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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-09-09
PIEPLANT.

A friend writes and wishes to know
how to start bed of pieplant this fall.
Pieplant is one of the easiest things
transplanted which we have, and ali
there is to do is to well fertilize al d
deeply work up the bed where it is~to
be planted, then take sections Of the
roots and plant with the crown about
four inches under the surface. If plant
ed this fall IL will make no growth un-
til spring. but will then grow all right.
Speaking about pieplant, we might add
that where one has plenty Of roots in
the garden two or three may be taken
up late In the fall with plenty of earth
around them, allowed to freeze solidly,
and then be removed into a warm cell
lar and kept moist. The result will be
that by February one can go down
cellar and pull OF long. tender white
stems of delicious pieplant. just the
incest and most appetizing material for
pie timber. This process will use the
roots up, however, and they must be
thrown away In the spring.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-09-09
THE EVOLUTION OF THE TOWN.

OhS III ~ w I've
1t is always interesting to watch the
evolution of a town from the rural to
the metropolitan stage of its existence.
Early village conditions enabled and
permitted each resident If he 80 de-
sired to keep a COW, some pigs and
poultry, to hitch his team in front Of
the stores on the business street and to
build sidewalks or not as he saw fit.
As the town grows ordinances are
passed which compel the building and
the keeping in repair of the sidewalks,
others which make the keeping Of hogs
in town a public nuisance and compel
the shutting up Of the foraging fowls.
Then the hitching posts have to go,
while the ten cent feed stable, the cleo
trio light, the paved street, the annual
scrap over municipal politics, the fire
company, the pastor who demands a
lay off in hot weather, the daily paper.
the one horse college, system Of wa
terworks, a baseball club and 6 per
cent tax rate give evidence that the one
time village has grown into a modern
municipality, an expensive and restric-
tive way of living compared with the
old conditions.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-09-09
Original Notice.

In the District Court, State of Iowa, i'm and
for Winnesheik County; September Term,
A. ID. 1893.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-19
MOBERLN.

Mrs. NJ. ". Burke and Mrs. c. H. Robertson
teI:d.rea their friends recenticT: at the Burke
ieeeption-room parlors and dining room Were
DECORATED with palms. ferns and cut flowers.
Miss Mary lowell Of this city departed wednes-
cav FOR three months tour in the East. She
was accompanied by her cousin Mrs Phil
Marsh of Kansas City.
Miss Grace McCanne Of Webb City. who has
been visiting relatives here departed FOR Jack
sonrille; where she will spend the heated term.
G. MS Zoe Sims q Salisbury. who has been Wis
Wednesday. where she will spend several weeks.
Mrs. w A. Rothwell and daughter, Mrs II.
T.. watts. departed Friday for extended visit
Tate Reynolds ana wife of Washington are
guests q Mr. and Mrs. James Fowler:
Miss Mary Gibbs Of Mexico is visiting Mo-
Miss ol!ys Phelan will depart FOR extended
Thraildkill OF st. Louis. who have been guests
Of Judge A. p; Terrell. departed Tuesday for a
Mrs. Anna Hackey Of Armstrong is spending
several al, days visiting her brothers, Dave and
Miss Mayme sharp of Marshall has returned
from visit to Mecan and Will spend few
DAYS with Huntsville friends before returning
Mrs: Will Curdy and little daughter are visit
Miss, Ethel Holman of Huntsville is visiting
Mrs. J. W Mccanne of Jacksonville was the
:, Mr.. Robert Allen is visiting her parents in
Doctor j. r Fry and wife Mr. and Mrs. ".
u DAVIS are spending The week camping out
. Mrs - c Jones .s., and sons returned Wednes
Mr. Jordan and wife Of st. Louis
turned from sojourn of several weeks in
Mrs H. Newton and daughter Miss Fuchia of
ri Paso Tex ,s- are visiting friends in this city.
for protracted stay in Michigan
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PADUCAH, Ky.

