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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1903-01-17
Special Notices
Convention Extraordinary

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Frt~ihurr Co sfiDriIHH GOO f.s.. ...Ht. ft.I.I boo
pie charms ol "ur tBuuufH.. I..H-
This, Ne irlf SUM-. ua. .I .. .... ... rH
any lark of vomauIy ur rr .Is. HI..H f'r
part "i oar fair Iaiir. fer u.i,sal uu BOO s
single iu-taur, will We r,,r i.,ul.f tbBt
iIm, ,Hll|u. Uu.,r-
Have swept the lines N h,0, Iaauft Iu-,f-
Perish the Thought
but to make J~~uruo,. ,luu||E -IH. HiHl
tau" bond oi Fate .-liur .u.aI friends ut
those Of the i1Ir ~rN 90 Vhuu tlr rfIl, r,. B
unlng oi the calendar NAV ~s-.tuIu..y imIHlt,
the possibility of iris, l,uu, OF NuufhtuI
bcwitchlusut~S. have thuu.lt chat IHTlHr-
II might not hc ami~> 10 ip-,Iyu upa lIt 60,
LONELINESS of some of uur msiUrrr uaf.l. and
50 To- that end have invoked the assist aur, ui
u certain adept in i,vchi, ~,l,urr and l,lH,k
RI
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1903-01-17

\ dispute over the use of a telephone
wire yesterday developed some bad Ian
guage, "evoluting" finally into case of
assault and battery. Damages $500.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1903-01-17

The last tbrui>ingl contest held was
patronized by some of the best people in tn"
cty.-Cumberland Nc's
That is very indefinite assurance of
the games responsibility.
Who are "the best people
Especially, who are 'some of the best
BY what standard are they compared
financially, socially, politically and
religiously:
Were there any capitalists, gentlemen,
statesmen or Christians present:
II only one or the other class-say of
capitalists or gentlemen-are they reck-
oned in the superlative degree with
lovalists to State aud Church:
1t is shame that "sOme of the best
people attend these fights a greater
shame that their presence has to be
cited, even i'll giving the news, as some
sort of a preteXt for the survival of a
cruel and dangerous phase of barbarism.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1903-01-17

The line below, written Tuesday after
noon, was then, if not now, IA fact:
Ice is ripe.
The statement is thus guardedly made
because the weather, like "circum-
stances sometimes ''alter cases"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1903-01-17
The Weather.

sunday and Monday We're blizzard
days, eliminating Tuesday morning i'll
a depression to degrees below zero.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1903-01-17

city council transacted no business Mon
day night rs there was no quorum present.
Morgantown tW. Na) Nc~ Domi"iOH.
No per dicm perhaps.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1903-01-17

In writing his will the late Maj. Alex.
Shaw remembered John MeaSer, a min
ing foreman of the Elk Lick Pa) coal
region, i'll the sum of 81 900.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1903-01-17

Only sol - for the round trip from Cum
berland, as specified below, January .
Tickets, including in addition Ia round-trip
railroad fare, sleeplng-car accommodations
and meals e" ro"t,, Washington tn Jackson
vile and return. Returning, leave Jackson
vile February II.
February l0-ticketS, including in addition
to round-trip railroad fare slccping-Car ac-
commodations and meals {" r""f', Washing
ton to Jacksonville and return. Returning
leave Jacksonville February -.
March lO-tickets. including in addition to
round-trIp railroad fare. Sleeping-car accom-
modationS and meals ro"f,, Washington
to Jacksonville, but not for the return. Re
turning tickets will be- good on any regular
train until May 81, 1903
For tickets and detailed information call
upon B. and o. Ticket Agent NJ. G. CLNEKE,
Cumberland. Md
Three Special Tours to Florida.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad ri" Washing
ton at Very Low Rates.
JANUARY y. ri" SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Tickets including, in addition to round-trip
railroad fare, Slceping-Car accommodations
and meals {" ro"tc Washington to Jackson
VILE and return. Returning. leave Jackson
vile February IL.
FEBRUARY 10, ri" ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
Tickets including, in addition to round-trip
railroad fare, sleeping-Car accommodations
and meals en- ro"tc Washington to Jackson
VILE Returning leave Jacksonville Fehru-
AIRY %.
Mach 10, ri" SEAHoNRp AIR LINE.
Tickets including, in addition to round-trip
railroad fare, sleepinS-Car accommodations
and meals ro"fe Washington to Jackson
Vile but not for the return. Returning,
tickets will he good on any regular tram
until May 81, 1903.
For detailed information call upon Balti-
more and Ohio Ticket Agents.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1903-01-17
Railway Locals.


