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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-28

| in honor OF Miss Helen Burke tuesday after
noon.
Misses Jessie and Martha Anderson have been
Mrs %ettie Tgs-nall is visiting IN Gae;senrg
spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. a c. BurGdorr have returned
from visit in Bei'evlle.
William II. Matthews OF Salem O.. ha. bech
visiting his uncle. Doctor J. ?. Matthews
Miss Marie Boyesou entertained young friends
at lawn supper and dance Monday night
Mrs. W. 1. Mounts has heen visiting Mrs
visiting Mrs ". Mcclure.
M:s. Sargent Mcknight and daughter. Miss
Pear. have been the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. !.
Miss Edna Clanton entertained Tuesday even
Ing in honor Of Leila Hsu'ea - Chicago.
Misses Lillian and Ray Yancy haze gone to
BatcSviNe. Ark. Tor the
Miss Grace kauerauf is visiting In Rochester
,. NJ. 2 L. Thorp has returned from a visit In
Mis-, Louise CAST. has gone TO Minneapolis. to
be present at the wedding Of Miss Matte Rogers
Miss Annie NJ Horr!n has returned from Brvn
Mnwr College.
aIrs. Ro" PEBBLES Of Carthage. Mo. is visit
Ing her parents. Nj. and Mrs. J. T Sargent
Mr. ar,- Mrs W. A Hohlr Of Jacksonville arc
visiting Mr.. and Ms. f. G buckles
Friday evening Mr. and Mrs Matter Derby
entertained in homer OF Miss Helen Burke
Alton.
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s1URPHYsBoRo, ILL.

Mrs W Il west No 500 North Sixteenth
Mrs samuel Rodrnen Of jackson. Tenn Mrs. Ed
corley and daughter. Bearl, Ed Smith and daurh-
tel and W. Mdar nd cn Eds
to the!r home in Cairo saturday after v.sit of
several days in this city. the guests of Mrs.
Misses Wanda Breyard of Donsola and Clara
Saturday after visiting a week with Misses Clara
Mr. and and, MIS-. Ben Habermehl entertained til.
Mobile and Ohio Fire Company and their wives
Saturday nigh, at their home. No. sls North
Miss Ze,s Hooker of carbondalo spent several
SsT cousin Mss Myrtle PSeps Miss Hooker
has Just recently returned from three years
Mr. and Mt. Jg6n uRdsrh.n returned Tuesday
@ st louis shsrs hey wire r.a sTf sss at the
Mrs. Reed Wilson Of Jackson; Tenn, is In this
are the guests OF the family Of y. C. Roberts.
5 o. The F family fRd 81 s9p Sf sFRfd Me
Mrs. willard Wall gave a reception a. her
from ; to o'clock, in honor, Of Mrs. q. W
W9 Of Chicago and {ssss AieHandsr Of M ,.
guests to the receiving party In the pati9r which
| ing White and green The library was decorated
| in pink sweet peas being pr3tuSeiy used Here
| Ms. A. ]. Kent presided in the dining room,
Red geraniums made pleasing effect IN red
were present: Mines: v. K; Murphy and Joseph
SrawfoEd PReiSIeyyiiis MmSs , i,d RI Mayhsw
| I'M G. Williams sr. j. H. Delauo. Sr,. G. W.
! Andrews. Emma Burr. J. d. Kelley. NJ. Rams
| Cloostere Alice Dishon. w +. Roberts. p. NJ.
| Post Z. b Pellet. {. o. Pellet. A. B. Minton.
| X. Il. CobbIm ". A. Ross. W. p Hosken. Julia
! Ormsby. 7. Phillips Alex. Schmidt. w. II.
! Mclaughlin. /. o. Younger. Thomas Mcdonald.