ss ket,s RSwe sn'sstainfa with dance
Hiss atkinson Of St Lon aaee fafk In honor OF
\ party went to the Illinois lakes Tuesday to
Emma Neihaus Maud Harrison and Mrs Hutch.
inson OF Chicago and Messrs William V. Queen
The wedding Of Miss Branch a G roam sFv az fb,
city and and Earl Humphrey of Brandenburs Ky
the bride. the Reverend Mr.. Chiles performing the
The wedding bonds of Miss Mary Elizabeth
Craft and win Safer We're published for the
II iiTss lime iast SUNDAY morning at St Francis
place later in the month at the church and the
Gsrsinony VIII he performed hv the Reverend
:. Ths Christian Endeavor Society of the First
cram supper at the residence Of Mrs John
The weddIns Of MISS 'ss' Helen vickerv and Charlie,
Vincent took place "Wednesday. afternoon at Z
o'clock a, the ,T".idence Of the bride The cere"
cave Of the First PRESBYTERIAN church, W. ~
Mrs r. G. Caldwell has returned from ST.
Mrs n. y: Stewart departed SUNDAY to yis,.
Mrs. Leonard James and son are visiting IN
Mrs; Lou Casksy departed MONDAY to visit in
Mrs Maud Jacobs Of Springfield. No. is WIS.,
Mrs y: II l., Strong and bahy of Atlanta. Ga.
a Mr yis and NM Mrs R o,se5sk who
listing poct2r tori. and Mrs F: Wh,tesdes have
Mr.. and Mrs. T. d. Elmore are Visiting in
Mrs. x. F. Roberts and daughter N-s r,u,,,,
Garrett. departed Monday for visi, to Lamont.
aase FrlaaS after visit to neF her lr"9 as,e in
M Miss pfHi n Sap H cuini Senart.a uors,r
IN and oS ro ana ans
the house party given by their aunt Mrs Ed
Mis-, 70 M Isi. M fsnqnS has to Greensboro
Springfield. Mo "''''' DSe mas returned from
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EDW ARDSVU.LE.

