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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-13
EVANSVILLE, IND.

NJ and MIS- Dan 5 Eag7n gave A porch
party ri their home Wednesday evening. enter
tanning 4 few Intimate friends. Ices and cake
Wer" served i~usa-ualIr.
Miss Lizzie E00ie CharminClv entertained a
few friends at ner home in Division street Tues
dav night for Miss Mary Ramsey nf Marshall.
li. who returned home Wednesday after a
pleasant visit with friends and relatives in this
city Refreshments we're served and the even
Ing was spent II Games and music.
Misses Lima. katherine Wagner. laura and
Anna SchlenGo and daughter. Ida. Mrs. S'mp-
son and daughter. Maufa. and Miss Julia DoeT-
ringer departed THURSDAY for 4 trip up Green
River on the steamer Crescent CITY. They will
Visit friends At Narmorh cave and spend a
fe" DAYS in Bowling Green. Ky. before re
turing home.
The wedding II Miss lydia BIount and Doctor
PHILLIP HauE vas s0leuuizef at the home OF
the brides parents in Division street. Wednes-
day The ceremony was reformed BY the Rev
ereni ; 4 LANCE. pastor - -. Johns Evan
gel!cal Church. The wedding march was pl4yei
by Mss Marie Paul. and the bride and bride
Eroom were attended h. Mss Ada BI0unt. Mr..
Edward Lsuher Miss sadie Hall and AIr. James
the CcrHI~Uv
Ms. OTTO Bonuinghcf entertained the members
# her sewing club at her home Wednesday
afternoon. Twelve ladies were present and a
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KANSAS CITY. NO.

Mss Lillian 4. sparh oc st r1oui- Is ~
guest n Mss J /. Bowser u this city. The
Ifs.tEt week IS 10 be spent at Excelsior
5LiaS Franees whlt.aLer returned on Monday
Mr. G and NIr: and '4 Il l4 Msr TssGTSS are HON.
at,fr a 'hca'iIn on Atlantic Coast
M ylg,. Jan,s Z sntsEtiITlHE her S.steI.
ianted in II Wet by her daughter
Ar a"H NJ EI-ar 7. smith are at Bean
Miss jewell Woo Is L, give a house party On
Ms. Lotie Tstmsu and Miss Harriet Work
!EtHtH'i on wednesday from E.r'i". "H'Te
~ had hen entertained by the family If
Mrs. u, futile u Kansas city. Kas.. who
aas Zen In The East FOR the pas; TWO msnths.
III engasement Of Grace. daughter OF Mr.
ahI Aj@ ;, Il. Norris. to Mr.. Frank i. Men
3fTS; J. 4. TODD IS entertaining Miss Eva
Mrs II. ". Youmans IS returned from Roch>
ester MINI. whore she has been for several
Yrs. J \ Horrisan'. guest. MIS-. " 4
C.htr" returned TO her home in Washington
strs Wa:ren Chandler OF St Louis is visit,
Ing neF father Mr. TT smith ,,.u,,.
A. Burnett. Jr. wer. married al the Re'iemp-
torist Church On Tuesday. Among the oui-gf-
Burnett. Miss Mamie Burnett. Miss Majorie
and Miss Louise McGowen, all q Indianapolis.
where she spent the month OF August and
Mrs., r. II. Ess,aaI is entertaining Mis-.
Mr. and Mr.. horton \. Mayner have re-
turned from the East, where they had been
Mrs. Charles Maunder Is IN Colorado Springs.
to remain until the end Of the season
For Miss Katherine Ross and Miss PuEsley
Miss Julia WOOD - to give morning bridge
Miss Helen Mohr is sending out Invitations
Mt a" anu M Ma. "a IlS %. smith and Ms. Lynn
Banks ar home from Seahrieht. y. J.
thursday f.r Miss virginia and Mss MaFgue>
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SEDALIA, NO.

