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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-02-15

The States says: Adeiina Patti has
agreed to make another farewell tour of
this country. giving sixty concerts, for
which Mangaep Gran has contracted to
pay her 100000 With such substantial
encouragement the probabilities are she
will give us some more .farewells, as
she seems to be faring pretty well on
this side.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-02-15
$erdics Against enternations;.

tyler. Tex. Feb. f4.-a O ninn
was awarded $4,000 damages against
the international and Great Northern
railroad. His eeam became Brighten.
ed by Grain and he was thrown from
his wagon and injured D IS sllegeb
for life.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-02-15
BOOKS SEIZED,

Crane Sury of St Eouis 1ss Possession
Of All Records
St. Xouis, Feb, 14.-Alf books and
records in the office of r. ID Arnold &
90. were seized by deputy sheriffs IN
der order from che grand jury and
carried d che circuit attorneys Office
Yhey will be examined by the grand
jury 5ohn q Ryan's books were pro-
duceS on a subpoena
The investigation is beinS conducted
sander the statutes which provide jail
sentences and heaVs fines sor frauds
perpetrated through the medium Of
promises Of profits OH snvestmenss
~hich are impossible Of fulillmene
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-02-15
A RESIDENCE BURNED.

Friday night at about go o'clock the
residence Of Mr.. James Ivey, No. 4oe
Lawrence street. was discovered on fire
+ was in a blaze when reached by the
fire department. The origin OF the FIRE i
not known. Loss party covered by insur.
ance
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-02-15

Sore North, Feb. a4.-Sam &aYmer,
a negro. was mashed ?" death at che
Fort Worth 8ompress. He was 8Adet
the platform when the heavy press
came down on him. From the Shout.
ders down he was q eer.table a.ass 81
pulp.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-02-15
&Ba4cb Plane Cor0empiahS d

BalIas. Feb. E.-ef plans iais dewn
by the Cudahy Packing company are
carried QUE. according to statement
of 8ocal Manager ". & Heath. One
firm will probably erece in Dallas al
@o late date . branch house which
shall cose to sree beswee2 sN,O0y
and $l0,00@
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-02-15
&iIis signes o, AovSnue.

Austin, Feb. Ex-Governor AaAAam
signed the following bills: House bill.
reducing the civil anS criminal jurs-
dictlon Of che county court of Zapata
county; house bill. restoring criminal
jurisdiction - che coae of karnes
'county; Mr.. Standifer's bill declaring
legal bonds issued by suburban cleo
eric lines valid without approval Of he
eailrOad commission.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-02-15
SeploI able AfaiN

Bowie, Tex, Feb. twill - Bailey,
manager for w c. Stripping, while
looking for a supposed burglar, acct
dentally shot and killed his wife and
wounded himself in the left arm.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-02-15
SgAt soae 0aAs,

Ausein, Deb. 1<.-Yhe joint res,as.
Son introduced in She house Hlesday
by Representative Weiners OF Seguin
ana in the senaS by Senator Raulus
OF Halfe.tsvilie looking q che sepeal
OF the constitutional provision exempt.
ing current wages 4som garnishmene
viii encounter strong opposition. @ is
the first attack on the general exemp-
zion laws made 40 this session Of che
legislature, ana is Booked upon W
1many as che entering wedge OF an ef-
fort y amend Se homestead law.
Representatives of organized RboS
here ere against the measure
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-02-15

"1es, and after she refused me she
waved her hand in farewell
Sort OF cold wave, wasn't it?-
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-02-15
-

Ii would appear from the tenor of the
New Orleans Picayune that the council
Of that city have given to the Frisco
road every desirable privilege and con-
cession nct already donated to corpora
tons. And some people would fancy that
the representatives Of the people of New
Orleans are not prodigally generous.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-02-15

A chimney of lis feet height will,
without danger, sway ten inches in a
wind. T.. Iii
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-02-15
NARSHALL STREET CUII

NARSHALL STREET CULRs'
Sealed bids are hereby invite
putting in culvcrt ON Marshal !;
a, Ger plans and specifications % Z {
this office. Said bids to be in ne ne.
Of the cDmDtrol1cr by f n,n1. e s.
t6. 1909. \ certified check tor E
accompany each BID * guafaaa
good faith.
c. G.. RIVES. Comptfef
BIN. p. 1903.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-02-15
A QuicE Answer.

