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The Somerset reporter., 1903-09-24
COUNTY DIRECTORY.
COUNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk OF Courts:
WILLIAM 1. SEEKlNs,.. .Skowhegan
County Attorney:
GEoRGE W. COVER, ................ Skowhegan
Judge Of Probate
EDWARD f. DANFoRTH,. ...........,... Skowhegan
Register Of Probate:
NATHAN FOWLER, ......... .Skowhegan
Register OF Deeds:
LLEwELLYH GOODWIN. .................Sko whegan
Treasurer
R. H. lREEp,. Harmony
Sheriff and. Jaler:
ALFRED1H. LANG. ''''.....-' .Skowhegan
DEPUTIES: c. E. Duren. Fairfield Anon Baker,
Bingham; William Z. PRIEST Pittsheld; Lewis Fish,
Hartland; Fred Lucas, ST. Adams; Charles f. Var
ney. Mercer; George Aver, Athens; Wallace Emery,
North Arson Albert f. Millay, North New Portland
Charles Dunbar. Madison; VILLAIN F. Briggs, Show
hogan; Orlando Bracket, Starks; Herbert Eaton,
Solon F. c. Holt Norridgewock: J. Frank Durgin,
The Forks.
County Commissioners:
JoHHgMETcALF. New Portland.
MiLroN L. MERRILL. ST. Adams.
L. {. WILLIAMS, Athens.
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The Reverend c. L. Kioss spent five days
last week hunting near the Gaseonade.
| MI. Edward Twining will leave Webster
shortly to live in Chicago.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Otto m formerly Of
this place. have announced the engagement
Of their daughter. Mildred and NJ. Ed H.
PhilippI: son Of Mrs. NJ. b. Philippi
| Mrs. II. II. Salisbury entertained the Nee
dlework Club Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Claude l. Armstrong has cards Gut
for a reception Friday afternoon.
Mrs. F. J. Moss OF 81. Joseph kill visit
her cousin. Miss Annie Bell. this week.
Mrs A h Kaufman. Mrs Ray Wood
man Bryan Of lexington. Ky. and Miss
Katherine Kaufman gave a reception Fri
day afternoon in honor of Mrs. r, King
A b. Kaunman's son. The guest OF honor
wore her bridal gown. a dainty creation of
Paris mGslin: with innumerable chiffon ruff
mes in accordion ,eats and point lace gar
niture. Mrs. A. B. Kaufman wore a toilet
OF light gray silk. Mrs. Bryan and her SIS
ter. Miss Kaufman. wore toilets of white
King .Kaunman's mother. also received.
The decorations were n green and white.
with a profusioI OF lilacs, The young la
Misses Rene Nielerlander. Bessie Mcguire.
Edna Meiser and Alice Kelly. all Of 81.
LOUIS. and at the punch table the Misses
sided. N ps
Among the ST. Louis guests were: Mines.
HH oIk BuT-eit, Nisdsrlander B F.
McLean; Mcclure b. A Shelby. Harmon;
Misses Ntederiander. York. ANNE Laurie
Wright. Martha Matthews. Sallie Hsrda-
way. H. e Hammond and L. E Cress.
Major Edwards and Miss Edwards. Mines.
Frank Morrison. William Skunk and Col
onel Rucker. Among the guests from
webster were: Mines. +. = Knight. 7 ouis
Bry. Charles " Avery. ]. p. Gruet. +. S.
Plant, r. G.. Hogan. William Campbell. ].
r., Bettis. Marshall Baker. Misses Annie
Bel; katherine Kendrick. Helen Skinner,
Mr.. y. ). Kessler OF Salt Lake City
spent a few days this week with the H. II.
Saltsburvs. He left Wednesday fc- Omaha
to attend the wedding OF a sister.
The Presbyterian Church received the an
nual reports Of its officers Wednesday
night. which was followed by a banquet
in the lecture-rOOm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert c.. Hogan gave a
large reception Thursday night in honor of
MIR. Ind Mrs. F~1hraim CSckrell who have
recently returned from their wedding trip
TO Kansas City. II was a pink and white
reception. the rooms being trimmed largely
in white The center piece IN the dining
room was a basket filled with an enormous
cluster Of pink roses. intersperSed with
white. and the remaining table decorations
were also In pink and white. Mrs. COckrell
wore a gown Of white meteor crepe. cut
decollete. and with sleeves falling from the
elbow In quaint folds OF crepe and lace.
A handsome Earniture of roSe-poInt lace
finished the bodice. The skirt was a unique
arrangement OF diagonal ruch-tucks and
shirtings. Mrs. Hogan wore a toilet OF
white organdie. accordion-pleated. Mrs.
Robert Mccormick Adams. Miss Amanda
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Adams. Mrs. ]. P. Gruet and Mrs. Allen
McKinnie assisted in receiving Many OF
Webster's recent brides were present in
their wedding gowns. Among the hundreds
OF guests were: Messrs- and Mines Lee
Meriwether. W. A. McCandless. Major Kim
ball. T. {. Ewing. Albert Psulin. William
Campbell. A NJ. Fellows. Deane Garrett,
A. r. Deacon. J.. 4. MeKsighan. c L
Martin. r. A Allen. d. NJ. SHILLING, c. w
Ferguson. W. D.. Biggers. c. L. Armstrong
Joseph Weir Thomas Middleton. Frank
Koeneke and the Misses Louise Clarkson.
Mamie Slaughter. Ruth and Alice Early.
Harriet Deane. Abbie Campbell and Jennie
Hodgman.
Mr.. Frederick Minson OF Richmond. Va.
will visit J.. II. Clarkson this eek.
Mr.. and Mrs Ephraim Cockrell viii de-
part the latter part Of this week for Day
ton. o.. where they will visit Mr.. Cockrelrs
sister. Mrs. Gaulidet.
The family Dancing Club had its first
meeting since Lent Saturday night at Bris-
tel Hall.
The Every Other Week Club met Tues
day with the II. c. Wrights.
Mrs. T. c. Young. who Is now IN San An
tonic. Tex. will be at home for a few days
in May and will then. with her daughters.
spend the summer in Denver and Santa
Barbara.
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HIGH SCHOOLS FIFTIETH YEAR.
Graduates to Take Part in Golden
Anniversary Celebration.