NJ. and Mrs. q. NJ. Rsbcock returned Mon
day from an extended visit In Michigan
Mrs ,nsr!cs Yost Geparted Tuesday FOR KAN
Ms Margaret Beck departed MONDAY for a
visit with relatives and friends In OskaloOsa,
Mr.. and Mrs. ". =. Logan and son, Glenn.
Departed Monday for n visit with friends in
Miss Hs@uIah TayIor of -. Louis is the guest
Or the family Of Professor Ludwig.
MI. f:mmct Gordon ~ jefferson CITY. who
has been the guest Of relatives here. departed
Mr.. and Airs. II. { Holmes Of HiIlsharo.
Mrs. Herman Traber OF Kansas City arrived
Wednesday, TO be the guest q Miss Dina
Miss julia Fischer departed Monday fqr a
visit with friends IN St Louis, and from there
viii 60 to chicago TO visit Mrs. Annie Major
Miss Lillian Pric" has returned 10 her home
n Kansas city. after a visit here with Mrs.
Miss Florence sauItz departed Tuesday for
Lexington. where she VIII enter Central Col
Nr. and Mrs. Harry F1nke departed wednos-
day for, Ninmundy. III. 70 attend III" wedding
place on september IS.
Miss Lillian Kink d~eparted Tuesday FOR 4
Mrs. j. Moreneld and daughter. Miss Mae.
lily q J. r. Kelsey. departed Tuesday FOR
Mrs. 9. H. Diekman returned Tuesday from
Mics Anna Wilson departed Monday FOR q
Mrs. +. Matthews and daughter. Miss Grace.
returned Monday from M~anit0u. Colo.
Misses Nellie Best Lowry and Ina Mount
81 St Louis. arc the guests Of the family Of
II. ;. Long.
Miss Louise FriemaI departed Monday to he
the guest Of Miss Emma Woehrman Of JET
Mrs. David storm departed Monday for a
visit in Kansas city and st. Joseph.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Let's returned Wednes-
DAY from a visit in oregon. California and a
tour Of the Pacific Coast.
Miss Kate Doyle Of Kansas city arrived
Monday for a visit with trends here
Mics Sallie Cameron Is visiting friends at
jefferson City.
N.n6ay for Kansas CITY on a visit to friends.
Miss Belle Hall Small returned Tuesday from
a sOioUIn at Lake Channel and St. Louis.
Miss Helen Goodyear departed Tuesday for
Wichita. Kas.. to attend Mount Carmel Acsd-
emy.
Mrs. r. 4. Higdon and little daughter Depart
ed Wednesday for a visit at jefferson City.
Miss Birdie Shaner returned Monday from a
visit IN Colorado.
Mrs. 9. $. schnare departed Monday for St.
Louis on Il two months visit.
Miss Annie Elder departed Tuesday for a
visit with friends in st. Louis.
Miss Myrtle CasebeeT departed Tuesday Sor
Chicago 10 enter the College OF Music.
Mrs. Ella Morse Franklin departed Tuesday
FOR a visit in Kansas city.
Miss Blanche Blair departed Monday for I
few days visit In Kansas CITY.
Mrs. John Cunningham returned Monday
from n visit in ST. Louis.
Miss D0lye O'ConneT ard brother Charles
departed Tuesday for a visit Of several months
Miss Mabel Miles Of Los Angeles. Cal. ar
rived Tuesday. TO be The guest of Miss BeFs
Mtsr Catherine sreeG Of Kansas City. wb5-
HAS been visiting her SISTER. Miss AargaretS
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CO~LIINSVILLE, ILL.

Mt Eisenmeyor and Miss Jennie blank oi
Lebanon. III. were guests Of Miss Margaret
Powell Monday.
Mr.. Ottc Kraft and wife were guests OF rsia-
tivez and friends sunday
Master Reed Beattie entertained a arg
number Of little tots at a lawn party ~ TIE
home 81 his grandparents. Mr.. and NTS Il
:. Reed. Wednesday Afternoon Aftn- p'avi-S
games the babies partOok Of Refreshments a.
seFatelv as their mothers and fathers "6nli
have done. Master Reed. AGED &. played the
host very gracefully. assisted by his aun'!e'.
Misses Hess and Liberia Reed.
Nr. and Mrs. y. : burroughs have returned
from an outing at Ocean Grove and other
+ u. Glass 81 ElwsrIsynla was in town
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Busse and son. Edwin.
sp.rt several days visiting friends in Plum
Hin.
p. g. Kneefiar ~ this city delivered an ad-
dress in Trenton Monday.
Mr.. Burns and Miss EIma Atkinson Of Fall
lon wsr" guests OF Miss Florence Look Monday
Mr. ard Mrs. 4. G. GaUen visited relatives
In Waterloo SUNDAY.
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WATERLOO, ILL.