! Z. J. Bra lily, j. II. Martin Amelia Smith. Z.
| X. Krause. o. L. Beck, Charles Ingram W. 7.
| Ingram. Phil Herbert. ID. Baer: Misses Blanche
! rTickett, r. J. McElvain. Mary Z. Blue. Ella
Hull. ]. J. Penny. ]. ]. P!ersoa. 7. F. Inert.
r NJ Logan. w. 4. Ledbetter, W. kronme!er.
| :. Walton. j. c. FnnOrman J. J. Friedman,
II. u. Palmer ]. l.. Palmer. J. n. Herbert. l..
5. Branerd. Anna ormsby
| Misses Pearle and Julia Spiller went to Cairo
Tuesday Tor few days visit with their sister,
Mrs. Charles Hartman.
| SINNERS orchestra gave dance Monday night
at the Logan Park pavilion. A crowd OF young
| persons We're in attendance from Carbonate
| The last reception Of the season was given by
| the jackson Club the clubrocns wednesday
! night. Fsvors in suchre were won by Mrs. q.
! Smith, Mrs William Heike OF st. Louis Mrs
Il. H. Jenkins. gentlemen. w H Mcl-auGh-
| lin Jake Rohl and Robert E Mayer.
| Mrs. Charles Whitchurch entertained mem
hers OF the Auxiliary TO b OF l.. F. "Wednesday
night at her home on Pine street. The follow
| ms present: Messre. and Mines William
| Mcknight. George Aiken, Thomas Jenkins Hoh'
ert Knisely and Mines. Z. A. Naylcr John u.
ozburn, Stewart Huffman, J. 3. Rogers. Charles
Christman. John !Au;en. John Parker, John
I Mebreuer Samuel Hunter. Frank Gilmore, d, A
Frew. George Hannerschmidt. W. F. snider
| Misses Aida Knisely and Edith Horstman OF
i ~ CT T..rtsG
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MOBERLY, MO.

Misses vineyard and Gen0la and Misses naI,eT
ot 55 and tI% %sis wsdnesaay ' evening
Professor r. L Demnett formerly ts s1sne;
IF IF Biz 1sf Ssh0 Ala Visited friends Mon
Sos spsis 4nssda n9'i@ a
where she will visit for several weeks ,.-
s3 NEs Mrl D s Pa2n E49 pa ?
home in Sturgeon. Mrs Leila Herndon O. Han
Il Siabitn Q, ,I Pad9 ,za1ss XXI won ShS
s9rmeE T elnS the SUMNER with her daushter
Ms William Ssndison.
Mss w Mafs IeTan T 5 the last t week depart
ed for her home in La Plata "Wednesday s.-
home in Fayette. after pleasant visit with the
MISS Miss Teiiie Rose Of Marshall who has been
, entertained by Conductor Enslen and wife for
Harry Bassett OF Abba. Ia. is visiting MobeFlv
Misses Mary Wight and Eula Baker departsd
Tuesday for an extended visit with friends in
May sa 0f ss Mona MsTssa Mo- The pa
Wf r a aaa5 M1a for fF BsbsoeE
Zelma Atterbury CT Atlanta curing the week
M With re Rai at 'nS wis., M
| Davis. viii join her later and spend his vacation
Nj; George Yes. speed who for Y, several days
Ia Gefa wss e of T Ms M 70 Mf H. sRee
Mrs. ". II. widamen Q: wellsvllle, Mo. de-
parted Tuesday for her home. after a pleasant
visit with H. c. Penn and family.
Judge Aubrey Hammett ana family visit
ing relatives at EaIsy.lle Columbia.
Misses Frankie and Estele Owenby OF Sails
bury have returned to their homes after eN-
tended visit to Mrs. Masee
Miss Emma Scott OF ST. Louis Y.ss the guest
OF her mother. Mrs. Jane Scott. Sunday and Mon
day.
Miss Mamie Threlkeld of Paris spent the week
| With Mrs. John Tedford. returning to her home
| Tuesday.
guest of A. II. Waller Monday and Tuesday.
Miss McFadden OF Mexico and Miss Bates of
of laFk md
| her sister. Miss Poasue. on Tuesday and wednes-
| day.
| merry party OF young folks gave a picnic
| supper in the woods Tuesday evening for Miss
| Hessel Hecker OF Huntsville and Miss Mamie
Sharp
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ae tna MoS s ' TIE Russell IoTi Win tow Of
empty bargea. passed south at r. m
Paducah. KY, JGns tn sa.Es reads ms ms
s evening r.. at r 2f Fr i S sS ja ana
me JONI > ,I.is 80 =. J., - -
ihe m renn es Rive 1hs 1t, = M.arhs az
deoSrted at 1 ~. M. ~ .rsnrasia. Eivs- Tn.
