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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-01-12
BISHOP'&CO.
BANKERS
Bstsblished In 1855.

BANKING DEPARTMENT.
Transact business In all departments
Of Banking.
Collections carefully attended to.
Exchange bought and sold.
Commercial and Travellers Letters
OF Credit issued on The Bank of CALI
fornia and N. M. Rothschild & Sons,
London.
correspondents-The Bank Of Call.
fornis, Commercial Banking Co. Of
Sydney Ltd, London.
Drafts and cable transfers on China
and Japan through the Hongkong &
Shanghai Banking Corporation and
Chartered Bank Of India, Australia
and China.
Interest allowed on term deposits at
the following rates per annum. viz:
sTen days notice, at 2 per cent
Three months, at 8 per cent
Six months, at 8 ~ per cent.
Twelve months, at 4 per cent
TRUST DEPARTMENT.
Act as Trustees under mortgages.
Manage estates (real and personaD.
Collect rents and dividends.
Valuable. papers. Wills, Bonds, etc.,
received for safe.keeping.
ACCOUNTANT DEPARTMENT.
Auditors for Corporations and Pri.
vate Firms.
Books examined and reported on.
Statements OF Affairs prepared.
Trustees on Bankrupt or Insolvent
Estates.
OFFICE, s24 BETHEL ST.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
Deposits received and interest al.
owed at 4 1.2 per cent per annum, in
accordance with Rules and Regula.
ions, copies Of which may be obtained
on application.
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
Agents for Fire, Marine Life, Acct.
dent and Employers Liability insur.
anee Companies.
Insurance Office, e24 Bethel ST.
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REAL EsTATE-F0R SALE
Improved.
IMPORTANT FOR RENTERS.

IMPORTANT FOR RENTERS.
why have you paid rent for 80 long, and
now have nothing to show for It? Are you
s sSH aHi' Sb sss 4a Is 4 ,rrn
will place you in home of your own and your
rent will pay for it '..t
Do you know tbo we are the only eompany IN
your money? s--.'r. = .s De-.
Why? Because we are the only company
that gives you deed in your own name and
taking only a mortgage as security.
Are you aware that this secures your home
had contract, your home would be liable to
pc taken from you any time. unless you have
the deed In your own name, as we furnish It..
the oldest and strongest trust company In st.
10 xod 5aks Of st nc &
aOIar OF your money, the security for 1t,
IL always In their vaults.
we protect your family in event of death
~ ~ buying policy of life insurance on. your
Aite, enough to pay for your home IL you
shond die We have made Provisions that the
i we are local company. When you pay us
your money 1T Is not used to pay for home III
some other city, where the company did bust.
ness before they came here, but 1t is used to
Suy or build home for You and your neigh
WE ARE AN INCORPORATION, ORGAN.
I 1.II UNDER THE LAWS OF MINNESOTA.
WITH 4 CAPITAL OF 500, 900. AND OUR
IAIRONS ARE NOT LIABLE FOR ANY or
OUR DEBTS.
ool Be warned There is liability in mutual
company; every member is liable for the
we make loans out of the city also
IL you want home on small monthly nav
write ~' -'A VIA
NORTHWESTERN
CONSOLIDATED
HOME
pr,pr1,. x.,, COMPANY.
PUBLIC WILL PLEASE TAKE NOTICE:
our offices have been removed to more COM
nloaious quarters We are now located at
su suit ofo. Temple Court building, where we
VIII De able to meet all our patrons and to
lake care OF our business in a more efficient
o"lng to the rushing business of this COM
pany: we had to remove to more commodious
quarters. >'iouiou'
Don forget the number. $40 Temple Court,
corner Hennepin and Washington avs
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farm Lands.
Continued.

