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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-27
ALTON.

Miss Sadie Boyd has returned to Leav-
enworth, Kas., after visiting relatives in
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Marsh rave returned
to Macon, Ga, after visiting in Upper AL
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. E. Dixon have returned
from Chicago.
Mrs. B. II. Coyle departed Wednesday
for Detroit. Mich.
Miss Iucie Leonard is visiting in st.
Louis.
Mr.. ca. j. scholand visited in st. Louis
last week.
Mrs. Frank Berry Is entertaining Miss
Emma Clauson of St. Louis.
The Reverend and Mrs j. Cole OF
Quincy. H., are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. A.
W. Brasher in Upper Alton.
Mrs. A. T. Hushey of Chicago is a WIS.,
itor in Alton.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Scott have returned
from Nashua, Ia, where they spent the
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. wager have returned
from Montclair. y. J.
The Misses Melee and Frances Leviek
ave returned from Creve Occur, Mo-,
where they visited relatives.
Mrs. j. o. Cooper has returned from
ST. Louis, where She visited relatives.
Mrs. E. A. Cook has returned from Jer-
SEVILLE.
for Bristol. Tenn.
The Misses Hewitt are entertaining Miss
Phoebe Bayle of St Louis
Mrs. Fannie Easiev of H~igginsytle, Mo-,
is a visitor in the East End.
Mrs. George W. Cutter is entertaining
Mrs. Henry Cutter of st. Louis.
Mrs Richard Galbally has returne from
Chicago. where she was the guest Of Mrs.
Mrs. A.. H. Hastings is visiting in St.
Louis.
Miss Ruth Thomas is visiting in Chi
cago.
Mrs. Carl Jackson has eturned from
C~ariinviiie. after visiting friends
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JERSEYVHLE.

Mrs. A. c. Robb was a visitor in St.
Louis last week.
Mrs. A. ". Combs of Jerseyville was a
recent visitor in Alton.
Miss Marie Dodge of kemper, Ill, was a
visitor in Jerseyville.
Mrs. Albert f. Foster Of Jerseyville is
the guest Of Mrs. 2. D. Eaton in st.
Mrs. E. B. Collins of Jerseyville was a
recent visitor in st. Louis.
Mrs. ]. ]. Wiseman of Jerseyville. was
a visitor In McClusky. Ill, last week.
Mrs. ]. j. Miller of J~erseyville has re-
turned from Hillsboro. Ill.
Mrs. Elizabeth Eaton of Jerseyville has
returned from st. Paul. MINI.
Mrs. ]. Pike of J~erseyville was a visitor
in St. Louis.
Mrs. A. VanHorne and daughter. Miss
Stella VanHorne, of Jerseyville. were the
guests of friends in st. Louis last week.
Mrs. John Murphy has returned to st.
Louis. after visiting friends in Jerseyville.
Miss Harriet Thompson has returned to
Virden. H., after visiting friends In Jer-
SEVILLE.
Miss Eva Russell of J~erseyville was a
visitor in st. Louis last week.
Miss Anna England of st. Louis is the
guest of friends in ~Jerseyville.
Mrs. o. Z. Hamilton OF Jerseyville was
a visitor In Carrollton, Ill.
Miss Hattie Shepherd OF Jerseyville was
a visitor in St. Louis.
Mrs. Norris r. Locke Of Abilene. e
is a visitor in Jerseyville.
Mrs. Maude Webster of Jerseyville en-
tertalned at H1ncn on neunesudv even
ing of last week. in honor of Mrs. G. d.
Pogue of st. Louis.
Mrs. James Nugent OF Newburn, Ill,
was a visitor in erseyville.
Mrs. George Bandy is entertaining Mrs.
Lanham of Sangamor County. Illinois.
Mrs. William G. Burnett of Jerseyville
was a visitor in Greenfield. Ill.
Mrs. J. e. Pat of Jerseyyilie recently
entertained Mrs. Lou hockey of Alton.
Mrs. George w. Ruyle of Kemper, ILL.,.
was a recent visitor in ~Jerseyville.
Mrs. Sarah Randolph of Jerseyvilie en-
tertained Mrs. Edward A. Cook of Upper
Alton. last week.
Mrs. Charles Seago of Kane. H.. was a
recent visitor in J~erseyvllle.
Mrs. A. Barnett Of Jerseyville was the
guest of Mrs. Rosa Sabo in st. Louis.
Miss Lucy Erwin of Kane. ILL.,, was the
guest of Jerseyville friends.
Miss Ada Terry of Otterville. ILL.,, was a
recent visitor in J~erseyville.
Miss Daisy Holman has returned to
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EDWARDSyHLE.

