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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-15
OREGON
CITY
FIRE
Wooden Mill Buildings
Burned Last
Night
Three Hundred Thrown Out
of EmpIOyment--LOSS
$4,000 is Covered
by Insurance

oregon City, July i5.-(special L
Salem Journal)-I the midst of Sen
ator Delivers lecture last night
President Hawley announced to tn,
large audience that the Oregon City
wooden mills we're on fire, and the su
perintendent, who had a front seat
rushed out of the auditorium, with ar
expression OF painful astonishment OF
his face. This morning there was nc
whistle calling the factory employees
to labor, and scores arrived at the
ruins with their dinner pals.
The picker.house, the dye-house
the carbonizing plant. the old store
house, the wool pullery machine shop
and engine room were destroyed by
FIRE Tuesday night, about 9 o'clock.
These frame buildings stood be.
tween the main brick building and
the river, and covered nearly an acre.
They contained a great deal Of ma.
chinery, including a new wool scourer
worth about $4,000.
There were many carloads OF wool
and pelts, watts and tubs full OF pelts
but no manufactured stock was in the
fire. The main building had a close
call, windows and cornice burned, and
all the floors watersoaked.
The fine water pressure alone saved
the big mill and the surrounding
property ten streams under several
hundred pounds pressure playing on
the fire at once There was no wind
or the fire would have spread and
done great damage.
The Jacobs mills are owned by a
private corporation consisting of Isaac
Jacobs, his three sons, and Adolph
Jacobs, a nephew, who Ia president OF
the company, and on his way TO New
York, being IN Chicago today.
The mills cannot be operated again
for months, and employed about 800
people The loss will be over $50 900.
but is fully insured.
The fires were put out in the car.
bombing plant at O'Clock. There was
no steam in there. and the fre must
have been OF spontaneous origin. II
originated In the carbonizing building.
These same buildings were destroyed
BY fire fve years ago.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-15
Opening at
Gladstone

Gladstone Park, July l5.-The open
ing session OF the tenth annual as
sembly OF the Willamette Valley Chau
tauQua Association was held Tues.
day the attendance being the largest
In the history OF the assembly. The
weather is delightfully."- cool and
pleasant, and all the campers are
happy.
The lS days program Is one Of ex.
ceptional interest and attractiveness
such lecturers and public men appear.
ing as Senator J. p. Doliver recoe.
nized as one Of the most brilliant ora,
tors In the United States house of
representatives; Hon. Champ Clark
lecturer and congressman from Mis-.
souri,; Robert j. Bugiette and the re.
nowned club woman, Mrs. Burdette.
Tents are arriving in large numbers
and by tomorrow night it is expected
that all camps viii be in order Sec.
re'ary H. f. Cross had his hands full
this morning attending to numerous
requests.
The auditorium is In holiday attire
win immense branches and garlands
OF cedar and yards OF bunting the
platform being wreathed with spirea
and spicy sweet brier
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-15

The maa who knows a good buggy
when he sees II, is the sort Of man 10
whom we enjoy displaying our rigs
for he appreciates the difference be.
tween a common ordinary cheap rig
that's rushed through a cheap factory.
with some cheap paint, cheap varnish
and some other cheap trimmings
thrown at il, and a vehicle OF genuine
merit, made from thoroughly seasoned
woods. with forged steel metal work
best trimmings. best lead filling. paint
and vanish; and with grace and
style to Il that Is absent in the com.
mon trash.
We make a specially Of good We.
hicles We carry the popular priced
top buggies and open driving wagons.
as well as the strictly high grade work
We also have the rubber tired rigs in
pneumatic. cushion and hard tires
We ft rubber tires TO old or new rigs
and guarantee the work.
Call and see us.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-15
SALEM
IRON
WORKS
Puts in Some New
LatheS and
Drills
Crew Rushed to the Limit
With New Work and
More Mechanics
are Engaged