RED LAKE RESERVATION LANDS, OPEN
ing Nov. 1O.2-Our examination of the Red
Lake en observation rat lands to be opened Nov
and only 'S44 quarter sections Of the entire
area is found u be dry land, Of which one
third Is choice, one third medium, and one
third worthless, all scattered on 1874 town
ships within territory of 11U miles long and
100 miles wide. The good claims within a
radius of 70 miles of Cass Lake, Bemidji,
Bagley, Crookston aud Thief River Falls.
Will not exceed 125 quarter sections. Most ali
desirable claims within that distance of these
towns squatted upon by actual settlers
who have , precedence over entrymen, and We
contested by, one or more persons. There
are choice claims for thousands OF landseek-
ers on excellent free government land, out
side Of the reservation, which can be taken
under the regular homestead laws and on
which there can be no dispute over the en-
g try, and which can be proved up free In five
years or committed after fourteen months at
$1.25 per acre. Such land can also be taken
under the stone and timber act, at $3.50 per
acre, requiring residence or improvements.
Call at our office or inclose 2-cent stamp for
a complete statement showing IN detail every
requirement and conditions of lands avail
able. Our statement is more complete than
any other issued. Northwestern Homestead
Locating Co.., general office 12O Temple CouA,
corner Hennepin and Washington avenues,
Minneapolis. MINI. St. Paul office, 376
Robert street. I
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1oz;AcsE FARM WITH FINE E Su1 Z 80 8
1eoacre farm adjoining ne lake % miles ,ro
MinneaL olis, So, 200. ~ S A'o1'
oo farm al new house and barn, miles
2o6 acres, fine farm, % miles from Minnaano,,s.
Viii exchange for house in Minneapolis or st.
eo,acre farm with stock. crop and machinery
n In Ste :, aoo county near st. Cloud adjoining
12o,acre farm. .stearns county, Sc miles from
Minneapolis, $500 cash, balance on time.
lz9 IT, 81 elaE o1 9am clay subso tearns
soacre clay subsoil farm in Wright county: 10
acres acre under cultivation; As acres timber pas
head cattle, span of horses spring and Inn
t per wagon a pows slegh cultivator and other
;re w9 miles
Call for our printed list Of farms and land.
All above farms and land are near depots.
seho9s, cr San and market timber and
~''" gG I'll ss e re s!'ns ( c est'
Boston Block. Minneapolis.
o 0 o O.ro5&o % o O O O O
o o 0 o o G . o Q o o
Q $4,000 FOR POULTRY AND FRUIT o
Q Il taken at once. Buildings. all new; near Q
r ries; Lea u Soo city and bound to sell
Q ADDRESS 1905 500, JOURNAL 5s - o
Q Q 5000 : 90. = s 90 : .
. so 0 . . Q 0
9 s2#"%= 'a.o0 S RRa ACRE. / 4 3
For fine. nearly level prairie land near o
towns and railroads, adapted to wheat and 0
stock raising. j 0
H. PETERSON & CO.. .
419 New York Life Bldg, o
Minneapolis, MINI. o
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'... ACRES. FARMS.
} 80 acres, near Wayzata 40 acres fine
timothy and clover. 200 will buy
- it. Land no better, exactly one-half
} mile from it, sold for $500 per acre.
} 40 acres, only about 10 miles from city
} hall, at a snap.
$40 acres, one and a-half miles from city
limits, on Nicollet av, 81, 400.
} 20 acres, on North Side, near city limits;
splendid soil; stream of water flows
} throuh it; $500 per acre. Nothing
, near it for less than $14O per acre
4oo-acre stock farm" Everything in per
rect condition Can be bought way
} below its actual value.
1872 acres, inside city limits. Beautifully
located. Splendid soil. Taxes low.
Little over half its real value will
get this snap. Look it up 80.
M1NNETONKA> PROPERTY,
See us for anything you want II We
haven't IT, we will look it up.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FARMS.
FARM LOAN AND LAND DEPARTMENT
DAVID, c.. BELL INVESTMENT CO.
Ill South Fourth St.
O o o q n a
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Improved.
Continued. "a
$s,5oo-E oath NEAR NICoLLET, ROOMS,
modern, hot water heat. It's cheap.
$3,20O--f1X150, 18th Sc, z rooms, modern
except heat: nice, corner lot.
$o,OOO--lOSX125, w 4Oth st, near Lake Harriet,
y 8 rooms, city water In kitchen, cellar,
= cistern and small barn. very pretty home
Beautiful shade. This Is In Cottage City
addition. -'A
So, 50O--56xl31. Alden av, In st. Anthony Park
nice I-roon house, cellar, water. and fur
mace. a..s- -s. ...---.. "rsa.3 Z, II. H. Ts.,s
81, 500--30xl2S, Stevens az, near 25th, rooms
modern except heat; open plumbing; special
reason for selling. d. 49, -
Call for my new catalogue of houses, just out
1t contains a large number OF good houses at
be low prices FIX, ~
WALTER L. BADGER, st
300 Oneida Block. H.
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE

.sPLENp1D LIST OF EXCHANGES,
640.acre Minnesota improved Farm, exchange
5000 acres North Dakota land, $40 per acre.
Trade part or all for merchandise or hardware.
5000 Ha1axs1s and $1,000 Building, for Iowa
s2o-acre Minnesota farm, $3.50 per acre.
EXCHANGE for $1,000, Hardware;
Trade for Drugs and Jewelry, Hardware OF
ns scdss4s minnesota Farm, 1na.ov,a SAT 5o
MI la 60 Minnesota Farm, $1,000 per acre.
Trade for Merchandise. =
J. u. MILLER, Herman. MINI.
EXCHANGE BEAUT1FTL FLORIDA ORANGE
grove with 40 acres of good land and large
frontage on sea sea coast bearing orange grove,
telephone and mail route; will exchange for a
G desirable g. home il, in Minneapolis Ho1n &
AhRa AND M1MEY TG
exchange for improved farm; a 2OO-acre i'm
proved farm to exchange for nine or ten;reoa
ward to 9o exchange n for vacant lots c. A. Qust
CORNER, BUSINESS BUILDING, BRICK
os 2s GE ptF %as s
full B sse $751; fs'" cas aR
TWO QUARTER SECTIONS ExoELLENT
farming land, near live town, railroad center
and county seat, to exchange for stock of
goods or furnished hotel. What have you :?
North Star Realty Co., Bank Of Commerce.
TO ExCHANGE-REAL ESTATE, TWO 70
four, quarter sections; good timber land, in
mining stock. general merchandise Owners
only. 4531, Journal " ....5'
EXCHANGE-LARGE FINE CORNER INSIDE
OF 10th st, with good-sized house; fine for
fats or apartments. VIII take clear prop
erty for equity. Hoflin & Conrad Co., 513
Phoenix
CLEAR LANDS, HOUSES, FLATS, STORES,
Blocks; Ranches, Farms Merchandise, Horses,
Factories. to exchange. Write details fully
In first letter. NJ. P. Hobart, Phoenix Bldg.
WILL EXCHANGE MY leo.ACRE FARM IN
kandiyohi county, for clean stock groceries
or, general mercha ndise. Answer quick. Ad-
dress 4422 journal.
HAVE AN s0.AORE FARM, PARTLY Gull
tivated, in Kandiyohi county, to exchange
for small house and lot. W. II. Gould,
4O5 Boston Block.
WILL TRADE MY RIGHT TO 1eo ACRES OF
government land in North Dakota for horses.
200 I'd ut s. Carl j. Erikson. ~
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Farm Lands.

WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR YELLOW
pine in the Soft Yellow Pine Belt This tim
White Pine Of Wisconsin, and Michigan. Can
aM be logged with big wheels. No fire risk
LANDS WE CONTROL AND CAN DELIVER:
20. 900 acres, average 1000 to the quarter sec
ton. Price $3.50 per acre.
10000 acres, average 1000 to the quarter Sec
ton. Price So per acre
1000 acres, average 1000 to the quarter sec.
ton. Price So per acre.
5000 acres, average $500 to the quarter sec.
ton. Price 50 per acre.
1900 acres, spruce and hemock;. average
$500 to the quarter section. Price So per
acre. Et 81 IN ~ 3R.ls Is ~.
CERTIFIED FOREST RESERVE SCRIP In large
and small amounts at the market price. nv
References furnished. Correspondence So
licited. Address
AMERICAN TIMBER CO..
E. NJ RunS an, Mgr. Marauama Bldg, Portland
Oregon.
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Unimproved.
UNIMPROvED lots