Announcement ha2 been received from
Germany OF the engagement Of Miss IDA
&. ". Smith to otto Muller. The announce
men; was sent cut from Berlin. where Miss
smith has been with her brother. Louis. for
me past two Years while he was fin.sh'ns
christian i. Sm't, q: Edwardsvlle.
Miss Carrie Wolf entertained - cards
Wednesday afternoon in compliment to Mrs.
hiCaEo TIE prizes were won b. MISS
Belle Krone and Mrs T. y. Desmond.
Miss Julia o'Connor has returned 10 ST.
Miss Hattie Herb and Miss MabelIe Dick
son We're over from Alton this week guests
OF Mir. nnd Mrs. p. Parker.
Mrs Wood and laughter. MIS-. Riehi. have
Mr.: and Mrs r. Z. Amos.
Miss oma Sugg of Greenvnle IS visiting
rir. and Mrs. l. X. Wall
Mrs. A. c. TuNhorn left this week for
fssooklyn 10 make an extended stay.
Misses Lille and Blanche Eberle Of ST.
Louis guests NJ Miss Pearl Bernus
Miss Nellie Eyrnes has returned TO her
home in ST. Louis. after visit with Miss
Annie Fischer
Miss Jane Pogue has ne to Ltchtteld.
: \ merry party OF ST Jacob young people
drove TO Edwardsville Wednesday. 10 at
tend the races at Driving Park. In the num-
Der were Misses Ethel and Annie Fairies.
blanche and Anna Miller. Blanche and
Grace Thomson. Carrie and Kate paus-
man. Jennie BuSong. Ina Anderson, Lulu
Handrich and Bertha Long, Doctor +. o.
FARES. Doctor O X. FARES and Louis Hill
ne reverend l. Il Sson and f3lnllS
aye summerinc at the Piasa Chautauqua.
Mr.. and Mrs. orre T. Dunlap. his m tn
er. Mrs Martha +. Dunlap. and sster-iu-
law. Miss Anna Bockstruck. of ST. Louis,
are spending a few days in Edwardsville.
Miss Margaret Dippold left the first of the
week for an extended visit at Decatur.
Doctor and Mrs. +. W. Fiegenbaum. Mrs.
J. \. Barnett. Mrs. Is. u. Judd. Mrs. 9.
Ncorrnan and son Ivan and Miss Alice
NJ sham. have gone to Detroit 10 the Ma
uonal Epworth League Convention.
Mrs. A. Keller returned first Of the week
from St. Louis, where she had been visiting
Nh. and Mrs. NJ. p. Linn and Mr.. and Mrs.
j. t. Keller. of West Morgan.
Mrs. Sarah McCune has returned TO De-
catur
Miss Alma Mobile departed Saturday for
her home in ST. Louis. after spending few
Gays with Ny. and Mrs. John thinner
scfied.
Mrs. p. /. Weber has gone to Kearney,
No, to spend the summer with relatives.
\ party. composed of Misses Annie Fisher
and Lcuise Stole. Of Edwardsyille: Edna
Donoho of Troy and Julia OConnor of ST.
u uis; y. f: Stole. \ Gerber. E II.
Schwarz and II. T. Wharf enjoyed river
excursion from Alton on Friday evening"
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Mrs. Robert Campbell has returned TO st
LOUIS after Visiting with Mrs. John Powers
Miss Marsrett Keller of Jerseyville has
gone TO Newborn H.
Mrs. Harry Kirkpatrick has returned 20
i-awa!dsNiilc after visiting friends in Jer-
Miss Minnie Bartlett of D.lhi II. was a
VISITOR IN JcrSeyviiie last week
Mrs Arthur u. Wainc has returned to 81.
N Jerseyviiir.
Mrs William Doshertv of Watervtlle. III.
Vas The guest of friends in IcTseyvtlle las:
Miss C'a-ahsna Staten Of J~rsavviI'e IS
entertaining Miss Lille Belle Pierce Of 81.
Miss M3ry Bane of Jerseyvine has gone
Mrs. George Schwcickhardt of Godfrey.
III; Was A visitor in Jersevvilc last week
Mrs, Nara Heller OF Jerseyvlile enter
week
Miss Rosa Lance Of JcrAevvile WIS the
E@sst Of Miss Carmody IN Carr7llton. ILL.,,
Est week.
Hiss Miller has returned to St Louis
ETrer vis;iaE with Ms. Victor f. Denoyers
IN JerSsyvllie
Mrs. George Hooking Of Jacksonville. III
was the guest Of friends in Jers@yville last
( Mis- Mabel Gray of Jerseyvinc has gone
10 Delhi. Ill
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ATLANTIC CITY.

Atlantic City. July 1.-THE Jewish Chau-
tauqua. which has met. here during the
week al Royal Palace. has had a large al
committee of fifteen to inquire into he
needs Of religious schools among whom
Los Angeles. The Bill Posters Association
which has been in session at Hotel Ru-
dolf for Dr. the pa, past . three days has had n
elected Charles F. Bryan of Cleveland, o..
president. Several ladies' from Texas and
Missouri took part in the matinee euchre
held at the house of Mrs. John Mahan c.l
Georgia avenue on Wednesday. and Mrs
Samuel Taylor of St. Louis won the first
prize.
Among the ST Louis visitors who have
come to this resort during the week are:
Mr.. and Mrs H. Haas. at The Mount Yer
non non j. H. SchwerSk and a A. Fulage at
and n. ], Knight, at The Haddon Hail and
Mrs. a. clemence. young hostess. is at
IN The Al: Aidine and Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Har-
the Royal Palace: Mi. and Mrs. E. E. e EMS IL
are at The st. Charles with their family.
S maii at Ms b : g. ,d EiherS9n and Mrs Mitchell
Haven, Among the Californians who have
con, come =, down IA, are; J L. Buell. Of San jose,
Crisp who has come to The Wiltshire
me following guests from St. louis
Mr.. and Mrs: NJ. j. Hogan are at the
Chester Inn, E. <. Gurer and John E.
Craig are At the Seaside.
Among the Jolly crowd at thu s.. Charles
Mr.; and Mrs, D. Grouse and Miss Spminan,
while at the Trayonne are f. H. and H. n.
Schellenser o. Baer and Miss Eaar are at
II. Overall are at the Pennhurst
resistered at the, Rudolf and NJ a. Heis-
chtnberg OF Omaha at the T-aymore
TN Miss l.; p Magruder of Fort Worth;
lex, is at the Chalfonte, and Mr.. and
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WAUk ESHA.