Miss Nellie seylcr Is visiting friends at st
Louis.
Mrs. Lulu Meyers Of St. Louis visited her sis
ter. Mrs. Charles Lutz. Sunday.
Mrs. Jacob Herchenroeder has returned Tome
from st. Louis.
Mrs. Mary Laut OF FIoraville. Ill. is here
visiting Mrs. Gottfried PrObst for two weeks
Mrs. Johanna Reichmann of ST. Louis is the
guest Of her daughter. Mrs. John Seiger Of
North Main street.
Miss Ella Schorr is visiting Ter sister. Mrs.
Doctor H. ResseI. at East ST. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Happley OF No. So
Eolsom avenue. ST Louis. we're the guests of
Doctor Fred Wagner and wife.
Mrs. Anton lang has returned home from
Columbia. Ill Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Kuenster spent several
days at Belleville. Ill. the first part of the
week. the guests of Mrs. Mary Koh.
Miss Edith Hambuecher has returned home
from Madison Ia. where she attended the
graduating class exercises at Madison College.
where her cousin. Charles Hambuechen, was
graduated.
Miss Mary Lang is visiting friends at st.
Louis.
George \. Zeihold departed Tuesday for No
tire Dame University at Indiana. which he will
attend this season.
Miss Sigura Ressel has returned to East 81.
Louis. after a two months visit TO friends
here.
a party departed Wednesday for Memphis,
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SPRINGFIELD, NO.


GT W. are m sneS,s - Mi, Olive Tic5also9.
Aft a visit with Mrs John Hasten.
The Misses TUIy have returned to the nom.
N Iarrolit"H. No. after a visit With Ms
Mss E.ssie Peak has returned from Lake
Miss Melina Rutherford has returned 10 her
pom 10 - Louis. at'er a visit with relatives
Mrs !. +. Ford departed Friday for Ohio and
Michigan IN a visit - friends.
Mr. Herbert Nooaford Pegs is visiting iD
-;Mrs. " \. Iopham, cn',rtained informally
Ihur>dey n honor ~, Mr. 'i,'rse \ :, Woo,
Mr.. Ggo,Ee A"'4,ry. Nrz { . Clements.
Mach. Mrs, : \. MshL Ms. T. N. Wgot.
Mr. " =. carton: Mr.. Morsa. Mrs, T. J.
r Newell q En.;ou and Mrs,. VII Wood.
Miss Mac Gr..r entertained Tit, a RECEPTION
JEmes = Neyada. NJ.
haFc returned +" tIglr nome IN rya!Ta. l. T.
~ 4 1tzI VIZ NE j 10 $500 ~
Mrs H.FFt III ! AZ nome after a lengthy
MISS Lou M-a'eF has returned from an OK
en- I..I 49, NJ ~ re.
'rw in' st.-tS u atI ~ h-ntgn.
~ CO w. H., .N"''S'' IVY - tue Fi@'- "t
vi. mi, Il ~. sFr,,., has returned ., r.-
ba y H. ", vf-t,ssir~. s ~. mas l y ri, 20 ref
"v@, ' i,arIIr5 I,r., e-,.-,,frsl -, r,ora.
T-S at.l' .Hl.. 'ht'ti-lh7H 'e ii'p--
Misses - am ~, t5.1ign entertained with
iIlrhH- i!"s".s t.ih.'E ~ 'i fae-F
h..S" - Al-N l'. Il. Ai5s
NJ. rs Ma "a al-h AHG" Mas5SF are
NisitlhE ~ ~ ny ''-l J -
- 49, ~ r,.,,r 81, Nc III ucssia -,
hssIay '' MISS h'ss1@ hFFH's
o. = ----
Nj Virginia i7'"'I has returned - her home
III " y,-r,r,. -rsy,- ~, 49, soil,
NhaiTy sTe1t a Ie" gt,s last Week VIII Nj.
AZ. VI D-s--.- 81. -,
Nisi Nan 'a.r.' .Int s-sses ii@ ana
- Il'l -, -.
nGa,@ returned Fi.laF - '""lr nom" N "'St
itSln9 r.0-r -s It'll,
MTS ". I..l-nia. 'h,,rIaH|L WY.
G'tH- 'NS1'ay ai''iHI"" 'F M7- OWEN ="
Ir,-ili'l - -r+ -s -
Mr. - u M.Tt.n hs go fetGTnsd home after
q, '-S, - -t 49,.
ny" I',..hft - ".. ~ -
Mis- Mamie Mae E.gaEstt has returned home
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NOTES ABOUT SOCIETY
IN NEIGHBORING CITIES.