Mrs. John Wall and two children. OF
Minneapolis, have been visiting Mt. ana
Mrs. Q. d.. Finch
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mitchell VIII de-
Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Griffin have been
entertaining the formers sister, Miss Cen
evieve Griffin, of Elmhurst. Miss Griffin
Will attend Monticello Seminary this win
ter.
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. c. White.
County Judge John E. Hillskotter and
Mrs. Hillskotter arrived home Thursday
night from a trip to Chicago
Fl. H. Keller. Mayor OF South l
ter. I. T. departed Saturday. after a short
visit with relatives here. -
Mrs. NJ l. Geers arrived home last
week from 4 visit with friends ut Ches-
ter.
tended visit with Iowa friends
Miss Louise Nudge and Mr.. and Mrs;
c.. ". Travous will attend the Yelled
PROHIBITS ball in st. Louis.
Miss Allie Clark OF Staunton rs a guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas williamson
Miss Bertha Ernst of st. Louis Is visit
ing the family OF her brother, William
Mr.. and Mrs. John Keller are entertain.
ing their daughter. Mrs. F. W. Fritz, OF
Greenville.
Miss Lizzie Hest Of st. Louis has been
visiting Mr.. n Mrs. Fred Amman.
Mrs. William Putting and Mrs. Rosine
Klaus have returned TO Springfield The
Granite City and Mr.. and Mrs. j.: w
Bayer and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Dippold IN
Edwardsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. John C. Williams of St
Louis are spending a week with the lat
ter's father. Adolph Bender.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Lawnin of St
Louis have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs j.
C. Lawnin.
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Chicago after visiting friends in Jersey
vile.
Mrs. ]. Lyons Of ~Jerseyville is entertain
ing Mrs. y. Coonrod CT Medora, III.
returned from an extended visit in st.
Louis.
J~erseyvilIe were visitors in Webster
Grove, Mo-. last week.
Mrs. L. Farley has returned TO Evans
Vile. Ind, after visiting friends in Jer-
Mrs. f. Happier has returned to St.
Louis after visiting with Mrs. August
Berger in J~erseyville.
Miss Jessie Pope has gone to Carthage.
Mo.
Mrs. George d. Locke of J~erseyville was
a visitor in ST. Louis.
Miss Kate Nelson of Jerseyville has re-
turned from Granite City.
Mrs. Wesley Kirby OF Jerseyville is en-
PERTAINING Miss Turner of Godfrey. Ill
The Misses Ian have returned from
White Hall. III.
Mrs. Emma D.. L. Snedeker of Jersey
willie is a visitor in st. Louis
Miss Nellie Watson OF Fidelity, Ill, was
a visitor in Jerseyville.
Miss Virginia Lewis Of Jerseyville was
a visitor in ST. Louis last week.
Mrs. Lizzie Demand of Eureka Springs.
Ark. is the guest OF J~erseyville relatives.
Mrs. Frank Ware OF Jerseyvilie was a
visitor In C%arroilton. Ill
Mrs. A. p Myers of Jerseyville is en-
Pertaining Mrs. Fish of Jefferson City.
1879
ing Green. No.
Mrs. Mott Lewis has returned TO St
Louis after visiting with Mrs. Abbie NJ.
Graham in Jerseyville.
Mrs. John W. Vinson of J~erseyville en-
tertained Mrs. b. F. Station Of Upper
Alton last week.
Mrs. George Goodmen of J~erseyville has
gone TO ST. Louis.
Mrs. Robert Newton of Jerseyville was
a recent visitor in st. Louis
Mrs. George Prough of Wellston. Ok. is
a visitor in ~Jerseyville.
Mrs. Gregg r. Smith Of JerseyyIle was
a visitor in Carrollton. Ill.
Mrs. Gus Christy entertained the mar
ried ladies' club on Friday afternoon.
Miss Fife Herdman of Jerseyviile was
a recent visitor in ST. Louis.
Mrs. Anna Carroll of Jerseyville Is a
visitor I'm Alton.
Mrs. Maude Bassett OF Jerseyville was
a visitor in Alton on Tuesday
Misses Velma Giers. Bess VOORHEES, n
Eulah Montgomery were members of a
house party given by Miss Nesta Green
at Kane. ILL.,. last week
Miss Stella Brinton OF JerSeyville enter
tanned at a house party at the Commercial
Hotel on Saturday evening.
Mrs. William l. Scott entertained a
party of Chautauqua friends on Monday
evening.
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Is ELEVEN YEARS OLD.
Grand-Leader VIII Celebrate Its 1Ith
AnniNersarx Next Meek.