r, Waukesha,, Wis: July 1..,Mr; and Mrs,
Miss Paula Forster and Master L, NJ. Fois-
Seitz Miss Laura Seitz Mrs. Nichoaus.
George Roster, W. Balm. Frank Bain. Mr..
and Mrs. w. ]. Miller. Mr.. Morris Werner
guests at the Fountain House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kleinschmidt and S. L.
Newhouse of st. Louis are at the Park Eo-
Doctor and Mrs. H. P. Hurley Of St.
Louis are at The National Hotel: rox
and Miss Lucy Taylor. Kansas City, are at
the Walbridge House.
Mr.. and Mrs. stetz of st. Louis are VS.
iting friends in Whitefsh Bay.
Nlr. and Mrs. George Lyford of st. Louis
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. S. Airport on East
avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. James Dewitt and Mr..
Oliver Tobey. and sister, st. Louis, are ut
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Harris of st. Louis
Ex-vice President 4. Z. Stevenson and
Mrs. Stevenson of Bloomington. ILL.,. are
reEi zs a! the RrP1 0np,a il, House Z,
istered al Draper Hall. Oconomowoc.
rr9fsis9r K 4 bTiess Of St. Louis vas
Milwaukee on the 18th inst
Mrs. z. w. Ranks. and son of Sherman.
Tex, are spending the summer in Wauke-
Mr. and Mrs e c. Simmons of St. Louis
have as guest at their summer home in
oconomowoc, Mr.. NJ. Hill Of Honolulu, Ha-
waiian Islands.
Nj and Mrs. Carvel of Galveston Tex.
are at the Park Villa.
l.. E. Lamb of St. Louis is stopping at
Camp Lake for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 2. Higginson. of I.de-
pendence. Mo. and w. T.. ColGin and fam
lily. Waco. Tex. are at the Davis House
r. Ahramson. Mrs. r. Abramsor Miss V
c. Abramson of Holly Grove. Ark. Miss
Crook and Mrs. Spring of Alton. Ill, MIR
and Mrs. f. II. Glenn of Batesville, Ark.
Mr. and MrG Nj Ca,l1nbeII
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Sullivan, Kansas City,
are at the Terrace Hotel.
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NANITOI'.