departed Monday for a visit in Buaceton be-
fo,e returning home.
Of n hsT 5 EmiIy kS ~ a 81 81 IL Lo RIsb as Ih sow WEI
Mrs. q. \. Broalhead departed Wednesday
Mss IVA McNell Si-ra-toi TUESDAY Tor a
w, MJ IN Align Snd SHriHsLTi1; ~ home rb,r..
Day f5om a sol5utn n Colorado.
Nj Helm f"mISins ~ = L""is. Ta5 mas
Miss Jennie I Allen DEPARTED TUESDAY fr
Ann Of VT IL..ihc,iv' -
Mrs A. , Whettan L,p-r,ed Moniar tor
Miss Mac Brer.r ~ Fort Scott. vino ias
tc"n the gust 81 sis brsv CEarShsld. de-
Miss Myrtle McMuriav. VINO has heer visit
Ing. Mrs. ! " MrAdaras. returned Tuesday
Nrs. ,M3,l~ ,zoii ana -sln; Miss Murr1y
~ -. Lnuis. departed W,dn.-i1y for q visit
Miss Mary eastman Departed WnIuesla" H.
Holden. where III" "ii enter = Cecilia"
81 MI fem Loq ise pay Dayl' p E'ar ,ns II. who
Mrs. \ p. Espsnschied l-rartei Monday f,s
Chicaeg and after a Visit rhs'e she viii 80 10
Mrs. ]. " McIIain departed Monday Tor -.
Louis AMI VII! visii In Indiana before retI-n-
Nr.. aud Mrs Water J. rriu departed Tues
Misses Margaret and Retty Clopton departed
Tuesdey for a visit VITA friends IN Kansas
Miss Ruby Ia!Iy DEPARTED Tuesday cor a visit
with friends In WarrsusrurE
NJ. and Ms. W. l.. HiCginb0th7m returned
TVs@lay from a visit in Kansas CITY.
Mrs. g = iraliTg and sister. Miss May
Singleton. departed Monday for "A Visit with
friends in Il. Louis and Chicago.
Two weddings were celebrated On Wsdues-
dag Mr. +. {. MlGurrsn and Miss Elizabeth
sullivan were married At II. Fatrs.k's church
and Mr.. Rudolph Aather. a young Chicago ar
chitect. and Miss Clara \. Smith. daughter of
the late Captain /. J. Smith. were welded at
the First u. Z. Church.
Miss Thu!u Rodes IS home from a visit in
Detroit. Mich.
Mr.. Elias McCrea and Miss Mae Duncan Of
Maysvilie are the guests Of Mrs. NJ \. I.arey.
Miss Blanche Blair is visiting. IN Webb CITY.
Hr. and Mrs. Charles Van Antwerp are home
from a tour or colorado.
Miss Sophia ErcCKmeyo- has returned TO her
home in BoanvilIe. after a visit with Miss
Aladge Glenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Menke are home from a
soj0uTu in Nebraska.
NJ. II. Morris. wife and son. Jewell. depart
ed Tue-tay on a tour q Colorado and Utah.
Mrs. Richard Yost Is visiting in Kansas city.
MTs- Perry l. bewecse Is home from d visit
In sweet Springs.
Ms. l. II. HansbcrEer. who has been the
guest u the family u John T. Crersnaw Of
N"st sixth street. has returned to her home
in Kansas civ
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MOBERLY, MO.