UNIMPROvED LOTS.
$s00-40x1s, fronting Riverside Park.
Seoo-4o512s, Adams st NE, between 18th and
- lfth avs, west front. .
5ox165-Corner Of Monroe and goth ay NE,
fronting south and east.
$429-53x165, 9th st NE, between Goth and 22d
avs NE, east front
$e25-4Ox11s, Oakland av between 33d and 34th
SITS, west front.
$3O0--5Ox122, 18th nv S, near 35th ST. fine 1ot 49,.
sloo-5ox122, Bloomington av, inside 37th,> east
front. :
$500 to $4o0-Fair Grounds addition Franklin
and Path av.
Lots from $50 and upward.
WALTER L.. BADGER,
300 Oneida Block. "
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$40, ooo-6ox1ss, FREMONT Av 8, INSIDE gath,
10 rooms.
ss600-5sS134, Aldrich, inside 22d IL rooms
: (new).
s6,o0o-4211ls, Portland av, inside 31st, 10
S52oo-iox12s, Aldrtch av s, inside 25th. 8
rooms (new).
S5oo0-54x12s. corner, inside of 2sth st, near
Hennepin av. 9 rooms.
$f6Oo-45x165, Piilsbury av, inside 29th, s rooms
(new).
s4,5oo-42x12s, 9th av, near Like st. 10 rooms
(new).
s4aoo--4ox11s, Park av, near a1st, rooms
(newl.
s4.ooo-4ox12s, Fremont nv s. near 9th, 8
rooms
ooSx1Ss II Holmes av s near $40 rooms
The above properties are all In good condi-
ton and most Of them are nearly new. They arc
modern with one or two exceptions. and all
in good locations Full particulars will gladly
be, given application. Call for our new
catalogue of houses just out. 1t contains a
large number of splendid properties. Many Of
them are frst-cass and prices are low.
WALTER j.. BADGER,
300 Oneida Block
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WALTER l.. BADGER
300 Oneida Block.
HOUSES FOR SALE.

So, 500-That extraordinary bargain in house,
1882 Portland av: fine oak finish to four rooms
Saq reeeRon large Kitchen and
cellar stairways; full basement with good
laundry and hot air and hot water furnace.
-Four large bedrooms second floor, with
fully equipped bathroom: attic stairs wide.
making this splendid room easily. and com
fortably accessible. This house is cleverly
designed and we'll built has two mantels and
CRATES, polished floors, electric bells, gas and
gas fixtures; is newly decorated and in splen-
did condition; faces east of our best
avenues This house would cost to build to-
day $500; the lot is worth $1,000; total.
$500: will sell for $4,000 complete; per,
feet title; house open for inspectin Edmund
G. Walton, 300 Hennepin.
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why have you paid rent for 80 long, and
now have nothing to show for it? Are you
not aware that the
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-31

REAL HsrAF fSs =: SSSfAbs. LOANS
House on Holmes ' az, near Lake st, 0 rooms,
all modern Something good, s. 200. 9oS madam
.ss 9th ass St the n al
e1 dscd% $500 Il before 0s the 10Th
House on I'd Az and sist st. Thoroughly modern
in fine repair. Can be had for 81 200 This
property has a good stable and is certainly
VACANT.
Some fine lots in Linden Hills; also some
Lot on 31st st and Chicago av. The owner
Is willing to sacrifice II sale be made at
II you are in the market for Real Estate
Of any k the bs let us tax WIN ny sn we
We look out for the interest of the buyer
and the seller. -.
SToP PAYING RENT. OWN YOUR HONE.
SOMETHING NEW.
't HOME BUILDING CONTRACT
That will suit yoo. No other like it.
AMOUNT, TINE and PLAo2
tbs Fixed by you. a.
EVERYTHING SURE.
81 &r NOTHING UNCERTAIN.
-. . ~
CALL NOW
- And Investigate our new Contract
RENT ACTUALLY PAYS FOR YOUR HOME
CITIZENS HOME BUILDING COMPANY,
4o4 Day ton Building .r
frt S. 10 Nicollet Av. 81 e.
ss,4oo-coLUMpus Av NEAR gath, 8 ROOMS,
+ ... partly naodern; easy terms viii be made. 4.
$1,S00-2Gth av s. near 9th st: three houses
renting for 1914 month; easy terms
$2,10o-2S129, Queen nv N 10 rooms. arranged
into two Broom fats, cellar, cistern and
5@ barn, &c., 05..7
& st5oo-aax110 18th az s, near 9Th ST. rooms.
city water, good condition.; rents SIS
month.
s1750--50x12s, 4th av,, inside 10th. 5 rooms. city
water in yard; might cut price for all cash.
sS2,10O-50x150. Sd nv 2Tth rooms. city
water and gas. Fine condition; east front
sgG54 lot. a' r. & .-r .'. ~
sl.o5o--Motor av near Lake st. ! rooms, city
water. ~ fi.-..... =
so5o-Irying av N. near 10th, 8 rooms.
S1,D00-11th av, near 2Sth st. Z rooms
Il ss50--2Sth st, near Goth. av, 6 rooms.
araa Ask for catalogue Of bargains. EGaA
. s-: WALTER L. BADGER,
800 Oneida Block.
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worry, too PLAN. of real estate State
$l,ooo-Bnys Garfield av S-room house ceIar
Wen. clstern. city water in yard: lnrpa
60 ezo lot; !, Well located and a good purchase.
9th ST. "' "a vi
S4'cOomBuys house of seven rooms with LOT
satl also barn and shop, ON 9Th ST. near
20 'ooIBuys that new up.to-date house ON 1ry
Ing ay S. 31st st, rooms hot water
heat, large lot 6Ox12S to alley; this model
nome must be seen to be appreciated
Terms easy.
S3,o00.For an investment or a home In soutb
elnneapolis, near the banks Of the beaut-
ful mississippi. commanding fine view
up hl', ana down the river. new 4-room fiat
40 ma Terms easy. Investigate this
s@'2oo-Buys cosy little home OF eight rooms
cellar. city water. nice mantel built for a
nome by day work; nice lawn shade trees
stone stone walk close in, 9Th and
%o'"oo-ohly Tor inside property that will pay
good rate Of interest OH the investment
and sure to advance In value; consider
the size OF lot and location: 5s1165: alley
on the side. 9Th st inside of Stb ay:
one, other proposition on Vine place and
14th av; | would like to have the investor
90 -o look up these bargains
$6o0O--A fully up-to. date modern house In Sum
INSIDE district; 10 rooms. all finished In
most fastidious, with beam ceiling. full
panel watnscoting. hardwood seats window
seats, large kitchen with every known con-
OF plumbing throughout; servants water
closet, laundry trays, frst-class heating
plant; fronts east large lot, with
wood barn: stone walks, fine lawn, with
trees: this property must be to be
j. A. WALTERS,
'|..~- New York Life.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

