting little daughter OF Benjamin
Ole. Sheriff Taft arrested him and lodged
him in the City jail. where he now re-
mains.
The arrest greatly incensed the starks
and it is said they vowed vengeance Old
man Starks and his son Hcrchet came to
town TO-DAY to the Fourth of July cele5ra-
ton. Eerchet Starks met Osle on the
grounds about noon ard assaulted him al
the face with a pair of brass 'knucks.
Ogle's left eye was knocked out and his
cheek bone was broken.
WENT HOME FOR ARMS.
Herchet Starks eluced the Sheriff and has
tened to his home, two miles distant, for
arms In a short while he returned, armed
with a pistol and n shotgun. He hande!
went uptown. it IS said in search OF the
sheriff and Constable John Woods, against
whom they had an old grudse.
Snerirf ram. deputy Shefin Perry Ives
aud Constable Woods, expecting serious
trouble. stationed themselves so that they
would have father and son surrounded when
they came up on Main street.
When the Starks came up. however. they
did not wait for any preliminaries and the
son started hostil:ties when about twenty
yards from Sheriff Taft by firing at him
No
warning. The bullet struck the Sheriff in
the stomach.
This was a signal for general fight be-
tween the officers and the Starks, who were
fired upon from all sides.
Fifteen or twenty shots were fired and
there vas a general panic in the town, pc
would IL there were regular battle A
half dozen windows were broken and bull
let marks were left on many store fronts:
The fusiIlade did not end until both the
Starks had been brought to earth.
FATHER SLAIN
Wien the firing had ceased and the smoke
cleared away it was found that old man
Robert S;arks was dead. with bullet hole
through the back of his head. while his son
was lying on the pavement. shot through
the stomach. 1t is said he cannot live.
witch Sroneht down the SON was shot IN
the mouth. the. bullet striking u CHANGING
blow and knocking out four of his teeth.
William Slough: a bystander. was struck
by two stray bullets. One struck him in
the mouth ard the other in the leg. OF
the two. the latter is the more serious
wound.
Sheriff Taft was taken Immediately to his
home and relatives telegraphed for Doctor
Lu;Z of st. Louis. who will perform lapa-
rotomy.
Sheriff Taft is filling his second term. and
there is not more popular officer in the
county. II his wound proves fatal 1t Will
go hard with young Starks. as there al
ready is talk of lynchinS.
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NATION, ILL.

Thomas May Is visiting relatives in cleve-
Miss Tillie Hin is visiting in Chicago ..,.,,,.
'e Rudy Ma,th new has returned from Farmer
Miss Pearl Link spent the week with friends
Mrs. Charles Burr OF Decatur was the guest Of
Miss carrie Jones has returned to lawrence
vile after an extended visit with reis''ve s.t.s
visit at French Lick Springs.
Miss Florence Beck OF Charleston Is visitihs
In the city. u,
Mrs. Phillip McCusker Is visiting relatives Al
G. II. Rick was a visitor in Chicago this week
friends in Tgscoa. nj,
Miss Leta Menke is visiting friends In Oak
Mrs Herman Heaton is home from extended
Frank Michaels of st. Louis spent tho week
with relatives in this city.
Miles Matthews. wife and daughter. OF In
denapolls. are guests at the home OF Columbus
Miss Edythe Smith is visiting Mrs. Florence
Kestler in New Orleans.
s p. Preston is home from visit in Iiillsboro
Mr.. J. w. Summers and children are home
from 4 months visit in Louisville. KY.
Mrs J. a. Reynolds and children have re.
turned to Chicago. after visit with Judge and
Mrs. II. 6, Grove and daushters the Misses
Wynne and Mizpah. Of III Psso. Tex were
MIS- Emma PraIi has returned TO East st.
Louis. after a visit with her sister. Mrs. Jerr!
Tigpy. =, -, c
MIS-. Frank Hamilton is home from visit in
poc,o- Cam Henley and wife have returned to
w. l.. Dunlap OF Chicago is visiting In the
Miss Hal.ecn Lyle has returned from a visit
In INDIANAPOLIS
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win i. Spencer landed with excursions
The Board Of Directors of the Chautauqua
held special meeting here to-day, at
which all the preparations were completed
for the opening of the season next Thurs
day.