CITY Of St LOUIS Viii rI1 excursions 20 Cd!io
and return sunday. Business On wharf good.
ea yie 1Sa%sE . MI 5a sa as gauge here To-
CAIRO. Ill June z7-Eiver EauEr roads ~.
SW2 Satbssr cld 5l 81 and aaa the fs HaiWes
arrived from the Lower " ssissiu.. at l N.
ana ID de-. dsp"F r. I2T TIC CIV II N1nIa " ara
rived from the Tennessee River az 80 q N. an
t'lp. The IL. Frisu!e arrived from tn. Lo,e.r
mississippi at a III. with Uarr = lumber
The Government boat. i.c1ta. arrived from Mem
uEs at 6 a III. ami det4r.e. tyI l-'tI,,,Ell' ~
I-urer Ohio 10 ,ha Lower Mlsslssuui. with tow
ot coal The Herman Paepck- arrived from the
tinc The ;ucboa. Barredtr arrived IRON St.
Mississippi at T. n. with tow Il entities
% F fset and TS failing G PEERS Lee up at so p
II. cape. cirardeag NJ at s<;o ? m columbia
" Richtman and barge up at > IN
warsaw Ill. June 27.-GanEe reads 100 feet.
Crssysrt IN and out stella passed down.
Plt-,hurE Pa. June 27-River ~ feet. falling
Cloudy
Louisville. Ky. June 27.-River rising. canal
= feet: % falls 80 feet; below locks 80 iee''
f.yansville. ind. June 2..-R!yer - feet: fall
ing Clear ami warmer.
| Chester. H.. Jun 21.-GauEe, 2o4 feet. fan
! q 10 Of foot C-u!v ana cool The Cape Cir
srdeau Gown ~ \ n- The Josie and : aafses
W ~ 10 a
Ear!.nEton. IA. juno 2--The. river Is feet
out The QuumYa Belle .at with an excursion Ion.
The Helen Blair IL and .it from i,aFeApytt-, ne
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CHESTER. ILL.

Fritz Schuchert OF Cape Glrardeau spent a few
GAYS TINS week with friends IN this city.
Mrs Louis Hoffman. who has been visiting
relatives in this city. returned TO her home ir,
East ST Louis Tuesday
Fred Boeger spent the first OF the week In ST.
o. E Meyer Of Pinckneyville spent Sunday with
his sisters in this city.
Mrs. B. T. Breckenridge Of Nation. Ill, is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James Cor
Charles Curtis o, Greenville. O.. was a Chester
visitor the first OF the week
Miss Carrie Gilster entertained a few friends
at euchre marty Tuesday evening
Miss Carrie Knapp returned Wednesday from
a visit with st. Louis friends.
Miss Minnie Collier has returned 10 ST. Louis
after a weeks visit with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Collier.
Mrs. J. D. Gerlach and daughters Miriam and
Ola. departed Thursday for months visit at
Mrs. James, Galespc of St Louis Is visiting
relatives In this city.
Mrs. ] NJ. Dickson is visiting relatives IN Ohio
aiiss Leila Chism OF Albion. Ill. is the CUES,
OF Mrs. William Collier.
Professor Dickson spent this week in Mount
Vernon.
Mrs. T. Howorth is visiting her parents a,
Urbana, Ill.
Mrs Earl ,Hoskinson of St Louis is visitin.
relatives in this city.
Mrs Richard Fiede. of Idaho is the guest Of
Miss Agnes Wilkinson is visiting her grand
parents at Kinrlundy.
Doctor Anna Hahn OF St Louis is visiting her
narents. Mr. and Mrs. John Hahn. thi, city
VIII Duncan Of carbonda!s spent Monday in
this city.
