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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-22

GOOD MONEY IN
COLONIAL SUGAR

SYDNEY, April 2s.-At the half
Refining Company today, the report.
which showed a profit of e loo. POI.
making with the previous balance
e1ss, 1Os available for distribution, was
adopted. A dividend at the rate of 10
per cent per annum was declared, and
e93, 7Os carried forward.
The Hon. H. E. Kater. chairman,
stated that in North Queensland the
cane had suffered much from drought,
and the company were not hopeful of
having a good crop at any of the
Australian mills; while in Fiji the yain-i
fall for the past three months had been
below the average, and the yield might
the compahy's refineries had been kept
busy. Referring to the matter. of the
Federal Government not having shown
any disposition to hold inquiry into the
exemption from duty of certain stocks
of sugar, he said it was not surprising
that Ministers, with the papers in this
case before them, should be determined
to prevent, if they could do so. any
public inquiry; but it was surely to
be expected that when Parliament met
the House of Representatives would
compel the Government to- hold an Inn
mediate and searching investigation in
to the transaction, which, from every
point Of view, was quite without prec-
edent. 1t would be a great misfortune
for the community if that course were
not adopted for not only ought the loss
of revenue to be explained, but the
Customs Department should be given
the opportunity of proving that its
administration had not in this matter
been partial and unjust.
Mr.. F. C. Grifiths was reelected as
director.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-22
ANOTHER PIPE DREAM.

was seated by the fire place in lit
tie New England cottage. Twas bleak
December. The wind was whistling
around the house and carrying in It's
arms great loads of winters crystals
which it threw in white banks against
the doors and windows. The dying en-
hers in the crate cast a soft glow over
the room and with no other light the
strange shadows seemed uneasy ghosts
come to dance within, protected from
the cold outside. I lighted my pipe,
arose and sauntered dreamingly to the
window, my thoughts roaming at their
own will through the halls of the Past
and Future. I looked out upon the
great, white sheet that covered the
sleeping form of Nature, and saw
There in the very center of the white
screen was a circle in which was in
scribed the words THE Douglas Patent
Closet Even as I looked it -disaD-
peared, then again saw it with the adj
ded words, Bath. the Plumber" And
then my pipe went out.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-22
THE OUTLOOK FOR COFFEE
GROWERS IS IMPROVING
The Waianae Company Expects to Market Its
Crop At Good Price---PineappIes That
Pay and Lines for Export.

/When say that the future of Hawaiian coffee is better
than before making rash statement said W. H Hoogs
yesterday Mr. Hogs connected with of the largest coffee
plantations Oahu piece waanae, 10000
coffee bearing.
81 consider that the coffee have better show today for
the product any
mainland people
market different years ago. There
many persons engaged production formerly and
this alone indicates industry will rep
the reward that from sicktoiveness.
81 believe that going have tornoeh price for
coffee this year There every indication price viii be
higher We have been engaged the bu years.
and other has the soe hopeful
speak of toFnoh price considesg the possibility of
bounty helping US
qour coffee is looking fne and the trees are in -four
hng condition We raising pneappes there and these have
given good profit There ample oppost
for the small farmer make of his calling
"Then have lines We will take crop this year, but
have quantity that viii perhaps
to export Our lines fine specimens, Why present
they selling lines in apiece are
green We afford sell them year quarter of cent
apiece and make good money!
james IL Boyd said, with Mr. Hoogs plantation
that before cultivated good for
nothing Persistent cultivation had proven rich
could be found anywhere and that the same lard
In the vicinity that could be put the same good use
'The small farmer idea good one Boyd but the
small farmer the who here from engage
farming needs other help than that derived capital
who here with $780, or even $4,000 finds
that ne must put most of it his enterprise the cost
OF his home, necessary sheds fencing heavy first cultivation
extra labor horses mules and capital and he
finds that he has nothing to live after the months Such
tarer bona de settler who has shown his good
ate his land should have support and believe the govern
nen from which he obtains his land If government would borrow
money for this specific per to these
farmers at ID the settlers could to borro
money Their crops of pineapp lines products of small
farming would yield enough for them pay money thus Dor
rowed and give them their land unncumbere three or four
time
This method of fostering the small farming industry would
advertise this country far and wide bring bona fde settlers
out doubt"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-22
The Future made Easy.