Miss Margaret Richardson. who has been at
tending an art school in Boston. visited friends
in this city last week and returned Wednes-
day to the home IL her parents in GLASGOW.
Mrs. L. &. MCQuitty departed Wednesday for
her home in Columbia. after a pleasant visit
with J. Z. McQuittv and family.
Charles Pickert of ~. Louis has returned
home. after visiting friends for several days
in this city.
Mics Bird RRihcs elegantly entertained about
hfty young friends at her home on Concannon
street Tuesday evening. Vocal and instru-
mental music and parlor games entertained
the Young guests until a late hour. when the
hostess served delicious refreshments The oc-
casion was complimentary 10 Mr. Heber Kelly
of Los Angeles Cal
Mrs. Cook Of Fayette Is the guest Of her
cousins. David and r. r. White.
Mrs. LEROY Eicyel denartcd Thursday night
for her home in Birmingham. Ala.
Miss Emma Miller Of Macon is visiting her
aunt. Mrs. Iohn Victor. and will remain dur
ing the week.
NJ, and Mrs. Fielding McGrudcr deuartrd
THURSDAY evening for Buffalo and Niagara
Falls.
q. l.. Ugssett Of st. Louis Is making 2 brief
visit on business and Pleasure to Il. Il. White
and wife.
Mis-. II. J. Lydings OF Washington. D.. c..
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C~ARROLLTON, ILL.

Doctor . II. Kopperl and wife are home
from a visit t. friends in chicago
Ms. Sarah Davis IL visiting friends IN Wy
de-.
Mss Ethel Davis departed Tuesday for Mar
shall No. wNsre she will spend the winter.
NJ. y - Write spent the week with friends
I'm 81. Louis.
Chester Tuesdly. after a months visit with
friends here
John .. Wilson and wife have returned 20
Chicago, after a months visit Win Ny ana
NrE- : \. N-IIer.
Nf-. and Mrs John l.. EIdred are home from
q visit to the Pacific Coast
are visiting friends in carr1llton.
Miss Pearl Reach Ia visiting fTiends IT Ne"
Ms. II. Richards u St. Louis spent last
Nc iuev ard Miss Ella HsrIcas;le are
hnrra fr.m a Etsir 70 ClInraIo.
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MENICO, MO.

Gus T. Graham was a visitor in Kansas city
the latter part Of the week.
Mrs. Newtonia Galloway is the guest Of rel
atives in Blackburn. No.
p. d. WoTrell will return to-day from New
York.
Mrs. Percy F. Hord was the guest Of reia-
tives in Fulton the latter part of the week
Mrs. William Daniel has returned TO her
home in Vandalia. after visiting Mrs. NJ. y.
Nelson in this city.
Mrs. !. W. Montague and daughter. Mrs
Mary. departed Wednesday for Texas. where
thew will spend the fall and winter.
Mrs r. d. Chinn has returned to her horne
in VandaIia. after visiting Mrs. J. Y Williams
in this city for several DAYS.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. NJ. Gillian have returned
to their home in Fayette. after visiting Mr..
ard Mrs. w. X. Potts.
Miss Floy Patton. who has been ? Presby-
terrain missionary at Tokushims. japan for
eight years. is in this city visiting her father.
J. ". Patton.
The Reverend a. E. Burch of Newton Gen..
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-13
ANCHORS FOR BATTLESHIPS.
One Weighing 1000 Is Cast at
Charleston Navy Yard.

