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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-11-06
Milton Evans Views As to
It's Cultivation.
HIS REPORT AS TO EXPERIMENTS
w. Pant Is Peculiarly an Upland
One-Irrgated Land Is Not Nee
essary to Secure Crop.

Tn r4eDonse to the request of Byron
Hnnter the government assistant
o,,rastorogist at the Pullman agricul-
tnral college. Mr.. Milton Evans, who
6 danurI agrastologist for Walla Wal
Ia county. has prepared an opinion as
to the best methods to pursue in the
cultivation Of alfalfa. Mr.. Evans
completed his letter yesterday and for
warded the same to Pullman last
night. In his report Mr.. Evans says:
In accordance with your request I
will give a succinct idea of how to Sc
cure q good plat of alfalfa.
"First-I must say the matter Of
greatest Importance is to prepare the
seeded in q perfect manner, by deep
blowing and eradicating all weeds as
near as it can be done. The great
secret of alfalfa culture is in getting
a good stand on the ground. I shall
treat the question from dry land
standpoint The idea that you must
have irrigated land to grow alfalfa is
a myth. II is peculiarly a dry land
plant and viii give better returns from
the labor put on it than any plant
am acquainted with. Cultivate the
land. after blowing thoroughly, giving
The young plant all the IeeWay possible
IN its infancy and it viii more than
compensate you in after years. Sow
! curly springtime, from the first to
the middle Of April. Sow in drills, 16
to Is inches apart Cultivate the first
year if Weedy and cut with mover from
IN" To three times during the first
growing season. Now l look upon the
alfalfa farm rs I do the orchard. 1t
5 Ike growing trees from which you
expect q return for many years to
come. Sow on upland Is pounds to
The acre and cover with a light brush
drawn over the ground. l find more
Seed IS wasted by covering too deep
""ah anything else, thus preventing
me getting Of a good stand. Do not
VAfTct 700 big returns the second and
U'E4 years. The roots Of the plant
cannot penetrate the soil deep enough
{ O1ihs the first or second growing
season TO keep it in full growth dur
''s not weather. l would recommend
cutting when bloom is one-quarter to
0"e-hat full. Let it lie after cutting
''5' night then rake and put in cock
and stack the third day after cutting.
Inc reasons for so many failures
nave been that farmers expect too
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-11-06
Relief In IS hours.

Read the ads in the Statesman.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-11-06

ROOMS TO LET NO. 10 WEST
Cherry st. Suits and single rooms.
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Time ScheduIe-WaI1a WaiIa:
NO. Arrives from Spo-
kane ...... ....... 400 p u
and departs for
Pendleton and the
east 80. ...... 400
No. s Arrives from Pen
dleton and the east
and departs ....... 1000 a =
for Spokane and the
Palouse country 1000 a T.
No. 43 Leaves for Portland
and Spokane via
Wallula -. ..10:15 p n
No. "A Arrives from Port
land and Spokane
via Wallula ....... 2:55 n
No Al Leaves for Pendle-
ton Except Sunday 1000 a Il
No. AZ Arrives from PEN
dleton Except Sun
day. ..... ..... 9:15 q
No. 90 Arrives from Dayton 800 p n
No. Sc Leaves for Dayton 7:30 %
No. 45 Leaves for Wallula. 500 u
No. IS Arrives from Walln
Ia ........ $50 a
Through Pullman Standard and
Tourist Sleeping cars daily to Omaha
Chicago, Spokane; Tourist sleeping
car daily to Kansas City; through
Pullman tourist sleeping cars (psr
sonally conducted weekly to Ohicass
and Kansas City; reclining chair carr
(seats free) to the East drily.
STEAMER LINES.
San Francisco Portland Fvnas
Steamer sails from Portland 3 ,. -
every days.
Daily Boat Service between Pue>
land, Astoria, Oregon City. Daytss
Salem. Independence, Cogvai1h aae
all Columbia and Willamette Nlvos
points
SNAKE RIVER BOATS.
Leave Riparia Sundays, Tuosdays
and Thursdays.
Leave Lewiston Mondays, wsdnss
days and Saturdays.
r. BURNS, Gen. Agent,
Walla Walla. Wash.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-11-06