There was recently in White Haven,
Pa, an up-to-date evangelist, who Sc
cured pot of yellow paint and decor
river with Bible texts and adnonitions.
Among the sentences painted were
some rather startling ones. Some dis
lance UP the river he discovered a huge
rock with a fine, smooth surface, fac
ing a much used road. Across this he
painted in foot-high letters:
What are you going TO do after
death?"
1t was only a week, however, that
the rock displayed this alone. For an
enterprising advertisement writer came
along and painted just below:
use Delta Oil. Good for burns
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-22
IMOANA HOTEL !.
- >
WAIKIKI
2 EACH

RAPID TRANSIT ELECTRIC
CARS arrive at, and depart from,
the main entrance to the Moana
Hotel every ten minutes.
MOANA HOTEL CO., LTD.
T. K. JAMES,
Manager.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-22
The Planters Monthly

This magazine the twentysecond year Of it's
publication.
1t is especially devoted to agricultural, parcu
larly sugar interests, of the Territory of Hawaii.
1t contains all of the proceedings Meetings
Sugar Planters Association including the detailed
reports concerning Machinery Fertilizers Methods Cuva
jects vital to the sugar business.
Directory sugar plantations of the Ter
ritory, their agents managers.
Directory corporation bonds
listed Exchange, showing the capital
shares issued par value and price at last SALE
carefully selected of the sugar situation
progress prospects throughout the world
1t contains news of the development of
tries agricultural character pub
shed exchanges concerning tropical agr
culture
With the back volumes invaluable reference
during the past twenty odd years.
Subscription price rs per copy; $3.50 per annum
$500 foreign
Back numbers be furnished.
Apply to a
Hawaiian Gazette Co.. Ltd.
HONOLULU, TERRITORY OF HAWAII
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-22

The RECORD will be reference for Business
Men, Plantation Agents, Attorneys and Notaries etc.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-03
MO.

Miss Ella Beezsr Is expected to return shortly
from an extended visit In Newton and Wichita,
Mrs; NJ E. vcateh of Los Angeles. Cal, 4, in
Goddins Of No. 6ls Monett avenue. ~ -
Mrs. Julius A. Becker is in Kansas City. ths
guest Of Mrs. John Cotton
Mrs. 7. j. MeClelland has returned from .
visit with relatives and friends In Butler, Mo.
John NJ. Murphy has returned TO Joplin from
Anniston. Ala, whittier he accompanied his sis.
tess. the Misses Mary and Annie.
have taken q cottage in Neosho for the summer.
mis-: w. c; Renfrow has returned from a visit
OF some weeks at Eureka sprinsa.
touring Texas and old Mexieo.. ''D' o"'
hay returned to Kansas City.
Mrs. John T. Campbell Of indianapolis is the
Mrs J. E: De Vine. who has been the CUES, of
her sister. Mrs. ]. r. Glover, Jr,. No. as North
Wall street. left Tuesday evening for Kansas
SitS and Leavenworth. prior to her return home
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Keyler OF Cincinnati. O.
Mr.: and Mrs. ]. G. Dinkelbihler. Mrs. Keyier's
Mrs. Frank A. whiren entertained her brother.
DAYS last week. N1'e VI
Mrs. James {. Rudd. ST.. has returned from
Inc joplin Choral Club gave its semiannual
concert Thursday evening to an excellent house.
MIS-. Andrew F. Donovan. No. 2s North Pearl
stfeet. was the hostess OF the Ridpath Club on
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius A. Huvett were hos. and
hostess to the West End Club Friday evening.
Mrs; James I. Geddes and Mrs. Rafael Estrada
were hostesses to the Ladies' Tuesday Afternoon
whist Club on Wednesday at the home OF Mrs
az = corner Of Third street and jackson ave
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-03