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STOCK EXCHANGES FORM
PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION.
bureau of Information Organized to
Prevent Conduct of Fraudulent
Concerns.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

RFPJ FfIE SPECIAL
Chicago. ILL.,. June 27.-By the formation
here yesterday OF the Associated Exchange
o. the United States by representatives OF
twelve important exchanges, an important
movement has been insUgGrated.
". l.. Gregsou. vice president of the Chi
cago Board OF Trade, who was elected pres
ident Of the new organization. said to-day:
There are a great many things which
the organization hopes to accomplish IN the
way OF maintaining mercantile STANDARDS
and doing away with IlleEijimate METHODS
The association is not aimed against DUCK
et-shOppIu- any more than IL IS against
other irrcg ular methods and undesiraoIe
War will be made on all ,getrich-quick
concerns. and to this end the asSOclat ton
will organize q bureau oil ihiorrna tlon,
which wi! enable each exchange 10 keep
posted on the men VINO 20 from one cry
10 another and make big profits by lIegiu-
mate methods. Each exchange Will Know
moreover. the record Of ever! man who has
been barred from an exchange and the rea-
sons why he was 80 barred.
In short. the association Will have sucn
an interchange Of views and information as
Will enable each memueT TO protect ltse!1
and put an Elective check on the methoGS
that have brought discTed-t On reputable
%AnGther important thing we shall strive
for is d uniform grade OF grain Tor all mar
AIR GreGson said that an invitation had
been sent TO all the exchanges Of the coun-
Try to become members oil iile essocid IiOu
and that many who had no representatives
at the meeting yesterday would join.
He expressed doubt whether the New
York Stock Exchange could be induced to
icin. IL IS admitted that the usefulness of
IN, organization will be somewhat abridged
if this very important organization holds
George W. Bailey OF the New York Cot
ton EXCHANGE IS vice president of the As
ISOLATED Exchanges.
These exchanges We're represented in yes
terday's meeting: New York Cotton Ex-
change. George ". Bailey: New York Con-
solidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange.
Mortimer Fl. WaEar; New York Produce
Exchange, L. VI. Van Vliet; ST. Louis Mer-
chents' Exchange. William p. Kennel: Mil
yaukee Chamber Of Commerce. F.. G. Wall;
Minneapolis Chamber OF Commerce. c. NJ.
Harrington. PlttsbUrg Stock Exchange, A.
E. Mastcn: Baltimore Chamber of Com
rnerce. Henry l.. GUcmUun, Memphis Mer-
chants Exchange. \. E. Malone: Toledo
Produce Exchange. J. 5. Churchill; Kan
sas City Board Of Trade. j. e. Seaver. and
Chicago s5oard of Trade, William l. Greg
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Miss tefries q Edwarisvtlle the guest Of
The Reverend II II. Branch has returned TO
l@&irsiy n. ~. after week visit with friends
A W2os;man, q Champaign guest OF
Miss i.uUca Erickson has been attending Tire
Teachess' Institute ~ dwardsy!e,
Mrs. Peers Gardener 4 Florida the guest
OF Myron Peers and family.
NJ. Sabine who has h,yn appointed Assistant
frlTc:nai Of the Webster High School. in
town Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. AIonzo Combs have returned from
their honeymoon trip, aE4 at the home Of
Mr.. ana Mrs. Wilbur HHiIey.
Dave Mayer Of ~. Louis was the guest Of Miss
Adele IaCEan last week.
. The ladies n the Bethel twentieth Century
Society VIII give old-fassioued picnic ut Bethel
on the Fourth Of Iuly.
The annual school picnic OF the lutheran
School was held Beckcr's Grove Tuesday
The marriage Of Miss Daisy Collins Of this
place t. Mr.. William Eeaie Of Granite City took
I!aee Monday evening At the home OF the bride.
Inc marriage, which to have taken place
on the Eth Of this month postponed
count Of the inability o, the croo 20 leave the
flooded city. Mir. and Mrs. Beale spending
their honeymoon in Chicago.
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CARB0NDALE, ILL.


Miss Louise kirkham was the guest OF Anna
friends last week.
