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The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1904-04-28

out license: subpoena for Henry
Bunk.
State VI Wilson. fclonious assault. n,.
| tachment delivered Ia Sheriff for wit.
ncsses, Pat keeting and Pat Sullivan.
State VI Campbell. at,cmp, TO rob- at
tachmcnt TO sheriff for witnesses ! r
Allison and Bird O'Ncal.
State vs Scott ct al. unlawful cohabi,.
ing: Defendant WM Scott pleads
guilty and fined s.; defendant Flor.
ence Martin pleads guilty and fined
VI; stay Of execution for 10 days.
Baldwin vs. Baldwin. divorce: defend.
ant given TO third day U iilc answer.
State VS. Stewart, fclonious assault: sub.
poena for X + Davidson ann Ben Ilar.
risOn.
State Cupp, appeal from Justice court,
carrying concealed weapons: con.
tinucd. two cases.
State VS. Barker ct al, erecting fish dnm.
continued by agreement.
Same VS. Same, unlawfully catching fish:
same entry.
State vs. Wederbrook, common assault:
defendant pleads not guilty: Jury cm.
panclled and trial proceeded with:
jury returns verdict Of guilty and as.
sesses II fine OF e..
State vs. Nash, evidence Of good he.
haviour taken. on motion Of prosecut-
Ing attorney parole Is continued to
next regular term.
State VS. Caudel disturbing peace: con.
tinued by agreement.
Gordon vs. Davis, PARTITION suit: de.
fendant given to second day TO plead
State VS. Lcwallcn, playing cards on Sun.
day: continued by agreement.
State VS. Davidson, public indecency:
motion 10 dismiss.
Burns VS. johnson, appeal fromJP court:
motion 10 dismiss.
State vs. Caudel, assault: continued by
agreement.
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Wm. &. Baiing, J I. Gordon
Justices. J u, Bsscll. ]. A. Thomas,
Copstablc Bowefnan
SCOTT.
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State w Elliott ct nj. murder In first
degree: severance OF defendants grant.
ed: continued by agreement
Hoobcr vs. Hoobcr, divorce: proof pub.
licatiOn filed.
Henderson vs Henderson, divorce: leave
given defendant 10 plead on third day.
Nanznnd, VI Nnn2andt, divorce: same
entry.
Crumley vs. Fugate, appeal from probate
court: motion 10 dismiss.
State W Prathcr: parole continued.
State vs. Mills ct al, selling liquor with.
out license: continued by agreement.
state VI Bunch. parole continued
state vs. Prathcr, carrying concealed
weapons: plea OF guilty ana fine OF e.:
stay Of execution 10 days.
State W Lawrence parole continued.
fancy County bank vs. Igo ct al suit on
note: leave given defendant To plead
on or before third day.
Ordered tha, court adjourn until 8
O'Clock tomorrow morning.
TUESDAY
Court met pursuant 10 adjournment.
Present ~ on yesterday.
state W. Davidson, public indeccncy:
motion To dismiss overrulcd. motion
To dismiss appeal filed, sustained and
cause remandcd 10 j i.
state vs Stockstll appeal from Jp:
motion To dismiss appeal filed, sus.
tanned ana cause rcmandcd 10 ] L.
State vs. Lee King. murder In fist de.
gree: bond fixed a,isiOOO: King trans.
icrred 10 sheriff Of Christian county,
who Is authorized TO approves bond In
sum Of $1,000, and upon approval Of
bond 10 admit said King to bail.
state VI Peterson, appeal from j l.: de.
icndant valves formal armignmcnt
ana pleads not guilty; trial by Jury,
verdict OF guilty and fine Of a..
State " Layton, carrying concealed
weapons: motion 10 elect.
State IS lIummell, selling liquor with.
out license: defendant paroled for two
years on bond of 800 with T. w Nose.
ynnd w j Lawrence as surcties.
State vs. Mccormick; parole continued
Taylor W. Bennett, suit TO decree title.
continued at cost Of plaintin.
State Us Faln, fcloni0us assault: Jury 70.
turnc verdict Of guilty and assesses
punishment at two yours In penitcn.
tiary,
State Va Humphreys, perjury: nolle.
Gordon vs. Davis, partition suit: motion
TO vacatc appointment Of receiver:
leave given To file answer and deter.
mination Of motion.
state vs. Stewart, iclonious assault: sub.
pocna for + Hull; defendant valves
nrraignmcnt and pleads not guilty:
trial by jury; verdict Of guilty and
fine of 500.
State vsCampbcll,aticmpt to rob: nolle.
State VS. Butler, robbery in first degree:
nollc.
State vs. kinyon, disturbing peace: plea
OF guilty and fine OF 50.
Continued TO page 81
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CIRCUIT COURT IN SESSION