Of n IL II S Ssssas ssh $sass e. e. E = Hsa sse :; We E: , CUES.
q; Jacksonville. ILL.,. visited her mother. ms.
eS ,aff' q ali NJ. M Sad ar. Of q JaE Ksi.sg. Wis., is the
MrS; Oliver Wes!moreiand, who visited hrr
"MSq Mr. ca1i f fST her d bona At SIT = Ar Ie& no,,,s
stark were married Sunday.
Clarence Buell. AMI wife.
Elder p. j. hampton visited friends at Car
EDWARD Smith and sisters. Misses Alice and
Lulu smith. who visited here. have returned to
t.Ssir home in ST. LOUIS.
airs. J. NJ. Campbell and son have gone to
Tor, mrs. Kate smith.
7 NJ. Haley Of Denver is visiting his parents.
MIR. and Mrs. John Haley.
Richard Nenabie l. home from a visit TO his
SOD, L.. l.. vepab!e. IN Barton County. Missouri.
visit at Jacksonville. III.
Miss Pauline knight IS Visiting relatives in St.
Mrs p II: Williams is visiting Miss Ciaudino
Misses Emma Lou Briggs and Ollie Mitchell O,
Bowling Green visited Miss Gu9sie Briggs.
Mrs. W. II; Fisher and Miss Lulu Rutherford
Zurnwalt at his residence.
MIR. Thomas Perry OF Hannibal and Miss Emma
e Jennings TUESDAY
The graduating exercises OF the High School
Friday evening was quite q social affair. the
friends OF each member Of the class vie.ng with
zach other TO make tns occasion a notable. one.
Ailene ChiltOn. James carr. Julia Nats!ya Good
TIahi Minnis May Jo1sa. Grace Etasl Lake Hal,
Maxwell Paine. lima Richards Smith and Halle
The social event Of the week was a Jubilee re-
ception given by Anchor Lodce. No. 81. Knights
Of Pythias TO all resident members OF the order.
posed Of William "; BaInurn. Pritelett F. White
and h =. campbell. Between the refreshment
Smith and j. B, Red F. +. campbeli p; was a,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-03
MOBERLY, MO.

eepaE,sd for St. Loais and viii liz se mai S until s 6isf
NJ. and Mrs. ". F. Reed departed Tuesday on
a yisi, to friends in Mexico,
with friends and relatives in Ohio and Indiana.
Miss Julia Mccown is the guest OF friends in
Mrs Frank Haley Is spending a few weeks in
Mrs 4. B.. Grove has returned from a visi.
The ReTe5end g z; Henry departed for New
7. Z. Forney has returned from St. Louie.
be guests q S. louis friends for a few DAYS.
Charles Hardin and wife returned to their home
M;, Haidin's parents: .l'Aaa' %i'eF a VISIT win
Mrs Bruer Schneider OF St. Louis &, being
entertained at the home of her sister. Mrs.
fn Miises ., s bes,ss Of ] 4 Esfi1h, are visiting the
Mrs; Charles smith il the guest Of friends in
ars. and ! Mrs - c. j. T. Mote aar and d la ste mr..
M MG5sls M;s who + have been spending : fey days
af,srno9n for their home IN Knox S5pd coun,y. Dss'l'
the si ssa R9s q, S MG asg IT. r. F1yet,e; who has been
for the past week, returned home tuesday.
Mrs; n + Haworth- who has been VISITING
her son and daughter OF this city, returned to 81.
Miss YiTsi1ia s,ewar, will depar. in a few days
M po.l Lyds Way Of Tacoma ss.oma Wash 81 ,.
Jn hHism Mifisr a. and w son s sqe v! sad wife ts 81 and MS MF,.
M M, Ell Hill and son: Robert. departed Wed.
f Bsdics.ia aa's e T 1ss St St, he H9q Worlds ia ~ Eai7' the
L. ". Boswell and sister, Miss Jennie. will
depart in a few days for Albuquerque. n. NJ.
L. G. Sears and Robert Settles OF Glasgow
were visitors in MobeIly. Wednesday.
Miss Carrie NOEL OF louisiana Mo. who has
Mrs; Rqtledge Of West Rollins street. departed
for her home Wednesday afternoon.
ffsdis5a,sS; S,li s%n5sIsa! q ssa;e et director S@'S q a shs
Mrs. John Bryce and daughter. Miss Ada, are
visiting st. Louis friends.
Mrs. II. H. Turner entertained the members of
the West End Domino Club Thursday afternoon.
Progressive finch provided amusement for thu
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-03
WASHINGTON, MO.