The Salem Iron Works, owned by A,
Bush and managed by NJ. II. Edgar
has just put into operation some mag
nifcent new heavy machinery, includ
ing a mammoth lathe and drill, cap
able of handling very heavy work in
the best possible shape. Under Mr..
Edgar's management the business has
grown until the establishment is one
of the busiest places in Salem. He
employs only the best mechanics. and
is prepared to turn out any kind of
work on short notice. It is no longer
necessary to go to Portland to get iron
work done.
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BEWARE
OF THE
BOOZE
Especially if il is of
the Albany
Variety
A Logger Gets a Dose OF
Cruisers Delight and
Takes a Quiet Moon
light Drive

Mr.. and Mrs r. B. Funk, residing
east Of the city. last evening attended
the meeting of the A. o. U. w, while
in the hall leaving their horse and
buggy hitched near Daniels black
smith shop. Upon starting home, al
1O:30 o'clock. the outfit was gone, and
they were obliged to walk home, first
notifying the police Of the loss. A
man was seen in the livery stable
opposite to take the rig, but II was
not known but he had a right TO do
so. About 70 o'clock the horse re.
turned TO Mr.. Vunk's alone, without
either the buggy or harness. About 4
O'Clock this morning Robert Markle.
a logger. returned TO this city from
outside, and went TO the Russ House
and registered. Nightwatch Cantwell
took him in charge, and he was recog-
nized at the livery stable as the man
who had taken the rig. He was placed
III AnH Ahldu0ohts MS HhIHlNk nv
stated that he had been intoxicated
last evening. and had gone out east of
the city and slept in barn, but didn't
remember anything about the horse
and buggy or how he went into the
country, but It was quite possible that
he rode out. Nor could he remember
where he was. Mr.. Vunk has been
spending the day hunting for his bug.
gy and harness.
The buggy and harness were found
by Poundmaster Catlin this afternoon
In the brush near the east end OF
Water street. The district attorney
decided that there was not the neces.
sary intent to steal. and that the case
could not be made state one, and
hence Markle was taken before the re-
corder for being intoxicated. A fel.
low logger was also up for the intoxi.
cation offense.-Albany Democrat.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-15
Strikers Mix
With Police

Chicago, July IA fierce running
fight took place this afternoon be.
tween the strikers and their sympa.
ihizers and the police. A Kellogg
Company wagon undertook to deliver
freight at the Northwestern depot. II
was accompanied by three patrols
hlied with police. a thousand strik.
ers followed on trucks. with which
they frequently blocked the way. They
seized six street cars and compelled
them TO haul the strikers after the
procession. There was some throw
ing OF stones, but the police won, and
delivered the freight.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-15
Woodman's cs,nIv-,

Account "woOdman's Carnival" ts
De held at Portland July i4th 10 s5th
inclusive 1898. We win sch special
round trip tickets 10 Portland and re.
urn under the following instructions
Rate one and onethird fare for the
round 'rip-ss.sO from salem. Dates
o. sale July liSh and July ssd. 1905.
Limits Tickets sold on July Ian
vii be limited to July Isth. lSos
I. Tickets sold on July Ssd win Be I'm.
tied TO July 26th. 1868
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-15
FRANK
BROWN
In JAIL
Arrested in Guatemala
and Held Eleven
Months
Accidentally Shot an Italian
Who has Left Country
and He Can not Get
a Trial

Guatemala. July 10. - Minister
cambes has received a letter from
Frank Bowen, an American. and
former resident OF Mansfield. Ohio,
who ls in prison in solola, on a charge
OF assault. which he is now investi.
eating Brown accidentally shot an
Italian, accidentally woundlng him, I'm
September. The Italian demanded
$500. and Brown, being a poor man.
couldn't pay. and the Italian caused
his arrest Brown has repeatedly ap.
pealed for a trial. but the government
Is unable 20 locate the complaining
Italian, who has evidently left the
country. Brown. in his letter. says
his shoes and clothing are in rags;
he sleeps on a stone floor in a vermin'
infested CELL During the entire 10
months OF his imprisonment the food
has been inadequate, and he was re.
duced TO eating banana skins and or.
ange peel, thrown him by natives. to
keep from starving. He closes by
saying; u am miserable; therefore
! implore you for Gods sake TO pro.
cure my liberty. n you can, or give me
3 Just and immediate trial"
TJse Trgh for TIauor habit
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-15
ShamrOCkS
Race To-day