Charleston. Mass. Sept. Pin casting
the anchors required for the new battle
ships great success has been met with at
the foundry belonging 20 the Navy Yard.
y large number OF giant mud hooks
have been made. among them one weigh
ing 17.OD0 pounds, which Will 20 on the
Georgia. and another Of 1900 pounds.
which belongs TO the Nebraska Anchors
for the North Dakota and the South Da-
kOta have also been cast here Each OF
the new battleships requires four anchors
forward and two aft.
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pleasant afternoon was spent. Cake and ices
were served.
Misses Mamie and Nellie Sscsle gave a hand
kerchi-f shower at their home IN Harr. cit stree t
Wednesday evening. in honor OF Miss Jennie
SterTitt. 4 large JaIanese umbrella was hlled
with cainty bits Of linen Under the umbrella
the honnfce was seated and completely show
cred with the pretty things The following
were present: Misses Margaret RGquar Kate
and Carrie Frueli,h. Anna BecEs-. Ida MiuEsf.
Helen Boepl-. Mary itaI ;er. Laura Mann car
RE Kempsr. Nam " L4ct-Ibergsr. Raw Brown.
Letta Ricketts,. Lena CyursI. Marie Zapp. Miss
Foster. Miss Roth. Lille GeissIer E.urnI
Mailman, Nettie ROtschiid ana Mr. WaIfman
lees and cake were served at the close u rAs
evening
Mss Tilie Frank and Mr VIII Deusner were
married TUESDAY evening A. the hgrna " the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George Frank in
East Delaware street; the Reverend ". Lange
officiating. The bridesmaid was Miss Ndeia
DsuSner. sister Of the Bridegroom. NJ .Jac1b
Fuchs was grOomsmau- After the ceremony "A
wedding supper was served, after which the
couple departed for 81. Louis 20 spend ? few
cays with friends. They will %. IT nome IN
their friends in this city after =euterhc- y
The Misses Elizabeth and Sophia Frzsa have
returned from Cincinnati after q weeks visit
with 8iT. and Mrs. Harrv D crane at rhei-,
suburban home IN ElmWoO6 place.
MIS- Lizzie Weitzsl has returned 20 St Louis
after a short visit with friends her.
Ms. rfaIde Sparmsn Il 81 Louis IS the
guest Of friends in Evansville
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p Bur,i. iu tni. city.
Nj and SiGs. r. -. Lin. have returned To-
,MHsL' !e'me m Wainwright. no. after visiting
Mas. Cas. HaEan Is here from South Meal
ester. ! +.
Ms. Elmer sharp r. home from Sedal.a.
",rLs th- spent a T1rirn ~ tn" summer
M anu MIS- \. x. Waterman were in 81
Mrs. Lizzie or ot AiSbeniy is the guest Of
Mrs. L. :. Pearson.
The Reverend and Mr.. ". II. Hook are
nome rom d visit TO their daughter. Ms. l.
u; hickman. in Princeton. III.
MLss selma BArth Is home from n visit t.
trends In jefferson CITY.
i HuckUer and daughter. Hiss Madse,
Has returned 10 their home in Kansas 'ttS.
Mckee.
Iurt"r y r Dotwsifer ana MISS May Via of
,--lin"!t were married in this city by the
r. q irh4 IunH Anderson Wednesday afternoon.
IN PRO groom IS bactsrillogiSt II the State
Board gI Health
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4,573 EMIGRANTS LAND IN N. Y.
Biggest Crowd in Six Weeks at
Ellis Island.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York. Sept. 12.-EIIis Island officials
are confronted with the largest crowd OF
immigrants they nave seen in six weeks
Six ships brought 4.573, who had TO be
registered. as follows: United States, e1I;
FUrnessia. $50; Finland, 100; Staatendam.
59s; Deutschland. 267; NeapOhtan Prince.
I.0l1.
The Dona Maria. which comes from Lis
bond and OpnrtO. had some so POrtuguess
on board. but she touched at New Bed
were landed.
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Don't Get Left.

lis 7. m. and go y. m. will he the time
Of departure of Illinois Central fast
trains. New Orleans Special and New Or
leans Limited. on and after September L.
Warren sheaf., 1903-10-01

Clerk OF Court, Sheriff and Treasur-
er, making six telephones in all, at
the price of $3.50 per month.
Commissioners voting, Yes; Hill
leboe and Jensen.
Commissioners voting, No; Rokke
and Thompson.
Commissioner absent and not yot-
ing, Meisch.
The vote being tie, no decision.
Motion made by Commissioner
Thompson seconded by Commission
er Jensen, that we reconsider the
motion heretofore made by Commits
sloner Hilleboe as to telephones.
The Chairman refused to put the
motion.
Motion made by Commissioner
Hilleboe seconded by Commissioner
Jensen that we adjourn.
The Chairman refused to put the
motion.
Motion made by Commissioner
Hilleboe, seconded by Commissioners
Jensen, that the Committee on Coun-
ty Buildings be instructed to make
arrangements with the Warren Tele-
phone Co., to place telephones in the
Treasurer, Clerk of Court and Sher-
ifs Offices, in addition to the phones
now in the building, at a cost of not
to exceed $3.50 per month for the
six telephones.
The Chairman refused to put the
motion.
RECESS.
Attest: A. B. NELSON,
County Auditor,
Ex-oficio Clerk of the Board.
SEAL.
Warren sheaf., 1903-10-01
Strayed.

