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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-10-26
OF San Francisco. Cal.

OF San Francisco. Cal.
AGENTS FOR THE
Scottish Union & National Insurance.
Company Of Edinburgh.
Wilhelma of Magdeburg General Ia.
surance Company.
Associated Assurance Company Of
Munich & Berlin.
Alliance Marine & General Assurances
Co., Ltd, of London
Royal Insurance Company Of Liver
pool, Alliance Assurance Company OF
Lon on.
Rochester German Insurance Cone
pany Of N. z.
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A CHANCE FOR AsOUITH.

London print that Mr. Asquith who has just reached
change his before the anniversary
arrives political barometer points weather the
laundering of the baqu and the
launching Liberal ship OF In that not improbable
contingency the Liberals will have to look out for new lord chan
ceor occupant of that high Office lord Hersche having
since passed choice would lie between Mr.
Asquh Hadane eminent OF Liberal lawyers
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Commercial and Travellers Letters OF
Credit issued on the Bank o. California
and N. M. Rothschild & Sons, London.
Correspondents: The Bank Of Cali
fornia, Commercial Banking Co. Of
Sydney, Ltd, London.
Drafts and cable transfers ON China
and Japan through the Hongkong ana
Shanghai Banking Corporation and
Chartered Bank Of India. Australia and
China
Interest allowed on term deposits %
the following rates per annum. viz:
Seven days notice, at 2 per cent.
Three months, at 8 per cent.
Six months, at 3lz per cent
Twelve months, at per cent.
Trust Department..
Act as trustees under mortgages.
Manage estates, real and personal.
Collect rents and dividends.
Valuable papers. wills. bonds. ETC.,
received for safe keeping.
Accountant Department..
Auditors for corporations and pr1-
vate firms.
Books examined and reported on.
Statements of affairs prepared.
Trustees on bankrupt or insolverf
estates.
Office, 924 Bethel street.
Savings Department.
Deposits received and interest allow
ed at Az per cent per annum, in ac-
cordance with rules and regulations,
copies of which may be obtained on
application,
Insurance Department.
Agents for FIRE, MARINE, LIFN.
ACCIDENT, and EMPLOYEES LA
BILITY INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Insurance office, 924 Bethel street.
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Insurance Department.

Agents for FIRE, MARINE, LIFE.
ACCIDENT, and EMPLOYEES LA
BILITY INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Insurance office, 924 Bethel street.
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THE OLDEST HORSE TRAINER.

Charles TAYLOR the oldest trainer and driver OF trong horses
o. old but still vigorous He lives
at White Junction. where he looking after horses
since boyhood that he has been off
the born Canada, but has lived nearly all his
life in the United States.
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WIN. G. IRWIN & co. Ltd.

VIM. G.. Irwin. President and Manager
Claus Spreckels. First ce-President
w. M. Giffard. Second Vice-President
II. NJ. Whitney, Jr.. Treasurer and Sec.
George w. Ross. Auditor
Sugar Factors and Commission Agents
AGENTS FOR THE
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BISHOP Z CO., BANKERS
Banking Department..
ESTABLISHED IN L;

Transact business in all departments
Of banking.
Collections carefully attended to.
Exchange bought and sold.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1903-04-15
Wednesday, April IS. 1909


the following exhibit
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-21
5 Scott. Of Monticello Semi