Much interest Is manifested IN the pro-
posed celebration to be given by the High
School Assembly IN honor OF the hftieth an
niyersary OF the founding Of the st. Louis
High School.
At a recent meeting. attended by Z. Cap
Ian. president of the assembly. and a num-
her of former graduates u the High School.
II was decided to employ none but High
School talent. OF the past ard present. In
the entertainment to be given
The date was not Fixed. no. were the
details Of the programme decided upon. hut
these matters will be ATTENDED 10 at a meet
Ing OF the Executive COMMITTEES. TO be held
some day this week.
The Executive COMMITTEES. which is assist
ing the president Of the High School As
sembiy in arrangement for che anniversary
celebration. is composed Of Fred n. Crun-
den. class of So: Charles NaSel. class of IS;
James L. Blair, class OF Il: Benjamin Taus-
sig. class OF 70: Herman Epstein. class of
50: A Hedges. class OF 80. and e Captain
class of 1906.
An invitation has been extended TO all
graduates OF the ST. Louis Hign School TO
take part IN the ceremonies.
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KIRKwOOD.

Mr.. and Mrs. D. W. Macdonald have re-
turned from a two months trip to Caiifor-
Mrs. Theodore Buente. who has hem vie.
iting her parents Mr.. and Mrs Hugo s
Jacob. departed Thursday. for her home In
Miss MSry z Porter Of Chicago is the
Mrs: II. Z. Ewing and son. Will soon de-
part Tor the East. where they Will remain
Miss Edith McKelvey will give a ~. =
Shower TO Miss Mae Hayhurst on Nonda :
afternoon. Miss Hayhurst is 10 be married
70 William III; Marvin on April - al me
Mrs G o. Evans debarted Tuesday 10
visit relatives in Illinois.
Mrs, J. G; Gilkeson and her daughter.
OF Mrs. Gilkerson's mother. Mrs. William
Matthews at her home. Windsor place.
Miss Teckla Luepkin entertained Monday
evening at a euchre party. .
Mr.. and Mrs S. NJ. Hit gave a dance at
their home Saturday evening in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hit.
The marriage OF Miss Cecil Hough 10
Berkeley =. Jones will take place on May IL.
Mrs William Forsythe has sold her home
on Woodlawn avenue and viii go 10 81.
Louis to reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy C. TruIock are the
guests or Mrs. Trulock's mother. Mrs VIII
Mrs. Emile s. Kruger entertained Mr.
and Mrs. Ephraim S. Woods OF St. Louis
on Wednesday.
The next meeting OF the Kirkwood Mon
day Evening Club will tske place to-mor-
row night.
Mrs Annie Reynolds Of Kansas CITY has
been the guest OF her sister. Mrs. Mary z
;McMullen. -@
The Reverend Alfred Franklin Smith has
returned from California. t-
The last OF the FortnIghtly Dancing
Clubs dances took place on Friday evening
al the Armory Hall. Mr.. and Mrs Ashley
SabsI. assisted by Mr.. and Mrs. Wyatt
the guests were: Misses Margaret Cabeii.
katheryn Gratz. Helen Lycett. Efhe Hough,
Georgia BiggF. Cecil Hough. Miriam HouSh.
Carey Robinson, Elolse Skeele. blanche
Byars. Emeline Warfield. Claire Warie d
and Walter Bown. James Abraham, Bcrk-
ley Jones. Meverell Goode. Lorraine Jones.
Sfaya Sha Icroex
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FERGUSON.
Fine Observation-Disclosures & Jaccard's.

