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The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1903-11-13

Hhos J.. j ackson Of the
7Sbbv dill section has our thanks
, valued favors. !.
Mr. ]. "a. Haskew, h d clever
farmer Of :Brightsville was down
Tuesday and gave us a smile. E
Mr.. Luther Bundy, d bright
young farmer Of. Hebron was up
Tuesday No news il his section.
The Editor returns most hearty
thanks to Mrs. Bundy Of Hebron
for some fine turnips and pota
toes. 3,1555f
Mr.. Frank Watson of Dillon
spent Sunday in our town the
guest Of his friend Master J ames
Wingate
Mr.. Grover Cooper is spend
ing some time with relatives and
friends at Camden and White
vile.
/ Mr.. j. B. Rogers of the Bethel
section was down Tuesday and
called. No special news ia his
section.
I Mr.. Alex Brigham, of Smith
vile was down Wednesday and
made US apleasant call. No news
in his section
Mrs. e. S. Carlisle and Mrs.
Lurah Rogers spent last week
with relatives in Marion attend
ing the Carradine meeting
Mr.. @. @. Quick, one of Heb
ron's lucky farmers was up Fri
day and called. None of his
neighbors are killing hogs yet.
Mr.. j. R. White, of Gibson,
was down Saturday and made rs
a pleasant call. He now has one
Of the best paying Rural Routes
in the county.
Mr.. JAS W. Stewart, TIP. A.,
of the Seaboard with Office at
Columbia. spent Monday in our
town, making friends among our
people and supplying Railroad
information that will be turned
to profit in the coming days.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1903-11-13

PREsBYTER1AN-Bunya Mcleod PHI.
d., Pastor. Services every Sabbath
|summerl 2. N n. and E; M; Z swlnter) mt =
hadsy p M ssad.S ssas ss sehao Strangers
Sunday 10 a. NJ. Superintendent, J. T.
Dudley. All parents and children made
@syelcome at the school.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1903-11-13

EpIscorAL-ReY. O. W. Boyd, Rector,
sreaohing every second and fourth Sunday
Mt II q. M, and 300 p. m. Sunday
school at $50 q. n. DR.. J. A. Faison,
superintendent.
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Sept /, 1902.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1903-11-13

Just received q large lot Of NEW
LOADED SHELLS of all kind.
At W. M. ROWES.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-02
BAY VIEW.

Bay View, Mich. July 3o.-Our summer
friends at Bay View have been treated this
week to an unusually instructive and
thought stimulating bill Of intellectual fare.
Prominent among the subjects discussed is
that of Moymonism. Mrs. Maria Weed OF
Chicago II the principal lecturer.
Judge and Mrs. ". ]. Babb OF Mount
Pleasant, Ia, arrived at Bay View yester-
day, to visit the Judges sister, Mrs. Mans
A. f. and BERTHE E. Feehan are at the
II. II, Kahn is at the Bay View House.
Bishop John NJ. Walden and wife. OF Gin
cinnati are at the Farm.
.U-Need "a Rest cottage is the summer
home Of D. W. Rockwell and family OF
ss Mr and MIS- h.. W. G. Parrot of Keokuk.
Ia. are at the Howard House.
Doctor and Mrs. T. ]. Pinter. Jackson
vile; Mrs. Fred Zyske. Memphis: Miss
Margaret King, Des Moines are at the Bay
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Campbell are visiting
their father, NJ. r, Simmons. Of Kansas
N. F. Simmons Of Kansas City. A. G:
Snyder, Middlcsboro, KY, are at Brentwood
Mrs. ". r. Crandall and Misses Ruth and
Della Crandall Of Carthage. Mo-. are at
Cottage.
W. II. Langan, Des Moines. Mr.. and Mrs.
D. A. Krusel. ST. Louis. are latest arrivals.
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ATLANTIC CITY.