WALLA WALLA JUNK SHOP::::
Wholesale and retail dealers
in all kinds of hides, wool, scrap
iron, brass, copper, rubber, lead
zine, bottles, old rubbers and 1ec
ond hand sacks, and SECOND
hand furniture, stoves and car
pets. rr. |.-.-
EPSTEIN a YOUDOvITch
Phone Black 651. 121 East Main y
WAllA WAlLA WASH
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-11-06

TWO NEWLY FURNISHED COY
rooms for rent. 373 Grove st.
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ON THE STOOL OF REPENTANCE

YIN HE STOOL OF REPENraNcF
IS where the man will find himself
mat takes his linen to any laundry
'u' the Walla Walla Steam Laundry
Il your conscience don't prick YOU
your collars and cuffs may. and make
you appreciate the smooth edges soft
ou'ton-holes and exquisite color and
nnlsh that you can always rely on re
cei'lng from the Walla Walla Steam
Laundry.
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Ready for Roxburahe Wedding.

neaoy Tor Roxburghe Wedding.
NEW YORK, N. Y, Nov. 6-The
Duchess Of Roxburghe, mother Of the
Duke OF Roxburghe, and her daughter,
Lazy isabel 1nnes-Ker, were passen-
gers on the Cunard liner Campania,
which arrived today from Liverpool.
Ihey come to attend the wedding next
TUESDAY OF the Duke and Miss Goelet.
SAFELY slowed away in the Campania's
strong box were emeralds of priceless
value which will form a part of the
Duchess Of Doxburghe's wedding gift
to the bride.
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LIVESTOCK.

HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE AT
]. B. Dunham's stock yards, East
Main street
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-04

ter Wright. Mr.. Stanley Calland. Mr.. Emory
Snyder.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Tinsley OF St. Joseph are
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ignace Chaser.
Miss Eunice Richards is the guest of Mas
Misses Carrie. Edna and .Ja-ie Abbott are
spending the holidays in Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Dennis are visiting in
Texas.
Mrs; John Burks is visiting her parents in
Mrs. William Schneider and little daughter
have returned from a visit to relatives in steel
VILE and Salem, Mo.
Mrs. J.. A. Merriweather has gore to Fisher
for the winter
Mrs. C. A. Chasee Of Carthage is the guest OF
her sisters. Mrs. Joe Sheppard and Mrs. Ernest
McAfee.
Miss Eva Doolittle entertained the L Co / Go
Club Friday afternoon in honor 81 Miss Dimpie
Kirkpatrick. Those present Were: Miss KIRK
patrick. Miss Mary R!ys. Miss Nell Tucker. Mss
Bessie Sawyer. Miss Bessie Smith. Miss Ber:1
Ross. Miss Pearl Hamel. Miss Nell kirkpatrick.
Miss Florida stonebreaker. Miss Helen Anthony.
Mlss Pearl Taylor. Miss Edith Jones and Miss
Judge and Mrs. r. L. Goode and family OF St.
Louis visited here during the holidays.
Mr.. Allen Updeg!af has returned to Chicago
after a visit with relatives here.
Mss Mary Biggs entertained, a party OF f,ients
present were: Miss Neil Tucker. Miss BESSIE
smith, Miss Berta Ross. Miss Helen anthony,
Miss Florida Stonebreaker. Miss Mary Nearney.
with Mr.. Allen Anthony. Mi. Arcn Colt. Mr..
Rairh Snyder. Mr.. Waller Hawkins MIR. Harry
Sisluy and Mr. Byron Smith;
Mrs. Harry Cooper entertained the Wednesday
Euchre Club Friday afternoon. -.
Mrs. Roy Waddi.l entertained informally Fri
day afternoon.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-04