Elue q JacCaTdS 6.
Mrs. A. 7. wissert of St. Louis is visit
ing her sister-in-law. Mrs. Joseph Christsn.
Miss Rebecca Boyd and Miss Katharin.
Tut Of ST. Louis have been the guests Of
the Misses May and Lucy Hereford
Miss Helen Janis returned last week from
Heights. WIS ~
Mrs Robert Kannard returned last week
from the South, where she has been spend
Ing the winter.
Miss Helen Barrett arrived on Wednesday
from Kansas City. where she has been the
guest OF Miss Laura McDearman.
the guest OF Mrs. Charles Alexander Breir.
A luncheon was given on TUESDAY by Mrs.
Oscar Reid. Jr. Among those present were:
Mrs. Albert s. Page. Mrs. Lawrence Day.
Misses Elise and Helen Janis
Mrs. William j. Stone and family departed
on Thursday for Jefferson City. where they
Will remain until the autumn, when they
viii depart for Washington, d. c.
Miss Gertrude Rartllfe of Cabsnne has
been the guest Of Miss Lillian B. Reid Of
Mrs. Charles A. Cunningham and son.
Charles. arrived last week from New Or
leans. where they have been spending the
III Goodfellowship Club was entertained
on Tuesday evening by Messrs. clifford and
SturEis Day: The object OF the meeting
the building Of a hall for that purpose SIP
per in courses was served after the busi-
present we're: The Reverend Doctor John
MIlIbank. president; a g Page. secretary:
Camden Cherbonnier. Fred Janis. Morris
Shreve. Robert Kannard. Charles Cunning
ham. Erwin d. Barrett. Harry Carr and
Jasen Lodwick.
Miss Florence Tush Of St: Louis Is visit
ing her cousin. Mrs. Edward Cunningham
clifford Reid OF Shelbina. No.. is the
guest of his aunt. Mrs. Oscar Reid
Doctor and Mrs. Carl Ludeking enter
tained on Sunday evening in honor of Mrs
Ludeking's brother. Mr.. Ernest Khpstein.
and Mr.. John Huiskamp.
Mrs. E. S. Marshall gave a luncheon on
Tuesday 10. several of her ST. Louis friends.
The Camden Place Euchre Club was en-
tertsined on Wednesday evening by Mrs
Thomas Sprinkle. Among the guests were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Tobin. Mr.. and Mrs
Patterson Bane. Mr.. and Mis-. William
Chapman. Mr.. and Mrs. E. s. Marshall. Mr..
and Mrs. H. B. Miltenberger. Doctor and
Mrs. Calvin Case. Doctor and Nh. Carl
Ludeking. Mrs. Christine Hutchinson
Miss Ruth Jordan and Mr.. Edward Ustick
Miss Edith Hesser has been spending tire
Easter holidays with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John T. Hesser.
Miss Anna Leah. who was the guest Of
Major and Mrs. J. T. Hesser. returned last
week to her home In Richmond. Va
Miss Anna McColloch OF 81. Louis has
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ST. LOUIS COUNTY SOCIETY.
Wedding Invttations-Mermod & Jacca.