Manitou: Colo. July l7.-Amonng The
sek kr G 9T ihe are s. 9gT aE par3%
consists of Miss Victoria Meyers and ;wn
brothers. Mr.. Frank II. ana Mr. Ben +.
Meyers They are an unusually handsome
Iio and attract much pleasant attention.
Miss Frieda Mccormack OF BoOnvil,e.
Mo. has 1nncd ner uncle George \ Carey.
and family of Houston. Tex, who axe
guests at The Baker for several weeks.
Mrs :. II. Mitchell of st. Joseph is Il
guest at the Norris.
Mir and Mrs F. H I.indley of Blooming
ton. Mo. are at the Pittsburg for quite
Mr and Mrs A. r. Thomas and Clyde
Thomas of Joplin. Mo. are at the Cliff for
Mr.. ana Mrs H s Aliloank of Chillicothe.
Mo. arrived at the Cliff Wednesday.
Mrs. A \. Ramsey and child of Carthage
are also guests at the Cliff.
Mr. G. W; Lott OF Westboro. Mo-. IS reg
istered at the Barker
Mrs: J. a; Green of st, Louis has Joined
friends at the Barker.
Miss Emma Cochrane of Springfield, Mo.
is recent arrival al the Sunny Side.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. F'reamon of ST. Louis
are registered at the elf.
Mr.. ". I: Melet of Nettleton. Mo. IS
spending few days at the sunny Side.
Mr. John j. Morgan and Miss Morgan
Mr. and Mrs. e. H. starcke of ST. Louis
are guests at the Cliff.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Pope of So Louis will
stay at the Cliff for several weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. W. MacNichoi of st: Louis
We're among the guests at the dancing
party mt The Mansions on Monday night.
MessrS. Perry Bartholow and Wickham of
st. Louis enjoying life at the Cliff.
". H. Schmitz of st. Louis is at the Cliff
for short time.
Mr.. ]. Jeffer and son Of St. Louis are To-
Gated at the RuX:on.
Among the other prominent Missourars
who are stopping in Manitou are: Mr. q.
j.. Haug of Chilicothe. Mo. at the Grand
View: Mrs. r. V. Ruhey of St. Louis. at the
Barker: Mr. o. L. Raymond ST. Louis. ut
the Mansions: Miss Lila Green. Pleasant
Hill. No, at the Mansions.
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GRAND HAVEN.

Grand Haven. Mich. July l7.-Because OF
the cold weather the past week al the
Grand Haven and Spring Lake watering
places has been rather duh. There have.
corn roastS on the beach are popular. Hay
rack rides through the negnborirg towns
and adjacent country are also in vOgl', and
merry parties make the welkn ring unt!l
iate hours every night.
Professor Henry Altman Of the St. Louis
colony mas accepted the position o. musical
director of the First Reformed Church
OF Grand Haven. which. by the way.
- Eth. the next TO the leading Dutch Re-
Altman has directed the music of the
church for several months. and gave such
splendid satisfaction that he was engaged
for A year. I ms church seats Loo peo-
pie. and is crowded at every service. Mr
come residents of Grand Haven.
Mrs. 7. ID. Kelly and family of st. Louis
Rave arrived al the Park Hotel for the sea
son. Several Memphis ard New orleans
families are also stopping al this hotel.
Among the more important visitors OF the
week at the local resorts were George Hnr-
ace Lorimer editor of the Saturday Ey-r-
ing Post and author of Letters OF Self
Made Merchant to His Son" Mr.. Lor!mcr
was accompanied by Mr.. Caldwell. the cir,
culating manager of the paper. and stopped
while here at the home of his sister. Mrs..
Dunlevy of Spring Lake.
The largest black bass caught in local
waters in several wears was landed by
David Marks of ST. Louis Monday /, was
beauty and weighed five pounds and ton
ounces. \ muskellonge weighing thirty
Two pounds was also caught by Cincinnati
resorters this week.
Company of s.. Louis is stopping at the
Willows on Spring Lake.
Mrs. w II. Locher and Miss Losell Of 81.
Louis are late arrivals AT the Park Hotel
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MASSACHUSETTS COAST.

