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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-09
Totes About Society
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saa in Neighboring Cities.

| Mt Ma and Mrs I. S. Parker for week. departc'
M R aSs hsn p,,ever Is cn,er.,n,n. her
s ssss n, Mrs John p Russell 2, Washington City
Mr.: Frank Dallmeyer returned last week from
a de, daslgh,ful "trip through (oi,ra;o,
o,sT s w cIassss, and little dangh',s For 90,
Mrs ms.hs G. N MINI Evans ,,.r in st, ,,s louis
d ,iIs THURSDAY for Kansas City. 20 remain
Miss Daisy Vets 81 St. LUIS fi Is VISITING her
sister. Ms. ri Oliver.
HEN their supper and being .enei later by
oo Hoah w sha ss' RaS-oa eess
sispaMsns Marehes s Iiaws0r Price C.ii T%e;a
Msssrs. Winston. ,SiaSge,t. Mevoy, and Housh.
from rys s5 aas saaT 20 sn
, Sunday Sunday with Colonel Williams and daughters.
Mrs. /. Rodeaheincr is entertaining hcr tsu-a-
i Hiss Ma Hannah w xS,s 4 SS9 SWn1 and nicer
fi;saas il, RS5nyilis; rstusnea lsst wsss
Boonvilc spea; Thursday with Miss Hattie Cor
The Sunday school and many OF the conrrcga.
MSn q the ,saniist Ghuseh snioysd picnic
number present and an essant dinnes and sup
Per served.
M, Miss Msrgars. Tlehenor ., st, Louis. whose
s Mr a9 IoicI T. Force Of 81 Louis vas a
in this city Inc announcement came as a
plea SAINT surprise. The Wedding viii iskc place
Mrs, L. c. Crow snd children returned Thurs.
day 10 8. Louis. after few weeks sojeurn
sny evening to visit her siste. Mrs Joseph
Two ,s sssh,fpi progressive wills, parties
Hannah wai!aeh. The i!rst was on Tuesday
.noi hn and was given by Mrs. Adoiph -,rts
prtttiiy decoratei in red. and green and
esiisiors Ispsst was served a, ls o'clock. The
Picture AWARDED to MS f BslsnSe aaasa an
R s3si Mrs Ats vas assisted ~ her sister
Ms Hrteh aa In ssss's 1y'e Ru, wsTs
ter hsinric4s pssss q St rsFts Nonnis
Annie and si'h i,orr MaEnef James Young. Misses
,hide paimeyer Glenn. Noiker Brasbr and R Ma
Macy: ydia and Edna Hansen. wallach F. and
Ll,r-ss ,. fy Ms. Bodenhe,meT for her dansh.
the FIRST funetion iye a'ss sv " Mra This
heinle. IN her handsome new home and in way |
bogrs sri mos, charming house warming The
Tinted fer some time afterwards The prize.
sna thu otss two the so bang ~
quests numbered about forty. A delicious co,i-se
The ebsr q the Eastern sise star e. the sat games
lsh,iui Gisnic THURSDAY afternoon and evening |
a ta cr@Wd se whieh WAS attended by
'te Re and bacon being cooked live Goals BY |
her visitor. Miss Maybeile P.nkerton. The guests
y appreciated. Summer reftesliments were
A large country p:cnic was given Tuesday a,
,eauhert's Grove. to w.ics many of our citizens
Mrr Mary Lee Newton Of Paris. No. is visit.
ns her brother. Mr. Fletcher Farrell ard wife
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NATION. ILL.
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NJ seulah Fisher is visiting friends In Shell
Miss Pearl Ellis has returned from a visit in
NrN1E. H. Tren,bls has returned from visit
oM IN oS ns1 he week with friend. IN
In.E Matthews and children are visiting rel
1fiss Belle Fleming OF cedarvalc. Kas.. Is visit
Hiss Pearl Gii$pie Of St. Louis is visiting Mrs.
MS. 8 4. soseboom and niece Miss Shaw.
returned from an extended visit with relatives IN
Miss Nellie schroek is home from visi, in
-Sisss Carrie Robson is spending. a. couple of
v<eJes With friends IN Peoria ana s.. L5uis.
Mss Kate Balentine is visiting in Chicaso;
Mrs. George Currens is home from WISH IN
Miss Nell Kinzel of Oakland is visiting Miss
James vau.e. Jr.. rpent the week in Column
II 1t While of Lincoln is visiting in the city.
] Ms r.. T. Replinger OF Kansas Is a guest of
Nrs., sarah Mullin of Ladoga. md. is visiting
yisst Win reIsf H'as n Bai,imos Ne g'
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Is. Waters Of AshEoTe are
Mn. William rruitt and daughter. 1oae, are
visiting friends In TGscoia.
The Misses McDornott have returned home TO
Indianapolis after visiting the family of John y
Mr. and Mrs. Clark have returned hene TO
Wabash. IND. after visiting : NJ. Clark and
Charles HIT IS visiting IN Casey. Ill.
B. C.. Chapman of Chicago is visiting relatives
IN this city.
Miss Florence punaway of st. Louis is guest
Of N. Dornblaxer ard wife -r-
Mrs. John Cunning and children have returned
homo 10 Tolono. H.. after visit with Air. and
Mrs. Joseph Eoag.
Hrs. Ruth Strickler and son Clyde OF Itch
field. KY. are guests OF Doctor Bishop and other
relatives in this city.
Mrs. Alice Cayton and children and Miss Mar
tina Toole arc visiting relatives in EituiIsi Ind.
Mrs- A. A Stubb;ns of Indianapolis. Ind. ai:d
Mrs. Estele Rec: OF Farmer City. Ill. gre guests
OF their sister. Mrs. Ii Joseph.
Mrs. NJ. u. Waltz has returned home 20 In
dianapolis after visit with Mrs. Paul Rider.
Mrs. Ruth Coen and grandson. John Rider. axe
visiting in indianapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Retiring have returned
home 10 Terre Hauie. IND. after n visit with
friends
Mrs A. F. Shannon and son. Roy. of Charles |
ton spent the week with relatives in this city.
Mrs. W. W. Simpson. Mrs. Iera Ritter. Miss |
May Ritter. Ed Ritter and wife. Misses Mar |
garet Daugherty. Mary o'co,ror Mike O'Ccaror |
and Fred Grant taking a trip along Lake i
Michigan and other NoftheTn Lakes.
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MODERLY.