Washington friends Sunday. was 'h' guest OF
MS MIS- Fsrtha Bsnte was the guest of st. Loul.
t,H MS, ,S 5Ioh anne PeI.z is visiting St. Ioui, rla-
IN Mrs. r; 2 zumyTal. is the guest of her son. Mr..
Mlss Jennie sprinEgate is the guest Of 81. Louis
number OF her lady friends Sunday AFTERNOON. Is
occasion being her birthday.
nave an entertainment at their church Sunday
Miss Mary cahill entertained = large number
being her birthday. MO ~
st p1SpeF we sp1s 81 t D9eso G,.i M ! and Banker
A. c. KroE transacted business in
81; Louis Wednesday.
tended tie Good re Roads G'o eoasent ii Il II 81 Atr'f Louis ii;
.heir .esehs1: p Fl sas rpEain mass s ssh1S, tFi is q
xsry dsn,9 S,as surprise party at the Turner Han
gssea... espt aan'' E s'f 3. ha sa sssn the and dus wffs Ct f Fer
n pf III. Wees returned to her home at Sullivan.
his many frisnds0 u here re- t hIs's week wss 'h' guest OF
wtinam ianmann attended the funeral Of his
s SITuher August Laumann. In St Louis last
u Ms hrs Jsmsss Jones q 81. Louis wa. thu cues,
Captain ino' Frank Mrs Hoe Ssisman; .n this s weHk. =, g,
CAPTAIN Will take charge Of the steamer wash.
NJ; and Mr. I'd wellenkamp, are the guests
fri Mnid 'f thI. w psEen is the guest Of St. Louis
q his brother. E. W. GaiienSamp. Of this city.
st. Louis this week.
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NOTES ABOUT SOCIETY =. "a
- in NEIGHB0RING Cities.

/ Ms. D.. GUILTY is visiting relatives In Seymour.
Miss palsy Whitaker has returned to Shelby
NJ. and Mrs. j E. Eiklns have moved TO Fort
". II; Gilbert is visiting in Denver. Colo.
ME- u NJ s!usserd has been Visiting friends
Mrs Frank Champ and daughter. Emma, OF
- Lpui Eoa listed is frisnfs IN ;hIs city this wees,
visiting his sister. Mrs. Pau Rider.
! to T Kaas and a Mas; a I% Nsek ls Ti I @,,h hays ,aio 5s,urned
MISS Minnie toons has gone 10 Needles. cal. to
aus. T1cmss riaddow of Pana visited Mrs. y.
" l.. K!nser has returned to Missouri. after a
Mrs. W. NJ. Warren is visiting relatives in st.
Mrs Lola Richard is home from a visit in
Misses cOxxIe ard E:ne Caavcurs have returned
home 10 Tssso!a. after Nisttiuy Mis- Iva smith.
Mis- Fink Mssser has ietGtnei .r-m an extend
Mrs. James Baleutine IS Visiting relatives in
J. Hsrlcsty Of San Francisco !s visiting friends
Mrs = z'I roy,s nm, a,ror..- v -,
iting In Ashn,ofe NV N'"s''sF' ->e'"' are VS.
M.s J. u. Johnson is visiting relatives in
Mrs. Alice Edmonas has returned TO Terrs
Haute. Ind, after a visit with Mrs. J. II. Kim
Mrs Marsare, Ryefs is visiting her daughter.
MI Mrs. e II EIne in and nGa lGn S5;. -,,or,., HON. :,
stSwardson; after a visit with Mrs. 4. Reick.
Misses Olive and Lea Splitter are visiting in
MIS-; A. u. Shotwell Of Somerset. Ky, and
Two dauShteIs. Leila and Naeetia. are guests
OF Mrs. H.. Slessincer.
Mrs. J. 6. White and Mrs. c. B. Butler have
returned home to Homer. after visiting the Rev
erend and Mrs. 6. H. Whitlock.
mrs Il. +. Burns and daughter and Miss Nir-
land. after visiting Mrs, Ed Miiiar.
\. J. Boose OF Danbury. Conn. is a guest Of
friends in this city.
Mr., and Mrs. r. Z. Lawrence Of Chattanooga.
Tenn. are guests Of friends here.
Sun. Ind.
frank kr!ok is visiting In Chicago.
Mrs. Y. 4. Brown has returned 10 Chicago.
land.
Miller and family.
Miss Louise Baird is visiting relatives in
Charleston.
Miss Elsie Scott has returned home 10 Arcola.
Mrs. G. 6. McCamant Is visiting relatives In
Father Brodman was a visitor in st. Louis this
week.
Miss Ethel Hollingshead has returned from a
visit in Indianapolis
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Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Mahan are visiting in