Highlands, July l5.-In a l6.knot
breeze the Shamrock I'll Unanswered
an hour getting her sails set and fit
ted The start in today's race was al
1880 and nearly together The chal,
ienger gained the advantage from the
start and led by a minute when pass.
ing Sandy Hook light house, three
miles from the starting point
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-15
A srRGICAL OPERATION

Is always dangerous-do not submit 90 the
surgeons knife until you have tried De.
Wits Witch Hazel Salve. IL will cure
when everything else fails--lt has done this
In thousands OF cases. Here Is one OF them /:
suffered from bleeding and protrudlng
piles for twenty years. Was treated BY
different specialists and used many rene
dies. but obtained no relief until / used
DeWltts Witch Hazel Salve. Two boxes
OF this salye cured me eighteen months ago
and have not had n touch OF the piles
slnce.-H. A. Tlnsdale. Summerton. s. G.
For Blind, Bleeding, Itching and PrOtrud.
Hazel Salve. Sold by II. g. Haas. 90 State
street
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-15

ror sA's'--A nice house and two lots.
south salem near the car line.
Address n r. care Journal.
7-l5-3ts
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-15
NEW TODAY
VIVA ARMSTRONG has rsmo.es =

"M ARMSTRONG has removed ons
oloek south. opposite GillIAm's sta.
Dies where he win repair the IN.
derstanding = Shoes made or "a
paired. In connection with i
oDonAid. carpenter, saw nling ana
general jobbing. 6k-,m
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-15
Death OF Mlsos,

New York, July l5,-Mrs. Mary J.
Piercy. said to have been one OF the
smallest women in the world is dead
at her home in Bayonne, Nj. She
was 81 inches tall. weighed SO poupas
and was 40 years OF age. The recent
not weather caused fatal illness
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-15

Use TrIh for Liquor habit
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-15

eor sAle'-New and second.hana
sprins and farm wagons, busgies.
carts poles, shafts. wheels. etc
horse shoeing' repairing; painting
aone on short notice and reasonable.
Nos, rs, ~. 50. Broadway. North
salem. Werner Fennel, proprietor
7-l52wk
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l. ILL.

n. c. Withers returned Wednesday from a
trlp TO New York and Washington.
The Reverend J. r. Armstrong and daughter.
Miss Gussie. Of Kirkwood. spent the week with
Sirs. VIII Armstrong.
Mrs. John r. Robertson Of Jacksonville spent
Fr;day and Saturday with her mother. Mrs.
Julia Pierson.
Miss Ella Hardcastle is visiting friend. In
Mrs; $. D. 9roner has returned to her home in
etansberry, No. .- e-
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Eldred have returned
nome from a visit with Jacksonville relatives.
W. ID. Moore spent Wednesday in Alton.
Mrs. Louise Davis of Detroit. Mich. is visiting
her brother, Bev Hodges.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. futile have returned from
a visit to st. Louis.
Professor Carter Troop OF Chicago delivered a
lecture on Sir Walter Scott on Wednesday even
Miss Belle Kennedy spent Sunday in st. Louis.
Ralph Holmes of Ashland spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Hyland have returned from
their winters sojUurn in Hot Springs. Ark.
Doctor g. W. Ross, Samuel Edwards and Mark
Reed have returned from a hunting "Trip through
Mrs. Frank SensabauGh gave a euehre party
on Tuesday evening to celebrate the forty-fourth
marriage anniversary Of her parents. Doctor and
Mrs. Bigger.
Mrs. Ann Scott has returned to her home in
Jacksonville.
Mrs. Joseph Page of Jerseyvills spent wednes-
day with friends.
Henry Rainey and Elmer Simpson spent
Wednesday in 81. Louis.
Mrs. John Jones of Roodhouss is visiting her
daughter. Mrs A J. Sharon.
Editor J. C. Luupkin OF Carlinville spent Fri
day in town.
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PADUCAH, Ky.