her guest. Miss Scott. of Monticello Semi
narT.
Miss Sadie Frields has returned to Shell
SEVILLE.
Mrs. s. ". Costley Of Granite City was a
visitor in Jerseyville.
Mrs. E. A Doolittle of Carrollton, Ill. was
a visitor in Jerseyyiile.
Miss Stella Brinton Of Jerseyvilie was the
guest Of friends in Alton.
Miss Mauce SQuier Of Jerseyviile was a
recent visitor in st. Louis.
Mrs. F. Falls OF Jerseyville has gone to
Perdan. Iii.
Mrs. Fannie Cprnyer OF Jerseyviile is the
guest Of relatives in St Louis
Mrs James Sunderland Of Jerseyyiile is a
visitor in Alton
Mrs. Edwin 8. Hyke has returned TO st.
Louis after visiting friends in Jerseyv:lle.
Miss Matte Cope Of Jerseyville was re-
cent visitor in St Louis.
Lrs. Thomas E. Ferns OF Jerseyville has
gone 10 Chicago.
Mrs. c. J. Greene Of Kane, Ill, was a re-
cent visitor IN Jerseyville.
Mss Ella Randolph Of Je-seyviilc enter
tanned Miss Lorena ChaIlacombe OF Challa-
combs. Ill. last week
Mrs. Stocked OF Jerseyville has gone to
Bethalto Ill.
Miss Anna SPENCER of JerSeyviIie was a
recent visitor in Alton.
Miss Eleanor Whitehead OF Jerseyville
: q visitor in Kane. Iii. last week
MIS- J. G. pufield OF Jerseyville has gone
't.S- -. L AsIlEeVs OF JerSeyElile Is q
visitor II Carrollton. III.
Mrs, 9 +. Little has returned 10 Kane,
Ill. after visiting friends in Alton
MS Zed Reddish % F1eldon. H.. was a
visitor in J.rseyville
Mrs. Minerva Chappell OF Jerseyville Is
entertaining Miss Lillian Williams of Alton
MSS May Francis Is entertaining Miss
70 Edwartsville to visit with Mrs. Mary
kirkpatrick
Miss Backer OF Jerseyviile has gone to 81,
ssrS Herman Rr,, ~ r.-.e,-,-,,,, .. .-,-.--
lining Miss Edith Rue Of Alton
Hrs. Roy Shafer was the guest OF Mrs
.j1Eh l)ymond in East Newber.l. III.
Mrs John Reynolds Of Jacksonville. Ill, IS
tho guest Of friends in JerSeyviIle.
Mrs. George ". Hamilton has returned TO
Jacksonville. Ill. after visiting friends in
JerSeyTile
Mrs. J. ". Roberts Of Jarseyville was q
visitor in ST. Louis last week
Nrs. Mary Boutwell, Of Je-seyville is en-
tsrlaintng Mrs. l. y. Kennedy OF Tuscola,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-21

Club Wednesday afternoon at her home in
Seventh street.
the guest Of Mrs. r r McReynolds n
Upper Alton
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Richardson and Mrs
Richard Saunders are visiting in st. Louis
Miss Adelia Randall of Owatouna, Mimi,
Will spend the summer in Alton.
Mrs. H. 6. Thompson IS visiting in Itch
Mrs. A. L Daniels is entertaining Mrs
MI, and Mrs. J. :. Stratton OF Chicago
were visitors IN Alton last week
Mrs E A Cook has returned from Jer-
seville. where she visited relatives;
Mr.. and Mrs /. J. Knox OF Mobile, Ala.
are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Streeper
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Wilson of Cleveland.
o. were visitors in Alton last week.
Miss Julia Randall has returned from Chi
Mines. J. L Cressweil and Lipincott have
returned from New London, Ia. where they
visited relatives.
Mrs. W. E. SIifer is entertaining Mrs. Will
liam Ashford OF Plainview.
Mrs ]. D. Beechan has returned to Lou
isiana, Mo-, after being the guest OF Mr.. and
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Camp departed
Saturday for Denver, Colo. where they will
Mrs. :. B. Tilton is visiting in Versailles.
Ind.
Miss Dorothy Porter of Upper Alton Is Wis
itinS in Virginia. III.
Miss Minnie Baals is visiting in Newark.
The Misses Hilda and Alice Hewitt de-
parted Thursday for Denver Colo.
Miss Dorothy Willet is entertaining Misses
Charlotte Sullivan. Agnes Sullivan and Nellie
Meagher Of Springfield
Mrs. George Dole is entertaining Mrs.
John Salvage Of Springfield. Ill.
Mrs Pearly Gates has returned to COLO
rado Springs, after visiting relatives IN
Alton.
Mrs. Charles Bishop of st. Louis is the
guest of Mrs. Mery Garner:
Misses Minnie Belt and Ella Pettinsill Of
Bunker Hill were visitors in Alton last
week
of St Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Gilbert departed
Wednesday for Cincinnati. O. where they
Miss Phoebe Holden is visiting in Jack
Miss Kate Miller is visiting in Oklahoma.
GTeenville. Iii. after being the guest Of
Miss Fife Pyrie in Alten.
Mrs. George r. Allen and Miss Sadie Platt
departed Monday for Harbor Beach, Mich.
turned from Springfield. III.
Mrs. Clay White is visiting In Chicago.
Mrs. II. L. Hollister and Miss Ida Nc
Clelland have returned to st. Louis after
visiting IN Upper Alton.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Frederick of New
York are visitors in Alton.
Mrs. I. D. Snedeker of Jerseyviile was the
guest Of Mrs. William Savage in Alton last
week
Mrs. Amelia Mahoney of Chicago was q
visitor in Alton last week.
Miss Sadie Maxfield departed Wednesday
for Silverton. Colo. TO spend tie summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. A Hamilton are visiting IN
Denver Colo.
The Misses Garde are entertaining Miss
Katherine Walsh of Springfield.
Mrs II. G.. McPike Is entertaining Miss
Minnie Moreland of ONO and Miss Annie
Porter OF Louisville. Ky.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-21
EIGHT ARE INJURED
IN CAR COLLISION.
Motorman MOber1y Unable to Operate
Break When Approaching
Crossing.