Miss Lille Crossman. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. r b. Crossman of Clayton. has
gene TO Condo, y. D.. where she is TO con-
duel a summer school
The wedding of Miss Ida Beyes and Henry
Luther took place last Wednesday in Oak
vile.
Mrs. Thomas Shields. assisted by Miss
Made Horn and Jessie Joplin. entertained
the Ladies' Aid Society at her home in
Eureka Thursday afternoon.
Miss Ida Mcclure OF ST. Louis is visit
ing at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Joplin
Miss Helen Zenor OF Meramec Highlands
is entertaining Miss Williams Of Indiana
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Schweikert celebrated
their tin wedding In Clayton last Sunday.
The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Keller.
Joe Keller. Henry Korn. Herman kopat,
William Graller. F. Flagler. Phender.
thai. LoovinEath and Alderman: Mines.
Hartnett. Werremeyer and Schrader;
Misses Sadie kOpat. Rosa Grotpeter, Katie
-Reifschneider. Ida and Olga Keller. Annie
Schrader. Dora Keller. Elizabeth Gsrlach.
Rosa Secel. Anna Heger and Hannah
Kremer.
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Superiority
Pianola.
Law Once Of E C. slevin.
Lincoln Trust Building.
81 Louis. Mo-. April Z, 1862.

~ ho.' April q, lSZ-
Messrs. Bollman Bros. Co:
Gentlemen: l give with pleasure
NY views Of h Pianola as an ''edu-
GATOR and entertainer" but / wish
nrst OF all to congratulate o upon
fact that I have found that all
ne cams made by you for this
FULLY verified. Il performs with ebso-
inte accuracy. This Is, however. 10
De expected; otherwise the instrn-
ment could have nc place upon ths
market But IL admits practically of
eVery variety OF tone ana EXPRESSION
OF which the hand of the most ac-
comphshed musician Is capable. Its
ability. therefore, as an ''entertain-
er u be patent. It's capabilities
as an educator" are no less evident
upon a moments reflection. Without
previous training II places within the
capacity OF every n the power to
perform the most difhcult compost
lions Of the great masters of the
piano, and thus enables one to study
n become familiar with their beau
ufui harmonies. The utility of this
knowledge and the pleasure of II is
most fully appreciated when attend
ing concerts at which such music Is
performed That which has been al
together unintelliEible Is found TO be
teeminE with inspiring beauty; and I
have no doubt that eventually. as the
instrument becomes more extensively
used. the maestro at public concerts
VIII find before him an audience of
critical pupils, instead OF the patient
~ bored assemblage TO which he has
heretofore been accustomed.
e. c. sLEvIN.
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presented with flowers. the present of Mr..
george r Dur2nt, general manager of the
Bell and Mr.. Gerald Swope. gem
eral manager of the Western Electric Com
pany. M J. Crawshaw. superintendent OF
exchanges for the Bell Company, attended
ana looked on with pleasure at the guests
enjoying themselves.
Mr.. Charles J. Byrne, wire chief. was
master OF ceremonies. He made an address.
IN Which he complimented the committee
haHlng abe entertainment IN charge. and
gained attention to the progress which has
Deer made in the business in the last few
Irimps Orchestra furnished the music.
hueh enjoyment was occasioned by the in
'IDIuction OF the tag two-step in dancing.
me committee of Arrangements COM
pIlSeQ Miss Frances Oberbeck. chief opera
I9r at the main exchange. and Misses Rose
EarreH. Alta L. Buck. Minnie Albert. Mil
ne Dlenstbach and Mamie J. SchiIling.
.ESgling 4 Co. furnished the palms. the
Mound City Chair Company the chairs and
ing lemonade.
Among the numbers rendered in the en-
Lsrtainment we're a piano solo BY Miss
Olive Byrncs: vocal solos by Thomas
Bowdern and John Potts: recitations by
Misses Edith Blackwell and Mamie Schili-
ing; yiolin-piano duet by Mcssrs. Brown
ana Clrich, and a violin solo, violin obligato
by Misses Margaret Seer and Zoe Byrnes.
Dancing. which followed the entertain
meEt. vas INDUCED in until midnight. when
the guests departed
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-19
CHILD DEAD FROM INJURIES.
Six-Year-Old Daniel Casey Was
Chushed by Street Car.

Little Daniel Casey. six years old. the boy
who was run down by a Broadway car at
broadway and Arsenal street Friday night.
died at the City Hospital at s o'clock yes
terday morning. The boys mother. Mrs.
Mary Casey of No. 1906 South Ninth street.
was with the little fellow.
The lad was playing tag with companions
Friday nigh and in running In front of a
south bound car was knocked down and
ground under the wheels both legs being
terribly mashed
Motorman Louis Gilworth. who had
charge of the car. says that he did not
see the child until too late. He dropped
his fender. he claims. but II failed to
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Personal
Rich Cut Glass-Mermod & Jaccsrs.