ems MIS- ar; aad ars: Sister seasis: -. =,
Miss MAY s a"s IL 1eh has returned from a
Miss ii Johnson asli IS spending d se, several days with
! MI m,s asnt. Mrs nsdfrsi Hudson; in Garrollton q,
Edward Alien OF the Blees Military School has
M,;; and Mrs i" a. f, a. AiIen. VISIT 70 ~ '.'F"
't Ths TRS snss:, Mrs. Mary Pendersast. ,,,. -.
turned to their home in Fapminston saturday.
DE a visit 10 Mrs. Hicio='s father. James
W. Sampson Is visiting Mobsrly friends this
guest of her mother. Mrs. sarah b. Leno:r.
I'M. and Mrs. J; w. stone are entertaining
their niece and nephew from Chicago. Mr.. Caleb
hee'or Weodson Moss has returned from a visit
The Reverend Mr.. and Mrs. Burgess are enter
tanning Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Young Of st.
day aF; ex ana Nr i; { Sa nsr " wn ,srip r, sntsr's Mn. H Fri:
Mrs J. L., Lynes and Miss Net.te Ester. who
i m neeh visiting relatives 10 Warsaw. have re-
to MI M+s Lucy Shields departed Tuesday for a visit
Miss Ruth Moss, is the guest e her cousin. Mrs.
h! h1G ! R nrly; in st; i Louis: ,.o, u,,,,,n.
t"iTmhia for several years, has returned to st.
Ion dance in Sedalia Wednesday night.
A. T. Jones of Denison, fea.. is spending
Maitha. Is a student at Christian COLLEGE. and
ms son. Dewitt. Is at,endins Colonel Walcher.s
Miss Nellie Hall and pozier Stone gave a dance
f NS% 6 y, ,hs j.. evenlnE in ne mi Pei Hsn in
Miss Gale Poor entertained Monday evening
stock exchange was the Ean.e piaven. at which
won the prizes. '
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-04
CHILLICOTHE, MO-.

Mrs. G. II. Lawson of Lonsview Ranch visited
here this week.
vi MIss G mIss J ss1.on ri of Dsk M0'ne'' Ia is
Mrs. ]. F. Hawley Is home from a visit to
Macon.
Miss Payne Wells gave a box party at the
Miss Tina Pinkley is home from KirEsvilie.
Guy Matisur has returned to st. Louis. after
spending the holidays with his parents. Mr.. ami
Miss Carrie Nevland returned this week from
a visit 10 Fayette.
Mr.. and Mrs. wv. Nee ormick. and Miss Car
RE Brant went to 81. Louis Sunday night for a
Mrs. W. t. Smiley of st. Joseph is visiting
Mrs. j. T. HisaisA returned this week from
Chicago. where she visited her daughters. Misses
May and I&ilu HIGGINS.
Miss MarGe Beatty returned Saturday from a
Mrs. C. Moberly of osgood visited here this
week.
Miss Settle Hartman OF Brookfeld is visiting
friends and relatives here.
Miss Minnie Price returned to her home In
Chicago. after spenU,ng the holidays with Chilli
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Lyen are home from a
three months visit 10 California.
is the guest OF Mrs. J.. T. Bradshaw. y
Mrs: Al Stockton entertained the Saturday Club
on Monday afternoon complimentary to her
returned home Friday.
The Athletic Association kept 'open house''
New Years Day TO several hundred Of their wom-
Mrs. W. W. Edxerton and Miss Ethe, Edeer-
ton visited Wheeling relatives this week.
The Misses Elicit and Sawyer spent the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph West are visiting in Kan
sas City
watch. party. Another watch party was that CT
Mrs J. T. Bradshaw issued $50 invitation. this
week for a violet reception for Mrs. z. p. Hand
Saturday afternoon.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-04
COLUMBIA, MO.

The Misses Do.sey Of Moberly came down
thursday. to be present at the Ealis-wiIer we'd
.; J.R &c, Campbell p SIs Of f, 3, ko Sts. returned home. aft
Misses Mary and Florence Gray had a Christ
mas tree. which was enjoyed by the younger
Mis- Helen ccnley entertained the Sewing Club
Christmas morning.
from @ns's q r sea 10 ars The n to1 I'm afas parents sass in shsi,
Doctor J. H. Pontur has returned from iowa.
wher. he accompanied his wife on a visit to her
visit to 81. louis friends. mas '''''nea 9
Mise Florence Willie entertained the Sewing
Mr.: y J.. wayland and daughter have re-
turrsd from a visit to Mrs. wayland's mother
Judge ". s Pratt enioyed a visit from his
Mr.. Q. N. Sylvester Of csrrolltcn has returned
to her home after 2 visit to her parents. Mr..
Mrs $, Dorssy 4 visiting her daughter. Mrs.
M,s cr s.s,pi.1 mo.her Mrss Moses Z Paying
bury we're the guests this week OF Mrs. Harshee
and Mrs Hranham.
from Marshall. where they visited friends:
M: and Mrs. J. d, Bowling held a family re-
ens were: Doctor and Mrs. H: H. Rutherford AMI
s snsiF n ssn W. C. fse% s M., AZ. Ps' NJ. I Ell F rvs M,
and children: Mr.. and Mrs. Q. z. bowling and
ch,.drsr and ex-senator. p. NJ. Anderson. wife
Mrs c J. Austin and Mrs. w. H.. Pull.am cs
y ka9 49,, NY are visiting relatives and friends
y MI -. R, ,,i T. ! Lccsr.tss made a short visit to
Mis- Junaita Eikins is visiting friends in the
Irwin Barth has returned to ST. Louis, after
: visit to his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Victor
Fd Guitar 81 .M.-sh.u ;s waiting his parents.
C~tain and MIS-. David Guitar.
dr%ss with her aunt MIS- ese s,sTf'hs the noi-
Doctor and Mrs. Frank Nifony have returned
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-04
WASHINGTON, MO.