Eight persons were injured In a collision
between Spring avenue cars Nos. IS and So
at Fourteenth and Carr streets yesterday
morning One of the motormen was per-
haps fatally injured.
The injured are:
Katie Redfeld. No. c+oe Prairie avenue. Sc
we're nervous shock and internal injuries.
Mrs Annie Hartnett, No. 2T25 Gamble
street. scalp wounds. bruises on hips and
body.
Eva Hartnett. same address. cut and
bruised
Miss Frances Kraemer. No. 1852 Glasgow
avenue. cuts and bruises.
J. NJ. Moberly. notorraan of car ss: No.
1S5S North Garrison avenue: internal in
juries and badly bruised body.
George A. Meinburg No 3.U5 Cote Bril-
Iiarte: left arm and left leg dislocated
Michael Haley. No. 113l North Third
street. and H. H. Moller. No. 49, Knapp
street; bruises.
Car No. 52s. carrying thirty-fvs passen-
gers. was east bound on Carr street. No.
IS was going north on Fourteenth street.
There is a steep down grade on both streets
at this point
When car No IS neared the crossing Mo-
quate and his efforts to stop the car futile.
He could not prevent it crashing into the
side of the east-bound car.
Doctors Boogher and Sturhohn attended
the injured and sent them to their homes.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-21
ALTON.

Mrs John Carter il entertaining Mrs.
Rose Mathews Of Whitehall. Ill
Doctor and Mrs. Stanley a. Mckay de-
parted Thursday for Michigan, where they
vii spend he summer.
Ms. I. N Dorsey Is entertaining Mr.
and Mrs Blair NcCa-nbridge of St Louis
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ". Flynn Of St Louis
were visitors in Alton last week
Ar. and Mrs. F .. Sachs OF Chicago are
visitors in Alton.
Miss Ethel Hewitt has returned to ST.
Louis after visiting friends in Upper Alton.
Ms. Leia Graistang departed Wednesday
fC- TusCon. Ariz.
NJ. ard Mrs. William Robb have returned
"a =. Louis after being the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Elfsen in North Alton
Miss Julia Buckmastsr is visiting in Chi
caso-
N-s. Charles Rodemeyer is entertaining
Miss Ruth Brolaski Of St. Louis.
Mrs. J. T. AtchisOn is entertaining Mrs.
BENJAMIN Foster OF JerseyTille.
Mrs. Fred Bell has returned to Chicago
after visiting IL Alton.
Mrs Z. J. Cook Of Upper Alton IS the
guest % relatives at Raymond. III.
Miss Emma Reppert is visiting in Web
ster Groves No.
Mrs. J. II. McPike IS entertaining Miss
Agnes prummond Of East St Louis
Miss May Francis isenter tanning Miss
Dot MONTGOMERY Of Jerseyville.
Nj. and Mrs. c. Q. Fowler are visiting
MrS. Frances Nook entertained the Holly
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-21
COLLINSVILLE, ILL.