Mid-W inter Excursions to Washing
ton.-In accordance with its usual custom,
the Baltimore and Ohio X. Il. will, on Jan
uarv - and February -, 1903, run 1""
Pop"ior .Nid- winter ELc"rSjon$ 10 ll"Sh'"g-
tor at "cry 10" rates t"r H' r""'d trip, allow
ing ten days return limit on tickets, mclud-
ing date of sale
Excellent train service, standard coaches,
Pullman parlor and sleeping cars.
These delightful excursions ford splendid
opportunities to visit the National Capital
during the session of Congress. For tickets,
time of trains and full Information call on or
address NJ. G. CLAEKE Agent b. and o. Il. r.,
Cumberland, Md, for full information.
\ most complete and fully illustrated
Guide to Washington may be purchased
from Agents b. and o. Il. T.. at ten Oo
cents per copy.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1903-01-17
WinterTOuriSt Tickets. Season 1902

" INIFF TOIFISt IICkF0N, 5tstN'II W.
-10O9.-The Baltimore and OHIO Railroad
has placed on sale all principal offices east
of the Ohio River Winter Tourist Tickets to
points in Alabama Florida, Louisiana,
Mississippi, New Mexico, North Carolina
and Texas also Havana Cuba and Nassau,
y. T., at reduced rates
For additional information cali on Agent
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, Cumberland,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1903-01-17
Prof rUNYNDIr,rNuSrUs.
Occult Geiu,enator Of Female Charn>.

late of the COLLEGE Of th, Grand lama p
Ihihct, who will exhibit tp thr tr'>'aUr
nuhIlc his MnmLrrluL mL-L-u. Au-.m u. LL
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Is. and q. II II.

General Passenger Agent
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-11
RPHl SBORO. ILL.

Miss1s Harriet Jenkins Anata Baldwin and
MIS- Kate Chapman have returned from their
nmawinteI vacations at their respective homes in
Miss Josie SCherer. who * Attending schoo! at
Re state University. retu.nsd TO CHAMPAIGN
Phillip Scfer"r
Miss Ata smith teacher in the public schools
Saturday.
MIS-. ,Jo.eph Cook entertained the Marian Re
h.cca Lodge Tuesday with coffee al har home on
North Seventeenth street.
Mr ana Mrs. George Sauter q Trenton. III.
'i7itei IN this city This week the guests Of Mr.
an: Mrs John Hahermehi.
Misses Agnes Schererefz ana Nellie Fisher OF
Marion spent Sunday the guests Of Mrs. /. Z.
shel"y.
alfs. katherine Machl.n returned to her home
in Duquuin Monday. after visiting with Mrs. J..
L. SChraeder several days.
wednesday, after spending several DAYS in this
city with her mother Mrs. : =. Hanson. she
Is attending school in EfiinSharu.
Mrs. Louise Wilson and daughter. Mrs. +. W.
Moore. came up from cairo Wednesday for n
short visit with relatives Mrs. Moore went to
PinCkrey VILE in The afternoon to attend the Sui
DAY a. the home OF the brides sister. Mrs. Il.
Miss Lillian Wall returned % her home in Chi
cago Wednesday after spending u week in this
city with tn. family of her brother Willard Wall
Mr. and Mrs Wilbur l!ansak4ser were rendered
met at the home OF Miss Agnes EEl0ff.
Mrs. John Norman and daughter. Maude. re
turned TO their home in Thehes TUESDAY. after
colonel art Mrs. Joseph Van Cloostere will! de-
Montav evening crowd of their friends gathered
at til" home OF Nj. ana Mrs. William McLaugh-
lin and went 10 their home - give Their? fare
and MIR " r ingram Messrs and Mines W
H. McLauGhlin. e T. Ingram; y Raet. T +.
Is,n"rt. F. o. Younger. L. y, Wells. J J, Fre!i-
q mo j
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-11
CtIsBONDAIE. ILL.