q II. Boyd departed Monday night for Kansas
Mrs. William Godt of New Haven. NO.. was the
guest OF washington friends Monday and Tues.
Miss Amanda Kloentrup went TO St. Louis FRI
Ssy to attend me funeral OF her cousin. Mas
AFR and Mrs. Leslie Murphy Of St. Clair. Mo-.
are The guests OF Washington friends this week.
NJ and MS I, k RsSeihn 'i0s SPENT aF sa,n dn's IN *:
the Weei;, with washington friends spending
N Mr, I WsIs Mrs. J. G. pproegs ard their DAUGHTER:
The little 14-months-old child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Miss Mary Cahili and Mr.. Clyde Calvin are the
guests of friends In Little Rock. Ark. this
rIofsssor J. \; Tankers!es and wife of De
The n1 s r pis j Tsns , sna wife sn1s Of ,,,s St .euis are
days here last week.
mail clerks. was with his home folks here last
msnth's visit 70 his parents a salisbury. Mo. .
r5 Mis- 81 Lula sr,sr Her bsas ,t,i soss.,s st. Louis is the
Harry Schultz Of Crystal City. NO. is visiting
No.. To attend the State University.
Ta Nr. % sea a the guests ne 5 Of fS %ash;nsten Of fri Er ra'''
Edward spaunnorst OF indianapolis. IND. was
William Haussen of Atchison. Kas.. was a
visitor last week.
Henry Tribe Of Indianapolis. Ind. spent sew
erai days here last week.
{. F. Gallenkamp Of st. Louis was in the city
last week.
Mrs. C. ]. flowers of Pacific was the guest OF
Washington friends for several DAYS last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Buchoiz Of Kansas City
were the quests OF Mr.; and Ms Fritz FIicKc.
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Hermann Wit. one OF Washington's- best
known citizens. died at his home Saturday at
the age OF 81 years.
-syart Kahmann is visiting friends in West
pha1io
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-04
MOBERLY, MO.

friends at their home on Williams street Monday
j. S. Bowers and wife attended the Teachers
cG %Is.e. Ada IN and 81 lssf' s srytes At. the Speeding pend tn.
hoitaays IN. n friends sI,o In - y. ,I Louis sn.,.., ,r,...
day. S.'s after T' a sisit with Ia Misses sa Fannie %asAa and Ruth
Mrs; Sol Stevens entertained a select circle Of
j. W. Thackston and wife have returned home.
" u, GTedforS dscsrted Ms.dss. tor Sis. home
IN NJ IA. !. aiiiy o' sisi, a.isi in ST. sl''i Ls S,sa S aslas,se, the
hc SMsH visit with It his !; parents .n Nj. a and dn Ms.. fa 4
sa xas r ass Mssealy s friends F.; c en Tuesday: :ns wife were
Miss Nellie Beazley Of Fsyette is visiting her
N Adams q Columbia. who ha. been the
guest Of Mis-; Marsaret Mo%nee during the week.
John nm. " Ai Hisss of f ssdaia. y and Si'' VIII re aaa a1 sas:.
Mrs g y Thomas T. the guest Of her parents.
Mrs. A: G.. Dineie entertained friends wednes-
George IL. Robinson visited in st. Louis during
Miss Mabel pysars assisted by. her aunt. Ms.
Miss ADA Wayland returned home Tuesday
:, sas ,s.,r e so !; y i c sHS y. y; saSsSex. returned fssa
Mrs. T J. Pritchstt and little daughter, Fran
ssstt: g p MqsSGse Mr.. l. ana ii, ME- sns Y II q P, M1'- Pitt
Mrs George Weldon entertained Monday even
A,;srpss sss jerome Reisei formerly d TIL. city.
R Ris p Of 81; t Gr. ard Il ; Iss. v:,. .si s0l Rs;y:, win
of her uncle: W. W. B.beoek.' 'ne suese
ting Is. =r s9s H:.i in No Mas s!ls. eS 3. a.a sSs Week sse Wis
Mrs John I. E.rey Of Richmand NO.. il the
sI Henry q M Me- pars sso' i, n. s,, :nS Mr., ,hs Or e.. w..
versity at Columbia, IL spending his vacation
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-04
WATERLOO, ILL.