The Paducah Chapter, United Daughters Of ths
GonfedeIacy. viii give a sare part; nex, Tnq NJ.
proceeds Will be devoted to christening . room
In r the S STATE Confederate TSs Home at P P e VALLEY:
can Revolution. met Monday afternoon with Mrs.
tine party q, the Masonic Hall Saturday night:
Miss Emma Reed at the Palmer House.
sc MISS ci Angie T II. sp,er5 TSnsas,r the e,. SAM n
Ths Paducah chsR.sr: United nauEht.Is Of II.
Gardner Gilbert at the residence q Mr.. khoa
The Pansey Society of the Broadway Methe els.
Church gave a musieal At the residence Of
M Hl- WI! j. F 4. DORIS zs'd sst: sTs11.s- at card. ss,rr-
day afternoon in honor Of her twentieth wedding
M and Mrs. Adolph Well entertained til.
afternoon BY Miss Carrie Runse. ~
Miss Louise RottgerinE entertained a. nnch
The Delphic Club met tuesday morning VIM
Mrs.; John p Campbell: ..,. -
afternoon by Miss Julia Scott.
Miss Hor1ense Ihusmsn entertained Tuesday
ment to NJ. and Mrs. j. Z. sho ao Of k ia sI%f Ia.
noon sn'f in f homer s u her f fWessh sir,h saagraas AFTER
Miss Hattie cuId has returned to her homs in
Mayheid. KY. after visiting her mother Of this
Miss Florence Ysicer departed Tuesday for a
Mrs. Maggie Bridges returned to her home in
G GSa19s III; after visiting her daughter. Ms.
Miss Pntte Edwards returned to her home in
, Mansg LIZARD Ky;d af'es visiting her sister. Mrs Mat
a., Nj; ., and MS w,siEh,Snan Smith arrived ru.s:
]. d. Smith.
Miss Mae Paxton is visiting Mr.. May Higgins
in St. Louis.
Mrs. A. n. Mason of Mayfeld. KY. IN visiting
her daughter. Mrs. Harry Allen.
Mrs. Will Grow Is visiting in Wick1ife, Ky.
Mrs; w. A. Gardner and Mrs. o. L. Gregory
are visiting in Martinsville. Ind.
In jackson, Miss.
Wednesday to visit Miss Ada Bra zleton.
Mrs: Mcdowell. Miss Ora Gordon Cross and
j. II. Doris.
Mrs. William Marble Is visiting IN Dauson, Nv.
Mrs. Gus Tate is visiting in Mount Vernon.
Ind, and Chicago, Ill.
Mrs. George Juett Of BlandyiIle. XIV. 4, visit.
ing Mrs. Richard Clements
MIS-. w. H. Banks of Como. Tenn. is visiting
her daughter. Mrs. ]. r. Province.
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CHESTER. ILL.

James Moore Of Sparta was a Chester visitor
George Middendorr spent this week in St. Louis.
Miss Blanche Steber il visiting relatives in st.
Mr., and Mrs. A. J. Wolff were St. Louis visit
ors the first Of the week
the guests OF relatives in this CITY Nus "e
George Ross of Perryville was a Chester visitor
Decor y: c Isem Of lockwood mad. . brief
w. R. Mclaughlin Of Pleasant Ridge va. in
Samuel Hetheuinston of Houston vas in town
u 4, h HolIsnR %;shS Of s., IT, L sqi, ~ vas r.. the guest of
Miss Norah Sprisg is the guest OF Miss Addie
Conner at Prairie. du Rocher
guest of Mr.. and Mrs John Edwards the frst
Of c ies WAX Hardw,. returned from rrsser,es,oaD
Tuesday.
A K Spencer is a, Birmingham, Ala,
his family in this city.
u. Adam of Cairo transacted business in this
frank Moore spent Tuesday in St Louis.
hen Mrs pars sonn M s5sei snS Of M 81; k Mi1I;,m is s ,hs guest of
Ike Hart Of St Louis is visiting his brothers
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. oReilly departed Tuesday
for 81; Louis. after several days visit with Mrs.
Miss Edna sypher spent this week with Mis-.
Mary Jany at Fort Gage.
John Karsteter returned Monday from St.
L w. Morrison spent Tuesday in Mount Yer
Miss Katherine Lord of Evanston. H.. is the
guest OF Mrs. 2. w. Abrams.
Earl Iayman of St. Louis spent the first of the
week in this city. the guest Of Joseph S. Nor
rison.
Charles McPheters is here from Pana. Ill
Jesse Meredith spent Wednesday in st. Louis.
"; ", Neyill. q here from Cape Girardean.
VIII Evans departed Thursday for Eureka
Springs. Ark.
Mrs. Jerry Kelly was the hostess at the meet
ing Of the Black Cats Thursday afternoon.
Mrs Sib. Brinkman entertained tho Buena
Vista Social Circle Thursday afternoon.
Miss Mabel Hartxsll entertained the Black
Cats Thursday afternoon.
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ILL.