Miss Hattie Creei Of Ca,rol!:oa. who for several
weeks has oeen the suest of tue asses Jeffrey.
anu reia;iyes IN saisbLIy.
Miss Lulu Hicks Is spending a week with Miss
Mss Edna Ny folk o. ottumsa is visiting Mrs.
with Mexico friends
Miss Bessie Davis departed Wednesday after
Eoon for an extended visit with her sister. Miss
lt.e. Busby OF SALISBURY.
visited aa is n Wsdnes
Gerald Bryan. formerly of this city. now of
Ferguson is the Auest OF his cousin Irvine In
gram.
Martin Basseu and family OF Liberty are WIS.,
iting Mrs. J. n. Stevens,
Miss sadie Bassett is entertaining her cousin,
! Miss Nell Hutton. who has been visiting her
h ts,sr. IN Ars; Ross9e butcher returned to her
Ing friends IN Nude Grove and before rssurninE
nom nome WI Visit MIS- s Victors parents. Mr. and
Is. + carp en departed s ted Wednesday for Dem
f s M aRs WITHIN the ansg who
have been SPENDING the last week with St Louis
spsndlnS few days with 5 Foster and fa@ nffn
F.sda Levy OF Columbia for the last week '''''
guest OF Roscoe butcher and family " for s seen
eIal DAYS she deraited for her home in War
J, E. Ferry departed for Troy Wednesday aft
ern0on
David Robertson OF Mexico Ia visiting his
grandmother. Mrs. Mary Robertson. "''
Mrs. Payne karrles ard little daughter hav.
from visit with salisbury iiiends.
Hughes and wife axe visiting relatives in
Ms. William James is the cues. of her sister.
week. ~
Mrs. 7. 7: Skinner a-d children have returned
with AR. and Mrs. ". T. Mears 't''.
r, MIS- N: F Heer Of orrick. No.. is visiting c.
S. P. Cobb of WELLINGTON. Kas.. accompanied
by his wife and little daughter. May is snsnd-
Allen. o. ~
Miss Ella Rice of Queen c,:y 1, yisi.in- TO- ais
ter. Mrs. Bennett and will remain two weeks
Mrs. King OF slater. Saline County. who has
been tie guest OF z. Hannah and vile for sew
lin. to visit her daughter. iaaA-
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SPRINGFIELD. NO.