Mrs F!e1 c, Go2in9w. who has been ytsitiaz
turned TO her home in Salem.
Miss Ada smith visited Miss Mavme ZoIier Of
s9@st q NJ NJ ana Mr. tha- T prc'te;t.
NrS ". i. Post IL On extensive visit with
RELATIVES At Pole RNes. III.
Miss Grace MCCuurt. VINO spent the holidays
the guest of Miss Mabel Bowyer. has returned to
Mrs. Laura f. Haanus spent several days IN
Jonesboro the past week
Miss Leona Ethestou visited in Murphvsbor7
last week the guest of her cousin. Miss Winnie
giss Hattie Elliott. who has been visiting
relatives in this CITY. has returned TO Parks
Mrs. v. P. Slack visited in Anna the past week
Miss Minnie Hurst hae returned 70 her horl4
Iu Ionesboro after a weeks vist with friends in
MIR and Mrs. A * Wilson have returned to
Snar;a after visit with Nr. and Mrs Campbell.
Mrs T.. r Bullock spent SuciIy Ddin with
Mrs Hamilton Rapr. who is visiting her parents
Mr.. Helen Perry has returned to Decatur after
a weeh.s visit in this cit}-
General Alfred Ellett. Is the guest OF her sister.
Mrs. NJ. II. og,ien q this city.
Mrs. Francis N. Barbour has returned from a
ten days, visit with Mr. and Mrs. George Bar
Miss Helcn Winters is home from an extended
Visit with relatives IN DuGuo!n.
No" after two weeEs' Visit with felativss II Diii ana
Misses Lulu Hundley and Nellie sinde- and -ra
iaters sgsst Mis- Eeanor Ian GI,,s Of ssssgi
wseS. visit with relatives.
Miss Leah E~ans ~ McAllist.r. !. r is home
NJ and ''> Mrs. R,n walker Of East s. rour.
ted last week tho family Of Captain and Mr..
Miss MABEL Bowyer entertained a number NJ
f!1 fr,s1as in honor Of her guest. Miss Grace Nc
Mr.. samuel Spence has returned from two
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-11
MOBERLY MO.

Miss Eusenia Jones entertained friend. Sat
iect to find the most oddities on 1-cent piece
Miss Fannie Clark was the pr1xe-wnner.
Those students at Hardin College who did not
go home for the holidays gave q party for their
friends Saturday night at the college
on Monday night Harper Van Ness entertained
4 number Of friends in celebration Of his fl
,ecnth birthday.
MIR. Frank Forney and Miss Daisy OBrien o.
Hoberly will be the guests OF MIs Forney :
parents. Mr.. and Mrs J. ID. Tucker. during the
Mrs William PoTawski has returned to her
home in ST. Louis after visiting her parents. Ny
and Mrs. William Ksmper.
Doctor George Anderson. son OF the Reverenf
John Anderson OF this city. and Miss Holden
of Albany No.. were married in Chicago thi.
Miss Ruth Lakenan departed Thursiay for c.
lurnbia. where size Is the guest or Miss NffBinls
Dias.
Miss katherine Galloway departed for Fort
Smith Ark where she will be member OF
house party al the home of Miss Bessie Rogers
lIrr Mary Z. Kretschmar of st. Louis will
visit al the home Of Mr.. and Mrs George a
Morris in this city after the 18th OF the present
month. ,, -,
Mrs II. T. C. Tucker and daughter Julia vii
return from visit in Montgomery City the
firs; OF the week =, -. .,t
The Wednesday Club will meet all or this
month a. the home of Mrs, j. F. Lswe!yn
Mrs u r. Moore entertained the Chantauous
Circle Wednesday. Mrs. Joseph O1utt VIII enter
tain the circle next week
Mrs J. &. Wilkins will entertain the menoefs
OF the Psst!me Club Monday evening.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-11

