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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-01-31
COMMITTEE
SEES COOPER

superintendent Cooper was visited by
a committee from the Fourth District
central committee yesterday, which
was seeking information regarding the
enforced resignation of r. y. Boyd as
road engineer. The committee asked
the reasons for the removal. and the
superintendent Of Public Works prom
ised 70 furnish as soon as possible the
charges and specifications upon which
the action was taken.
Mr.. Cooper would not add anything
yesterday TO the statement previously
given regarding the removal Of Mr..
Boyd, but said he had promised TO give
the committee whatever information il
wished.
Charges for more supplies than Su-
pe-intendent Cooper considered were
required. is one Of the main reasons
for Boyd's removal
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-01-31

ct is believed" said General G. L.
Gillespie. chief of engineers of the
United States army, in his annual re-
Port in September. that the time has
come when it VIII be no longer possible
to ignore the question of the insuIar de-
lenses. The Navy Department is
properly insistent that all Of its i'm
pcr1ant ccaIing stations should receive
proper defensive protection 10 keep of
predatory attacks from possible hostile
fleets" His report stated that at
tbirty-one places at which coast de-
lenses were needed IL had been decided
to construct them. Projects for i'm
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-01-31
DOLE ASKS FOR
INSTRUCTIONS

Governor Dole yesterday cabled 70
Secretary Hitchcock, OF the Department
OF the Interior, asking for instructions
IN regard 10 the Fire Claims bill
No action has been taken relative 20
Pratt's request for authority 70 act, and
10 reply viii be sent until Secretary
Hitchcock is heard from The cable
gram from Pratt IS considered 70 be Of
too indefinite nature TO warrant the
delegation OF The authority Of the gov
renOr and secretary II regard 70 the
bond issue, and the instructions Of the
Secretary OF the Interior VIII be await
ed. II he advises such a delegation OF
power, II will be given
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-01-31
ALL TIE RIGHT, TITLE AND
INTEREST

Of the said Kapunikala in the Hui Land
OF Holualoa 1 and situate in the Dis
Trict Of North Kona, Island Of Hawaii
The same being six 90 shares (un-
divided) IN said Hui Land. the whole
containing $50 shares or an area OF
1890 acres more or less The minor
owning six shares. his undivided inter
est contains 1854 acres more or less
which VIII be sold in a lump.
This land IS suitable for grazing plir-
poses, the higher portion being good
for coffee growing and the lower or
makai portion good for homesteads with
: free sea fishery according TO the deci-
sion OF the Supreme Court
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-01-31

tered very rough seas and a high wind
along the Hamakua COAST, although
there was little rain. Along the Kan
coast there were rough seas 8gain and
q gale of wind from the northeast, but
little rainfall
We landed all the freight al Honu-
apo and all but one load at Punaluu.
There a boat swamped at the passage
with feed and merchandise
Met the steamer Kauai al Kailua.
Her main boom carried away and she
VIII remain there until the weather
moderates-
Coming home, very rough seas and
Z gale Of wind from the northeast
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4 STUBBORN COLD OR
BRONCHITIS

yields more readily TO SCOTS
Emulsion of cod-liver oil than
% anything that you can take;
and if Persistently used a few
days, will break up the cold.
When you awake in the
night choked up and cough
Ing hard, take a dose of the
Emulsion, and You viii ger
immediate relief, where no
cough medicine viii give YOU
relief. It has 4 soothing and
1ealing effect upon the throat
nd bronchial tubes.
Most people understand
5cotts Emulsion is a great
,ody builder-but it is equally
good to aIlay inflammation
md cure colds and violent
oughing,
send for Free Sample.
corr P BOVINE, Chemists. 90 Pearl ST. y
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-01-31

WASHINGTON, D. c.. Jan. 3o.-At a
cabinet meeting today the possibilities
Of war were discussed and the cabinet
approved the strengthening Of coast
defenses as an emergency measure in
case Of trouble over Venezuela There
seems to be no fear OF immediate
trouble but precautionary measures are
deemed advisable
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-01-31
Valuable Land
For Sale at
Public Auction