Doctor and Mrs. John Brantlcy Of Lander Wis
tied relatives and friends in this city sunday
Miss Mamie Oelwn of Robinson is the guest OF
Doctor and Mrs; "; c. Schwartz.
Mrs. F. i. Higgins Of Cincinnati IL visiting
her uncle. Mr.. George Nichols and the Misses
Salters.
o ]. Storm, train dispatcher on the Frisco at
Thayer, No. spent several days last week with
relatives.
The Reverend and Mrs. F. L. Thomson were
guests of Captain and Mrs. s. II. Watson OF
Mount Vernon last week
Mrs. 7. J. Vineyard and children on an ex-
tended visit with relatives in Shawneetown.
Mrs. Judge W. ". Barr departed Sunday even
ing for an extended visit with her daughters
Mrs Robert Steele and Mrs. ". II. Keesec. in
Utah.
Anna Academy, was the guest OF the Reverend
J. W. Parkhill last week.
Harmon Brush. OF Major and Mrs n. II.
Brush: Is the guest of his grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac Rapp.
Miss Clara Nash of Jerseyvne Is the guest OF
President and Mrs. d. b. Parkinson OF the State
University.
A. c. Jensen Of the Bureau OF Forestry, De-
partmcnt Of the Interior. is in the city resting
The tie-preserving process OF the Aver & Herd
any,
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METROPOLIS, ILL.

The Ladies, Literary Club closed their season,s
Doctcr ana Ms -' G " Wai5idse drove down
fFs Ms. kSq sTie k5% % y , has arrived
the city fo5 yisi: win Mrs Eugene Iafont;
known 'f ill., eT IS here visiting with her Sa
eas MI To qad ME- ME- F F5s Wafs
his ,brothsT y; H. ToIeT. returned TO his home
A merry party composed of Mr. and Mrs. VIII
gss s.ss % GPh RsSa R,e 5 sites c22ey
Springs sunday and spent the day ~ " ~
land She was accompanied by Miss Berna Pres
nall, who viii visit in the city for short time.
the S0a sa 0 1 81 sa 5r
, Of Mi Mrs anf Mrs J.r KIN kmbs from
Creal Springs. Tho former seems much improved
George c. Meyers and his family have moved
Miss Lizzie Basissy Of Paducah and A,torney.
in Metropolis Friday a. the Julian Hotel. >,,..
vest All have rsuTned from pleasant visit with
O.. where she has been attending a conserve
Of and Ms Eli Bill Mann and shs.n bav.
turned from visit with relative, at Auxvasse,
Mrs. Anthony Higsin. of Hot Springs Ark
t. Ms lanes lie Morris has returned from vis,
Paul chos; has gone to Eas, St Louis for a
a. l.. Wh!ttenberg Of Brookport, Ill, spent part
of the week In this city.
Miss Mary Rankin has arrived from St. Louis
for visit with her parents. MIR. and Mrs. James
Rankin.
Norris shaw has returned from Golconda Ill.
Mrs. J. II. Cooney Of East ST. Louis ILL., will
be the guest of relatives here.
Misses Varbie McCawley and Bessie Cosby
have gone to Jackson, Tenn.
Miss Christie Well of Golconda visited in thi,
city this week.
Mrs. Cur, Rohy and little daughter have re.
turned from johnson County, where they visited
with her parents
Doctor A. c. Ragsdale and family have re.
turned from visit at Samoth
Mrs. T. Z Craig and son. Edgar have gone
to st. Louis for visit with relatives and
friends there.
Miss Marie DYE has arrived from St Loul.
and will visit FOR a season with Mr.. and Mrs
Eugene Lafont.
Thomas Kirkpatric has gone TO creal Spring,
! for course OF the mineral water there.
Mrs. John Crow OF Paducah has been visiting
| her daughter. Mrs. James Munal
! Mrs. ]. NJ. Mathews of Fulton Ky ie visiting
| IN the city. tbs guest of her parents. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Thomas Walsh
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To-Day's Weather.
Arrived.
Departed.
River RiaIto Drevitiea.