s Mis- May HaIIiwell Mss Alice Towsr mis- MIS-
IA se rnf Ms ss Ed M Ta m RI
eeamans. Mr.. John BynS. Mr.. Ross Kyger and
Monday evening.
Miss BERTHE Smith has gone to. Neosfo or a
s Sss,s; after pleasant s'as with Miss Edith
MS Eva Rounsree gave an informal dance
emith and Miss Edith Gerdons. Others .pf, sent
Crime MIS- p, s'e Me es mss name, Mey s MS MS
Woodruff. Miss Eddy. with Mr. Earl 5 eanars. Nr.
Es se ar hshn e Mr. d a M
Delaney. Mr.; EliSins: Mr.. Joe Reed. Mr.. Turner
I Rersss Ma Hnse fr aensS sqnf his we for
Colorado, to spene, ne rsipsinder Of the Summer
their home in New York City after WIS.,, with
Miss Reu,ah Wilton o, Kaasss City is tie
guest of Miss MARY L. Lee.
Mrs. W. H feyton is visiting in Chillco;he.
Miss weaay and Miss Cochran haye returned
70 fhe,F BONES c,aT a , s9 after visit
Miss Bertha Hanssll. MIS- Mary Hal. Miss
STey Cesar NJ. Rsirh Anderson s Nm Mr. an RAIN S
ssp.,h. formed a party ahc enjoyed a picnic a:
Doing Park FRIDAY evening.
. 10 friends in Marshall. No.
y. Mrs Ed,, bourne Of Cartervilie. Mo Is Wis
8. Mrs, f. Townes and sor. accouls nriei by Mrs
GroTge Tcwnes ard little laugstcr. -departed
-. - 'iN-s - A-aSt-es IA ite.
( Mrs. Tom Gibson and Mrs c. d. Clarke ere
visiting in Stcelyie. Go. se
ME- Louis Searles and little niece. Mary
FISHERMAN. dsrarted Wednesday for Stiil~etcr.
j Mrs. f. D. Roberts has returned to her home
IN Kansas City after a visit with friends here.
Miss Lillian Campbell Leaves the first of the
week for Atlantic City. and New Tori. city.
Miss Edna Rolirlan has returned to Kansas
Cit. cfter a visit with Miss EcIt Stewart
Srs ! s Hszsn Is visiting friends in Iowa.
after visit with her sister. Mrs L. Neu.
1fiss BERTHE Smith were holorees at dance at
Doing Park "wednesday night. Others present
weie Miss Helen Anthony. I.iss Lillian Ward
Siss Bertha Smith. Miss Bertha wooley Miss
lsuck. Miss Grace Goodc. Miss Edith Jonea Nj IS
Bertha Hansell. Miss Enrtense Herman Hiss
Mary Hall with Mr.. Ross Wade Etr Charles
Sheprard. Mr. Arch Colt. AR. Patrick Fay. Mr.
mans. Mr.. John Bynr. Mr. Deits. Mr.. Row Hen
'dershot; Mr.. Tai Whitesdes. Mr. Ross Kvger,
Mr.. Herbert Seaman and Mr.. Burgess SNYDER
The Busy Wonan's Idle Hour Club met with
Mrs Charles J. Wright Wednesday aftefnc5a
Mrs. a. b. Inyan. Mrs. 1. L. Lyaa. Mrs y X
Eeer. Mr.. VIII Sheppard. Mrs. II. Clay TomI,-
Sins. Mrs. R: ?. Haldsenan. Mrs. WIN Illnann
Irs, VIII Massey Mrs. McI.ain Jones. 1irs Louis
MT. Otis Miil:San. Airs. Arch johnson. Mrs C,ss
sherpard. Miss Francis St1ncin. Mrs Ernes. Nc
Sfee. Mrs. Fred Sec. Ms. Il ". Diggias Mrs.
Sswell q M RTsto1 1y, Mr. w n Davis Mrs
Mrs E, A Barbour. Mrs. C, A. Watson, Mrs
johnson. Miss Stella whalsy. Miss Lena T'haiey.
Miss E!canor Holbrook. Hiss Willie Hinton. Mss
Francis stancill and Miss B!rsman OF Pearsyi-
vaniA.
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JEFFERSON CITY. NO.