The Blackburn students gave 4 comedy. The
Butternut's Bride" at the opera-housc Friday
evening,
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Walker.
James Kern has returned from a visit with IFS
uncle, Colonel 7. W. Purviance of Selma. Tenn.
Miss Bessie Bell entestained Friday afternoon
and Miss Car Jackson Of Alton.
Miss Fav buckles Is visiting Miss Florence
MI. and Mrs. walter DENLY are visiting in
Mrs. i. Nathan is visiting relative. in st.
Bert Ldston has returned from q visit in Louis
NJ. and Mrs. C. westermeier. Jr. gave a
dinner Monday evening in honor of their 6augh-
ter. who departed for Lexington. Neb.. this week.
Mrs. J. Scion Flantt Of Kansas City is visit
George K. Andei Of chicago is visiting his Sis
ter. Mrs. A. C. BurEdor
Miss Alice Dulby of Monticello Seminary has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs W e Anderson.
Mrs. j. E. Mcclure is visiting her sister. Mrs.
C. A. Bowman in st. Louis.
Mrs. G. A. Walker fave an at Home Satur-
day afternoon in honor of her daughter, Mrs.
band. Major Mcclure. wfii leave next week for
Manila.
". W.. Gilbert 10 visiting relatives in Jackson
Vile.
tine Mr' party arS Sat SATURDAY. rdSl4 evening in honor saUe . Of va absir
MI. and Mrs. J. E. Ltstoo received Thursday
evening in honor q as,t their nephew. Walker Nc
Miss Minnie Baker Of st. Louis Is visiting Doc
tor and Mrs. J. p. Matthews.
Mrs. Mary y Ande srsn,,. entertained a. a
r. l. Beardsiee. who departs next week for
Alton. where she Will reside.
A1. William Parsons OF Sparta. ILL.,. has 70
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MOBERLY, MO.

tied NJ. ana andrs Mr 1no R6 Gse@e Te sd99aFdR and an N MS. ROB S5s.
Wilbur F. Hannah departed for Boston and
will he absent for several months.
are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs George Blythe Of
Mr.. and Mrs. D. ]. AppleSate Of Crested Butte.
S St H W,s d., Monday and win visit for esyersl
SwfndIe. They EXPECT TO make a visir to " y
York before returning home.
sureeon for the Wabash Hospital. visited No.
berry friends Sunday and Monday.
and Ms II. 6 Penn. III arc guests OF MF'
W1n Bowers visited in St; Louis during the
B9Tsrs They deParted FOR New York City.
.r M1ss Marie fS GhaP Sag of ReGick, who has been
has fetGrned i to her qa SSSm win the Misses Gen0la'
Members Of the Thursday Club issued very
To "Hs at4en dnT q aecens,d 1o THEN their HUSBANDS iSsDa ID a., and bo escorts IS
NJ, and Mrs; R. H. Mofhtt. February II.
Miss Laura Y. Thompson. national organizer of
the Christian Woman's Board of Missions, deliv-
efed Two lectures at the Central Christian Church
At the A. Lincoln Post birthday celebration By
the g. a r.. and W r. c.. Department Com
inander Bronson Of sedalia was the guest OF
ME- The Carl Avenue Domino Club was entertained
CLARK. MS. RS. shaner. Who was the winner
Of the first prize, received a handsome. china
II: H. Mofhtt won the visitors prize.
The Court OF Honor gave a banquet Tuesday
evening. which was we'll attended.
Doctor Watts OF Fayette is enjoying q visit
with his son. II. F. Watts.
Robert johnson and wife have returned from
Salisbury, where they have been visiting friends
ana relatives the past week.
Mrs. Roscoe Tedford and Miss Mae Parks de-
parted for Macon Tuesday to attend a reception
given, in their honor. and also a linen shower
complimentary TO Mrs. Ohio Matthews.
Miss Anna Davis Of Renick has returned home
after a visit with Moberly friends.
Miss Sal1le Austin. who. for some time has
resided near Clark. is now living in this city.
Miss Mary Wight returned Wednesday after
noon from a visit with Mrs. Lewis of Kansas
City and other friends.
John e Lynch departed Tuesday for a week
Of pleasure with Richard Dalton superintendent
OF the railroad between Little Rock and CoHey-
Vile. Kas.
Miss Anna Jennings OF st. Louis has returned
home after a brief visit with Moberlv relatives.
The Ladies' Progressive Whist Club held q
session Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Ben
Levy The guests were: Mines. J. A. Alsa-
brook. ]. Fl. Babcock. ]. Z. Briggs. John f.
Curry. Charles Branch; W. D. Danler. F. 3,
May. r. J.. Shaner. N. G.. Carter and W. A.
Rothwell. At progressive whist. Mrs. Max Low
enstein won first houors. Mrs. F. Curry. second.
and Mrs. J: e Briggs. third. and each received
a costly prize for their skillful playing.
NJ. ]. Lilly IS spending a few days IN Jefer-
son City.
Mrs. Julia Ca.s,dy of Alva. Ok. and Mrs. O.
a. Wright Of Cairo are guests Of their brother.
William Huston. and family.
Miss Birdie Dutton Of Jonesburg is visiting her
brother. Doctor C. K Dutton. After a brief visx
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ALTON, ILL.