-captain John Carnes. well known in st Louis
river circles GieI Thursday at his home at Cox
cor da III Last year he purchased an interest
in the steamer Bart l.. Lineh1n and 0peFatei htr
on the Cumberland River. Later. with CaptaIn
Otto Bauer he bought the steamer ChaIles -
Ii.rc, and PLACED her in the Psducah trade. u"
was 30 years old and is survived By wido"
and two
The Peters Lee departed Yesterday afternoon
for Memphis taking down many passengers and
u good cargo
The Bald Eagle departed Yesterday afternoon
for Peoria and way POINTS with good trin.
The Kennedy arrived from the Missouri Riv
er and is at the foot Of Carr street. She VIII
probably depart Wednesday on the return
The new combine barge line VIII carry freight
from Pittsburg Cincinnati. Louisville ana al!
points on the Mississippi TO New Orleans
The Columbia arrived yesterday morning from
Chester and departed in the afternoon on the
return. well patronized
The KIlcore TRANSPORTATION Company has filed
articles Of INCORPORATION at Paducah. Ky. II is
Cauitalized at SO GJC.and will do general trans
portatioa business the Ohio and Mississippi
rivers.
The Sidney arrived YESTERDAY from Burling-
with a good trip OF both freight and passengers
Captain Mike Kelly and Engineer Charles c.
lem OF ST. Louis the Government stea p :
| SaChem. which has been lying in the marshes
| six miles from Port Eads for three months.
The Cu.a Girardeau will make a special
| Fourth of July excursion to Commerce departing
| on the afternoon OF July and returning on the
| morning Of the 9th.
The CITY of Memphis Is due from the Ten
I nessee River to-day and Will depart on the re-
| turn tomorrow afternoon
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Edwnrd.yiiIe Notes,

John Storz 3, and Miss Maria Linkemann.
o. both OF Nsmeoki. were licensed to marry in
Edwardsvillc Saturday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Walter Of Alton has COM
meuCed suit for divorce from her husband.
Charles 5. Walter They Were married in Alton
Tuesday her husband threw her bodily OF
their home.
The marriage OF Leonard r. Wall local ascn.
for the Clever Leaf to Miss Stella ST Clair Of
Necdersburs. Ind. took place at the latter place
on Wednesday. They have returned TO Edwards
VILE and gone to housekeeping in Buchanan
street.
local 500. L. NJ. W. OF A. has elected the
following officers: Jacob V. Bayer. president
Herman Soehlke. vice president; George swan,
recording secretary; John Levora. financial sec
rctary: Henry L1ngwlsCh. treasurer: John James.
David McDade. kosman Beck, trustees: Fred
EaU'r. sergeant at-arrns
N. O. Nelson will go to -. Louis Monday 10
participate in the opening OF the vacation play
ground at sixth and Papin streets.
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East Side Realty Transfers.

Real estate transfers filed for record in Belle
-, D. fiedemann and wife to j C. OFT. lots 10.
deed. $50.
Nancy Ryman 10 ]. Z Blver. lot l. part north
east quarter section ,. township l south. range 3
west: warranty deco. 81 500
u l. r. lyman ana wife TO sane. part southeast
quarter section 50. township ! north. range .
west: warranty deed. sS.2ss.
:. d. sexton and wife TO r. a. Richardson.
PAT block 6 survey 626. East $. Louis aGit-
:. John Mann and wife to Charlotte and Mary c.
FreiNoSeI part lot - section 81. township ! north
range west: warranty deed. S2uy1
Heirs of Jacob krllI by master. to ]. II. Mu!-
Ter lot % Coleman al lition. BelIeIille: master
deed, $500.
Heirs o. Philtc Gross. by master. to Andrew
Just1s; lots 49, and more. block ). Fsissnma!
er.s addition. NascOutah: masters deed. $500.
Helen A. Boneau and husband 10 Emelia Z
Brightield, part lot II. Chambers addition Belle
vile. warranty deed 5000
G. G. Eggnlan to w. 4. LoEenan. lot Il. block
As. North ClaEem3nt addition. East St. LOUIS;
warranty deed. $3.50
d. " Coushlan and wife to L. choput. lots
IS and Sc. block l. B0chman partition. East st
Louis: warranty deed: sl.2.s.