Yes. Wei be eleven years old Monday;
that is. the firm Of Silk. Baer & Fuller
Will, said Mr.. Baer in reply 10 a remark
upon the subject. 1T will be exactly
eleven years since We first opened our
doors TO the public, and they AVE been
coming in greater number every day.
When We first started dow on Broad
way" he resumed. I'VE had less than 200
employees; now we have more than 90
1 remember" he said. with a smile. what
a number of wise ones predicted when we
first moved into our present quarters. aI
years age. They thought thiss stare was far
too large for our needs. and now ooh at
us; we outgrew this building three years
ago. We are simply at our wits end in
our efforts to secure more selling space
me aggresate value OF our stocks Is
eight times as great as that OF our original
stocks. We have gone heavier into finer
goods. too Visit any department in tine
store and you, will md the best there is
Now" he said. holding up his index
finger. to give his words emphasis. here
Is 4 statement l want TO. make. n you
umns of your paper. and that Is. We I'M
port more goods in dollars and cents than
any other 81. Louis retail store. The local
statement. Besides sending our buyers
abroad. we have Representatives in Not
tinEham. Paris. Brussels and St. Gall,
who reside permanently in those places.
BY. the way" he continued. as a new
thought seemed to strike him, I'VE Export
goods, too. We have a large and weli-es-
tablished mail-order department. and our
business is, not limited TO she States. We
receive orders from Mexico. South Ameri-
ca. Hawaii and the Philippine Islands,
and even Europe.
ITO what do 1 attribute our success?
YOU ask. Well. there are a great number
of things. but il is mainly due to the facts
that the principles upon which this busi-
ness was founded have been strictly ad-
hered TO. and one of these principles 81 to
serve best the stores interest serve best
the patrons. We aim to give value at all
times and live up to the promises We make
in the newspapers.
ITO celebrate this occasion we are going
to i~naugurate a n anniversary sale. Come
in Monday he added. and you'll better
understand how the public appreciates the
values We give / dare say o will have
a hard time getting in, on account OF the
crowds, but come in. nevertheless"
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PLAN TO ERECT STEEL
PLANT AT VALLEY PARK.
Promoters State Thai New Enterprise
Will Employ 700 Men and
Will he Antitrust.