Among those from st. Louis who spent
the Fourth Of July at the Piasa Springs
Hotel Were NJ. E. Ellis. II. +. Rodgers,
Miss Mulhall. Mr.. and Mrs. C: c. Jacoby.
John {. Lea. Walter C. Lea. Thomas p.
Richie, James Douglas, NJ. a. Underwood,
r. X. Warnocl. Miss NJ. S. Putnam, Mr..
and Mrs. F. A. Sudholt, Mr.. and Mrs. X.
L. James. H. E Ryan. Miss Conway. J.
2. Edwards Miss Hattie Steiner. NJ. F.
Lewis. D. c. Malin. +. c. Picker, w. n.
Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. +. Wilson. Charles 4.
Brewman. Mr.. and Mrs. B. j. Simms. Mrs.
f. +. FRANKIE. Frank McCarty, the Misses
X. and f. F. FRANKIE, Mrs. Catherine Bell.
MIR. and Mrs. w. l. Price, Miss J. Dock
cry. Miss H. Dockery. James D. Sullivan.
S. Bernet. Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Conover,
Z. G. Wiggeman. p. Mulhall.
Other guests were Captain E. II. Webb
OF Alton. Colonel w. II. F'ulkerson. Judge
and Mrs. o. B. Hamilton and the Rever-
end Doctor and Mrs. Jay a. Ford Of Jer-
SEVILLE. Geo. H.. Dougherty of Otterville.
Ill, A. ]. Barwick of New York. James
Logan and Charles Bowman of Alton.
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CARBONDALE, ILL,

Miss Martha Buck. head Of the English gram
mar department OF the State University depart
ed Wcdnes day for an extended tour OF Arizona,
New Mexico and California.
Miss Libbic Brewster OF Kalamazoo Mich. -
the guest of friends in this city.
President and Mrs. Parkinson Of the univer-
sity gave reception Saturday to the students
and faculty of the school in attendance Oh the
summer term.
Professor Thomas J. Burrll vice president Of
the University of Illinois and head of the depart
Blair professor of pomology and Professor Fol-
som. assistant State Entcnologist. visited the
university last week.
Miss Ives Of ST. Louis Is the guest Of the
Misses Salter.
Mrs. Fred f Schuette is on an extended vis.
to relatives and friends in Pana.
Mrs. Mary Bailey OF Makand Is visiting Mrs.
Mrs George r. Farmer and daughter have
in Rocky Ford. Colo.
Frank T. Joyner spent part Of last week on
short visit TO Kentucky points.
Doctor and Mrs. Thomas W. Willard have do
parted for their home in San Luis Potosi. MeS-
Mrs John Ford Of Murphy sboro visited Sunday
the family of Mr.. and Mrs: ]. T. Mccullough.
Miss Nellie Parsons of St. Louis is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus H. Ogden.
weeks with relatives and friends at Blooming
ton and Champaign.
Mr. and Mrs Gilbert Logan are visiting for
two weeks at Terre Haute. Ind.
Mrs. F. ~ YounEblood and daughter. Mrs.
Laura Bailey; are visiting Ransom Youngblood
Mrs. Margaret A. Miller of East ST. Louis.
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MURPHYSBoRO, ILL.

, Mrs. Julius Levy entertained a: euehre
II Of aeF Gs Fl nFHas sffee
St. Louis. who has been her guest several days
Henry Krauss rss : Mrs "e charies l. Rite. see
S35 NJ g L Daniels third Gsn,Ieisn
John stosizie third Atter the Contest at cards '
e ignshs sns Mines sIs. The sf, ,h
gle. Henry. Ktauss. Foss Mar,eII +. 8 CRANE.
Oc TORI and Mr. Mr., Q 3,i!., Daniels and Mines
and L r Young
E m a s w osbS D sen, hs
der the se4 be Of c Mrs ana
Beside the club ,nembeys the following guests
Mrs. r. NJ; Mclaughlin Is visiting in Herman.
No; with relatives.
Roberts Miss BraineId viii depart. soon for
Mr.. ard Mrs. e: p I,oliman of So. Louis are
visiting relatives in this city.