Atlantic City, n. j., July sl-Cool breezes
and fair weather brought good many VS.
itors to this resort during the week. Owing
to the number of rescues from the surf re-
scribed money to keep the life guards
longer on duty and increase the service.
During the week the engagement has been
announced of young lady from Texas.
named Miss Mary D. Roberts. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs J.. Roberts, to MI. wayne
iWetherill. Miss Catherine Call, who comes
from Missouri. and is playing at one OF the
local theaters here, has many admirers Oh
her sculptor work in the sand.
Among the st. Louis visitors enjoying the
breezes and sea waves at this resort VINO
have come down during the week are: MI
and Mrs George Strump. who are at the
jackson; A. c. Stacey is at the Stanley
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. schutzer and child.
Doctor D. w. G. Carney and Doctor A.
Godyoiln have come for a short stay TO
RoscobeI Allen G. Smilton and Y. Free
born and Mr.. and Mrs. Adams are at the
Dunlop. r. Cooper has come for q short
stay to the Arlington. and ". J. Nolen IS
mouth and Miss Lilly E. Csonquette and
John III. 4Cullon are registered for week
at the Victoria Mrs Edward I. Parrish
Is at the Dennis and Mrs. Anna Hensey Is
at the Iroquois. Miss Lilly =. Chaugnette
and Miss Julia CIeed1r, two very at.ract i've
Morris. Among those who have come down
from Kansas City the pas. eight days are
Mr.. and Mrs A W. Cromley. who. with
J. F. Lumpkin. are making a few weeks
stay at the St Charles. E. Grooves Is
staying for week at the Arlinston. ana :.
istered at the Chalfonte. A jolly party
composed Of MFR. and Mrs. John Moore
John c. McGarty and George c. Pun8an,
has taken apartments at the st. Charles.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-02
CHARLEvOIX.

Charlevoix. Mich. July 30-An epidemic of
burglaries at Charleyoix and various near
by resorts has added spice to life here this
week. and as result the stock OF revoivers
in the village was sold out several days
ago. The sense of nocturnal danger. how
ever. has not detracted from the zest of
summer sports, which have gone merriIy on.
Otto Schultz and family. who expected to
stay here the entire, season, had to return
sickness Of their son Otto.
August Busch returned this week to the
Belyedere. accompanied by Adolph Homer
L. II. Kerrick Of Bloomington is at the
Chicago Club.
George Thompson Of Fort Worth. Tex, and
". C. Stedman and Miss May Stedman OF
MT. and Mrs. r. w. UPshaw and r; ".
L. Kennedy of Omaha and Mr.. and Mrs. H.
s. Ottenheimer Of Peoria. III.
Mrs. Geo. N. Brown Is occupying her cot.
tage near the Belvedere.
Mrs. Albert Waycott. Alb. Schutter and
Mrs.. c. H. Willard arrived at the Inn re-
The Lew c. Smith Orchestra from Hot
swimming Pool
Mrs. II. C. Gilbert won the lone hand prize
at the Belvedere euchre party last night.
There were twelve tables and seventy two
q. b. Pfeirenberser and E. Goedde. Eas.
st. Louis; Mr.. and Mrs. H. Meier, Mr. Son.
mel and Miss Cole OF st. Louis are at the
Doctor B. B. Anderson Of Kansas City IL
also at the Inn.
Mfr. 8. j. II. White. the st. Louis artistic.
has decorative display at the Belyedere
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-02
NARRAGANsBTT PIER.

Narragansett Pier. r. l.. July S1-Mr. and
Mrs. George jay Could passed Sunday here,
sailing to the Pier from Sanderstown They
drove to the Meadow View cottage on Bos-
ton Neck road. where they Joined their
children for the day. Later they sailed for
New York on the Emerald.
Late arrivals from St. Louis at the At
wood include E. A. Charand. Mr.. and Mrs
A. Durand. Mr.. and Mrs. L. Rosendale; Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Shuwan r. Raybontin and Mr.
and Mrs. II. Brinsmade.
MISC Cochran of st. Louis is at the Thorn
dixie. jamestown
Miss Marion Arthur. formerly of St.
Louis. who is summering at the Pier. IS one
of the attractive young women at the Glad
stone. and is daily seen on the beach.
Among those. at the Mathewson hop. on
Saturday evening were Mrs. l.. NJ. Muf-
fington. Mrs. Jean Donovan. Miss c. Dom
ovan, Master J. W. Donovan, and Miss
Vera SiegriSt of ST. Louis.
Doctor and Mrs. ]. j. Lawrence OF New
York. and st. Louis. are familiar figures >on
Ocean boulevard.
Late arrivals from St. Louis at the
Mathewson include Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Preetorius, d. D. Cook. Mrs. d. G. Cook,
Master E. Cook and d. G. Cook
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-02
LAKE sIINNETONKA.