a new steel plant. which will give en-
ployment 10 100 men. is TO be erected at
Valley Park.
Work on the plant will be commenced
as soon as the final details for the site
are arranged. Like the new glass plant.
which is being operated by capitalists OPP
posed to the Glass Trust. the concern will
be antitrust and managed by persons oth-
or than those IN control Of the United
States Steel Company.
The identity Of the capitalists who are
financing the scheme will be kept secret
until after this week. according 10 Ney
Smith, general manac OF the glass
works at VALLEY Park Most of the avail
able land in Valley Park. along the Mer-
amec River Is either owned or controlled
by the same parties who operate the
glass plant.
II i understood that most OF the capital
Will be furnished by fasteners. although
several ST. Louis persons are interested in
the project and have subscribed 10 the
stock.
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depart for New York about November 1.
Miss E,meline Hough has returned from
CharleYoiX. where she spent the summer
Mrs. ]. C%oppinger Cotter, who spent
the summer with her mother. Mrs. ]. G.
Whyte. has returned to her home in In
dianapolis.
Miss Birdie Heimbuecher is spending a
fortnight in ST. Louis, the guest of Miss
Bertha Sandwall.
Mrs. Arthur B.. Amber and children,
Mrs. A. b. Belt and Miss Katheryn King,
VINO had a cottage at Lake Orion for the
summer, returned home Saturday.
Mrs. J.. E Ewing departed last week
Ewing.
Mrs. George Taussig and her daughter.
Miss Mariana. have returned from a visit
TO relatives In Cincinnati.
Mrs. l.. r. James has rented her home
on Clay avenue; and has gone to Colorado
TO join her husband. who has been there
some time, on account of his health.
The Misses Nell and Kate McMullen re-
turned Saturday from Europe. where they
spent three months under the chaperon-
age OF their sister. Mrs. p. ]. McMulIen,
Of Holden, No. Mrs. McNiuIlen remained
In Kirkwood until Monday evening.
Miss Julietta Barieras has returned
Mrs. Leslie +. Potter and children lave
returned from the West. where they spent
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Gray have re-
turned from a brief Northern tour.
Judge and Mrs. w. w. Keyser have
returned from the North and West, where
they spent the summer.
Our Own Club met Saturday at the
home of the Misses Brosssrd. Mrs. Bros
sard assisted her daughter in receiving and
entertaining. Those present were: Mines.
]. II. Heimbuecher. P. ]. Kinsella, F. W.
Suck; Oh. Mudd. II. D. Mclean. j. F. It's
ing. F. y. Groshen: Misses Agnes Blank
enmeier. Julia Cornelia. Ida and Martha
BroSsard, Jeanette, Isabel and Stella
HeimbuecheE. Teckla Luepkin, Eliza and
Mary Reilly.
Mr., and Mrs. C. p. harrington nave re-
turned from a trip East.
Mrs o. W. leigh and her son. Harry, of
Iadonia. Tex, AVE been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Schooner.
The ladies of st. Peters Church are ar
ranging a bazaar and festival which win
be held some time in October.
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Miss Harriet Herb has returned from a
~fortnight's visit in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Zimmerman Of
Yellowstone Park are visitors in Alton;
Miss Helen Schitzenger has returned 10
Fort Smith. Ark. after being the guest
of Mrs. Joseph CriyelIo in Alton;
Mrs. Samuel Ballanger left Wednesday
for Parsons. kas.
Mrs. Edward p. Wade has returned from
Colorado. where she spent the summer.
Mr.. n Mrs. Ralph Root have returned
from Midway. British Columbia, where
they spent the summer.
Mrs. Joseph NJ. Hyland of Chicago is
the guest of Mrs. Emily Hagen in Alton.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hayes has returned from
an extended stay in the East.
Mrs. Emma Busch entertained the MEM
bers of the Holly Club Wednesday after
noon at her home in Belle street.
Miss Ruth Moore is visiting friends In
Miss Mildred Curdie is. visiting in Jer-
SEVILLE.
Mrs. Henry Klunk has returned from
Mrs, Frank. ". Greene is visiting rela-
tives in Pittsburg. Pa.
Mrs. Byron Martin of Terre Haute. Ind,
is visiting Mrs. f. Anderson in Alton.
Mrs. ". NJ. Stanley is visiting in ST.
Louis.
The Misses Edna and Mae Lynd are en-
tertaininS Miss Sue Wheeler OF Fresno,
Mrs. August Muetze has returned to
Belleville after visiting Miss Stella Hoppe
II tllOU-
Mrs. William Graham entertained at
cards Thursday evening at her home in
Easton street
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Bennington of Gin
cinnatl are In Alton.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Neerman AVE re-
turned from Mount Clemens, Mich. where
they spent n month.
Miss Edith Lowry is entertaining Miss
Myrtle Lowry OF Salt Lake City.
Miss Lillian Keil of Topeka, Kas.. is
visiting in Upper Alton.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Scott of Chicago
are guests of Mrs. D.. D. Hughey in Up
PEI Alton.
Miss Grace Worden of ST. Louis is visit
ing Miss T. w. l.. Belk in Alton.
Miss Bessie Weeks is visiting in Spring
field.
Mrs. Harry H. Tilbe visited in st. Louis
last week.
The Misses Mac and Agnes Drummond
have returned to East st. Louis after
being guests OF Mrs. J. II. MPike.
Mrs. W. p. Terry has returned to SPRING
field, H., after being the guest of Captain
and Mrs. H. f. Weeks in Upper Alton.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Owen visited in Jer-
SEVILLE last week.
Mrs. W. c. Gates is entertaining Mr.. A.
F. Miller of Belleville.
Mrs. Anna Carroll OF Jerseyville is a
visitor in Alton.
Mrs. Elizabeth BeallI is visiting in Pueb-
10, Colo.
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RKwOOD