Mrs Ida Anderson and son. Robert. were
guests az Ms Peter Bieiler sunday.
Joe Llrnashl and son Of ST. Louis. were guests
OF Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lunash. Sunday.
Miss Florence Look visited friends in XIX
wood last week.
The Reverend II. Il. Branch Of Lexington. Ky.
spent the week in CoilinsTtlls.
Mr.. Frank Guillaul and Miss Nora BurTouHi;s
of Edwarisvtile. Ill. visited friends here sun
day.
driven on: By the high water in East -. LOUIS,
were the guests OF Mr. and Mrs; Hyatt last week
NyrOn Peers. accompanied BY some friends,
started al tie foot OF the Collinsville BLUFFS
Sunday in the yacht Leila. and visited the Tri-
Cities
Mrs L P. Kraf. spent Thrrsda;, in St Louis
\ ball Was given Monday night az the Temper
ance Hall b. the Relief Committee. The Collins
VILE fund reached almost $500 besides Provisions
and clothing The ladies' in charge OF soliciting
and Distributing clothing were Mrs A CIauen.
Parker, Ben Raymond. Z. Gsrd!ns. ". G. Bur
ror.shs Hamilton and Miss Florence Earkleroad.
Conccrda Brede. daughter q Martin Brede. is
years old died ut the home OF her parents Thurs
day morning She had only been III 4 few days
OF fever
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-21
HANNIBAL, MO.

r Msss Ehsl Birch sns aaf ss Orr HAY.
Mrs. T. D FerF ls q. Atlanta. H'S Ga!' has re-
turned home after visit to her brother. J. L.
Ms. c |. Gregory OF shelbina is visiting Mrs
Miss uIa Downing has returned to her home in
Fpiion, afte5 list With Mrs. !; P Richards;
Msss q rst. MGE IN Il the e,y City Colo is the
Miss Edna Dre-cheS is Visiting in poniphaa.
| Nj. and Mrs. NJ. J. skinner Of Lagrange. who
hsys been the guests OF MI ard Mr.. c. o.
Mrs Adam rhsis and chi chilaren i4R have gone 10
Colorado SPRINGS 70 spent the summer
ar guests e Il: and Ms. !, /: strong;
Ne ana M 3 go Is i ssys In GSsaS from
'h MIS-. setat Ling 's as Martha are visiting
Mrs Ben p "a q s.. L.ui; is the guest of
Mss sze Pasoa a sas s returned n s to her home
in Pueblo Cello.
AK. are l guests Q; NJ and Ms Thomas ROB.
s1s s Hasss A.f Tas has
ders2a; dsDartsd wednssdas Tor Moresviiie. Ina.
.s s Tf Miss ks''f Ella Day Goodrich to
William c Parker took place Wednesday even;
Mrs. cha1ncy Goodrich. the Reverend Levi Mar
Taos ei B4sses from cut o. town were Mr. and
Mrs. samuel Parker. Bucklia: Mo-, Bert Fish
sand Il s MI sas 4 Ms. w Fiji Pa sss
RushvilIe III: Mrs. c Turner and Miss Turner
Shelhna: Mrs T. c. Woods and Mrs. Myers
Quincy.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Hardy of osawatornie Kas
the guests 81 Mr.. and Mrs. y. y. Bib.
, Sr. an! Mrs, I. y Arnold are visiting Sena
tor and Mrs. r. A. FNilk In bloomington Ill
Judge and Mrs. F. L. Scofield have returned
from a visit in Canton. No.
Mrs. c 5. Baird has returned to her hons in
Kansas City.
Mrs Joseph BrinkrnaH is visiting in Fayette.
Warren Drescher OF Denver. Colo. is via ing
Mrs Alice Giles of GlenwoOd. Ill. is visiting
In the city.
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MRS. B. F. REEVES.
Who was Miss Florence Scott of Paducah.