Lake Minnetonka. Mimi. July s0.-Colonel
Wilcoxson of Carrollton. Mo-. treated the
Carrolton colony at the Sampson House
to a fishing excursion last Friday. The
party. composed of about thirty. went to
the upper lake. on the steamer Frol.c,
which was chartered for the occasion. The
gentlemen with the boats were taken 1rst,
the F'rolic returning for the ladies little
later At / o'clock the party camped and
enjoyed fish bake. over which l.. r.
Simpson presided. A very enjoyable time
vas spent by all.
Miss Parker OF ST. Louis is a guest at the
Gala her home at Yumbra Heights
Mrs J. B. Smith and children of Macon;
Mo-, are being entertained by Doctor and
Mrs J. b. Bemis at their summer home on
Mnnetonka Beach.
John b. Bishop, Selma Johanning and
Clara Kimze of ST. Louis are season guests
at the Sampson House.
f. Sarcl and family Of st. Louis have ar
rived at Hotel Del Otero for the summer.
L. F. Rea and F. n. C1inkscale arrived
from Carrollton. Mo-. this week. at the
Sampson House. to remain until August l.
Mrs. James d. Mccall and daughters.
Dorothy and Lola. Of st. Louis are guests
of Mrs. McCalls sister, Mrs. James Bladon
Misses Rose and Mamie Corrigan Of Kan
sas City. No., are visiting at Minnetonka
Beach.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-02
MASSACHUSETTS COAST.

East Boston, Mass, July 3.-This has
been one Of the finest weeks on the Mass
achusetts Coast this season. While the
| weather has been cool. 1t has not been un.
| comfortably SO. During the early part OF
the week the atmosphere was a duplicate
has been driving over the roads In brakes.
-.'."-r",.'es and any other sort OF vehicle
~, ~ ne White Mountains the excur-
| sionists have had a taste OF winter and In
| stead of peek-a-boo shirt waists. the won1-
en- have been indulging in furs. the early
known on the Rrovidensial peaks at this
On Monday the Thermometer was down to
IS degrees above, at a. m. 10 degrees; at
noon 10 degrees and at at night. 5? de-
grees. During the day severe storm blew
up on Mount Washington. and over three
strenuous that all the telephone and tele.
graph wires through the notch were laid
T.he Boston arrivals this> week have been:
From ST. Louis-W. b. Dean, L. K. Lillian,
k. j. Berkman. J. yenby. Mr.. and Mrs. D. g.
Cook, D. D. Cook, /. Cook. =. II. Messlck.
Mrs = 8. BROOKS. L. Rosen. v. r: Kelley. :.
Thompson TIoMp: Mrs. ". 8. Fordyce. q. NJ. Lit
Reberts. E. 4. ouesnai, K. l. Potter, A. J.
Smith, Miss c. Rabe. Miss J. Schenck. p.
W. Patterson. Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Stick
neyi Miss stiekMSs Mason Mr. X and Mls
HoIbrook, w G. stribiing.- D. l. Mason. II.
c. Robb. Miss J.: Harris. l. P. Nichols. n.
3. ". Young, F.. J. Orr. Mr.. and Mrs
Frank d. Seward, ]. Franklin and W. c.
Rumsey.
c. A. Ruhl. W. A. Wren, X. l.. Barton. A.
NJ. Richardson: Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Green.
Frances H. Schall,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Harper, f. d. 1ogEien,
L. p. League. L. n. Reward. T.. Moffat.
]. H. Boyle, Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Winslow.
From Wichita, Kas.-E. F.. Stossen, P. ".
Chute, Miss n. Chute. Miss b. Chute.
From Des Moines. Ia.--Mrs. A. @. Leon
ard. D.. N. Lewis. B. Kendall. ]. p. Nc
other arrivals are: Mr.. and Mrs. A. p.
Harris. E. Hendrickson. Fort Worth, Tex:
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-02
PETosKEY.

.Peto.key: Mich, July so-Petoskey. with
:nifsiss crowds Of gay reserters its swift
Hneuroen service. and ferryboats n a never
ending panorama Of all that IL metropolitan
n resort hfs. Crowds come daily from sur.
rounding resogts for q few hours, while
crowds surge out Of the city to visit bath
Ing beaches and fishing grounda
Mr. and Mr.. c. B. Trayons Of Edvardx-
vile. III. and the Misses sara Ii. and
Hachel Louise Travons. have chosen thi,
city for summer residence, arriving yester-
Aug. Busch ana party. who are At the
Beiyedere charlevoix. spent yesterday In
-: and Mr., Henry Ebert and Miss
ton: also r. E PEBBLE OF Newnort XIV.
.,'5. NJ #; and Ars. J. 7. Caps Of Jackson
NJ. and Mrs, y. Berger Of Jonesboro.
Ark. who spent last season here, have re-
turned to the new Arlington for another sea-
son.
Masses Marcia. A. Chadwick and Claudia
A. Woodworth OF Kanas CITY. No., are at
the CaSbmAn. = y
Mr.. ana Mr.. r. ]. Robertson and Mrs..
Q. W. Howell are q the new Fetoskey.
Mr.. and Mr. r. WATSON Of TOPEKA; Mr.
and Mn. y, Natgon Of Bloomington. and
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-02
bluc;ribbon winners. a. the Madison Square