Mrs. Lorraine T. tones has been in New
York. where she went to meet her son,
Maury. The later has gone to Sewanee.
Tenn, to attend college this winter.
Miss Janet Smith Of Louisiana, Mo. IS
the guest of her aunt. Mrs William D.
Biggs. for the winter. h viii attend
the High School here.
Miss Margaret Deacon has returned
from Detroit. where she spent the sum-
mer. Her grandmother. Mrs. AlIen. ac-
COMMANDED her home.
Mrs. Ada Cooper is entertaining Mrs.
Sullivan and Miss Gladys Sullivan of
Memphis.
Louis d. Rutter. who has been the or
ganist of Grace Episcopal Church. will
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Reserve Ranks Approved.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Washington. Sept. 2s.-The Comptroller
Of the Currency to-day approved the dcs-
i~gnation of the following banks as re-
serve agents:
National Bank OF Commerce and Mechznics'
National Bank. 81. Louis. for the First Ma
tional Bank. Cincinnati
Commercial National Sank. Houston. for the
Citizens National Bank. Cleburne, Tex.
A certificate was issued authorizing the
First National Bank OF Frost. Tex. to begin
business with a capital Of $500. J. L. Hal
bert: president: j. o. Duke. vice president: C.
J. Hefiu, cashier.
The corporate existence of the following ma
tional banks was extended until the close OF
Bank OF Denis. Tex. and the First National
Bank of Holton. Kas.
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Missourians in New York.

REPUBLIC ECi
New York. Sept. 2s-Among the arrivals
at the hotels here to-day were the follow
ing Missourians:
st. Louis-H. Hutch and Mrs. Hutch, ". II.
Roninger and Mrs Roninger. Hoffman: NJ
Wolff. c. A. Finley. Herald Square: II. +.
knight. V. H. Clarke. T. ) Hirschbergh. G.
willis. Waldorf: Miss x. King. Miss J. Gull
man. w. p. Cullman. p. Cullman. Mrs. p. Gull
man. Sinclair: H. F. Vogel. Imperial; A. Van
Kansas Cty-c L Merry. Manhattan; H.
switzer. Herald Square: F. G. Anderson, Cri-
terion.
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awaiting the completion of their new
home at Webster.
Miss Julia Clarke of Washington boule-
ward has just returned from a trip
through California,
The Misses Margaret and Florence Nc
Cormack departed Thursday evening for
Eureka Springs, Ark.
The Reverend William and Mrs. Elmer
have returned from their summer home
at WeQuetonsing and are at home at their
residence, No. 1898 Cabanne avenue.
Miss Blanche Karst n Miss Edison left
St. Louis last night for Denver and 9TH
er large cities of the far West. not to re-
turn home until November.
Miss Myrtle Hazard has returned after
q summer spent at the Northern resorts.
Calling cards. Mermod & Jaccard's.
The following ST. Louis people regis
tered at Boston hotels last week:
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dwight F1lley. ]. H.
Kerr. J. s. Goodfeilow. Mrs. ". E. Hob
~litzelle. Miss R~lackwelder, F. L. Wright,
F. F. Weber. c. E. Champ, @. NJ. Hoff-
Nschel. a. j. Walters. Miss Walters. E.
H Parmelee, E. A. Morse, ]. Roper, Mrs.
]. Priest, w. d. Keen. Mr.. and Mrs. A. B.
Shepley. Alfred Robyn, 4. N. Blossom,
-" 1AA SAAlo ia L - IiLAb wi allb
Mrs. L. 3. Valiant. ". G.. Durham, c. II.
Shean. H w. Simpkins.
Miss May Wolfe of California. No, is
visiting her friend. Mrs. b. S. Couch of
No. III North Spring avenue.
Among the guests from St. Louis, who
have arrived and are now ~prolonsinE their
stay at Atlanti City are Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Low. who are at the Dennis. with
W. d. Stoever. Mr.. and Mrs. j.. II. Jewish
are still at Haddon Hall. and Mrs. ].
Wolf and Mrs. z. FABIAN have returned 10
the Senate. f. Hoberg and E. E. Schoe-
ny are at the Berkeley. and Mr.. and Mrs.
A J. Davenport will remain longer at the
Dunlop. Mr.. and Mrs. II. D. Couore are
at Haddon Hall. Miss Clara L. Shackford
will remain a week at the Traymore. The
Misses Clara and Adele Zeigenhein are
at the Wiltshire. Miss NJ. Briscoe and F.
]. Briscoe are at the Chalfonte, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. Pick are at the Windsor, and p.
z. Turner at the New C1andin.
Judge Elmer B. Adams, accompanied by
Mrs. Adams ard niece. Miss Katherine
Eemple. returned yesterday from three
months vacation at Woodstock. Vt,
where the Judge has a country home. The
summer months a Y been spent by Judge
Adams in boating and fishing.
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Died From strychnIne Poisoning.