Miss Tillie Siexel visited friends at st. Louis.
Miss Elfe Hambuechen of St. Louis vas tho
guest of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Ham
buechen several davs last weeX- -
spent se;eral days a: st. Louis. the guests OF
Mrs. Henry Becker.
Miss Celia Guenther Of 81. Louis visited rela-
tibyes here Sunday.
Mrs. Theodore Scharfenberger Of 50. Lo1is -
here visiting her mot Ter. Mrs. Ambrose M,cker.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Oscar Cramer OF East st. Louis
spent several DAYS as the guests OF Ju6ge Paul
c. Brey and wife.
Miss Katie Phiiips and Miss Felicia copp Wis
tied friends at Columbia Monday.
Mr. AMI Mrs. Joseph Gebhardt spent FRIDAY
here, the guests OF Mre. Fred Fabel.
Peter II. BickelhaUpt OF st. Louis spent sew
eral days visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H..
Bickelhaupt. !
Of Mrs. William Lu's
Mrs. Margaret Axtheim departed Wednesday
on an extended visit to relatives at st. Louis AMI
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bode Of cpneyyille.
Kas.. are here visiting relatives and friends
and are the guests of Ms. William Rite!
W. C. Heyl attended the teachers meeting At
Springfield. ILL.,. Inst week.
given or New year, evening by Mis-. Icuiss
Oldeniorph. who entertained q large nunfcr OF
her friends with music and: progressive euchrs-
The following were present.: Misses Frieda Nor
Tenstern Elsa Quasi , das siesea: Ida kssmg.r.
BERTHA Oltendorph; Louisa .oldendorph. Messr..
n. Scarfdaie. Messrs Arthur F.. OIdensornh.
Herman Pinkel; John piepgr. Herman o'den:
Mrs. William Pinkei. Mr.. and Mrs. Andy .Lutx
and Mr. End Mrs. Edward Jobusch.
Mrs. Lulu Meyers of st. Louis IL the guest Of
Ms. Charles Lntz Of North Main street.
Mrs. Margaret Refs entertained the st. Paurs
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-04
sEDALIA, MO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Leverett Bell OF st. Louis are the
guests Of their daughter. Mrs. N. ]. Finney. Z
been the guest of the family Of D.. J. Temple,
returned Monday to her home.
Misses Title and Inez Snider of Kansas City
arrived Monday to spend New Years with their
Mrs. Charles Rainersen and son. Otto. returned
Monday from a visit with relatives at Syracuse.
visit, returned Tuesday to st. Louis.
M,sees Essie Reynolds and Addie Dunlap de-
parted Monday for Warrensburg to attend n par
in honor Of Miss RUBY Joiiv Of this city. e
Miss Eta Mccoy OF Buffalo. w. Va. who has
been visiting the Misses Arnold Of West Third
ton. where she Will visit before returning to her
home.
The Misses Raw and Frances Kingsbaser de-
parted Monday for Kansas City. where they will
Miss Sophia Krohn Of st. LOUIS arrived Monday
to be the guest OF her sister. Mrs. Mary Jencke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Harris Of Kansas City.
who have been visiting. friends here. departed
Tuesday for California, Mo.
Mrs. A. @. Agee and Mrs. r. s.. Netherton are
yisitine. friends and relatives in warrensburg.
of her sister. Mrs. q. 3, Mercer.
Mre. M. A. Damon OF Forest. H.. arrived Mon
day to be the guest OF her sister, Mrs. A. w.
. MI. and Mrs. B. U. Fowler Of chicago. who
have been visiting relatives here. left Tuesday
for their home
Louis. where che will spend the remainder Of
the holidays with her cousin. Miss Matte Stew
. Mrs. w. D.. Atkinson of Parsons. Kas.. is the
Mr.. q J.. Adams returned to her home at
spenesr; Nc: after hssvtSs c .Ds1t Christmas here
Miss Eva Meyers and Miss Matte. Hopkins OF
n. Louie are Waiting friends hera - -
sNiss Helen A. Goodwin OF Albany. N. T., who
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-04
ST. JOSEPH. MO.