Garden Show.
Among the st. Louisites who are here
attending the show is Mrs. l. j. Rosenthal.
Moore Moore OF Leono. Tex. are guests of the
One of the most popular young ladies' at
the Plaza. this summer is Miss Grace Cald-
well of Bellevflle, Kas.
a Kansas City party summering at the
Kenyon Leavens, William Leavens and The.
Odore Leayens
Mrs. Henry Weaver OF st. Louis arrived
at Asbury Park the first of the week to
spend the remainder of the season.
Mrs. w. r. Edison Of St. Louis is on her
first visit to this resort She Is taking 9,
lington.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Mclaughlin and Miss Ell
sic Mclaughlin CT st. Louis are guests of
the Shoreham
The Leadley is entertaining Miss Mary
j. Ehrhardt of ST. Louis
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-02
SOUTH HAVEN.

South Haven. Mich. July 2s-Sunday was
the biggest day in the. history OF this re-
sands Saturday and Sunday. and It is es-
I, timated there were 1900 strangers in the
city and vicinity Sunday over 500 persons
streets s and parks SATURDAY hight because
| Of inability to secure sleeping accommoda-
| items. The hotel managers report bookings
resorts
This week has noted a chapter of acc!-
deLts to the steamboats, plying between TINS
South Haven Of the Dunk.y Williams Com
psny. lost her rudder when about seven
niles from this port: about ten days ago.
and has been in dry dock since. The steam
er City Of Kalamazoo broke her main shaft
and was off the run for a week, and Sun.
day the new steamship Eastland shipped
coupling on one o. her pLope.as oa % was
lists on board. bound for this resort. This
in eaPp1 1eu The peep 20 to 90 the ZONES
IN consequence. several hundred persons
were compelled to remain in South Haven
until Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Hughes are spending
their vacation at Avery Beach. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hughes have visited this resort for
Mrs B. F. Rex of ST. Louis, who. with
her family, are spending the summer at
the Marsland. gave a bubble party to the
children at the Marsland Hotel Tuesday.
About thirty little ones were dressed with
Bingham aprons and given pipe and bowl
OF water and piece Of soap and set to
work. For nearly two hours there was an
exciting time. Prizes were awarded to the
o2e blowing the largest bubble. Louis
Kaufman Of Cincinnati, Juliet Pollock of
Chicago and He.en Rex Of st. Louis were
nv arded prizes.
Mr.. and Mrs John A. Mahier. who has
been master OF ceremonies at Army Beach
for the past two seasons. is expected here
next week. to assume the duties again this
season.
The following people from st. Louis and
vicinity are in the city: Ira A. Mapes and
wife. Kansas City; A. King. Centralia. Kas.;
Mrs. H. H. Anderson and son. Kansas City;
John Schofield and wife, Dallas. Tex; Cha5.
Allen, st. Louis: Daisy Dixon, Mollie Side
bothar. A. e, Niedringhaus and wife; St
II. S. Duncombe. Mrs a. g. Holland. Miss
r. r. Jones, H. H. Tapp J. G. Welland.
sr, Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Hughes and daugh-
ter Miss Alberta Hughes, Kansas City;
William d. Henry and Clarence d. Henry.
r. McAuliffe. st. Louis: H. S. Seamond,
Mrs J. J. Lenard and daughter, Miss Ella
Lyons, c. G. Cerbel and wife. Miss Hazel
Hubert. Miss Lord Herbert. st. Louis; Doc
tor b. B. Andrews, wife and maid, Kansas
City; 8. w. Enand, Miss Hazel Jackson. J.
F. Cleland, st. Louis; C: F. Cooley. Hot
Springs, Ark; W. w. West. Hays City,
Kas.; Miss Minnie Fondrom, st. Louis; Ben
c. Eagon, Dallas, Tex; Mrs. Mary T. Wip-
perm, st. Louis; Mrs. v. E. Holmes, Omaha;
Mrs Edward A. R6zier and child. Mrs. l..
NJ Rozier Mrs. ]. Clinton, Miss S. Clinton,
W. C. Clinton. Alma Lundstrom, st. Louis.