"a. after visiting with Mrs ]. W. Gratain in
Miss Lulu ElveI1 OF Upper Alton was visit
or in ST. Louis last week
Miss Mau5" Kelly Of Alton has returned from
Miss Amelia Never has returned % =. Louis,
after visit with Miss Irene Adams IN Alton.
Miss Bernie" Hamilton Of Alton returned last
week from Gclcouda. III.
Mss clara Stauf1rth has returned TO Granite
Mrs. Aaron Cunningham has returned TO =.
Louis. after visiting with Mrs. John Cunning
Mrs. = S IIob-7n OF Upper Alton has gone
Miss Florence Lang Of Alton has returned from
Mrs J. F Randall of Alton is entertaining
h.r mother. Mrs. y. F. STARK Of Mystic. Conn.
Ms. J; F.. Greene Of Alton has returned from
Mrs Mary Kleinpeter OF Alton has returned
from eXteTGcG visit with -. Louis relatives
Mrs 4. J. Con of Alton Is entertaining Mrs.
Kate Be"ner q Kansas CITY
Mrs H. II. Tilbe OF Upper Alton has returned
Tie Misses Vera and Fulga srnraeler have -
turned BelIeville, after visiting with Mss
Emma Hartmann IN Alton.
Miss Eva Waller Of Alton entertained Mrs
james CASSIDY Of -. Louis last week
Miss Myrtle Winhler has returned from -.
Mis- Margaret Gass has returned to St. Louis.
after visiting with Mrs W. J. Pearrs in Alton.
Ethel Mitchell # -. Louis last week.
Miss Kate Woodbridge returned to st. LOUIS
TUESDAY. after visiting with Miss Carrie
Hart OF Alton
ber> Of tho Colonial club with a dancing party
Mss stella YGecr Of Alton entertained at
euchre ON Wc;nesdHy
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-11
CENTRALlA. ILL.

Aos The p p Mis-: NAY Buck ap a:s, :.
pesred areas. as Aunt ophea. Erhel Koehisr a. q.
SADIE e May ssst si'a as ks:5 II ss.'s aesn af
a4i Esai ad Me- M i4sob 6 5sfas t. and Mr..
HESS. He's George o oidendorph III. and nd Mrs Roser
TsyIo5 Mrs; ssh;InksTt iEs and M;s: ssT:hs :,
tend the funeral Of Doctor Julius Kohl.
John Bohn returned to Greencastle Tuesday
to nn. ns Frsss2s s4s es This city and Ms. Bell
s,T sgseI last s, sahss5 % and VIII MAKE .helT soi
Hiss Lou Ryan is visiting her sister. Mrs
rhs Fn5R Fanc1 1S WoFs acR Sae me, with Mis-. Daisy
Hs. NJ. %faaiiosf aaii q ssx York i, til.
the guests Of 3. P. ,sichsr and family.
Doeso, Frank NJ F1syd of, Of St r. L9gis y wss % :h-
Miss Lizzie Brown Of Ashley i, her. for . Ten
". p. Mairsden Of Columbus Junction. Ia. is
making ten days visit with his cousin. H. G.
Ms Gsorxs Tar1y T. y, is here ,,2m M2. Sa.%
Miss Edna Hoy. has returned to Charleston
Miss Edna Spencer has returned to North~e.t
ern University after spending the vacation at
me Reverend and Mrs F. W: Spice. Of Pan.
and Mrs. Well OF nashville nave peen the guests
OF Miss Anna Cook.
Mr and Mrs John 6. Farmer OF Cedar Rap-
ids Ia have returned home after visiting Mrs
Farmers parents. the Reverend Doctor and Mrs.
Richard Carton.
The Reverend and Mrs Wallace St John have
holidays holiday with NJ. and MS. 6. ". s.. John,
Mrs $. T. Phillips Is here from Danvilie Wis
iHng Mrs. ". L. Eler
Miss Florence Hallam has returned to DIXON
Ill. after visiting her mother. Mrs. 8. A. Hal
lam .., 49,
Miss Grace Ravenscroft 10 visiting In Green
yilla
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-11
OWNS COLLECTION OF SNAKES.
Harold Burnett Keeps Reptiles in
Attic of Home.