Johnny's Elder Brother (who wants
Johnny togo ON an errand)-Didn't you
know I was looking for you every
where?
Johnny-fSo, didn't If I had, you
wouldn't have found me.-Chums.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-02-15

SiIas Hunsucker, colored, charged at
South McAlester with wife murder,
was refused bail
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-02-15

Beware of the man whose dog dis
likes to follow him New York Life.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-02-15

We like to find customer W'le
something extra fine in stationefF
are Oar Specially
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knizhts of the Maccabees.

The TnfG5m rank is Is Ws1p rgsra,ions for
racks and the use OF a band free Recruits are
being added at every review and the division is
The Relief and Employment Bureau held re-
view on Saturday evening considerable business
being transacted. Arrangements have been made
with one Of the notels to take care Of members
sent to their destination, nine secured employ
Hent and three assisted financially. ".
Dent cha.es obrock, manager. II H. shuz as
sstant manager and c. W. McCleverty secretary
The Commanders and Past Commanders Az
ISOLATION held a review on THURSDAY evening at
Of Importance was transacted The bylaws Were
d9pted and copies s vii b PRINTED s az hsI
who suffered in the food district took place. and
er s VIII IS G eTs meas attention. '' mat
Tower Grove Tent held an Interesting review
ed and one candidate initiated by the banner
degree team. The tent decided TO attend in
Monday evening Union Tent held a review.
date Initiated The srsa; record keeper eopf.Frsd
BangeTt. tireenstSin Goidsiein and Mos ~
oaS h Tent aot business nes
way to have summer nights festival on June
and Ba niS Of United Tent were present
Mount Olive Tent determined to use every ef-
lot 70 e1t ts endii Je"ree i Tam o,,;t .nd
an excellent team. and initiated their candidates
IN an impressive manner. The Entertainment
Committee has several new ideas. which will be
set forth in the future.
Han Tent held an excellent review on Thurs
day evening initiating nine candidates. The
secret work conferred by the great COM
nander.
Final ARRANGEMENTS have been made by the
Dewey Social Circle for It's excursion to Prizes
ter's Park. The train will depart from Union
Station at a.
The great commander and the great record
keeper will be in Port Huron next week on mat
tiers OF business and DO not expect to return
until the latter part of the week.
Apollo Tent held a short business review
Thursday evening and transacted considerable
business.
Thursday evening Imperial Tent had one OF
the largest attended reviews OF the season, sew
eral prominent officers were present. Two can
didates initiated and several Applicant tons
received. Doctor Dorsey. Doctor Parker and
Vance. Clark. Mairson and Stamrn were present
Jones II. Parker. chairman OF the Entertainment
Committee. provided entertaining programme
American Tent received several applicat tons
Doctor obrock. the new commander. ha. in
auEurated a scheme Of opening his reviews
promptly at O'Clock
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CESTRALIA, ILL.

NiTs Daniel Nugent Of St, Louis 1, visiting the
family q Judge 5, l.; Dwight
cs5l- ' :rd1ted for Memphis Ibis Rorias sS for
a Two weeks visit.
Champaign. is az home Tor the summer.
J. 7. Henry Of Irvinston. formerly Of this
Mrs William Cruff is visiting in creal SPRING.
Mrs. Flora Bardenher u 81. Louis is visiting
Mrs. 4 pope an. daughter Miss Grace have
returned from 81. Louis. where they have been
Professor FTeshwater. who has been teaching
II louisiana, Is here on visit TO friends
". 4. Antsreck of Arkansas will open law
Master Mechanic s. T. Park, with his wife
and child. are at home after two weeks visit
:, Joseph Adams. is at home from a trip through
Miss Madge Zimmerman Is visiting relatives IN
Rensn s i in St ., F esIss.o I. IN til. city
Ex Mayer NJ. B. Sadier Is here from 81. Louis
Mrs Leona Hsush Of Maguon. after a pieasan.
visit with Mrs Helen Dunn. departed for
salem where she will preside at the Rathhons
". L. Harrison. formerly Of Bellevilie. has
Miss RUBY See Of Alma. who ha, been teach
ing al Canton. Miss. has been visiting the fam
ily Of Postmaster welton;
here from Evansville Ind. They will remain IN
ceutrqna 70. about ten days. ap s, will then e., e.
doctor has decided on his plans for the
future. ms RESIGNATION as suRsrintsnasnf OF the
Mr. RSfert JessSp OF Fairfield is here visit
Z. " Holt OF indianapolis Is here visiting his
Doctor DitzIsr is In Lamar. Nc. He will return
70 Nj and Mis- Frank Ty-on are g5spsFtns to
remove TO it--ora. where they WIZ IesiSe, $50,
Mt fi.s ss iF smith and E E. Smith. he- ssn
have returned from a visit to Carlyle and St
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NOTES ABOUT SOCIETY
In NEEGHBORING CITIES