KatRsrns. are visssns IN ke sRa 's1sh'e' MI"
Miss Kathryn LakeEnan has returned to her
Miss Bessie Nspan1elts;. WIG has been the
10 her home in ciarksviils. ''',1 '''-
Ms Ernest Eowkes IS v; sdss in Hissss
Montana for a v:si, of a few. weeks
evening Those present rom out of town were:
Mss Of NAY sh & 4 pas M sns s5 aa
Schole. Of St Louis
NJ. and MIS- e, e: W; Bower Bower Of Paris; No:
Misses Elsie Cooler Helen Duscher ard 10y
Mrs Alfred Franklin smith. Who has been III.
TO her home Il k55k. e 1,v,..r,n.
surnes: home. after a visit to Mr.. and Mrs war
rsn Dakin The Misses Dorothy and Kntheryn
pakin accompanied her. and win be her guests
Mrs r G. DuIany hiss returned from a visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas W. Boulware have re-
turned to their home In Monroe City. after a
Mrs Joe Burnett Of New London spen. a few
days with relatives in The city this week
Miss Edith sranhau, has returned from visit
Miss Noble Cummings and Miss Victoria seob.e
of Perry guests OK Nj. and Mrs. J. l.
Miss Clifton pulany is visiting friends in Dem
Nj Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. La,hrop o: Len.ner ars
visiting friends IN the city.
c, Mas sn aossriy. No ts Inc guest CT MT" l.
Mr. and Mrs. c E Hl1,on returned Monday
| from a short visit to Judge and Mrs. John By
rum. in Lsntner. Mo-
CUES, OF her parents. Doctor and Mrs. G. H.
] Smith few days this week
Misses Mary and Dee SpaldInE departed Monday
| for Phoenix. Ariz-. to spend the summer.
Misses Angeline and Elizabeth Ptndell enter
,ain-d THURSDAY afternoon in honor OF Miss Olive
/ Ptndell and Miss Foster Of MINNEAPOLIS. MINI.
Mrs. Theodore Bsaee Of Paris. No. was CUES:
| Miss Edith Middleton is visiting in ST Louis
Mrs Thomas Bacon and daughter. Miss Ethel,
are home from Philadelphia
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-21
CuNARD LINE wITHDRAws.
Objects to White Star Service on
Friday.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York. June @-The long-anticipated
disruption OF the North Atlantic passenger
agreement has at last occurred The Gu
nard Line has served notice OF its with
6rawal from that conference. The notice
will become effective July L
One of the reasons assigned for the with
drawal OF the company Is that 1t objects TO
the White Star Line as the chief company
OF the Morgan Transatlantic combina ton.
dispatch!ng steamers on Friday.
When the agreement was signed. several
years ago. the White Star Line gave its
sailing schedule as Wednesday, but with
the addition of steamers of the Cedric.
Celtic and Arabic type the company went in
for Friday departures from this side
Ftends of the Cunard Line, which Is not in
the Morgan combination. say that these
sailings were in direct opposition to the Gu
nard's service which includes the departure
of mall and passenger boats from both sides
on Saturdays
Friends Of the Morgan combination say
that the question of Friday sailings, as APP
Piled to the White Star Line, Is a simple
excuse of the Cunards to get out Of the
agreement that ii made, and. with the aid
O. the British Government inaugurate a
lively contest against the ship combina ton.
Vernon H. Brown. the American head OF
the Cunard Line. WIS not available to-day.
but at the company's Offices 1t was limited
that the withdrawal was absolute
Some steamship men are of the opinion
that the Cunard Lines action indicates the
early beginning Of rate var.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-21
sIOBERLY.