Brooklyn. y. Y. Jan. 1O.-snakes abound
on Brooklyn Heights. II is one OF the most
Conservative looking Of old Brooklyn
houses that shelters them too.
Harold l.. Burnett has had several dozen
snakes slowed snugly away in boxes in
corner OF an attic.
Snake collecting is a pastime, an amuse-
ment to Mr.. Burnett. as is the collection Of
paintings porcelain or bric-a-brac to other
men.
He takes his snakes out of their boxes
lovingly and handles them with the same
enthusiasm and interest other men take in
the atmosphere of canvascs. in schools of
painters in the glaze OF porcelains.
Here it is the interest in the markings. in
the dry. ivory-like touch of the skins. in
the wonderful :-uppleness of the joints. This
collector has individual interest in the
pieces OF his collection. The stupidity OF
each and every reptile inspires enthusi-
ssm for any one He buys and sells all
.he time. Month after month the colony
changes in personnel.
He buys snake that is somewhat lively.
1t is not at all likely to escape. that II.
there is no danger attached to 1t. but II has
both life and action. From the snake collec-
tors standpoint here begins the charm.
There is keen pleasure in handling it. in
the very passing of hands over the skin.
in feeling its coil. But after a little hand
ling. combined with its restricted quarters
and the cold temperature. the pet becomes
no more pet. 1t is little more than an
inert mass, that will not eat and shows
scarcely sign of living. Then, sooner or
later. that snake. and all such snaksA unu0k
60. to be replaced by otherA
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-11
CARIlNyII.IE, Ill.

Miss Zoe DENLY and Miss Mabel Ibhstson vis-
tied in ST Louis last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy COoksor entertained Mon
Robert Burton and sister Miss curnelIa. have
been visiting in Jacksonville
BLOOMINGTON. after visit with Mr.. and MIS-
W. r. Crew.
Miss Ina Collins entertained a number OF young
friends Saturday evening.
Mrs. ". f. y. Anderson IS visiting her sisters.
Mis- B. 7. Funk and Mrs. G. II Pierson IN
Doctor and Mrs. l. +. EiireI have returned TO
Chicago. after Ntst with relatives IN this citN.
NJ and Mrs. x. +. Siishv visiting their
daughter. Mrs. ". II. Parker. in Table Rock.
The Reverend j. \. Zeller' has returned from
= visit in CItronelie Aia.
Mr.. e l.. Palmer IS visiting IN Farnee. III.
Mrs. W. =. Andrews and children have returned
to Tay!"rE!lle. ai;"r visiting NrF Virginia Tag
MIR ana Mrs. Geo Eishbacb have returned TO
Chicago after few weeks visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. i. NJ Boring.
Miss Louisa Castle entertained n number or
Young people Friday evening at progressive
eUc,Tr in iGonur Of her cousin. Mis- kathryn
Mufrie o- 81. Louis
Frank H0biit is visiting relatives IL, Atlanta
The CarlirN iile Woman's Club eutertalned
Thursday afternoon bV Mrs Niarl J. Anderson.
Misses Mar, and Elzabeth Sceiumeysr gave
a reception Saturiav crcninE.
Mrs. Horn OF Chicago is visiting her parents.
Mr and Mrs. G. Z. Karan.
Professor and Mrs y. I Rertei tutcrts Irlad
ny, 'o;ciie cub FridaG evening.
Miss Abbic F-eram of Carroliton who visit
,a& ntF sister Mr.. Z. J. L.InUkin. spent thu
Mr. II. Il King and daughter. O.. 81; Louis
ana Miss Gertrude stiles OF Chicago. are vIsI.iua
Mrs. t. VI
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-11
PADUtAH. ny.