DAYS last week In Pertie SPRINGS the former asM
Miss Mary CAN'T returned Fsidnr from a tares
weelss visit with relatives IN Windsor ard Gin
Miss Lsdin Hansen of Beaumont Tex. soea,
Mrs wee Nth hs5 ot n hs cara Hanszs
H hss bean SssianE ,l her mother Mrs carrie
visit with friends Paris Mo- ' AMI ,e ie'n
and meet sister who is visiting there from
Miss Bertha Frederscison rpent sunday with
relatives in Kansas City.
MI Mr. en- snd s Mrs H2g.sin, dsrsrte1 ias,
month of August.
for chsvo Mes to sssna es ssTee5l Tsss
Miss Lon Tucker of St Louis is a suest o,
Miss Rc.e Gos;= denarted Tuesday for ST.
LOUIS 70 yfsi. her uncle and family. -.
from Colorado ss. Few siays last Week h VIM
her sister Ar, e !. Hammond
Two Ecsss trip through Colorado. with a sister
Mis- Jessie Cook denarted Monday for war.
renscn; Mo. to spesdsthe remainder OF the sum
m Mrs VIZ sM nss sInan departed o,s
Coiotngo SPRINGS. 10 visit her daughter. Mrs
Mrs chas Tweedie and little r,rl depar.., lac.
wtes. te visit her Parents. air. and Mrs. Reed
Mrs Warn Belle Callahan returned from , -,
wses,s .otourn with friends IN Pert Huron, Mich
short Si.t with f:ers is.r.,ed rome Mon sh,sF
Miss sHica Perth ard brother departed NouSs,.
Mis- Helen Pinserton q st Iloafs On rn,,,. =,
.tss Ss . s e sa ss ef MIS- Ls aas short
Ma 7san Keller is eotcrtaininc hef, sister itr
Charts Ecyser of ST. Louis -A' nc
Mrs: L. Turner and son End Miss Matt FOL
ton returned Monday. from St Joseph. whe-e thev
hsye been the guests OF tie formers parents -
1e- Riehnord to visit their grandparents Mr and
Nj; nnd Mrs. Robert DeeEs of st. Louis were
Nj. sead Mrs. Edward Edwards Of sy,revc,.,-.
lA., - quests OF Mr.. and Mrs. John " I'd.
Mrs., Eusene Tsompscn has returned from
Ms. Annie MeDsnies az Ka n ha ci,r who
been Visiting relatives. returned home MonisyH
md several ensertsinmcss arc beGnr II sne fly
tier pleasure. although the weather is exfrcme.v
,Eh1H;. Amnne the visitors are Mrs John d
sDsr coz Mis- Hasnas ' sii ssf , 8: New
-. L. Hrs J. A. Victor Of Columbia Mrs.
Giss Nan Man. ssnre q H Bsss
Ghcnt. Tex and others.
!, II. 7, p pallmsyer Departed Friday for St,
Gtsy viii not lsturn ' until septembes r.n axes
epsrfed yest.rdaU fro., 81 Iis acconna.ssns
hyI Ars. ". E. Mcafahsn of this city. on an ex- |
!. S4rx E. =. Decker and spn Custayus. departed |
encfqsy Tor 81. Louis after delightful visit ]
S.sAs Ssnrles e Hess and other relatives
DyzAAxelc1. Csi.. to spend several weeks.
sfEsstcE Pc,lack VIII depert this week fo- SOUTH
4. 70 remain year OF more on &C
~; aend Mr. A. Moerschel expect to take a |
x&ntc<uien rip room probably going with the /
- I0ttie Priesmeyef departed Friday for 81.
Louis TO visit her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. c. D. Garrett. Nj. E. II. Dye and MIss
Clara Dse q ST. Louis. who have been quests Of
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-09
FALL MAY PROVE FATAL.
Doctor Washington West Serious.
" Injured on Market Street.