HOUSES FOR SALE.
So. 50O-That extraordinary bargain In q house,
1882 Portland ay: fine oak finish to four rooms
and reception hall; large kitchen and pantry.
with particularly comfortable back porches and
cellar statrways; full basement with good laun-
large bedrooms on second floor, with fully
equipped bathroom; attic stairs wide. making
this splendid room easily and comfortably ac-
we'll built; has two mantels and CRATES, pol
tshed floors. electric bells. gas and gas fixtures;
is newly decorat ted and in splendid condition;
faces cast on one of our best avenues. This
house would cost to build to-day $500; the lot
Is worth $1,000; total. So 700; l will sell for
So, 800 complete: perfect title; house open for
inspection. Edmund 6. Walton 800 Hennepin.
FOR SALE By sANBoRN,
355 Temple Court.
looIl4o acres acres, tenroom ,d brick house
full set farm buildings, cuts 100 tons hay,
ten miles north; easy terms.
$500 per acre, five, tea twenty acres,
Penn av N. near 4oth; flne for garden
1,5O0-Twelve- room house, three lots at
Camden.
$51o-Four rooms, two lots, well, etc,
Camden.
goth; $50 handles TINS, and monthly pay
ments
$l,5oo-Iigh lot, Portland and Goth; fine.
$575-Two lots. Washington av N and SD.
S. ooo-lloxls4, BEAUTIFUL CORNER Lot,
With With, very ;y pretty ret Groom modern house hard
out mantel and crate, beautiful bathroom.
open plumbing, house nicely decorated attic,
large basement. laundry, servants closet fur
mace. etc. Large barn, double box STALL large
$1,000 to build and Is nearly new. Fine lawn
and trees, 1rstclass neighborhood. Location.
Harriet. Just the place for one who enjoys
nature at Its best. Special reason for sell
WAITER (: BADGER,
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W AII1ER =. BADIEH,
QOaN nnnida Hl1oir
SKI-u-MAHl YAH-EAH-YAH

All football bets held In trust. $40 to So
that we have got as good bargains in houses
as you can find Can locate you in roofing
distance to the grandstand at Mnnehaha
Falls. Some Of bargains $5O0-House
of three rooms and lot, with chickenhouse,
etc; block to schools and church. $780,
Good sikh room house, city water, inside 9th st.
81, 6OO-New, up-to-date house, eight rooms,
city water. 81. 500-New. modern house.
$3,OOO-Modern, new near university. S., 900
Either Sunny side, Kenwood Lowry HiM
MORRISON CRI1TENDEN CO.,
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FOR SALE-BY OWNER, SEvEN-ROOM
h house: all modern except heat; 2s35 Grand av;
this Is O snap. $t&t
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-12
EDwARDsvILLE, ILL.