Miss Gertrude Is entertaining Miss Kate Jun
Miss Eunice Rodmen and children. who have
been In this city two weeks. guests of friends.
returned to their home in Jackson. Tenn. Tues
Mrs. Samuel Rodmen and children. who have
Mrs Elizabeth Rolens OF No 1soc Park avenue,
r, Knights and Ladies .i Of Honor gave F, ~
party Friday might; Tho %seaslon was in honor
SI rd ms slx,y-trs Sifthday Present were Messr
kilby. Mines. Ida Fielding. J. l.. Jones' Mar.
Mckerns. 4. y. Bennett. r Dale and Misses
Maud FcrTil Maud Kerr. Maggie Fohn.. Messrs.
j. Pigott and Alexander Dickerson.
Miss Josephine Hutchmacher entertained TIE
Friday afternoon club last week at her as
ant home Walnut street.
Friends gave Mrs. o. p. Beck delightful, sur
Dfiss Iussday and seSn; seyerai hours
and Hull. and Mrs. II. o. Ozburn secured the
trophy for the greatest number OF lone hands.
Beside those mentioned. the following partici-
mated: Mines Friedman. I.clhcfte In
gram. Krau.e. Ritter. Charles Ingram. n. l.
peniels J. D.. Palmer. Penny. Ii. ". Smith,
kent. Basin. A. y. Minton. j. II. Martin. j. g.
Kennedy. Keefe. Wall. Hiram Wilson of Caf.
b. ndale and Misses Huthmachcr and Blue.
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" .sTERLOO, ILL.

Miss Maggie schlingmann of Akron. O.. Is
home visiting her mother. Mrs. William Schng-
f,;lnn
Miss celeste wetmore visited friends at st.
Mis-. Emil Lu,z OF St. louis is visiting rela-
tiv.s.
Mrs. H;agdalena Ax,heim ha. returned home.
after sp.ndnG month with relatives at New
John Wamser o, St Louis. accompanied by
Miss Bessie Scott. the guest OF Mrs Frank
Mr. ana Mrs Henry volk OF Belleville. Ill.
visited Mrs. tGli zabeth Hcrchenroeder;
The Misses Ava and Melissa Hardy have re-
S it;tS'i at coiumb!a. iii. me-
Miss Mary Pluth visited friends at st. Louis
"Wednesday.
Mrs. h. James entertained the members Of the
Mary and Martha Society at luncheon Wednes-
day afternoon.
Mrs. Jacob BOO visited relatives and friends at
81, Louis. and was the guest OF Mrs. Fred
Klcmm
Miss Johanna Prick of St. Louis Is the cues:
OF Mr. and Mrs. Herman Frenzel
/ ing a week with Waterloo relatives.
Mrs VI. Schwah visited friends at st. Louis
THURSDAY.
Doctor William Rehling who was graduated at
the Rush Medical College at Chicago has re-
Mrs Elizabeth Borntraeser of St Louis is Wis
tt!nE friends ard relatives.
Misc Louise Scharfe nbargcr OF 81. Louis visited
) relatives here.
Miss Ellie Hambuechen has returned home,
after h5sf visit s,a to St kss fsndi
her mother. Mrs. {. Rodgers. here Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brev OF ST. Louis were
the guests OF Judge Paul e Brev and wife
Mr. ard Mrs. Fred Fnbel spent several DAYS at
st Louis the OF Mrs. Joseph Gebhardt.
Mrs. a. f. Yanrer OF Chicago 10 here an
extended visis to her parents. Mr and Mrs. Oscar
Mrs. William KImmel and daughter of St.
Louis were the guests of Mrs. George I.utz.
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COLLINsvILLE, ILL.

Joshua Peers and Girard Phelps returned Mon
dav to their home in Sewickiey. Pa. after Wis
itirE relatives here.
Waterloo. Ill
davs here this week.
Mrs Ananda Gordon Of Washington. D. c..
and Mrs. Il. K. Burroughs OF Edwardsville Wis
tied relatives here Monday.
Ravard Shields. local manager OF the kinloch
Telephone. is entertaining his brother from
The marriage of Lombard Herbst and Miss
bride juno 30. Tho Reverend MIR. Wright OF
Grccnville ILL.,. performed the ceremony.
Marriage licenses issued to the following
people at Edwardsvile this week: Joseph GUM
soy and Katie Marchetto and Arthur Saladin and
Mary Eeicar all OF Collinsville.
Mrs c. Il. Oatman was an Edwardsviie VS.
Mr. and Mrs D. s Burroughs and Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. G. Burroughs were the guests OF
home near Edwardsville, Sunday.