Mr.. and Mrs. George a. Mahan are visiting In
Miss sallie o'Donnell is the guest of Mrs.
Chris Ledferd in St Louis.
r,S MT; 1 and MRS, m a; n Stevens and children ar
B, yamison, OF South Seventh street.
visit sts' her s q; a.l' M Tsn' b to s s. BANKS hSSis T sss ayhs se
Miss Lena McRqe went to Quincy Tuesday to
attsend a lecture delivered in That city Tuesday
THURSDAY 70 attend the Worlds Fair Dedication.
Mr.. mud Mrs. Joseph Brinkman left Wednesday
Louie ht'e"' the Worlds Fair Dedication at St
Miss Mar lane left Tuefaay for Kansas City.
serIy to spend a few dav with relatives and
Mrs. Brown Of New London was in the city
TUESDAY IN route to saverton TO visit her dalgh-
Misses Lena HSfbaucr and Ethel Fisher went
10 81. lori, Tuesday for 4 few days
Gounty, were the guests Of Doctor and Mrs. WI
lam Hesyelridgs Iussday; They were en- route
Miss Kate Hall ana mother have arrived home
from a v,,!t with relatives ut Dallas. Tex. and
The family OF the Reverend c +. Drewes went
to st Louis Tuesday.
Mrs. J. J. Bowles and Miss Margaret Sullivan
Were the suests of Miss Anna Kennedy OF keo-
Misses Mabel and iona Arpstt Of Clarence are
Miss Annie Anderson Sc af palmyra Is Ike guest
et her brother and family. I. L. Anderson on
Mr.. and Mrs; John Dobyns returned to their
home In New York city Tuesday. after a visit
with Mrs. Patrick Gibley Of lakewood.
Chicago.
Miss Myrtle Norton is visiting in Burlington.
Miss Myrtle Mitchell left Monday for Brisco.
Mo, TO visit her parents.
Of Mr.. and Mrs. i. 4. Tho returned to her
home in Quincy Monday.
Mrs. Ann Doyle and daughter ler. Wednesday
louis.
Mr.: and Mrs. James Dyer left for St. Louis
cation.
Mrs. p. F. McGown has returned from q visit
with her mother. Mrs. Allison. at Frankfort.
Mrs. Allison accompanied her mother nome.
Dir. and Mrs. Ward Smith spent Friday with
the formers parents at Canton.
Miss Rolla Spald!ng and Miss Ogle OF SpaldinG
are the guests Of Mrs. j. VIII Hays.
The Wofnan's Club delightfully."- entertained
their friends. at Il Russian tea Saturday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. George Dulany. Miss
Wallace, professor of French literature in Chi
cago University. delivered an address on French
Traits The High School Orchestra. led BY Miss
Pearl LoWrie and composed OF Misses Helen
HAYES. Edna Worrell. Fife Meyer, Anna
SGhni.zer, Ls9ni Dukes and E.helyn Basket.
iany was assisted in receiving and entertaining
BY Mines. T; T: Hcdgdon. ". +. Drescher and
w. +. Chamberlain.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-03
ST. CHARLES, MO.

Mr. and Mrs: Frank Hackmann. Jr-. celebrated
the tenth annivsrsary of their marriage sunday:
was the tenth anniversary Of the marriage OF
M: Frank Hackmann and Miss Hulda Stein
ST Johns Church on April 70. 1893. The cere.
mony was performed by the Reverend R Wobus
,b MI. a., and vv Mss, He g5ysd Ag'te oSiI 4sI., felsbEatse
present. Mrs. Aus;erschmidt was formerly Miss
Theresa Panks Of ,Josephvtlle. this county
home Of her daughter. MIS-. Henry RemSer. with
surprise Napa sn TO R the Old hf LADY eoia and a 4 no atas en, gas :
time was spent. Among those present were Mrs.
Mr: A George ssd F sTs ea and tani aHd s sGn f &. 81 i t 6gs.
ner and family Of St. Louis. Mr.. william Farber
snd family g Of oEsha5d Farm. Mrs John Faber;
Louis and Nj. and Mrs. William Remer and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred ottomei.r of oFallon were
here Sunday visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Louis He'll
Miss Katie Massmann has returned to her
home n Wentzyille after a visit to Mr.. and
Mi Mi.. ~ J. s.. M a1sil'T Hiii shortly aepa-. to v..,.
home by her mother. Mrs. Joseph H iie1ander.
Douglas Martin has returned to this city from
Texas to visit his family and Mrs. r. Goebei in
George B. Walker and wife have returned to
their home in Cairo. Ill. after a Visit to her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry kemper. for sew
Mr.. John B. Andrews OF Arkansas arrived
s her !, W Ma Sy. to visi, her husband. the Rev
Methodist Church.
after a visit to friends at wildwood. No.
Mrs James Reid returned to her home in this
Lincoln and Pike counties.
NJ. and Mrs. Joseph Rsber and his two SIS
.s.i, h Mlsssa in AS MsseI had M ETanees .,,. ssP ! a ted, fs :,
two weeks to the family of J. B. Thro. S.
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carrie Dawson at the home OF their fattr
Doctor A. {. Dawson. TIE meeting was IN
honor of Thomas jefferson.
Inc LITTLE children who took part and will txe
part in "A Night in bohemia we're entertaini
hy the members OF the Elks Saturday at hi
nam, 2irs. +. Binder and the Misses Wac.
SEiiel, Mitchell, Nolker. Wagner. Sarman. Mar,
Forth and Oliver helped In entertaining. :
MiS Joseph Brenncissen and Miss Clca
Schulte gaze at the formers home a linn
shower" Wednesday to Miss Ida Slanker. wa
WAS married the following evening.
Lawrence Raithel and Miss Ida Sianker, daun-
yer OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Slanker. were uniti
III marriage Thursday evening at the Evange!itl
1nusch by the Reverend Mr.. Mulo
was furnished By Professor Mater. the organit.
Messrs. W; j. Edwards. Fred Williams. Wolf
ISIS. and the full choir. OF which both bride ad
groom are members The bride was attendd
NJ heT sister, Miss Rose, and the Groom's siste.
MISS Emma Raithel. while Mr.. Raithel was a
conpanied by Messrs. Zuber and William Els
e ~ me pshers Were Messrs. Lawrence Ande-
reception was held at the home of the brides
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HANNIBAL, no.