The fancy dress bail at the Benton club
event Menhe Of tne nt Week. "s The dancing nasv Iaosisana eo was
enlivened by specialties by Il COMEDY company.
Ih-le were several large dinner parties before
Miss Mafjoiie Carter entertained the younger
members OF society Monday evening at her home
in Lincoln Heights with q p.oslessive tea party.
Major and Mrs George T. Bushnell. Mh9 Were
dale, r. l.. where they VIII remain for a short
Niles Amelia Lang enteI!aircd friends with "A
watch party at her home Wednesday night.
tanned Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. James j.
Garth
Ing, by Miss Mayme Duffy.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. b.. Allen spent the holidays in
stare Auditor a. o. Allen
,,s Mr. be James n,s;s snyier q L~savep rSn ,r Kas /, Wis, ,hs
Mr, and Mrs. Frank Il. Haskell Of Minnearo-
parents: Mr, and AIRS. eide n oilfin. - ~
Mrs; c; ~ =; Ritter Of Kansas cty Visited her
Mr. Fred s,ribl.n If St. Louis visited st. Jo-
sf MIS- tri n + Mis- Msc meek: :, ro,.,, K,s SHE
snas, Of Mirs Rachel thMl'?Tr sai Hi i0'eN'' MIS- l. III
M Mrs; clara si f TaD Sgnd IN IS i s ss,Srta MIbn her niece
Wis Miss A Am e HILL. who vlsi,sd Miss Rersnyss
70! her home IN 1'' Hsrtior ,tf eann' saturday night
dances mr; ana 81 M Mr. B aasrS L Il Gle r rye gave ,,I holiday 5y
Their daughter. Miss Ma :o.ie. The AMIR was
very simple; no dec9rations being used. except in
H''' Af' Nais WIZ tidENa
With southern sniiax.. and apparatus ferns
Mcdonald. Miss Ma. gu rite Narnev, Miss Louise
MsDorald and Miss Ada LYON assisted Mr.. and
Mrs, Charles Hoiiansi gave a bundle party
Tuesday night for her daughter. Marie Holland,
ana her friends OF the Younger crowd.
Harry Rankin Prather OF Eieerly. La. and
MISS Anna l.. Bentley. DAUGHTER of Presiding
Elder j. J. Bentley Of the Methodist Episcopal
church. were married at the brides home Tues
day afternoon.
Gcorse Hosea gave a luncheon ut the Benton
Cluh tuesday evening cCRlpl msntary to Miss
Louise Parry and Mss Mabel Bartlett. two OF
tbs ssason,s debuiante.. Mrs. r., 4; Brown was
the chareron. end covers were laid for Misses
Louise Parry. Mabel Bartlett. Katherine Meter.
Louise Mcdonald. Rareryce Wyetr. Anette Hills
Katherine Guitar. Emily Gui'ar. Ada KuechIe
Rhondda Edwards. Edna B'eweter. Isabella
host. 90" 'N
William Guelich Of Fort Worth. Tex. ard Miss
Ernestine Nease Of this city We're married ut the
Tuesday Afternoon.
The engagement of Miss Lucille Nave and Mr.
Irving B-okaw - announced.
Miss Eessie Walker is entertaining Miss Louise
Salmon Of Clinton, Mo.
Miss Mary HetherirEton of Atrhison. Kas. AMI
Lieutenant Pillow of Fo-t Logan, Colo, visited
Doctor ard Mrs. l.. F.. Todd.
Miss Margaret CARPENTER Of Kansas City is the
guest Of ST. .Joseph friends.
friends here