The undersigned duly authorized
thereunto by judicial order az the
Honorable J. T De Bolt. First Judge
of the Circuit Court OF the First Cir
cult, in the Matter of the Guardianship
of KAPUNIKALA Ck). minor, hereby
gives notice that on SATURDAY. FEB
RUARY q. 1905 at u o'clock noon. at
the rnauka entrance 10 the Judiciary
Building. in Honolulu, Island OF Oahu.
he VIII sell at public auction TO the
highest bidder
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-01-31

S2l heavy guns. 4S3 rapid-fre guns and
$50 12-inch mortars. During the past
year the addition TO the completed ar
mament Of the coast amounted to eight
l2-inch guns, three 8-ineh guns, twenty
rapid-fire guns and thirty-four mortars.
II Is intended 10 devote the appro-
FriatiOn OF last June 10 the construc-
ton Of emplacements for two Pinch
guns, four 1O-inch guns, forty-four g.
inch guns and ffty-two fifteen pound
ers.
II is stated that Washington realizes
the imperative need Of constructing de-
lenses at Hawaii and Porto Rico imme-
Giately.
The army and navy maneuyers along
the Atlantic coast a few months ago
impressed upon many the needs Of
greater defenses there. During the
last few months a great deal OF work
has been done on these defenses, the
most notable Of which is the new gun
that has been put in place at Sandy
Hook to guard the approaches 10 New
York This weapon viii shoot twenty
one miles.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-01-31
NOTICE

AT A MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders of Benson, Smith & Co. Ltd.
held this date. the following were elect
ed officers for the ensuing year:
Geo. W. Smith President and Manager
J. H. Fisher.------...-..-N ice-President
G L Rumsey Treasurer
A J. Giguoux ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Secretary
J. A Kennedy .--.-..............Au Auditor
ALEXIS J. GIGNOUx.
Secretary.
Honolulu, Jan. 18th. 1908. ssa
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Sealed tenders for the erection of two
water tanks and the necessary frame
work connected Herewith 10 be com
pleted in two weeks from the date of
awarding the contract, at the new In
dustriaI School at Waialee. Oahu. viii
be received az the office Of the Depart
ruent Of Public instruction until noon
Of Tuesday. February Bird
Plans and specifications can be seen
at the Office Of the Department, Ho-
nOlulu.
The superintendent does not bind
himself 70 accept the lowest or any
bid.
ALATAC T. ATKINSON,
Superintendent Public Instruction.
$3.50
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-01-31

A cough is not a disease, but a synp-
tom. u indicates that the lungs and
bronchial tubes are inflaned- This IN
Examination often leads % pneumonia
The sur=st way 20 ward of pneumonia
Is 10 use Chamberlain s Cough Remedy
On the first appearance OF the cough OF
cold. Il always cures and cures quick
~. Benson. Smith & Co.. Ltd. whole
sale agents, sell Il
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-01-31
c0oIs the Blind

hot weather takes the life out Of
Everybody You become languid. de-
Diiitated, nervous, depressed. You
lose your appetite and you have indj-
gestion- Your blood becomes impure.
your head aches, your nerves are weak
and you are tired all the time. You
want something TO purify your blood
and make It cool and HEALTHY
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-01-31
Mauna Loa's Boat swanpsd.

The toughest kind Of weather was
encountered BY the steamer Mauna LOa
on her trip from Hawaii 70 Honolulu.
arriving here yesterday morning Pur-
ser Simerson IN his report Of the
voyage says that the steamer encoua-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-01-31
MEETING NOTICE.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Pacific Club win be held at the Club
House on Monday. February End. 1903.
at 100 ?. m.
JAS. GORDON SPENCER.
Secretary.
Honolulu. January nth. 1903
eSs1-Jan. %. 81, Feb .
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-01-31
A. VERY RARE OPPORTUNITY
FOR INVESTORS

Deeds viii be at expense OF purchRs-
ers Title perfect and IN fee simple
Terms cash in L. 5. Gold Coin upon de-
livery OF deeds.
For further information apply TO the
undersigned or TO Henry Smith. at the
judiciary Building, IN said Honolulu
S. W. KALEIKINI.
Guardian Of Kapunikala (lD.
638S-W. & s.
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NOTICE.

AL stationary engineers or those IN
tereste5. ara hereby notified that there
VIII be a meeting OF engineers n the
Elite Building, Saturday evening, Jan
s1st, 1853. $50
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SPECIAL NOTICE TO STOCK
HOLDERS.