Ne Tst CT the week the cues. of Miss Anna
%. Z: Meyer of Pinckaeyvine .pen, Sunday In
Ms Miss Lily Cain Of Eas, St. Louis wa. tn.
spSss IT, q her iS5- sister. Ms William Cain
OF w III gnel : !: Bgsas;e sa{arday
Miss HaRsae wkPTis;Snp Hday IN d hskss kis,n
her bGo'hsr Ever; Wilkinson.
= J. Murphy Of Joliet was In town the first
r. Edgar Frank G, Ruma vas Chester visitor
Misses Helen Ponder and Lizzie Di.fenbauch
tpSnt sunday in st Louis.
friends IN This City SaSurdSy ''' '''''ea
, Miss Effie tiuitz dePaTtsd Monday for Kanka-
Emanuel Welton Was a st. Louis visitor SUM-
Mrs. Charles Price Of Memphis, Tenn. is visit
Miss Wayne Meyer departed "Wednesday for
Baldwin. where size viii spend the summer with
Mss y. :. .AtderIy is visiting her son. Jo-
James Gsndssw of IAthiuno spent Saturday
Mrs Ella Rumrsll q Carlinvllle, who has been
he guest u Mrs. II. {. David, returned home
Miss Emma Hathaway spent Tuesday at Steele
Miss Annie stumps is visiting relative, in St.
Ars. Charles Baroaowsky is spending few
Mrs Joe Gibbons has returned 10 New Or
leans afte! weeks visit with her sister. Mrs.
Mis; Minnie cYlsE Q; 81 Louis ts visiting her
MIS- Essi, Wi:sSn Il WASH spent few day,
this week with Miss Grace lobe
=. RAY returned Monday from Golden.
Miss %ttie NlorrisOn Of Kaskaskia i. visiting
Air. ana Mrs. win Gilsten Of St Louis were
the guests II sly. aud Mrs. Louis Gilster Sunday
Professor J. I. Staiey departed Monday for his
home an Crbana 90 spend the summer.
Airs Leo Kadeski 0f Quincy was the guest
q Mas Julia SchmanIa near this city the ffrs.
u the week.
Henry schultz Of St. Louis spent Sunday in
this city.
Mis- o. c McAtee returned Tuesday from
a several weeks visit with East ST. Louis rela-
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Indie. of the Magazines.

Miss Lizzie Sanford. deputy State comma ndsr.
one. at Shiiiicothe. Hive. No a. Sodns snkoois
Of instruction and securing applications. She
had class Of limitations and seven cards pre-
quet was served. Lady Walter, commander. in
Behalf OF the hive presented to Lady Sanford
Liberty IIiee has been doing splendid work
every effort in the last two months. ' and the
result has been class Q. new msmeers which
e- an2 4'e Mr 8, Ras fsh' e" 0y the state
LaniTe Hive q, o''e5yle had the pleasure
mine is no, very large in membership. but MAKE,
up in enthusiasm. Luncheon served.
sedaiia. No, contains the sanner hive of tho
life bene ff class q o. nssFix menu SSe
MRS Bse Ws0 was To ais
Warensburg Hive held a class initiation. AT
Tower Grove Hive reports good work and en-
Lady hIdrich Hive held recention recently
american Hive is coming to the front in
was initiated recently Lady Fem record keep
er. keeps things stirring
May Flower. Hive. named in honor of the
will soon be ready to close its charter
Bina N. West Hive held an enjoyable enter
Tresent. and made an address The Oak Hi
Guards put on the work and received applause.
am f sT he guards Of Bina n IVES; Hive h an
der the leadership OF Lady vale This drill
forth much laughter.
ChrIlis Hive has the LARGEST young member
hp s 81 In s at r anu an 1ssess
A large class is being prepared for July. Ladies
Roach and poerTing are working hard for the
New Century Hive has done good work in the
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HAPPENINGS OF THE WEEK
AMONG SECRET SOCIETIES.