Mrs. Carrie Flournoy will entertain. at her
horn-, next Friday afternoon in compliment TO
Mrs. Millie Davis entertained her |rInGay-school
class Monday evening at her home.
he Caanfederacv. met Tuesday afternoon with
Mis-; lame Rogers at her home.
lean Revolution. met Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs. George .. Hart at her home.
The Delphc Club met Tuesday morning with
Mr., John =. Canpbei at her home.
dustrial club Friday afternoon at her homr
Mr.. and Mrs VI. Schwah entertained tie whis:
P he @aTrSss OF Ms 81 ,5i Anna h9e Grea and Mr.
Edward FGancis II this city took place at the
end J. l.. Perryman Of the First Baptist Church
The Charity Club met "Wednesday morning with
Mis- is Emma Reed nii1 at tie Palmer House
I.h The Nm Mnzazne club Will NEE, next THURSDAY
/. Dubois had 4 reception THURSDAY evening al:
Ming MIN n Ranar a dt ass n5sssHs s Ks rSe
turned to school at Notre Dame: Ind.
entertain next THURSDAY afternoon at TIER horn I.
in honor Of Miss Fanny Taylor and Mrs. d. n
Master Warren Gilbert entertained his young
rJnd @ Sd at fs h2ms 2ne M9nE 2 st m nrTn29n T
Mis-, Robbie Loving and Mrs. Mary Scott re
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Mckinney are visiting in
Miss Annie Bradshaw returned Monday to Gin
Mrs Walter Neikirk and son Paul are visiting
Mis-, Lillian Readles has returned from visit
ing g friends : IN rs9.ie Futon Ky y , -..
Miss Grace Reeves has returned from visiting
Mrs William Bpsten and child returned from
The marriage. Of Miss. Susan James and Mr..
James Porter Sle"tts will take place Wednesday,
a. podio the fsf y Van nsns The M
ceremony. The usherB will be: Louis Rieke. Jr..
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-11
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EDW ARDsVILLE. ILL.

Nj and MIS- Archibald Conn. whosa marriage
oc,urre: IN Western Nebraska last week. ar
itIsd =, Monaay. ami VIII MAKE their residence in
The Whist club meets Tomorrow afternoon
Miss Floren,e 5ettensiu Of Nameoki spent the
holidays with Miss Winifr-d WIIougiIiy al col
!iusyiiie Nj and Mrs.. ". II. Parr entertained
Tor Miss Davis of Fast st. Louis Dancing was
thu principal amusement.
Miss Ma Hartman has returned to Alton after
Mrs. K. . MCCarty and daughter went 10 -.
MI and Ms Aug. Sp"hlyc hav" been cuter-
tanning ihe Misses Emily. Fann!e and Annie
Mr.. Alser and daughter Mss { Alger. de-
partrd pId W.dmcSisy @ Ior Gro{9n : r.
parted Tuesday after Il visit w;h Miss Rose
itors from I-pp-r Alton last week. NJ. Cook
IS ,nsruct9r IN chemistry AT shurtieff college
Mrs ". Fritz has returned 10 Greeryllle
Miss MAY Desmond, daughter Of Mr and Mrs
u Desmond, Will he married on Monday even
lHs TO Mr. R26ert Baird The c"ieirnony viii take
be performed by tn" Reverend J t. Daw Of
Miss Pearl Carr Of St Louis was a guest Of
Miss Viola Vance entertained Miss Charlotte
Crane II Alton this week.
ana aunt Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Walton
MIS-. l. G Cook Of Troy visited EdwarisviIle
Miss Molle NJ. Miller has ma,rlcuated at the
s. Joseph seminary At Terre. Haut- Ind
the iat;ei's sister. Miss Minnie Renhart. OF -
Louis the first o.: the week.
Miss Annahelle Krone departed This week .ar-
Boston t. return 10 the New England Conserv-
Charles $. Gillespie Of Toaelsa. Kas.. * a
Mrs. Elzabe,h Friday has gone to Venice.
Nj. r. 6 Wayne is making visit with rel
q
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-11
GOLCOSDA, ILL.