Mrs. \. D. Anderson and Mrs. L. p. Kraft
were here this week.
Miss Anna Wilhelm is spending the summer
with friends at Sailor Springs.
Mrs Rhinehardt Schmidt will depart this week
TO visit friends in Arkansas.
week for Palisades. Colo, to join his wife ana
son, who have been spending the month there;
The marriage Of Miss Minnie Molwltz and
JOHN P-lndoth took place Sunday at the nome
of the bride.
visiting relatives here this week. departed sat
urday for Hot Springs. Ark. accompanied oy
her mother. Mrs. John Sauer and Mrs. Ed"afo
Salisr and
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MOBERf.l.

Nj" Tom 1 wi,ten and family guests of
NJ Thonns Mnrn entertained M a. = O'Clock
lea M2qday , ' m,s she WAS s<.,Gd BY her
iailoSins snSsis: Misses Aldis whit and fslIh
ton. i an" % il E Watts. A. R",R
Vel Vel ST.. W 10. Stewart, Ben White and I. II.
Mt>Ses ,.,, lizzie Terrl and Anna Woods de-,
ad nS Win ,sn f1 end ESf,s
Convention before returning.
several weeks with Tom frimbe and family
Miss MARY wiss, returned from sedalia Mon,
exientai visit with friends. ''1-'
ted 9of sr SSas and Of r Re"E Ill., VS.
Nj and nd, MI i, N C. carter are home after
@ knny va" epasad Monday S evening for her
home in Detroit after visit with Mrs William
Ms Gay and daughter Maud departed on
"Wednesday evening ini an extended visit to New
Mi Cig;n Gregg. who has been entertained by
M AND Mr.. IA; A. r. Ruby departed Tuesday to
Mn erse SR2 g ShG Mia has I been Mans ds
parted Tucsday afternoon for her nome in st.
days mas peen visiting his brother in-iaw. j. F.
Moon. has returned home.
9' ynf Mrs Gnsss ., IT, dr. and WIS Mrs
rT6ceesor Rafcy BARBOUR departed for swee,
Strings Thursday and Will spend the summer
Mss Graca Hut.erly of Detroit. Mich: arrived
relatives for several weeks.
Mrs T. u Farmer and daughter. Miss Richie.
are visiting In Hannibal
!. y Davis and family Of DennisOn Tex. are
the guests of relatives in this city. They will re-
wfS s. and nd vsEss 4. Mss
Frost and j. +. Weber lr.
Professor j. \ Whiteford departed Thursday
nigh; FOR tn. East and Will attend the Teachers
National Institute In Boston
". 5. stotkweIl and wife. late of Salisbury.
now OF ~. LOUIS. have been spending a few days
with Mrs. II. r. Lewis and family.
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worn with propriety only at certain sea-
|; sons and particular times in the day. Fur
ornamented clothing is provided for diff
ferent parts of the winter season. Some OF
these furs cannot be worn except by per-
sons of certain rank, and others by the no
biity alone.
ELABORATE COSTUMES.
Every attache OF the official household
is provided with ten trunks of clothing
During the height of the Exposition mem
bers Of the suite will emulate the handles
of Pekins. who outshine American dude
DOM. This means that they will appear
three times daily in different fabric.
Mr.. Chang Wow Tong. secretary to the
Commissioner. is authority for the state
ment that Picking "swells'' appear In the
morning. for instance. in sky-blue silk, with
rosebud design in natural colors: in the
afternoon with sky-blus and Il half-opened
rose. and in the evening sky-blue, with a
rose in full bloom.
Flowers are passion with the Chinese
They blossom in gorgeous riotig over some
OF the wonderful evening gowns which will
adorn Nine. Wong at important functions
in St. Louis. and while the Exposition fes-
tivities are in full blast When Prince
Pu-Lun. the nephew Of the Emperor. gives
reception at the Chinese pavilion, it is
predicted that color will be amazing
Private English tutors will be engaged i'm
mediately to instruct the WONG children in
Il,
IN bringing his family to the United States.
was to give them the benefit of learning
the manners and accomplishments of IL
nation which he most admires next 10 his
own.
Later. when other belongings of his es-
tablishment arrive. the residence on Good
fellow avenue will present d different in
terror. The staid American furniture that
now holds place there will give way to
inlaid tables, TO curious and expensive brio
a-brac. to native hangings of great value
and to all those ivory and lacquered lux
uries that the Siege of PSkin brought be-
fore the world.