we're f,i made by Deputy E. F, wescott Regent W.
one so Goahs Regent a W II MeT pFeaaar
The large delegation which visited Gratiot Coun-
ly enjoyed by all. The meeting was entertained
WITH songs by z. H. Buckley and +. Z. Miller,
tigTs by Burt Elder, readings BY f. c. Rohde
Tie banquet Of the Membership League of La
c!ede Council was a success: Orator \. Huber
y Aessrs Cox, baylne, Saylcr. WeldIe Aibers
k Ii,t1 overbeek. Knshs, k9mhach. Walker
Thymas Stewart. simpson, Gale. Barnes, schoi
i{o'Itn, Angus. CofinieffeT McFern. Mckee,
Ben Neidie the poet OF the occasion and
read an 0rigina! verse embracing the names OF
league ana TO invite the ladieg to the next ban
quet.
one Johh IL aPR asen5 pfed
ing. The meeting was entertained with songs
trumental music. by H. D. Gaus Colonel james
carr Lane Council had abo;lt sixtr-y, mem
!cI~ in attendance, with Regent Doctor f +.
splendid address. Arrangements were perfected
tafi Moier Council had most enjoyable meet
ing. with Regent Z. l.. Bruce presiding. About
Five candidates were initiated and applications
read. The council resolved TO secure eighteen
@ ans strength up To- 10 oFf The 70 o RF Inc
tT.duSea Grand Orator Petins, ana Grand Secre
tsIy kllIr sygorth, who stirred up the enthusiasm
q: the members by singing the Welcome Song
10 th-, supreme regent 10 the tune Of America.
James q RosboroGs5 q F5rt"t Pa;s, made
Stirring address. afie- wtich refreshments were
ci and cigars Iassed
Licatlot Council. Instituted May T. has been
assigned No 2Ia. Missouri Valley Council in
stit"ted May :, has seea assigned No. aJ7i
J1urcf. meetings itls week: MGniay-OzaTk,
Delmar. Ha-Ci-Mo-Ra, joachim. Old Guard.
Tuesday, Hickory Euclid FlOTIss4at Valley Sc
dslia. Ea>toE, Usage. VandeventeF. Wednesday,
North End Galloway. Thurs luy-yaley. Kirk
Wood O,G Orchard, Gate City, cabanne Friday
i Benton Victoria Spring River, Poplar Bluff.
Sa' uEdly-SpaH!sh Lake, West Plains.
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ST. CHARIES,Mc.