Boston. Mass. July ls.-But very few
or the 200 Missourians VINO have been in
Boston the last week have returned to their
homes in the West. Many of item have
made mp small parties and are going TO
points In Massachusetts and New Engl,rl.
hut massachusetts chiefly to spend the
next few weeks at summer resorts Others
are leaving for New York. where they will
spend "A week or ten days. and then pro-
coed to Philadelphia. Baltimore and WASH
ngton before returning to their distant
homes
During the entire week the weather has
been delightful. though hot. and the vaca-
tain and seashOre resorts.
. l.. a. Browning Of st. Louis is at the
Sunset Hin House 1:,s Sugar Z; Hill; N. II.
child. of Terre Haute, Ind. are registered
ut the Sea Shore House. Old Orchard Re,cn
Me, where they will spend the heated
Miss H. Chouteau Dyer of St Louis two
way Inn; ~ York cliffs; Ne:
is In Boston this week. He will visit sew.
eral of the nearby shore resorts before re-
Frank II. Hall of Aurora. Ill ;s AZ
Marblehead for a short visit.
Miss Myrtle Rose of Lanark, III is an
joying the sea breezes At Naatasket i;each.
Miss Grace Reed. Miss Kate McCorev and
Miss Margaret Fodrea of indianapolis. Ind.
ar; are spending the month non Of July at the Tut
Mrs. Lee Mcmillan of New Orleans is
registered at Beach Bluffs Mass.
Miss Constance and Master Emery Rogers
Of Colorado Springs are the guests Of Mrs
Charles r. Manning. Rockport Mass.
Miss Mary Brokins of W:mette II, Is
the guest of Mrs. Frances NJ. French NJ
Woburn. Mass. ~
At the New Magnolia. Magnolia, Mass. is
J. b. Lyon of New Orleans.
The Reverend Bossema of JogapS,or,
Ind. preached at the Universalist Church
Attleboro. Mass. last Sunday as a candidate
for the passionate.
G.. NJ. Legris of Bourbannais. ILL.,, is at the
New Plimpton. House. Watch Hill. r. l.
Dorrence of Houston. Tex. are spendnr
the summer at the New Plimpton House
Watch Hill. p. l.
At her magnificent country place on tho
Pittsfeld road. LeroX, Mass, last Monday
evening Mrs. Charles Fowler of Galveston
Tex. entertained a large dinner party AT
which most of the exclusive set were nres-
ent.
Miss Minnie D. Hamilton. who was sept
East by the Educational Commission of the
Worlds Fair, and Miss Cecilia Callahan.
both of St Louis, are spending a couple of
weeks at TIE latter's cousins at Peahody
Mass Later. they will make a tour OF th,
White Mountains. and several seashore re-
sorts before returning to their hcmes
MIR. and Mrs. Moses Rumsey and her 81
ter of St. Louis have arrived at their pref
where they are enjoying golfing and other
sports. Miss Queen Rumscy
spends most of her time horseback riding
Colonel Johnson of Topeka Kas, is The
guest of Clarence ". Seaman, at Pigeon
Cove, Mass.
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COLLINSyHLE, ILL.