Chinese literature and history will become
more familiar to the American student of
what is now the most interesting Asiatic
nation. Perhaps the startling feature of the
crusade by which Mr.. Wong hopes to make
China known to this. country particularly.
will be the volume of Chinese jokes and
puns. which Is being written by Mi. Chang.
the learned secretary of the commission.
Mr.. Chang refutes the idea that China IS
devoid CT witticism. He says that there is
much fun in China as elsewhere in the
world of humor. His collection OF jokes
is not threadbare. but will come into liter
airy life with the stamp of freshness and
originality. The volume will be sold dur
ing the Exposition as a part OF the literary
exploitation OF the country Confucius made
famous,
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METROPOLIS, ILL.

Farmer Leonard entertained the members Of the
Doctor Walbright OF Round Knob was n busi-
visitor in the metropolis Friday.
Imes J. q. West and z. !. Cowilng rpent
Friday in Bronkpoit in the interest OF the or
plians' home eofe eDuguoil. H.
Paul Choat has returned from a visit from
Mrs j. I. Hamilton returned from visit to
pRducah Thursday evening
Arthur Moreand has accepted n position in
Doctor r. II. Burk's dental office.
Mines. $. i. Williamson and Effe Clara
han and Miss Florence FUrr depart FRIDAY for
Clarksyile. Tenn. where they will visit for
Mrs James Morris and daughter. Miss Blanche.
went to. Paducah Saturday.
panied by the formers sister, Miss Eunice Mat
thews returned TO her home in Reevesvile Sat
II Harmon and children Of Pinckneyyille are in
the city. the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. 3.
Mrs. F. B. Rothchlld of St Louis returned to
st. Louis after fcw days visit here With
her. father. ]. L. Kimball. and other relatives
Mrs. W. II. Armstrong and daughter. Miss
Fern. spent Saturday in Psducah.
the Central Club Thursday evening The
members entertaining the guests with musicale
on the balcony. The balcony beautifully
decorated with flags. bunting and Chinese lam
terms. and. brilliantly lighted by electric lights.
entertainment and every number the pro-
ernrnine vas heartily enjoyed
Miss Namloh Anderson. who has been visiting
Miss Annie Quinn for few days. returned to
her hone in Jorpa.
Carl Howell Is home from Nashville. Tenn.
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Mrs. Stuart E. Pierson departed Friday for
Provincetown. Mass. where che VIII spend tho
Mrs NJ. r. Ray Is home from visit to Cape
Grardeau, Mo.
Mrs j. j. Sharon and Miss Emily Bowman
are home from visit Hastings, Mimi
Miss Emma Carmody spent the last week with
friends in 81. Louis.
Mrs Webster May. after a months visit here
with Mrs II. G. Sisson. departed for her home
Tuesday in Madison. Wis.
Congressman and Mrs II. 7. Ramey are homo
from New Yor! and Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. II. Wells arrived home Mon
The Reverend William Bevan Of Niagara Falls.
Ontario is visiting Mr. and Mrs r. +. Bigger:
Miss Otis sieverinE departed Monday for Colo
Miss Sarah Shallne IL homo from visit to
friends in Chicago.
Mrs Fred Vedder OF Rushville is visiting
friends here.
Mrs. Stuart Davis Is home from visit with
friends in White Hail.
The Reverend F. J. Wheat of Greenfield spent
Sunday here
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Before the end of the Worlds Fair St.
Louis will have seen and heard much of
the Wongs. The family and official suite of
the Chinese Vice Commissioner General are
prepared to uphold the imperial dignity of
the Empire.
The stamp of their impress on the city
began yesterday with the pilgrimage Of
about 30 persons to the pretty stone resi-
dence at No. 1885 Goodfellow avenue. Near
" 100 children played on the lawn with the
young Wongs.
1t was a strange spectacle. that OF the
strait-laced American youths fraterniz-
ing with the gayly-dressed children of a
country older than civilization. The Amer
lean boys and girls brought their fireworks
ard made the Wong welcome noisy one.
Two members of the Wong household
were little shy Of their new neighbors.
Master Sab FOX Kyinn, II years old. and
Miss Wong jim Wing, Il years old. betrothed
and under the laws of China man and wife,
drew apart from the strangers.