Rich Cut Glass-Mermod & Jaccard.s.
Mrs. Gus Thurman. of No M. N,1,a-r.
avenue Is visiting her sister-in-iaT- MIS-
Chas. Carroll. Of Dayton. Ohio she ~
poets TO remain a month.
Mrs. Charles s. HeYern. who has .nsn,
the winter at Hot Springs. has returned
Residence telephone as low as s2-s cents a
day: Bell Telephone Company Of Mis-
Mrs. Max Haas of the Usona Ho,e, is
visiting her brothers in Glasgow. No, this
mis- Mss u EVA Va! simpson: who has been the
her home at Williamsburg. No.
Mr.. and Mrs A. De Vines OF s,sO D,ct.on
street will celebrate their twenty-hfth we'd
ding Anniversary on May 3. Cards have
been issued for a reception.
You are cordially invited to an exhibition
of japanese high-art embroidered linens
and drawn work. April 20 to 8. Suite M
3S Mermod-Jaccard building.
Mrs. Robert G. CasseIl and infant son of
Ninksburg. Miss. with her mother. Mrs.
The past week. located at the utsons Hotel.
Mrs. Cassell. who has been spending sew
eral months In Boston. left for her home
Thursday night. 10 remain until June
Mrs. J. H Waugh of Columbia. Mo, is
occupying apartments at Hotel Beers
Mrs. Joh e Weber OF Moberly. Mo-. Is
visiting her PARENTS. Mrs. and Mrs. Will
liam Asbury Ranneils. No. 1872 Temple
place. She viii remain in the city for a
month
Residence telephone as low as % cents q
day. Bell Telephone Company Of Mis-
souri,
Miss Helen Wilkin of Denver. Colo. who
is taking the postgraduate course at Loret-
10 Academy. F1orissant, Mo-. has returned
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BoIlman Bros Company. 100 Olive
Street, City:
Gentlemen: Replying to your re-
quest for my opinion of the PfanoIa
purchased from you, l beg to state
that it is the most satisfactory in
vestment / ever made in my life. and
] would NJ part with IL at any price
IL / could not obtain another.
1t is not only a source of entertain
ment to every member of my family.
but IL educates the taste for the finer
music. rs even the children prefer to
play the finer selections to "ragtime''
music.
Wishing you every success. and
thanking you for calling my atten-
ton to the Pianola.
Very truly yours.
c. W. WALL.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-19
NAVAL OFFICERS INDICTED.
Result of Inquiry Into Smuggling
at San Juan.

San Juan. Porto Rico. April K-As a re-
suit OF the Grand Jury yesterday In hnd-
ing eight indictments, following the IN
v~estigation of the smuggling charges It Is
unoficially reported that warrants have
been issued for the arrest of Captain Csur-
geon) LowndeS. L. s. N; Captain Crabs
Butler. former supervisor of elections. and
Payfnaster Merritt.
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Pos, once nt Lanca.ter robbed.

Post Office Inspector Dice yesterday re-
ceived word that the Post Once at Lam
caster. Schuyler County. Mo-. was entered
Friday night and 500 In postal funds taken.
The robbers blew open a safe to get the
booty. No clew as to who the robbers
were has been sent by the authorities at
lancaster
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SOCIAL CLUBS
calling cards-MermOd & Jaccard.s

~ 49, san ~ SdNNdA0 -
The Lorraine Club was entertained nv
Bliss Dzengolswski at her hcme, No, Sls5
Gambleton place. Wednesday evening. An
enjoyable evening was spent IN dancing
music and games. after which 4 repast was
served. The rooms were decorated in the
club coiors. Among those present were:
Misses
Maude Leon. Corenne Hatfield,
Lucille thompson. Helen Casey.
Louise Kruger, Pearl George
Elsa McNaIly, Edith George.
kdna Merrel' Blanche Dzengolews
Edgar Stobie. Geo. Rosborough,
horace Benson, r. Dzengolevski.
Slaude steele. W. Dzensolewski,
a Aebtscher. Charles Leeber.
Richard George. Audrey Papham
Carl Gordon,
Invitations have been sent out BY the Y,
= N Club for its reception to he given al
the Odeon Monday, May T. The Y. p. NJ. IS
composed Of ten young ladies of the West
End and South Side. and take this means
o. entertaining their many friends. The
Following are members:
Misses
Frances Cockrell, Clemence Mulsen.
Faye Hall. Mabel Strauss
Alice Hewitt. Adele Tpmeyer
BESSIE Mcguire, Rhoda Williams,
Ester Morgan. Florence Wood.
The I. 7. Society will close its season for
the summer with a banquet to be held at
the West End Hotel. Monday. April 20
The affair will be for only the members
and their intimate friends. Mr.. Edward A.
Haherkanp will act as POSTMASTER. Messrs.
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Phy.ic.nn Killed by Collision.