Of MI Mrs. 'f Gasar aia jones' Of ffank'0Fd is the guest
with tbs MIS- rs0' &. i NJ MsG fss 's a, oainc cso" a visit
MI. and Mrs. Frank Lacy are visiting in St.
MIs A. B. Mckinley departed Wednesday for
Nj. and Mrs. George Maupin arc visiting in
Mrs. b. B. Lister departed Wednesday for st.
Mrs. NJ. Long and son are visiting in St.
ms. Bessie Drake is the guest of friend. at
Mr.. A; Kenyon and daughter. Miss Juna. arc
M5s: GIN. Miss Mary Fry and Mrs. J. J.
s Seyin. OF Perry were the guests of Miss Katie
r1 MI. q N #, Emil =; Fsr eF aso Of T E Ts4.s- is tho
Al. s O'Clock Wednesday Evening oeeurred the
R.SrnIEs 81 q ,b Ana drew t ssh seye anS N Fannie Fannie
officiating. Mr.. and Mrs. scherz Will reside in
- M S5.r George E;siF and ns Mis-, Louise sesaa.
s MssnssMd ss. fTy ydia s Ct Ths hea' f # th ser rsiss's
G F Disryes Of the German Lutheran Church
p rss1Ss ns x, he s sersme sIys The young couple will
invi.ation:' v ere issued Wednesday to tho
g %'. .si:s e.s 3 Nh f. . ssdd. nEas siY, !! sss si pIsyss ls ass
Y at she home q the brides parents. Mr.. and
NJ. Nv. Eidby of Barry. H.. /. til. CUES.
Judge RyTun and daughter. Miss Clara. of
Lsntner. Mo-. are ths guests Of c. e. Hixson
M: ana Mrs. R. W. Young are the guests of
Mrs. William scaIta returned to ST. Louis
after q visit with Mrs. j. C. McAtee.
Mr., and Mrs. J. w. Glascock and Oscar VIII
Hanson Of Busch Station were visitors In the
city Friday.
Miss Mabel Yancey returned to her home at
Perry Friday after a visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Mr.. and Mn. w. F. Manzka are spending q
few days with relatives In New London,
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Foss have returned from
Q visit In Quincy,
Miss Saille Wrenn Of Springfield, No, is visit
Ing friends on Broadway Extension.
MT. and Nrs. W. T. Loudon are visiting In 81.
MIS- j T.. Campbell OF Cannon City, Tex.
Mrs, l. P. Munger and Mrs. ". B. Pettibons
went to Quincy Friday.
Mrs. c. d. Morris of Louisiana Is the guest Of
her mother. Mrs. G. II. Smith.
Mrs, g. T. Peyton and mother went to st.
Mrs. John A.. Knott and mother. Mrs. Eliza
beth Breckenridge, are the guests of 81. Louis
Mrs. ]. d. Dillon IS the guest Of Mrs. Robert
Rrigbaum Of Withers' Mill.