Mss ss , and Mae ssas. sa4ssy
street, Miss Eta Estili Of Estil Howard Cour-
No s .as wiz Fses cut u dSers and palms The
evening delightfully."- spent with mus an;
Kiss Minnie F1cklin won the arst prize and Miss
AdI.e white received the consolation prize 6.
M e Ws,s Mr.. erenRs rSSg we're
PANIED horne by Mrs GeSrFe EansSan MANI anf a Str
MS John Morrison ard tauEh,sEs. Marie and n:
MS Misses 81 ETsine Hail OF Holiday and Olivia
homes after a pleasant visit with Miss Seva
Charles Wallace and wife are guests Of NJ.
| and Mrs. Robert Johnson durinE Carnival Week
Miss Bessie Robinson visited in Mexico taars-
Miss Ursula Gray Of Huntsville is the Tuess Of
a.s Maas s aEd has rs A toaa
TENDED .r;p to cSlifoEn'a sanp,oa have returned
to their home in chiii.co,ne. after brief visit
route Ute 10 visit friends In seial!s. stopped OF in
Moberly and visited relatives Tor snort '''he
Miss Gertrude Harlan Is spending zs,,s s:w days
Miss s0ascs 6. csns M an. and 81 NF and Mrs
Park Dunn are carnival guests OF Ar. and Mrs.
'H Il 5 Cee;on of Salisbury arrived Wednesday
and will remain during the carnival
Mrs L>oonsr NJ. Wood OF Salisbury Is Sisi'-
Mis- RUBY Lamb Of Jacksonville is spending
;he week with Mcberiy friends.
Miss Moll,e SIdner Of Monroe CITY Is mere
attending the BEDSIDE OF her sister. Lucy ornoy.
at the home OF L. G. Grimes
Mics Ruby Lamb Of JacksoaTiile Il Ihe guest
of 4. W Klncaid and wife. ,,.-
Miss Mabel Russell. who has been attsndins
school at Marshall No. is the guest OF Miss
Lena Ingram After few days she VIII re-
turn to her nome in BLOOMINGTON. Ia
Miss Mayme sharp OF Marshall Is the guest
OF Misses yIra and Vesta Curran-
Misses Dick.rson and Patterson Of Fayette
are spending Carnival Week with Miss ScoItie
Mis-. Bessie Robertson entertained twenty five
vn,;ng ladies TUESDAY afternoon. the occasion
being a linen shower in honor OF her friend.
Miss Gertrude Rice OF St Louis; who Is 20
marry w = Bowers Of Aohe.lE June ~
The Robertson home was artisticaily decorated
MIS- Esteiie GiaIhrsath % Centralia is the guest
OF her cousins Misses clara and Maud Gal
Mrs. r. C. Clay and children OF, Wichita.
Kss who have been visiting Mrs. Phil Satsree.
departed fer their home "Wednesday.
Mrs Charles Sapiesou and Mrs. David Grit
fifth of Huntsville are spending Carnival Week
with Mrs. VIII Sandeson. 49,,
Miss Nayrn- Williams OF Macon and Mrs
Clinton OF St Louis are visiting Mrs John
Ms. Sylvia Collins OF Hannibal who has
bssn the guest Of Mis-. Annie Arthur. returned
Vt and Mrs W. W Narl Of ST, Louis have
isnartai for their home. after a pleasant visit
with Nrs Charles ouayle.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-21
MASSACHUSETTS COAST.