Doctor Washington West Of No. g North
Kings highway. In a sudden attack of dig
ziress, fell to the sidewalk at Eighth and
Market streets at noon yesterday and suf-
iered concussion Of the brain. Doctor West
q years old and. owing to his age. 1t Is
Patrolinan Delaney brought Doctor West
to the City Dispensary. where he received
temporary treatment Later he was removed
70. his home. Doctor D. s. Booth of No.
5iW Morgan street said last night that his
venerable patients condition had not I'm
Doctor West is weii-known capitalist
and has been resident Of 81. Louis for
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-09
COLUMBIA, MO.

Miss Florence Willis entertained the "a. T.
de,ishlfnl sir-hand euchre party friday nornine.
Miss Witiis's COUSIN Mrs. Goldwait of Texas
awaIded 6 Mig Media Jacobs. MIS-. Lsli Iosn-
son ard M, NILES E,en9r stone 1r Gre.nvilie Miss
Smith: Base McConathy; Mounttoy. Montgsm-
ing. Allen. Anderson and Mines. AcAlIeter. Cor
CON- Guitar. Switzier. Written. Medcn1lejer
Hinton and ccnley = - I.
Miss Martha Smith will entertain the "A. r.
l. Club Tuesday after the Fair In honor Of
her guer.. Miss Katherine Galloway Of Mexi-o-
Mrs r. W. Nicdermeyer entcrtaired the ia
dies eucire club on Wednesday morning OF asst
Guitar. Mrs. Curtis B. Rollins MIss Neda
Jacobs. Miss Iollie Bass and Miss F1crrnce
willis - - s. asa777T7Ts-
I. Mrs. d. A. Robnett and Xrs. n. B. Robn<tt
have sent out cards for z tea Friday Afternoon
from TO IN honor os their quests the Misses
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-09