Ma MyttIs Roper ia in PsSucah XIV. the
guest ~ Mrs. Frank boyd
= folly lartv II %cunG peop;e were pieasantly
.rreriained at the hone I Mr.. and Mrs; cail
l<uhl Monday evening in honor OF the Messt..
Music was the feutur,. Of the evening and el--
Charles Eardoiuh visited IN Brookport Tues
day and Wednesday,.
:Ilse Fay Thou peyu teacher in the uub.i
sca,ol entertained her pupils at the home q
her nar,rts Fridat evening
Juig- W 4 Whit.sii. spent a few dave in
METROPOLIS and Cairo this week.
\ < johnson pt Metropolis was In the city
visiting s,vprsl days tbs "eek.
Charles Rottmann has resigned hts position
with the Poo. county Telephone Company and
has aesa succeeded by VIII hamilton a former
errrulc>-a 9. the conpany
The Reverend ]. II. Rose. synodical mission
arc for the SYNOD OF Illinois is conducrir.. n
4erieg or meetings at the PRESBYTERIAN Chur. .lt
This T.. hi. second visit to Ciolconda he havta.
hem here four ysars ago
lr-ark Thompson. RAYMOND Gilbert and Rua-
sci Nct-cr departed SUNDAY for their schools
after visiting relatives At hcm. They are az
tending at carbondsle. Chicago and Alton re-
7C;oIcnnda Post G. A. r. held their annual
frstallstinn IN the Nlttl-r Hall Monday evening
and concluded the ceremonies with a sumptl-
,,r.. haruuet which was enjoyed by quite a
,IIrrh.r Gf visitors. Postrnast@r J Q Baker has
he.rl choea-l commander for the ensuing ven-
n /, Royce. foreman Of the Herald Enter
r,rise visited his father in Metropolis Sunday
nd NSrdsy
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-11
NINCENNES. IND.

Mr.. William Alien Cullcp entertained last
evening in honor o. Miss Carrie Cullop
Mrs John NeIseTherger arrived home Thurs
day night from Portsmouth. o.
M-s. Clarence NJ Zcnor. accompanied hv her
sister. Miss Helen Bisrhaus. has returned TO In
,lianapolis
Mrs. 7. Showers. who has been visiting Mrs
VI .. Moore, returned to bennington Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Schmidt entertained AZ
progressive euchre Monday night, complimentary
TO Mr. Lawrence Elmer OF seymour
Miss Lulu Dawes gave a Coasting party Tues
day evening
Miss Helen Kackley has returned 70 Indianap-
oils after visiting her mother. Mrs. James
Mr.. and Mra Frank North. who have been
the guests II Mrs. g +. Purify. returned to their
hgrne in Atlanta. Ca TUESDAY:
pink tea Wednesday ate noon.
Lieutenant and Mrs Edwards. who have been
the guests OF the Reverend and Mrs ] b. Mil
ier; departed for Fort Laavenwnrth. kas
Mrs. Victor Nette and children are in St
Louis visiting friends.
Miss Edith RiIIis has returned from Indanap-
oils
Miss Jessi" Ilitchell entertained the Bob White
club Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph :. Winstandley OF Des
Moines. la. the guests Of their mother
Nrs !. Il Weathers