Special Correspondence Of The SUNDAY Republic.
Boston. Mass. June en-Mrs. V. VI. Ben
son. NJ. P; Benson. Miss Susie Benson OF
Laclede. Mo. and Mrs. Doctor ]. F. Nc
Arthur Of Cameron. Mo. are season guests
OF the Reverend and Mrs. James c. Baker
at Ashland. Mass
houses more Western guests during the
season than most of the north-shore hotels
has already booked many St. Louis and
Kansas City people. among them being Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Carter and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank V Hammer of St
Louis. and Mr.. and Mrs. e ". Smith. Colo
mel and Mrs. W r. Nelson and family.
Miss Laura McCurdy and Mrs. George II.
Nettleton OF Kansas City
Boniface Ora Paige expects about TWEEN
~ st, Louis people Will arrive for the sea-
son the first Of the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Walsh OF Dallas
Tex. are registered at Young's Hotel VIM
throp. Mass. They will remain during the
at the White Mountains
W. W. Brown OF the Fort William Henry
E HSf s bsokih ks 81 " sDOrIz
Adirondack hotel. which is owned BY the
Hudson Valley Railroad Company. is al
family OF st. Joseph. No. are early arriv-
Mr. and Mrs William T. Whitman of
Paris Tex. arrived this week at Plymouth
Mass. and have opened their beautiful
house on Chiffon street. where they expect
to do much entertaining.
rived in Boston this week, many waiting
over to enjoy the Bunker Hill celebration
before going 10 their summer homes.
Registered at the Westminster is F. c.
Nnushten Houston Tex: American House
". H Anderson. oledo. H.: Adams House.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Walton and F. D. Walsh
Of St Louis; J. ". Armenian. Kansas City,
Mo: Copley SQUARE Hotel. H. h Beacham,
Kansas City. Mo.
Youns's Hotel. ". L Ladd. Galveston.
Tex; ". E. Perry. Fort Worth. Tex
Brunswick HoteI-H. C. Hicks Galveston.
Tex Boston Tavern-T. K. Keller Fort
Wayne, Ind The VendomeU. s. Treat,
Miss Jennings. St. Louis. Berkley Hotel
E 6. Graham. Graham. Tex. United States
-Sonus. Kansas City. Mo. Revere House
N C. X. Parker. Winona Ind. Adams
Louis. Savoy. ". Tinker. St Louis Ho-
tel Lenox-N. X. Potter. South Bend. Ind
!. Parker Housed. Tiffany. Mr. and Mrs,
N R Bugiey. St Louis: H. s. GrundIey
Urbana. III: c. II. May. Galesburg, Ill: II.
d. Jordan Dallas. Tex.
The Touraine : Miss ]. J. Blair. F. E.
Fowles. ST. Louis: Mrs. ]. Shearn. Miss b.
Shearn Houston. Tex: Mr.. and Mrs w s.
| Pratt Elkhart. Ind. The victoris-SIiss W.
/ e Mitchell. Miss G. a. Mitchell. st. Louis;
4 Essex Hotel-B. R Cramer. ST. Louis; P A
. wesiminster-F P. Goodward, Kansas
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-21
MENICO. MO.

Doctcr and Mrs. H X. Hlnde have announcsi
the marriage Of their DAUGHTER. Miss Anne D.
to Louis L. Eu-khsad ot Mexico City. Nsxito
n II. -
30, tba rT,ast az her mother Mrs Joseph Soyd.
in his citv he {. gone Fulton. where she is the
guest O! Mrs Greer D. Mccall
Mr. and Mrs Joseph wilkins are home from G.
v!sit In 81. Louis
war. quietly u1arrted at the home OF the mother
Of the bride in woodlawn place "Wednesday even
ing bv the Reverend A. \. Wallace
Miss MARY lockwood has returned 20 her home
in - i-9uIs after visiting Miss Grace McIntiT.
NJ and Ms I y Vaughn recently mar
ried in Jefferson City. have come TO this city
to remain.
guest OF relatives in this city
Mrs P. p Nicholas entertairr her s.stsr-
Mrs H p Rodulan. OF Pierce City. during the
week
Mr.. and Mrs Eon pssrtnz who were mar
returned To their horne in this CITY The bride
was Miss Virginia Richardson CT 81. Louis