Iater-Island Telegraph Co. x
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
al assessabls stock in this company on
which the assessments remain unpaid
on February I. 1908. viii be advertised
and sold al public auction
CLINTON J. EUTCFINS,
sses Tree ureT-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-01-31
FOR SALE.

One 5-Roller Mil with cane and trash
carriers complete. OF the following d.
mansions:
One S-RoIer NH. 26~x54~, built by
TAFT & Watson. Glasgow. with engine.
built By came firm
One 2-RoIIer Mil, 3o~xs0~, built by
Honolulu Iron Works, with Putnam
Engine, 14sx3s-.
The above machinery Is guaranteed In
first class order, (aIrnost as good as
new). viii be sold at q bargain, In
whole or In part to suit purchaser.
Apply
PAAUHAU SUGAR PLANTATION
CoMPANY..
Or
s$4s WIN G. IRWIN q CO.
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Mr.. Giovanni D'Nesi of T,artsi7e South
australia, tells you how this NAY be done. ae
sends his photograph also.
In tins WARM and iebffitarinn, climate I
DeIieFe nearly every one needs a good tonic
FOR number of years have relied ON Ayers
S1fsa1@rlilA- can strongly testify 70 irs
curAtIve power IN cooling the blood in not
weather and in toning up the v hole sygterz,-
II Is = VIC u 1erful medicine
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81 AUTHORITY.

TENDERS FOR WATER TANKS.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-26

hrss CT the week the guest o: the Misses Yunck-
Mrs Melissa TrooBe C. Rochelle. IL. came
IEsseay % a WIKI with her nephew. Q g. Wood.
Airs. r. Z. I. Grubbs this week concluded an
eNtsEced visit with her sister, Mrs h. 4 Breed.
lore IN Haya1a- Cuba She was accompanies
a. far az -. Louis BY Mrs BREED.
MS 2 J. Demster ANTICIPATES leaving about
ne first Of Nay on an extended visit with her
Misses Mimic and Lizzie Yuncker informa'iv
entsTtained q few friends Monday night at finch
N hcnor o. their guest Miss Lille Stanhl q
fishing party composed Of NeszS Harvey
Woes and Wallace Smith. Misses Mabel Martin
and nellie Moore speut Tuesday a. the water
Miss Edna Clark OF Detroit Mich. arrived here
SATURDAY and Is the guest OF Mrs- Theodore
Cary From here Miss Clark will 20 TO Shell
The ladies OF the First n z. Church gave An
.acquaintancs' social At the church parlOrs
Tuesday evening. A short but exceedingly inter
estirs progra11me was rendered and refresh
:. D. Lamb and wife. Professor Bisgerr, Mrs.
Ed l. Williams. the Misses Merrtiees. May
stone. Aims Walker. Anna Pile. Gertrude MGR
Inns and Charles Dubois went NJ TO La Plata
Friday evening TO attend the commencement exer-
esss Of the La Plata HiEh school
az finch Monday evening IN honor % her guest.
Mrs. BretZ OF Wisconsin Thcse present were:
Mines. EldHdge. Theodore Reichei. p. T. Moore.
Gattey.
Miss Jessie Patton pleasantly entertained SAT
urday evening IN honor q Miss Mora Sauvinstt-
week. visiting her paTentS Cards And tancin~
were the au1us-mentS OF the evening and re-
freshneuJs were served: TIE guests were= Misses
cEie Cherr~II- Marlin whitney. Hurst Heather
tugfon AL Hunter Gary.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-26