~ P7sn s 5saFa9 s, as 4 Aia an
'huIch 4uzslas afternoon Al he home oh Ad-
W. ana Mrs, robert II Parks ana li;tis Gaush,,
y,s!,ias -, family u Mrs. i-,sren,aa am,
81. sT-r; several months Tor the benefit 81 the
oI-g psI.isie was called . this c:ty by tbs
dsa'E o. his father. Doctor j G Del.isle,
.ss., lg5saa splirss. Ark.. where she has been
-I.. alUz the last two weeks.
Ms Naude SPEAR Ia, returned from Lamar.
No; where she has been spending Tire last four
NHrr= Visiting her parents.
,,..srlss GaIzwssl,er WIN esFart next week for
ia . 10 Visit EN- My Gh57s ' s MSver al IN: Inc
Doctor ana AiEs. Zen Williams at Fiat River.
,iz ana N,s. J " Helm Q: Quincy. M are
-.i:4- &fs. J. =. ChltteHteE IN TINS city Tor
Mrs William u. Cray las been visiting Mrs
i--fi 7. Esitt IN St LOUIS, She was sccoIria-
Ht..a by. hsr asaEhcer, virginia -
home .r Narrertdr. after several days visit 10
r 5g5 Mss y II fS eiSy o, 6, Louis
sent Fe1'eesst il this city with friends and
Ms 4 :. werreuleyer Of St, Louis is here
si,Et'nE \ 'sw weeks with Herman Nseilea-
~. ana M,s. Edward Paule ents5tainsd TIE
Bug CLUB F:IGGy afternoon at their home On
ft lsi aa4 Caauucey streets. Refreshments were
4
t.ah THURSDAY afternoon at her home south o.
itt- u4ty ~ most pleasant manner. tn" prizes
rEral,its s.lGe handsome.
.its. - q. Meyer entertained the Ladies An
eIEuoa t.uehre Club THURSDAY afternoon at the
apIae Of her sister. Mrs. Il G pebTecat on
North Second street \ pleasant time was IN
iCye5
Mrs. Charles Ksurer returned home Thursday
from a visit TO relatives at B9oaFi.le. No
captain John shaw and UlIe Of st. 1uis are
Us ting The family = Doctor - NJ Johnson
Mics Virginia Hclli O.: Nashville. cal. - visit
Jas her gJHt. irs. " \ Johnson, IN this CITY
.t.r tsE. DAYS. She goes from here - - E'allon
&. E--:' sHr gtl.Gfatle-. Captain D. HEAD
Nrs. Isabel E.iE, who has been visiting Mss
..5lh Lindsay a.E MS Fred St!Gihmau N this
g.'. o.. faf last -FOUR weeks. returned 10 her home
b.. s-s.4ai.s N-5u-=1ay morning. She Is 81 years
Mrs W g Barron departed FOR welisvllie to
VEN relathts- Aer auslaat. Professor Barron
VIII remain here until school closes.
.irs rlase Il Mexico, No. ACCOMPANIED by her
.a.tr'H. 1ie si'sn4!nE ier, GAYS N this city
f.s.-Ir- thr family 81 August Btiroick.
Mrs. John r G-ddasd and children are visit
..G Mrs.. John \. Goddard IN this city. They
.rs driven from the farm below this city by
'lg nigh water
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METROPOLIS, ILL.

Mrs. .si Lang Mt Th9nps0n t who hs, 5e.n yist,aE
Mss Mss 5:ais Williamson spent Monday IN Jogpa
ne Ssn sshGs s!t EhS was gTauea from
home, al Ba9dana. Ky. on sunday: ,'s- - ''e'
Perry Curtis few Gays this week;
guest Of Miss fssie Cooley Ii. las, few days 'n'
Miss Matte Frizen who has been visiting Pal
Johnson and wife. returned TO her HON. in VI
Monday rn9rninT for weeks visit with relatives
in the city the guests OF relatives and friends;
Jack Young came home from Chicago sunday
Kiss Cora, Burnst, returned to her home at
Marshall Steele and Misses Julia Steele and
yesta Shoemaker drove over to accompany MNs
Mr. and Mrs Robert r Stewart. W. F. Purdy
here to attend coIn1ncncerent exersises As' were
a W. POlsgrove OF Frankfort, Ky, is hers on
a visit TO his son. the Reverend Il. n Pois-
Invitations have been received here to attend
Alanson R. Loud on June q which wan be csle-
Ms Loud s we're ROM foery resideat; Of his cg and
While returning from the Shaffer- Moler we'd
s s sE, ast . jessie a6d Mrs c. 7aG w Sa
thrown from the buggy by running of culvert.
broken and they were compelled TO stay ali night
ct nearby farmhouse.
MIS- W T Norris: for 80 seveT Is weeks returned
n W. Helm went TO Springfield Ill. wednes-
Masters, Norman Vaughn and Trevor zlminer-
mann, who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Vale the last week returned to their home In
Cartsrvilie. H.. Tuesday.
". J. Clark and wife OF Paducah are visiting
relatives and friends in the city.
Mrs ". s Swan departed Monday afternoon
for her home in Harrisburg. H., after few
days visit with her brother. f. T. Scott. and
family.
Mrs. p. 8: Walters. who has been in the city
the guest OF relatives. returned TO her home In
Brookport. Ill. Monday. She was accompanied
bv the two little soas OF J. NJ Elliott
Nrs J. 4. Helm and children departed Thurs
day for Newport. Tenn. whei the former GOES
FOR the benefit oS her health.
Miss Violet Terrell departed Wednesday for a
visit with friends and relatives al Eh=absthtewn,
ioctnr and Mrs J. A. orr departed Thursday
or few days soJourn al Henderson. ny.
ruESTEu III
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Ancient Order of United Work men.