II. +. McCasland and wife 10 F. NJ Schwarzen-
bach and wife ct al. block !. Security addition
Vest Park East St. Louis: warranty deed; So,
same to I. g Smith, undivided hal, Of block
NJ description g Nsl
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COLUMBIA, MO.

Doctor and Mrs. Guy L. Moves departed We'd
Doctor Noyes will spend the summer in work in
the University. .. ,,.. c.o,.
Of Mississippi will depart Thursday for. Car
rollton, where they will be the guest o. Miss
Johnson's aunt Mrs. Bedford Hudson, for sew
Mr. Gsperal Hudson, whose home is at prs PR.
s snd Mrs fe J. 4 Hudson. ''S''-'S ms 's
on wat.s brdFe Club hs was al the
members are Miss Watson and Mines Fleming,
O Water: Rollins ,Hs p pnd GG III Friend, IN
few days by Mr. Jerould. who is now at Niagara
nsr with relatives in Winchester, Va. Mr. Mil
Miss Vera Vera Frederick and her guest Miss Ruth
Arnold Of Joplin. No. were St. Louis visitors
Mr. and Mrs. T. o. Hcclsadav were in St Louis
few days last week. .. c. 1,r,, -,,d.
sh g1f, Visit ION % 5aass f rIi@ss AND Ss@y
and and a n shs s week "n'
Mr.. and Mrs: ". T. Anderson were st. LOUIS
'' Mrs. ]. Harvey Prtnrle of Ferestelle, Mo- who
mas been visiting her mother, Ms. r; s Mount
Rgeser to 81 heE St h' nsuis Pea Sunday with
Mrs Rucker and Miss Lucille AT the home OF
Miss Florsnce Cray the CUES, Of her aunt
M NI. ovsFa n Rollins Iii b ans s s6n B.
Friday after short stay in st: Louis.
Ssr 65 whG IN f New the ya4 ! tH s hai
st Louis IS at the Powers House for few
NJ Arthur c Eae who has been the Ssn sq.ss
Miss Lucille Fucker. who was graduated from
Mary Institute this year, is spending the summer
IA Mrs Frank Platter Of Chflicothe Is the guest
Of her parents Captain and Mrs inaHlq S'GitaT h.
parents Captain and MIS-. Guitar on the Paris
The Reverend and Mrs c. H. winders are
the guests OF friends in Vandala.
Doctor Fyank Thiily has been in Chicago re-
Mrs. Eva Johnston departed Tuesday for chi
caEo. where she will spend the remainder OF the
Tather Randall Of the Catholic Church spent
Eeyss s S Sa{s ri penR alI ed Monday for
EIIIings Mont. where she Will visit relatives
fo r se james n. Denny of Marshall has returned
home after visit to mis- sister. Mrs. y 7.
Mrs: F. W. Records. OF Blue Springs. Mo, and
Mrs w. Records, Of Lawton. Ok. were the
Mr. j. T. Jerould departed SATURDAY for NJ:
GcTa Falls to attend the annual conference OF
Mrs. o.. NJ Spencer and children departet
SATURDAY, for t their h.me in St Joseph Mo- AFT
Mrs. Squire Turner. and TO her sister. Mrs E
Mis- Angle shouse returned to her home IT
Louisville, Ky saturday morning. after visi
Mrs. W. E. Hrashe has returned from .llis
The Revrened and Mrs. ". l. Thomas attend
I'd the Baptist Young Peoples Convention. whicf
wsF held in Nevada the first Of the week.
DUNCAN are visiting Miss Faith DUNCAN, who i;
attending the summer ITrr school ,,,,- ,... ,.,,
Of Nichosville Nv. are the guests Of Mrs. Ann
Mrs ]. H. Waugh departed last week 20,
Nontclair. y. J.. TO spend the summer with hel
daughter. Mrs. c b Saunders and family, :.
Louis made q short yisii to Mr: ana sI.s. W. S
Jqapso a. the 'he n, HSe last K weeA
acme after speeding the winter here.