Galveston, Tex. Sept. 26.-Mrs. Louise
Pinto. aged q years, wife of George ".
Pinto. bookkeeper Of the Michigan Cable
~Company's office here. took a dose Of
strychnine a little after noon to-day and
died before medical assistance could
reach her h was apparently healthy
and happy. n assigned no reason for
her rash act.
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Doctor Lambuth at st. Johns.

Doctor W. r. Lambuth. missionary sec
rotary of the NJ. z. Church. South. will
preach this morning and tonight at st.
Johns NJ. E. Church. South. The pastor
of the church. the Reverend Doctor James
". Lee. is attending the annual confer
ence at Pennington, Mo.
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Colonial Cafe. Grand and Morgan. for
ladies and gentlemen. Catering, Gus
Weight. formerly OF Planters. ~Schubert's
String Quartette.
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Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l. Aiofs have sold
their house on Mcpherson avenue and
with their little daughter. Marie Frances,
are located at No. 1894 Olive. while
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tan College at Columbia. Miss Ruth
Mrs. Black and Miss Bessie Black of
Muscatine. Ia, a sister and niece Of the
Reverend Harry Blunt of Old Orchard,
are visiting him.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-27

Miss Cora B. Mursinna OF No. 1921 Do
der street departed last Monday evening
for a two weeks visit to Mrs James Hop
kins and other friends at Little Rock,
Ark
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Nominated for County Commissioner.

Marion. H.. Sept. 26.-The Williamson
County Democrats in mass convention
here to-day nominated Monroe BulliEer for
County Commissioner. Mr.. Bulliner, four
years ago. was elected Commissioner. Last
year he was defeated for Sheriff.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-27

Doctor n Mrs r. A. Holland have
given up housekeeping and are located at
H0Sel Berlin.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-27

Mr.. and Mrs. B. Frank Isaacs and little
daughter. Rosalind, have removed from
Paramount avenue to No. 500 Morgan
street.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-27

Mrs. Charles H. Tyler of Colorado
Springs is a guest at Hotel Berlin.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-27
IDgGE

MISS IRENE NAL.
Who will marry John Yancey Coffnan on October l.
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Mrs. John Rslston is at home again,
after four months with Western friends.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Gust.
Miss julia. Bolton OF Clinton, Mo-, is
With her aunt, Mrs. ". D. Phillips at No.
5227A Fairmount avenue.
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Judge Elmer B. Adams, accompanied by
Mrs. Adams ard niece. Miss Katherine
Eemple. returned yesterday from three
months vacation at Woodstock. Vt,
where the Judge has a country home. The
summer months a Y been spent by Judge
Adams in boating and fishing.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-27

Miss Myrtle Hazard has returned afts
q summer spent at the Northern resorts.
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Miss Blanche Karst and Miss Edison left
St. louis last night for Denver and 9th
er large cities of the far West, not TO re-
turn hons until November.