West Gate Lodge had thirty-seven members
@ owe Ioiee. Ma a visitor. Brother F. f. Chase.
ssif nccSnt o. @. his yis, to BGno The
Committee on Entertainment reported having
ana Manchester avenue Tor lawn party. u
be ',j given on sgtuEeay evening, June - BFother
rattle for the monthly assessment.
- HYDE Park L2dEe,, at its meeting on last
eecting Charles I.ei!oy as master workman and
promoting the other officers a step each. The
ttous were received, and the three Applications
wafd y al oE gpep pa Ge5s were pushed for
hand. with more in sight.
elected ofSs4s for the S term fS STens P ant
master workman, Ben Roles: master workman.
6. sSnd III; recorder, Herman joern: fnancier,
zoe Lard: receiver. Chas BIGGER: guide, j. 4.
trustee T. 6 Rofes Tedea exam III bSes6
was sarersng soeor E Henry BSsbnfp sf This
ledge will give a euchre at their hall on June
iayt to which all members and their friends are
Mechanics Lodge had xel-attended and iu-
ea6i6 Of ofeeTs which res,t4 a eet foow e
Kaiser: over ;a. J. Sullivan: recorder J. ".
Clark guae James e GaFta,; fff inside watch
man. Edward Mccarthy: outside Waterman. A.
Andreae.: pianist. E. ], Monaghan: trustee. Roy
and singing were enjoyed The next meeting will
be held Wednesday. June i. No. 400 Park
avenue
Jefferson Lodge had veIl-attended meeting
on last Thursday evening the occasion being the
election Of officers. which resulted follows:
Past master workman. Christ E-ers master
workman. II. Horstmeyer; foreman. Jacob
Simmons; oyerseer. Ernst Weller: recorder, Hen
Meyer: hnancer William DuTSenrick; receiy-
or. William Sameis: guide. l. keInlein: inside
Waterman. Fred BuschInann: outside Waterman,
q. George: trustee John hammers: librarian,
u. schulze; orssnist r. CAN: medical examiner.
Doctor Ed Martens The lodge received the news
the members attended his funeral.
Phoenix Lodge had an interesting meeting on
Thursday night. at which one application was
received. Three applicants were elected to mem
bership. and one candidate initiated. The
election Of officers took Mace: and Doctor C. A.
BChannou again elected 10 the office Ut
master workman for the third consecutive term
Security Lodge wifi give open meeting and
smoker Tomorrow evening. at which time the
members OF the lodge are requested TO bring
their friends who are eligible TO membership in
the order 4 programme of entertainment Will
be arranged for the occasion, and all members
ana their friends who attend are assured an
ENJOYABLE.
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COLLINSvILLE, I'LL.

Miss Margaret Powell Is spending tn. week IN
Mrs. +. L. Marshall and family have departed
FOR their summer home in WinCna. Ind.
N- and Mrs Glenn Duffy OF Eandalia have
taken the Msrsha'l home for the summer.
Mrs NJ NJ johnson. who has hesu at the
Beidler FOR several weeks. has returned TO Jack
sonvie. M.
Mr.. William Pinkel and family OF Waterloo,
Ill. have removed 10 Collinsvllle.
!. /. Lee. general manager OF the DenI Coke
and Coal Company. has brought his family hero
from Rock Island, Ill.
Il 6. Reed departed Wednesday for Chicago
to visit his daughter. Mrs. ]. Goodwlie
Invitations have been issued for the marriage
of Miss Bertha Hadley and Mr.. Lon Combs
tuesday evening. June 9. Miss Hadey is prom
inent In musical circles and Mr.. Combs is
business man OF East St Louis.
Mss Liunoa Erickson will be graduated from
the St. Louis kindergarten Normal this week
Miss Erickson has been appointed teacher in
the Columbia School Of this city for next year
Miss Daisy Collins has announced her ap-
preaching marriage TO Mr.. William Beal Of
Granite City. The nupt!als Will take place some
time In early June.
the graduating exercises Of the Collinsville
Webster school took place at the Temperance
Hall Thursday evening.