Mr. and Mrs ? C KnoEenberE visited rsia-
tivsE a. GuIuCN. III
&H. J.M Giysss OF Turpln visited her dAush-
Mi-s ollie Hilton 4 visiting her sister At Low
&rs. Fed Hastings OF Palmyra visited rela-
lives here and At Atlas. H.
Mrs John GoId55erry Is Waiting her daughter.
MIS- Ed FARLEY. 81 Ciintoa- "a
Mrs JOHN SlaGuton aat baby % Elsbery Wis
tied Mrs William conrad.
Mss Carrie NOlfEfein OF jefferson City visit
I'd the family o; Mr.. z Michael
MS ! r Carer and ehil1reS q Iinaeap-
and wife. returned TO Their home Thursday.
M and Mrs. r. A Parks ard daughter. Char
Mrs. Robert Hesssr ard taughts- OF 81. Louis
are the guests OF Mr. anG NrS. w. 2 Sulz-
NJ and MEs Joseoh Zeok q Calumet visit
Ned Smith a1d sisters Misses Alice ard Lulu.
are visiting Eam2 smith and family IN St Louis;
Mrs /. r Ne!-o- and spn O New Hope visited
DoetoT J y. Duae2n and family.
a short visit At "a Pasc. Tex
Mrs ". 4 GleEn- returned home Friday from
Omaha. Seb-. where she visited friends and at
Mr. "A a. Peguloas Is home from : Visit with
her sister. Mrs Serena Clantoa. AZ Nsnsgs city
and Xss Esther Rurris w~re married Wednesday
rveninE At The hnue % the brides parents. NJ.
and Mrs. John Burris. by the Reverend Z D.
Al the meeting % the Century Club. held At
foroSing we're chosen a. eficers TO serve Tor the
ensuing year: Mrs. James shaw. president.
"a "a 1890 ASte1 " hsf
rotary and treasurer: Mise A II Draper. core
s~roudi5E sscEstaTJ: shines. v. 8 Gooiman. Car
W. CreNdson. Programme Committee.
Mrs Walter L. fias.ey e7tsrtai-ed thc Wsdnes-
honor q her gussts Mr.. and Mr. w a Beck
% st LOUIS TIE hcuse was beautifully deco
sic. numbers Ind thu usual club sont-st. ilvaieh
Mrs. ". - Inseutn~ son the honouE and the
handsome prize. Refrsanents were ssrved in
CuAEEEH- "
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-26

anss Frank Barnes visited in st Louis We'd
Of her lnoiher. Mrs Coleman Of this place. this
Louis the drst Of the week after Spending sew
eral days th- guest Of her brother. Nj Henry
Misses Anna Stuart. Minnie Purves and Leila
Booth were the quests Of tasir friend AEs-
Mis-. Amanda Aayne Is the guest Of St Loits
friends this week
Sweet Springs. No. to WISH her daughter. Mia
Club at ner beautiful home on south jefferson
street. wednesday afternoon
Miss Barbara BEaE4t Of jefferson City. Mo-
Mrs. Z. y. Bradley OF Pacific. No. Eas the
guest Of her sister. Mrs y. 4. bradley. this
Miss Dora Holtsreve is the guest Of St Louis
Nis- George Goodman Of st Louis vas the
guest Of Washington friends and relatives here
Elmore Spinner LEFT Tuesday for a visit TO
Louis jasper Of 81. Louis was up Tuesday 10
Henry nentmann was in ST. Louis Friday. !,
J II Macke CT ST Louis was the. guest %
William Launsnn was called to -. Louis
Wednesday by his brother. who Is dangerously
Mrs Mary scheeIe visited her friend. Mrs
II II. BailinGsr OF st Louis Saturday and
Gecfre F. Jasper and son. Waiter, OF Hannibal
and John Jsspsr OF For Docse. Ia. anu NlE
attend the funeral or their father. Mr. Anton
Mrs.. F L hammer and Ms. Harles q. 81.
ton relatives foe the last week. retu-nei home
Doctor Mary MCLEAN Of 81 DDuiA came W
"Wednesday with Mrs fcuEs. a Missionary RON
sF1 chars gh9 p sF T5is civ iS Wei wsI Ss SrG~s evs n
William WIKI. returned home The arst u the
week from a pleasant visit 70 friends in OKLA
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-26