Indianapolis, Ind. April 1S-As the result
Of q collision between an tnterurban car anC
an automobile to-day, Doctor Charles How
ard Of 81. Paul, Ind. was killed and Rich
ard Rice OF this city badly injured
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-19

Miss Mary Tobin Of Webster avenue re-.
urned home last Sunday. after spending
a year on the Pacific Coast and in Southern
California.
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| Bollman Bros. Co.. City:
Gentlemen: After all the f~iatiering
comments and testimonials you have
received concerning the wonderful
| music-making efficiency of the Pia-
nola. Il seems superfiuous for me to
try to q anything more In praise of
II. To the busy man of affairs. who
loves music and by reason OF his en-
forced attention to his duties is de-
| MED the pleasure of making II. the
Pianola is an invaluable boon; in the
rendition of a single favorite piece all
the cares OF the day r absorbed and
the spirit lifted out of the rut OF the
Office or salesrcom. 1 cannot speak
too highly of the Pianola-
Very truly yours.
r. F. SPENCER
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Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Fornpy Of Moberly.
No. who are visiting the city. are guests
at Hotel Beers
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Z; ". Brandenburger. D. c. Sachse. o. B.
Blanke. g. a. Garstang. ]. W. Pearce and
{. p Van Graafieland will respond to toasts
Plans for the Easter Carnival. which
Jacob Mahlers pupils will give at the
Odeon on Friday evening. April "a. are
conpleted. Eighty-three children will par
t~iciDate in the opening march. Many fancy
dances will be given. and the stage Is to
De a Moral garden. A list of the children
interested in the entertainment follows:
Margaret Nesper Allen. Albert Arndt. Mar
SatroH. Marjorie Cole. Reba Cole. Male
ornwaH Florence Lucretia Dunmire,
Sharies H Duncker. Jr.. Raymond Ellison.
, Paul Funkhouser, Edmond Garrison, Jr,
Mary Lamb Gilman. Arthur Reynolds Gil
man. Laurence. Glaser. Loras Giraldin.
SiYens. Ashley Ballard Hammond. Lewis
James Hammond. Melba Heinann Weston
Holmes. Wilhelmira A. Eerwig. Irma
hraus. Madeline kershaw. Doris Levi. Sell
ma Mae Ia Devinson. Julia Lndenschmit,
Arthur Lubke. Annie Sewer LAnghorne,
Mulvihill. Wells Morris. Ruth Mitchell. Mar
garst Manley. Bess Murphy. Walker Nc
Clellan. Mildred McNair. Charlotte McIlI-
vaine. Georgia Meyer. Edwin Meyer. Carl
Never. Rene J. Mechin. King Parker. Her
bert Parker. Katherine Parker. Margaret
Lowell D Randell. Henry Rice. Oliver Rice,
Adair Skipwtth. Cornelia Skipwith. Emma
Sktpwith. Edith ~Skipwtth Laurene Shu-
mate. Eenita Shepard. Marguerite Steven
son.. Adolph Scharn. Louis Turnbull. Ber-
nard Thole; Kathleen THRILL Eleanor Won
Percy Werner. Dorthy Werner. Jean Wer-
theimer. Carl Walters. Blewett Wagner.
Heien White. Charles Wilhelmj, Howard
Wi.helmi.
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General and Mrs. Geo. II. Shields Of Hotel
Beers ere entertaining their son. G. n
Shields, Jr, OF United States Army.
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senator cockrem start. 10 Mi..oarl

REPUBLIC SFENIAk
Washington. April 1S-Senator Cockrell
to-day departed for Kansas City, where he
will attend a banquet given by the Jackson
Club. The Senator win remain several days
in Western Missouri.
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Miss Whitman Sanders. Of St. Paul. Mimi.
IS being entertained by her sister. Mrs III
a. Grolock. Of No. sSs Russell avenue.
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Mrs. S H. Marston and laughter. Mrs.
Ella NJ. Stu3hin. have returned to their
apartments at Hotel Beers. after spending
u month at Eureka Springs.