Mrs. V. E. Harlow entertained Mrs. Walter
Rodgers Of Boston. Mass. last week at her home
Mrs. +; ~: LEXIS /. visiting in Macen, No;
ss Mia: Aa e s. s Gsai.' s ass v fss ! IN alsa: Jessie
vI Miss ot Cora Ma, M sr.M,.1 M. Of Gnslise os ss,d !. the
f9 Mr. ar and MI Hr.. h. 5soosY wagner Mssn'S' Of g. 1s Sf2s' ar,
AFTER Mr'; v asns h Mr.' s. f 3. s ts!H5ai IN < %lte y: i"u''
1s M1.s n, Mas ga,: Jon aq IN. il; Y 4 b,soe Il East St
Ms: E. e: Paul entertained the Piano Club
Mrs. Harriet Carney departed Monday for Du-
bpsue' la to visit %Iela AZ ,v,n. n, -,
a Mss 1i.iito y: IN W. A Ssanfis sps l %e. asek'0n'i''e' Ill., was
MIR Mrs hl II; " l.. Caste s.a:, has =, n Es.uE Wss,t to ssaD sIFsS
ai Mr. 0e isse ens L sasst S gave M's a TasiSa s's snd card
party THURSDAY afternoon al her hGme IN Upper
and =. 6. Soy,. and Miss Lgolls RosEsT.
Mt. and sri Ms - George ssy.t MeenliossS = sprinsaeid.
Mi Mis-. : Alie ssf Ph1 i e eptsr ~! the Tppsr Alton
Wednesday Card Club last week at her home in
Mis- Ruth serosan is ente-taininr her sister.
M Ms. H ssors SETH r. Hewitt eh e ente4tained III tn. Woman
Council Friday afternoon at her home In Mid
Mrs. John GIN has returned TO Kansa. City.
after being the guest of Mrs. Edmund GIL in
Mrs. Mary Murphy is entertaining Mira Thomas
Miss Emma Luedeker Of Jsrssyvills was 4 visitor
Mrs. Edwin Burrell is visiting relatives at
Munci>. Ind.
Mrs. F. A. Cook entertained Miss Alma Ely Of
ST. Louis last week a.. her home in Upper Alton.
Doctor and Mrs. T. 2. Yerkes are visiting
friends in St. Louis
Mrs. Anna Smart has returned from an extend
ed visit at Frederick. n. D.
Mrs. H.sL Black is entertaining Mrs. Charles
Kendall of Chicago.
Major G. S. Lowe and Mrs. Lowe departed
Monday for L~eavenworth. EaS.
Miss Lulu Elliott of Me1ora. Ill. is a visitor in
Upper Alton.
Mrs Charlotte Weber departed Wednesday for
St. Charles, Mo.