Miss Edna Jenress returned Thursday
from college at Columbia. Mo.
A party OF young ladies is being made up
in Edwardsville for a European tour this
summer. Among those who are going are
Miss Charlotte Nelson. Miss winifred Had
ley and Miss Maude Springer.
Mrs. W. p Early gave a reception on
Thursday afternoon
Doctor S. r. Robinson and family expect
spent a month at Atlanta and Ocean
Miss Edith Montgomery departed wednes-
day for her home al Rich Hill, Mo.
Mrs. r. c. Wayne departs in a few days
for Indianapolis. to attend the marriage OF
her brother.
Miss Tilda Ballweg. who was a guest OF
Miss Leone Ballweg. her cousin, has re-
turned to her hons at Chronicle, Ala
Miss Mabel Minor departed Saturday for
Litchhald after a few days visit with Miss
pany with Mrs Hosea Sparks of Alton. for
Europe.
During the presence Of Miss Marie Brehm.
State W. c. T. I. president, in the city. a
reception was given in her honor b. Mrs.
Mrs. ". F. L. Hadiey. Miss wInifred
Hadley. Mrs. c. Boeschenstein. Miss Carrie
Wolf and Miss Nora Burroughs attended
the Lenten concert of the Union Musical
Club at the Church of the Messiah.
Miss May Good is spending a week in st.
Louis with her aunt Mrs. W. J. Good.
Miss Birdie Barnsback departed Saturday
for De Ealb.
Mrs. Elizabeth Prickett and Mrs. W. II.
Jones visited Alton friends this week
Miss Clara Evans has returned from Chi
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-12

box party at the olympic Theater Tuesday
evening. followed by, a supper at Fausts.
Those present in the party were Messrs.
OAKLAND and NJ h Duh.
Miss George Rohnso has returned from
a visit with friends in Missouri.
Mrs. Theo. Sonday OF Veronica avenue Is
visiting In Waterloo. III.
Miss Birdie Louis Of Brighton place en-
tertained friends Tuesday; evening: .
Miss Anna Jones Is visiting In Granite
Mr. and Mrs. William Blake are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Blade OF
Mrs. Frank Blair has returned from a
pleasant visit in Chicago. Ill
Mrs. George Taylor OF College avenue has
returned from a visit in Louisville. KY.
Miss Kate DoVney has returned from a
Miss Irene Wilson Of Terre HAute Is the
guest Of Miss Nell Wilson Of Market ave-
Miss octava Dodge has returned to her
home in Alton after a visit with Miss Fran
Miss Mary Drury has returned to her
home IN Waterloo. Ill. after a visit In
Miss Ethel thompson entertained friends
at her home. No Ills Gaty avenue. Mon
ana music were enjoyed. Al 5 O'Clock a
dainty luncheon was served Those present
were: Misses Ethel Poson, Loretta Griffin.
Blanche Dsyine; Edith Gardener. Lille
Sohaffer. Ida Jimmerson. May Corrigan.
Clara Davtne. Esther Gregory. and others
Miss Mildred and Delos Haynes enter
tanned friends from 81. Louis with a troll
ley party Wednesday. Returning at 5
O'clock a course dinner was served. Those
present were: Misses Mildred n Florence
K@iARtHelen Hall. Irene Fischer. Emma
Perfstt. Mildred Haynes: Messrs. Delos,
Haynes. Melville. Hall. Emmett. Braker ard
others.
Mrs. Ben F. Galbreath Of C~arondslet, Mo-,
Is visiting Mrs. Thomas Schriver.
Mrs. J.. C. LANCE is visiting in Columbia.
Mo.
visiting in Dayton. o..
Miss Nell Baker OF Howe avenue is WIS.,
fling in Benton. No.
Miss Jessie Grainey is visiting in Ed
war6sville. nj.
Mrs. a, Meints departed last week for
Miss Kate LAudner of Waterloo is visit
ing here.
nue. has. returned from a visit In Carbon
dale.
Miss Grace Morrison Of Market avenue
has returned from Carmi. Ill.
Mrs. Hertel of Howe avenue Is entertain
ing her sister. Miss Ollie Hartnagel. OF
Belleville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred vslloire OF Chester
are the guests of Mr., and Mrs. Payne Of
Grand avenue.