Master Sab Is the son of Admiral Sab of
the Chinese Navy. He has not yet entered
on his business career. Miss Wong is not
old enough to have the marriage ceremony
performed and will not be until she IS
sweet IL. the legal age.
The young married couple Will have tu-
tors for the year they will spend in St.
Louis. Although having entered upon the
serious business of matrimony. they must
still go to school to prepare to uphold their
stations in life.
REMARKABLE WARDROBE.
The Wonss have embarked on the social
sea of ST. Louis with more habiliments
than the average American family could af-
ford to display in twenty years. Twenty
express wagons Were hauling 1S6 trunks
from Union Station 10 the residence until
3 a. m. Saturday. following the arrival Of
the Commissioner and suite, the afternoon
of the preceding day.
Seventy OF these trunks contain the per-
sonal effects of Mr.. and Nine. Wong. Nine.
Wong has brought 400 gowns from Pekin.
She has costumes for the summer, the fall,
the winter and the spring: for the morning.
afternoon and the evening. Some OF her
dresses cost 800 to 500 apiece.
Mr.. Wong might change his attire every
day for year. without appearing twice in
the same garments, which in very fact he
must do when the least spot mars his vest
ments. The delicate texture of the fine
silks prevents cleaning. Once soiled the
dress is thrown aside for the old clothes
man.
Forty different varieties Of furs adorn the
winter garments Of the Wongs and their
suite. These furs are graded and may be
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state Geputv OF the Royal Neighbors. was the
guest Of Mis-. T. Thorn Sunday
W. T. VAUGHN OF Portland. Ore. was the
guest of friends in this city last week,
Professor and Mrs. j. r. Ellis depart this week
FOR Madison, Wis, whore both will attend the
summer session of the University OF WISCONSIN.
Mrs Robertson OF CartervilIe is the guest Of
Judge and Airs. Youngbood.
Mrs sarah Schwartz and daughter. Mrs. Hays
OF Elkyille. will depart this week for an eX-
tei.ded visit with MI. and Mrs. William Wilson
of Winsow Ariz.
Mrs. Robert Wylie and son. Dennard. OF Pomo-
ma. cal: are on nm cx;ended visit with ,, Mrs
Mrs. Sehern Parker and Miss Josie Parker OF
DuuuGin visited the last week with Mr.. and
M,s Ed Durham.
PRESIDENT and Mrs. Parkinson OF the State
University. RAYMOND and Mifs Alice Parkinson.
Mrs J. + RAYMOND. Mrs. T. A. Keller. Mrs
4. \. Hypcs and Miss cleo Hypes constituted
the party that lott this ctv "Wednesday FOR the
NationHl Educational Association. which meets
in i:ostor. The PARTY will be absent two or
Ihi.a weeks.
Mrs, NJ. Johnson is visiting Mr. and Mrs.
j. II Harvey Of pupuoin
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CHESTER, I'LL.

Misses Mabel ard Florence Reggeulan OF 81.
Louis are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Gil
stc-
Mrs. Ben Fiegel OF C!aryville Is visiting her
mother. Mrs Sebastian Oliver.
Miss Eta Starr OF Red Bud Is the guest OF
Mrs Al Crozier.
Miss Hazel Wright is visiting st. Louis friends
NJ. and Mrs. Anthony Holmead are visiting
relatives at Washington. D. c.
John HerZog Of Ste. Mary's spent Sunday in
this city.
Miss Lydia Herschbach has returned from St
Louis to spend the summer
Miss Ada Brinkman departed Wednesday for
ct. Louis. where she expects to spend tho sum-
.rer.
VIII Evans returned the first OF the week from
n visit at Eureka Springs.
Miss Bertha Meder Of ST. Louis is visiting rel
at!ves In this city
Mrs. Charles Raw is visiting at Galesburg.
Mrs IL \. David is visiting relatives at
Carlirviile.
In this city.
4 visit With relatives nt Waltonville.
Misses Mabel and Florence BegReman OF st.
Louis Dora and Carrie Gilster and Alma Glib
son departed Wednesday for a. trip to Memphis.
Adam Aszmar. George Dickson and Adolph
Gster departed Monday for trip up the Ten
nessee and Cumberland rivers
Miss I.pscomb a Chester visitor Monday.