The young st. Louis actress who is "a NAV
| leading part in RED River" one Of the
new meiodramas of the season,
| PC o. the last few weeks will have con-
| spicuous place on the programme The band
master Keeps In close touch with affairs of m,,-
| sicai moment in the East The result ia that
his offerings have the merit OF novelty.
INC entertainers at Hashagen's are Franklin
ana McNutf. IN a travesty; the Kar,nos in a
novelty acta two Geyers revolving globe lug
glers. and the Coney Island Girls Profes sor
scahian's nightly balloon ascension may be Wit
aer 1nree weeks of active rehearsal the lines
PSace ain IN music aIranEs ment. War and
week a. su'u' oa' am Ills
With chorus Of trained voices four oratorio
rn COMPANY Ct militia the production should be
The Innes corcert will he given this afternoon.
Fer to-day the following PR gramme IS announced:
over,ure-res.,vai II O'CLOCK. ,....n
T 1.hei Iast Chord Herbert
- - Aria for contrai,o. sullivan
a Bunch ,a., Of shamrocks Irish Fan
ia,srmlasion. s'afshe'd
Gappari rom m Rgtssman. .W E,s;or
q, Prelude La Tnas a aGr Tenor. Verdi
10 March Prince Charming. Irnes
scenes from Cavaleria Grand Ensem-.
Inauguration iaicSj MaSS hsIs
AT 8 O'CLOCK
Two Weli-Known HYMN
tal Jerusalem, the Golden
tb) Nearer. My God, to Thes
Kammeno Ostrow. Ruhns.etn
b-'cai chorus from The Rose Maiden. .Cowen
<,. -, 1nterTnissiop.
W. -, yDi'ee Weber
-, lnneS
Musical Allegory. in which are
1escrbed-by the aid CT weiI-xnown
nationai and patriotic aifs-the
events Immediately preceding and
Curing the War OF the States
Rschelieu," Sir Edward Buiwer Lytton.s
drama OF old France. will be revived at Koer.
nsr's BY the Lawrence Hanley Stock Company
Nj. IIanley Is to be seen in the title part and
the following members OF the company viii be
prominently east: Hal De Forrest Harry Burk-
hardt. Angelina Pulls and Miss Leslie The
classic Is to be given In its entirety Mr. HanIey
using the STAGE version preferred by Sir Henry
Irving and Edwin Boo.h.
Heart CT the Ozarks." drama written about
the lives CT the Younger brothers. will Re, the
attraction at the Imperial this wcek. beginning
with the matinee Of this afternoon. Picturesque
Missouri mountain sections are TO be thu &c mes
OF the first part Of the play. and then will be
shown Mortified, MINI. and the robbery q tbs
Northfield Bank. More than carload Of special
scenery is carried by the company D. E. Rus-
sell will again manage the Imperial and the
policy Of last season Will be adhered to.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-09

NJ P Hynson. who has Just opened an
office on the northeast corner of Tenth and
Chestnut streets. reports that contrary to
this time Of the year. the last week mas
He sold for the account Of berry A.
Davis. to John H. Mcclure. two beautiful
double apartment buildIngs. Nos. FS5i-Sla.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-09
John pockery 4 so..

No. IA North Fourteenth stree. being
southeast corner of Linden and Fourteenth
streets consisting of two-story brick house
with lot IS feet front by 81 feet deep.
for 1850. from Mrs. Anna Burke to Julius
8. Walsh, Jr.
Samuel Bowman & Co. represented the
purchaser In the transaction.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-09
Jesse French VIII Erect $4,000
Structure at Sarah Street
Corner.
MORE WORLDS FAIR HOTELS.
German Commission to Pay $500 q
Month for Mrs. DIVERS Lin
dell Boulevard Residence
Realty Notes.

An apartment house with series Of
stores on the street floor to cost about
s15o.o9o will be erected by jesse French at
the southeast corner OF Olive and Sarah
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-09

The lot. 152 feet on Olive b. 152 feet on
Sarah street. was purchased yesterday from
Henry II. Wagner through tie F. II. &
c. B. Gerhart Real Estate Company for
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-01-14
Farming Told on Hin.