Mrs csH MiedauEh is entertaining Mrs. John
NIlkins OF Me2ico. Nc.
Mrs Jessie soooy Ieaves on Friday fer her
Miss FIizs6s;h Curry and NJ. AIols Lehman
Cathedral. Invitations are beng sent out by Mr..
RS2s5t EmI1et SgIry; ntoiasr o. ne 6nds.Io-ee;
Auilene's on Tuesday. in continent 10 heE guest
Mrs M5rriscl MunfSrd IS eatertaininE her niece.
Miss Helen Williams Of Seneca. Miss Williams
l. 70 Dc married in Lay to Walter Sterling short
&Ts. = HsTbssoa.s ruest. Mrs. onutt Of Wiz
NJ. and Mrs. James Nresn are home from
New hoik. where they spent the early part OF
Airs. Hugh smith OF Trenton returned home on
Tuesday. aIter laying a visit 10 Mrs. John Con-
v M Mlli 81 , Ksasse s ed sap s5.f E Iftt % %
Mrs. Howard c Boone and Ms John A. Han
fdrae OF Mrs. Hani-y.
On Tuesday nlsat NJ and MS Frank HaEer-
On Wednesday night. at the home Of NJ. and
Was married. 10 August Nssse. Jr-. OF st Louis.
a reception followed the ceremony and then there
crepe robe. the throat latch ccusht with the
fair. Miss Bertha Gissner vas maid Of hono..
IN white crepe de Chine; Mrs. {. y. A GlouEh. a
Alert Nasse. Of ST. LUIS. IVES best man and
6 P GGGgh. gTo5msman out-of-town guests
Nere. Mr.. ana Mrs. August Nasse. -. Louis:
Mr. AlbeTt VASE q LOUIS NJ; W3itsT Nssse:
- Louis: at and Mrs lamPeL 81 LOUIS
81 Louis. Sir. John Dick. Miss Emma Dick. Mr..
Edaari Ienke. Jr. Mr.. and Mrs Frank Dick.
Master frank DICK. Jr. MIR. and Mrs August
DorkenwaId. all % quincy. Ill
Mics Florence &Cpougal II in Topeka visit
afI r w shriner has gone to Fairfield. Ia.
to visit her mother.
Mrs, Robert Hodge and little son. are in Bruns-
wick. No. visiting relatives
The engagement Is announced Of Daisy. daught-
er of Ar- and MIS- Jacob Newhouse. 10 Mr.
Benedick Suhbart Of Denver.
Mrs. Edwin Krsutho1 VIII have friends for
carts tomorrow.
Caroline. daughter OF Mr.. and MR- John n
Leigh. was married on Wednesday TO Mr.. San
ford ]. Truman. Only relatives witnessed the
ceremony.
In honor Ct Mrs J. a Edison, Mrs. c A
Brzlcy entertained at cards on Wednesday. There
were ferry guests
Mrs. A 5. Broaddus is in LeavenworJh-
Mrs r ]. BannfsTer gave q lunchson on Tues
day in compliment TO Mss May HiddIeston OF
MINNEAPOLIS
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-26
C~ARLINyILLE, ILL.

Mr. and Mrs ". L Mounts are visiting IN 81.
NJ. and Mr.. george Flshbaek arrived. ta's
week from Chicago. and viii make their home
IN the future with their daughter. Mr. A n.
Mr. and Mrs a II. Eldred are visiting Mr..
Mrs John / Rinaker. Jr.. is the guest OF her
mother. Mrs. J. g Orwell
Mr.. and Mrs =. z Ho5lit were the guests OF
Mrs. J. g ADAMS this xesk ,
OF his brother. j. 2 Mcclure
Mrs. Laura Gum has returned from 4 visit
OF several months with her daughter. MrsGeorss
Ensley Moore has re,uraed to Jacksonville af-
ter a vtSt with his daughter. Miss Margaret
ne Cariinvfls wonan's Club was entertained
THURSDAY by the reading % a paper Shelley
and ReatS." by Mrs A. J. Duggnn. and a paper.
American Poetry" BY Ms ". H Steward.
Robert Whitley. sr., Is wishing his daughter.
Mrs James McAiiney Of GreenviIie-
Ralph Valentine OF Madison Is visiting his
Alex Steinmeyer departed for san Diego. Cal.
where he will visit his uncle. f. H Stefnmeyer-
Mrs. Emma Morse L. visiting relatives In
Miss Fertile Burke entertained a number Of
young friends. Friday evening
Mrs W. c. NacElae Of Portland. Ore. Is visit
NJ. and Ms. NJ l. keplinssr entertained a
a dinner. Thursday, Professor and Hrs. H. =.
HeTteL Professor Challacomhc. Mrs Stevenson.
Miss Cox and Aiya Cox OF Seymour. lad
Miss Nettie Turnbuil Is visiting In Beivtcere.
Mrs. W. r. Burgdorf and Mrs David Gors
gave a reception saturday in honor OF hn
and daughter.
Ms. z c Barbour OF Fort Madison. Ia. q
Mrs Carrie Fisher Is visiting her father. :. Z
Furbsr. IN St Louis
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-26