mis-, Miss Ifnnea Erickson is visiting Mrs. F G.
. Miss Mary Mckinney entertained her Sunday
School class OF twenty little bows with a hasket
picnic at Monks Mound Tuesday
Mvron Peers entertained the Webster ccboo;
Sfaduating class at Moelenbrock's Wednesday,
in his launch. the Leila 'ueu"s
=, Louis Johnson of St Louis visited his parents
Mrs. L, 2. Kraft departed Thursday to visit her
sister. Mrs W. liam neuffel. at her summer
bone f villa Waldeck. in the Ca..lili Mountains
she also VIII Visit her sister. Mrs. Ludwig at
Mrs Horace Look is visiting her sister. Mrs
Mrs. J anderson will depart this week for
Mrs. z. G.. Hell and children of East ST Io,,is
visited Mrs Beidler this week ''''s
John Burkhardt of Sorrento III has acce,,n,
position with the Tiedeman Milling Company
months visit with relatives in Germany WV
G. W. Stone Of Canton was in town this
week. ''''7
Miss Luvicy Carter depaItsi THURSDAY for Bos-
ton. attend the National Teachers Convention
Mrs. Lucy Nelson is spending the sumne- in
Denver. Colo. guest of her sister Mrs Andrew
Hafey
Mrs II. Busse visited in oFallon this week.
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s. Eiseman and son, Harry F. Eseman.
are at the Inn.
Messrs W. Mitchell and Floyd c. Fay
arrived at the Inn few daye age.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Wilson. Miss II. Will
son. Mr.. and Mrs. w. a. Remfry. Miss n.
;. Remtry and F. J. Bell. all OF Kansas
City. are guests at the Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Revere a. Garneau are also
guests at the Inn.
Mrs. VI. K. Sheds, Miss NJ Shields. Mrs.
$. b. Pike and Mrs. Albert Lupto. are re-
cent arrivals at the Belvedere
Al tho Inn are: j. G. Lincoln A. e.
Lindsey, Mrs. JOS II. Barr. J. A. Middle
ton. Frank Seeg. Mr.. and Mrs ". p.
GrGsecIose. Mr.. and Mrs. p. NJ Hansor,
J. p. Park. J. +. Smith. all of st. Louis;
Doctor and Mrs B. 3. Andrews of Kansas
City; Miss Augusta Nelson. Kansas City:
j. ]. Muchenberger, St. Joseph; J. A MID
ddleton St: Joseph: Mr.. and Mrs. E. E.
Smythe. Kansas City.
Recent arrivals at the Balvedere are:
Mrs. J. NJ. Hays and Children. Mr.. and Mrs.
G. i. Meyer, Miss Olive.-aieyer. Mrs D. $.
Brown, Mrs. G. l., Eiward and son. Mrs.
W +. Barnes Miss Barnes, Paul \.
SChafly. Mrs. A. Schlary, Misses Helen
and Jessie and Joe Schlahy. all of ST Louis.
Mr.; and Mrs. John T. Bower arrived at
the Inn to-day.
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ALTON.

Mrs. G.. H. Lensig is visiting in Rock
Island. Ill
Mrs. Fred Leonard has returned from Chi
cago where she visited relatives.
Miss Enid Goesch is visiting in ST.
Mrs. J. E Murphy and Mrs Frances
Henry returned Saturday to Hot Springs
after being guests of Mrs. Herbert Pyrie
Miss Bertha Waterman is visiting in St
Lou s.
Miss Helen STEELE is entertaining Miss
Stella Van Horne OF Jersevville
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Neermann and daughter.
Miss Florence Neermann. departed Wednes-
day for Denver. Colo.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Moore departed Mon
day for Oil City. Pa.
Major Franklin Moore is entertaining Mr..
and Mrs Frank Moore of Chicago
Miss Josie Burns is visiting in Hannibal
Mo-
Miss Lillian Dudley has returned from an
extended visit in Decatur. Ill.
The Misses Maude and nellie Powell de-
parted Thursday for New Castle " Y
Where they will spend month.
! Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Dorsey entertained Il
Number of their friends Wednesday even
Ing with a yachting party up to Clifton on
the Mississippi. where they were served
with a banquet at the Stiritz Tavern.
Mrs. S. II. Wyss is entertaining Miss
Mayme Fosterberg Of st, Louis.
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Mrs s W, Harris and ehtidren are spending
Mr. and Mrs Commodore Smith returned
"Wednesday from visit to relatives in Noda-
way County.
Mrs Hairy Earl departed Thursday .or a yisi,
tc Chicago and Rockford III.
Mrs Frank Sheetz and daughter Miss Nell
returned "Wednesday from Boston and Eastern
resorts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Leeper departed wcdnes-
dav night Tor a five weeks visit % the Northern
lHkes and Eastern resorts.
The annual picnic If the rhlllicethe bankers
took plac. W. dntSt!ay Granaui's Mill the
following being those who attended: Messrs len
E,oolshier. j. NJ. Dunn, George Field Emmer-
s3@n Hart. Ray and Tom MeNaiIy. Hugh Era
The Chlrothe Young women who are curing
the Eas; under the rhaperonsEc Of Mrs Peter
Young are expected hcruc t'o fist OF next w--.<
Mrs. Al Stockton departs next week for an ex-
tended visit to ONensbuIu and Louisville Ky
Mrs Harry Milhark viii return next week
from visit to Colorado resorts