1T was not an American farmer
of whom an Engllah paper tell,
= story, although tho incident
might possibly be matched in ,hi,
country. The agrisulturist In
question had been to a rent dinner
to enjoy himself among mon OF
his own walk in life, while his
hard working wife stayed at home
and saw to 1t that the farm suffer
ed no loss in his absence.
"I'm about tired OUT" was the
mans greeting upon his return.
"Is t. cows in t. barni"
eyes. long since" replied the
spouse, barely stopping a moment
from her duties to glance at him
as she spoke.
"Is t. horses embarrassed and
fed9" he inquired.
eyes"
"Fowls locked upa"
Yes"
"Wood chopped for moruin' 2"
eyes"
"Them ducks plucksd and
dressed for marketr"
eyes"
"Wagon wheel mended and
ready to start in t. mornin' Z"
eyes"
ooh, then," concluded the good
man, with sigh of relief, 'slet
me have my supper and turn in.
Farmln' Is beginnin' to tell on
me. '-Exchange.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-01-14
AUDITORS NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that this of
nee will be open from the lst day Of
January 1908 to the Goth day of Feb.
Tuary 1903, for the purpose Of receiving
the returns OF the tax. payers Of Lam
caster County.
All persons having personal proper.
! ty in their posse ssion or control as
Manager. Holder. or as Husband.
Parent. u,fdian, Trustee. Executor,
Administrator. Receiver. AGENT or
Attorney on the 1st day of Jan. 1905.
are required by law to list the. ,eame
for Taxation within the time It auired
by law. or incur the penalty OF finv
per cent which attaches ia case Of
failure to do SO
The Taxpayers will note all Real
Estate acquired or improvements
made since last return. -.. #
A u male persons between the ares
OF II rnd 81 are liable for P0ilTax. ex.
c-Pt those exempt by, Law. Il 49,
The Auditor or an assistant will st.
tend the f'il wing places In the Coun-
" ON the Gaye named below for tho
convenience OF the public:
Osceoia. Tuesday, January 8, 1903,
D m,
Pleasant Valley. Wednesday. jan
I uary Z. 1908, % m
Belair. TLursday, January 3, p NJ
Van Wyck, Friday, January 3. pm.
Dixie. Monday. January IL, q M.
Dwight. Monday, January H., pn
Trad-sville. Tuesday, January l8.
p. m.
Taxahaw; Wednesday. January IA.
p IN.
Flat Creek Church, Thursday, jan
uary Is, p M. -,
DR.. G. q. Welsh's. Friday, January
i6. p m.
P1mus. Saturday. January H.. 4 m.
Halle Gold Aine. Monday. January
| 10. a N
| Ke. shaw, Tuesday and Wednesdav
January % and 2lst. -
Heath springs. Thursday, January
J Pleasant Hill, Friday. January g.
! q m.
w I VanlandiDgham's, Monday,
1t will be TO the interest OF feyerv tax
payer to make his return promptIv
and save the 80 per cent penaitv
which attaches after the 10th OF Feb.
ruary
After the above dates will be found
in the Auditors Office to wait unon
the public Respectfully,
JNo A Cook,
| Auditor, l.. o,
Lancaster. s. G.. Dec. 8, 1909.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-01-14
1t Stopped the Gambling.

A good story is told of a certain
English colonel In connection with
an inspection of crack rife corps
which he commanded.
The inspection passed off salts
factorily. There were no COM
plants, and the regiment WAS evid-
emily in good order.
"But,' said the inspecting gen-
eral, 81 am bound to tell you,
colonel, that rumors have reashed
me OF gambling being carried on
extensively among your officers" "
"That may have been the case,
SIR said the colonel, "soms
months age, but | can assure you
that nothing OF the kind is in vogue
now, because I've won all the
ready money in the regiment, and
l would not allow any gambling
on credit"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-01-14

rens. Hs Vas u strong athletic,
handsome young man, and he
walked~way with . frm step to
his humble country home, whore
he tarried only long enough TO bid
goodbye to tis relatives and
went Immediately across the Sav>
annah, taking up his abode in
Hart County, Ga, whore he
prospered snd,uas much respect.
Cd by his nsighbors.
Some years afterwards We
heard his name called at IAnder-
son, whore We were then living,
and prominent merchant gave
us an introduction to his we'll to-
do customer from across tke river,
but he did not perceive that each
of us recognized tho name Of the
other, and both were thinking of
the sorrowful incident at Laureps,
though never word passed be-
tween us IN reference to it. W.
saw him often in the years fol-
lowing upon the public square at
Anderson, selling twenty or thir-
ty bales of cotton At timo, baul-
ed there in his own wagons drawn
by fine large mules, which told
the story of his prosperity.