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Of Mrs. J. Van Norstranz Miss Van Nor
strand. M. Hayward Post, Jr., and Law
renee T.. Post are occupying the Knight
cottage for the season..
Ed Ravold arrived Tuesday yat Wini-
moosha cottage. :,
Ed Nanny Joined the family here this
Mrs. Doctor W. Glasgow. Miss Eleanor
and Ewing Glasgow have opened their cot
tage. Maple Grove -,ir-
At the annual election of officers OF the
Wequetonslng Association this week. Judge
NJ. L. Stephenson of Little Rock was elect
ed president.
rived and opened Bonnie View cottage.
Misses Mary Haynes and Eleanor Won
Puhl and NJ. e. Carr are at Colonial Hall.
are the guests Of F. C. Hawley at Harbor
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Niss Anna Springer OF Alton is spending
the week at Chautaugua.
Miss vena barnard Of Upper Alton was
Miss Lucrefia Crane Of Alton is Chau-
taugua visitor.
pSs SSsn of, g, UpesfF Alton was
Mrs :. Kennedy OF Tuiccla, ILL.,. was the
cent guest e; Of chaut a, s friends was
II. c. Bliss and daughters. Misses Florence
Mrs. c. II. Miller Of Cariinviile. ILL.,, is at
Mrs. ,. n. English is entertaining Mrs r.
+: Martin Of 81. Louis.
Mrs. George Staten entertained Mrs. c. r.
Eudder OF Peoria. ILL.,. at the Staten cot
Ne, les sy, week; p,,,,o, :. no-.,,n,r,
Mics Nellie Dodson OF Jerseyville at the
Mira J. 9. Williams of Jerseyvilie is the
The Misses Myrtle and Mabel Short OF
Billsboro. III. are spending the season at
tn s, Mep s,,,a SSt Gotta S ,r,ss c. ,r,.
AFTER visiting at the Cor-ington cottage.
Mrs. Moore c. Stel!e of Delhi, III. was the
q anSrs. friends las. week
North Alton were the guests Of Chautauaua
friends last week.
Louis after visiting with Mrs F. A. Behy-
mer.
Among the Jerseyv,ile folk who were
were Miss Pearl Noble. Mrs. Isaac PARCEL
snd daughter. Miss stelie Parccil Ms.
Cyrus seago. Miss Leah Giers. Miss Nellie
Mrs. J: s. Williams. Mrs. Mary Landon.
Mrs. ". F. Krotzsch Mrs T, s. chapma1.
1: McGready. the Misses Gussie and Nellie
Wyekoff Mrs. Mabel Brown. Mrs. Jacob
M MSs Mis- Mis-. f nsa M c1nHn Mss Psa
Staten. Miss Elizabeth Wyckofr. Miss Flee
Murray. B. Trabue. Miss Lucy Van Horn,.
Mrs. A. w. Christy. Mrs. Mary Landon.
Miss Eta Bohannon. Mrs. Mary Brook
Miss Lucy Holloway. Miss Minnie ssaSo.
Miss Jessie Dressell Miss Alice White;
Mis- Mantle Wylder. Mrs. Frank Ware and
Among the visitors from Alton during the
past week were Miss Gertrude McCord.
Miss Helen STEELE Edith Young Miss Ade
~. Miss Florence Jackson. Miss Lucy Stiff
fier. Miss Efie Stadler. Miss Carrier Stad
Mrs. A. W. Cross entertained Miss Char
1otte Lowe Of Jerseyville ut the Cross cot
tage In Blum street last week.
Pittsfieid. ILL.,. after visiting friends at
Mrs. II: P. Welsh and daughter. Miss
Daughters last week.
Mrs. N. @. Richmond of St. Louis. who
Is spending the season al the Lemen cot
tage. entertained Miss Imogene Medsker of
st. Louis last week
Miss Della Mathews OF Sparta H., is the
guest Of ChautauQua friends.
Mrs 8. p. Blodgett entertained Miss ca
ligte E. Chase OF Brighton. ILL.,, last week.
Mrs. Ralph Mccormick OF waverly, ILL.,.
II here for the season.
Mrs. F. H. Furgerson is entertaining Mrs.
Warren OF Atchison. Kas.
Miss Lucy Carter of Waverly, H., was a
Chautauqua visitor last week.
Miss Gertrude Schumacher Of virden, Ill,
y the guest of ChautauQua friends.
Miss Louise Yokum Of Berea. KY, was a
visitor at ChautauQua last week.
Miss Sadie Lindsay Of st. Louis was a
ChautSuQua visitor last week.
Mrs. J. A. Scarritt Is entertaining Mrs n. |
B. Thistlewood and daughter Miss Blanche
Thistlewood. Of Cairo. ILL.,
:. MIS-. John F. Dawes Of ST. Louis Is a Wis |
ator at Chautauqua
Ms. Hattie Of Springfield III. is the guest |
Of ChautauQua friends.
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wAUPACA.