Three red heifer calves and two
red steer calves have strayed from
the farm of Herman Osterloh, of An
gus. Were seen Sept. Is north Of
g. A. Tullar's farm. Notify owner.
Warren sheaf., 1903-10-01
Strayed or Stolen.

From the barn of Vim. Loeslie, of
Comstock, on Sunday night, Sept.
20, one broncho mare, blind in right
eye, color roam, weight about 1000.
Finder return to Vim. Loeslie or
Rev. Val Kern, Wylie, and receive
reward.
Warren sheaf., 1903-10-01
Auction Sale.

A pair of horses, buggy, cutter
and a lot Of household goods, at the
Swedish Lutheran parsonage, War
ren, on Saturday, Oct. 3, at p. m.
Warren sheaf., 1903-10-01

A few remarks about Real Estate
Loans:
1st, The Bank Of Warren loans
money on land.
I'd, Loan the largest amounts and
make the lowest rates of interest.
Sd, Make three (3), five (5) or ten
QO year loans.
4th, Give the privilege Of paying
a part of the loan at any time and
stop interest.
9th, If you are thinking Of maxi
ing loan come in and see US or
write us and we will come and see
you. y. LAMBERsoN, Cashier.
II herewith announce to the public
that I have moved my harness shop
from the old Lind dberg & Lundgren
warehouse to my own building, (the
old Register ofice), on Main street,
where I will be pleased to have all
my old customers and many new
ones call on me when needing any
thing in the harness or horse fur
nishing line, and where / will be
better able to serve them.
s Respectfully, FRED SWANSON.
Warren sheaf., 1903-10-01
For Sale.

Give me an offer for corner lot l,
in block 3, original townsite, city of
Warren.
OLE RoDsETH,
1st Ave.. Z G. st. Ballard, Wash.
Warren sheaf., 1903-10-01
WANTED.

WANTED. %.
Men and teams for
ditch work either by the
day or station.
Apply to
JOHN E. OsTRoM,
43-45 Warren, MINI.
Warren sheaf., 1903-10-01
FOR SALE.
[Orses and Farm Machinery.

Horses and Farm Machinery.
AS I have sold my farm, I have
25 head Of horses and colts for sale,
and also full outfit Of farm ma
chinery.
JOHN T. HUNTER,
3 miles southwest Of Warren
Warren sheaf., 1903-10-01
PELAN SNAKES AND
The 500 Road.


The Pelan Advocate says last week:
That Pelan will get the 500 road
when it invades this northern coun-
try, next year, is generally conced- :
ed by the press Of the surrounding
railroad towns. The reasonable
ness of this assertion is beyond dis
pute. Here we are with the ridge
a mile wide and waving into hills
and valleys, full elash he'd withishel-
tering trees. The 500 heads are
wise in stri king through this fertile
corner. Here undoubtedly will be
planted the round house for the di-
vision up from Thief River. F"
In another article, in the same is
sue, the following description is
given Of the ridge:
The whole ridge has got the
snakes, and got 'em good. Under
every walk, in the cellars, out in
the yards; everywhere, snakes
Long garter snakes. They sit
around on every corner. In some
places dozen or more hold consul
tation. In the middle of the road
they hold their pow-wow. This
part of the ridge holds million of
snakes, deliberating on the feasibil-
ity of putting in snake factory for
the exclusive use of snakes
With such a multitue Of snakes
there, not even Sioux Indian, much
less the 500 road would dare to
come anywhere near Pelan. Not
until the Snakes are driven away can
Pelan hope to secure railroad, but
it may not be an easy matter to find
another ST.. Patrick.
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