the City Of Mexico. to spead the summer with
her mother. Mr.. BarthmaEn.
Ms R.bCrt 9 Weber arrived home on
"Wednesday f,cm hot springs. where she has
Mrs !. L. fisi! ard Mrs g c. OrthSein are
due on FTidag from Hot Springs
Mss Mary Dunn and Mss Emma Considine.
who spen: the winter IN Texas. GTe nome again.
Miss Laura Swain is In Cincinnati. visiting
Mrs, ". s. Fellows had fer card club for
i15caeon IN lhGTsday -
a. the home Of Miss Nellie Boone. the guest
OF honor was Ms Grace Malone Of St Louis.
Mrs Rutus Scott OF Chicago has been here
visiting her parents. AE. and Mrs AlnHzs Burt
bark for Li,crIOoL. Nav and June are 10 be
spent on the European Cont ne-t-
OF Baitirao-e. has returned TO her nome.
Mrs .. b Gum arrived on Monday from
MIs. Hale Holden returned on Tuesdsy from
santa Barbara
turned from California. They spent a month on
soa has invited friends 10 a bridge party on
Saturday. Mrs. Drage leaves shogTly. Ior Eng
may be ~recaHet. was a south African var TO-
Iasnce- Captain Drage was ore Of the British
the army in the hsId. Ms. D-aEe IS the dauEh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. {. - Ch-isty-
Mrs Walton II, Holmes VII. have friends
is 80 be one. CT a series.
Miss clara and Miss Ella Burnham will Fpend
Mrs, ". r. Nelson ard Miss Nelson had
eighty friends with tnen on Tnesday- CARDS
Ms. Iidenour has issued cards FOR 4
For Mr.. Eds6a and Ms. willard OF KiEksvHle.
day. There wsse dty guests.
&-s :. ,McnI Riley has returned 70 Kansas.
ar. and Ms. !. H. Harkless are entertaining
Mrs. 9 H Brown OF Lamar.
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SEDALIA, NO.

Mrs. Julia Hi. Miss Lacy Bil and Mrs. Kate
Hawkins left Monday for St Louis. TO attend the
funeral Of Mrs = II Beiler.
Miss Dot Wallace and MIS- Ella Moore q Wa
rensburg are the guests OF Miss Airline Paipps OF
Mrs. William DonneIly and children left Mon
DAY for St Louis, where they Will reside In fu-
Kisses Myrtle Sans end AlmIra GIIkerson OF
wnrrensburg. who have been the guests % Miss
EmIEon Wood, left Tuesday for their home
Mrs T. T. Clifford returned Tuesday from san
the family OF J. Rudd Van Dyne fer several
Ms Florence Hesrd Of washington. DC. ar
rived Monday. 70 be the guest this ssnraor OF
Mr. ]. ". Goodfsliox and ch!ldrsn Of Frank.
lin Junction are the guests Of NJ and Ms.
Charles S. Williams on West Third street
day from q witt with their sister. Mn- Avis
Nrs- George ". rownsiev and daughter. Ms
Lillian. who have been visiting Ms. Otis J..
Rogers. left Tuesday for taeir home st Pierce
Mrs. F J. Dyer and sister. Miss Martha
Young. left Tuesday for a visit with relatives
Ms. Aims eastman left wednesday for a visit
Ei;h friends and relatives in Kansas city.
Ms r A VeaseT returned Tuesday from a
visit Will fiesds ut Snithyille. Tex
Mrs. william Cioney end Mr.. W H Ramsey
presentation OF The stEhSOrnness OF Gerald
Mrs. Charles s. CONRAD Of LeaYen~o-,h. Kas.
arrived Tuesday for q few days visit with
M T L. sherreu OF san Jose. cal. e visiting
her sister. Mrs Charles SaIhnrt. OF East Tenth
Nr. and MuL William Lee OF Philadelphia. Pa,
nil be the guests Of Doctor and Mrs A n
F~Ici~chunuu in the near future.
Miss Marian Eivfra Jones returned. Tuesday