Chain O. Lakes. waupaca. Wis. July 90
Chain O Lakes this week were, Mr.; Good
friend. Mrs. Sun. who have added to the
enjoyment OF the guests from the South,
who recently eomplainsd ab9st the chilli I'LL.
] cessful season, ever known here is now IN
full swing, and tents are about the only &C.
INN g. left to late resortsrs View
were glad to welcome Mrs. J. F. Brunaugh
! Of their city; who arrived Monday with her
Mrs. Nellie Durham Of Hammond. Ind.
is visiting Mrs. F. H. Britton Of Ct: Louis.
F. H. Britton, manager Of the Cotton Belt
family. who are here Tor the Season. Rail-
road affairs must be In good shape in the
South. for Mr.. Britton usually wishes but
Miss Grace Ferguson of st. Louis. one of
the most popular young ladies here. had the
misfortune to sprafn her ankle seriously
will not be able to dance for the rest Of the
season.
About twenty St: Louis couples took part
the Grand View Mo sSfnns nas tSs
FIRST Of the week. Mrs. McKinnon won the
tt,s s;.i LADIES. prize and Doctor Mal.er S.
Although the Grand View hops occur
twice a week. the young people seem to
o and enjoy in
Eugene Hitler and his violin. made pleasant
music for the young folks. Miss Estelle
Bluthardt and Miss Ethel Stanley Chambers
the party.
Last week Robert Britton and Bob
Rrokaw made very interesting canoe trip.
They shipped their canoe by rail 10 EN-.
barross. where they started on hundrei
mile trip down the Embarross and Wolf
rivers to Gilrs Landing. which they made in
At GilFs Landing they met T. NJ, Canter
and party Of st. Louis. who were fishing
nearly seventy-fve fish. largest twenty
eight Of which weighed over 100 pounds The
largest fish. q bass Weighing 90 pounds
Avery.
Tuesday Robert E. Bluthardt went to the
Wolf River. and in three hours caught
forty pounds Of bass and pickerel.
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wAUKEsHA.

waukesfa, Wis. July D.-The warm
weather has brought many resorters to the
city during the past week. The season u
at It's best. The hotels are well FILED ana
week bali at the Fountain House came OF
last night There will be a concert by the
Lyric Glee Ct. Club ?. Saturday tur night after
stopping at the Walbridge Cottage.
Miss Hattie Strass Of st. Louis IL the
Mrs, George Airport of st. Louis is visit
ing friends at Wauwatosa
Henry and SON. Edwin. Of st. Louis are
visiting Mr.. Joe Krach Of Waukesha.
Harvey Thompson Of st. Louis is visit
ing friends in South s,rn..
Mrs. c. N. Moore and Miss Florence Moore
of st. Louis are visiting in oconomowoc.
Of ST. Louis and William Reeves OF Cald-
well. Tex, are stopping at the Park Hotel
Miss Gertrude Russack and H. Hoffregen
]. Gordon Of Kansas City. Mo-; F. e. Short
OF Delaven. Ark: William Pollock Of Lit
tie Rock, Ark: Alice E. Godfrey Of st.
Louis; Taylor Puryear OF Jonesboro, Ark;
Leon Levy Of Italy. Tex. and Sam Levy OF
Ennis Tex. are at the Fountain House.
J. B. Rutherford Of Bstesville. Ark. and
II. b. Barrett of Ell. Paso. Tex: Mrs.
Henry Boardman Of st. Louis. No.. and
Allen II. Baxter are guests at the National
N. MartelI Of st. Louis is registered at
The s p hsre r.y f ad e. Louis is stopping at
z. n Weiseie and Mr.. and Mrs. Wall
Cohen Of st. Louis are stopping at the Ter
race Hotel.
Mrs Gorgensen Of st. Louis is stopping
at the Wardrobe cottage.