Court met in regular session Monday
April -, with Hon. Asbcry Burkhcad
Judge 3ls,Judicial circuit, on the bench
and the following officers In attend
nnce: j. c. l.. Mcknight, rrosccutin,
attorney, T.. Hull, Sheriff, Sam Gillc
land, stcnographcr, and w. l. Moore
circui, clerk, at which session the fol
towing proceedings were hud and made
matter OF record:
+. Hull, Sheriff, and NJ. &. Grant anc
T.. Bowerman, his legal deputies, sworr
aud instructed as TO their various duties
Taylor vs. Bennett, suit to decree title
answer filed.
Huworth vs. Huworth, suit to establish
deed Of adoption: proof Of publicali lion
filed; motion for security for costs
filled.
State vs. Humphreys, perjury: motion u
quash filed; order for subpoena for a
Thomas; motion to quash ovcrrulcd
State vs. Hires, disturbing peace; mo.
tion 10 quash filed; J Il Jcrnigan, tho
injured party, allowed TO ind0rse his
namctothe information as prosecuting
witness; application for continuance
filed; continued.
ri,
".''o 's tai'' ,eIo,iious assauIl' motion
pIuasnn'eu'u'v.lo I.i ~, nuo.Iiesscuutu new
andovnrrr,od 4 .daiandan ~, .o s.iuasrnrna 49, .J
nrraionmcn,and nlcadsno, nrii,v.;nrr
placed In hands OF sheriff to be kent to.
re,herund returned TO court tomorrow
morning at $ O'Clock.
Reed VS. Mcpherson, ejectment suit,
answer filed.
Wade VS. Bray, suit To foreclose deed
OF trust: proof of publication filed.
I,mnel land npd Imnnvome,, ~ 90
SnrlIi,gso,,i snj, ,odocran,i,ia .diri1
mutton Of record suggested, heard and
Observation-Disclosures decrceon record
Of October term: motion for new trial
filed and overrucd; motion In arres,
filed and overruled .ailidavitand appli.
cation for appeal filed.
State VS. Manning, disturbing peace: dis.
missed by plaintiff.
Ordcrcd Tim, Snmu,, w Clark In al.
,omoa a. s;rn a.. na,I -, o,,ouna,s
-, 49, % -, ~ a,,aah.".'. III,
nn,ion of record NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Give,
plaintiff to supply papers on or before
.ird days proof publ ication filed.
A,,,o 60 prow, s,i, In do,.oo ,iuo.
proof publication filed.
Rrown vs Rrown. divorce. nroof NJ pnhli.
cniion filed, WV ''
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NJ nnbIica,ion ,iloi " "o'o' ''o''
pa.,r,,, ~ - ,,....-
arr,sn Ns arrisn' sun W "e,h,asure
Price nnnoin,ed ",,nrdinnnd ii,cm far
I,n. Maud and Ruin Parrish minor
heirs oi Robert Parrish deceased
p,., =, VII .,.,, - -
n'ru Ns nncs, SUI. " ioIecl0ae mort
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SOCIETIES

MAsONig.--.s .A....
A.f and A, VI Forsyth Lodge No ~, meets
on SATURDAY upon or after the full moon ~
each month. y. u. PARRISH, W. VI.
S W BOSWELL, Sec.
A. y. and A. NJ. - Kirbyyillc Lodge No. .Gi
meets on saturday night upor or next before
the full moon In each month.
u. RosE, Sec &. W NANIANbf. w NJ.
Az. and A M.-Clanln Lodge. No. ..g, Pro-
tenn, Mo meets on or before the full moon In
each month :. 4 DotsoS, ". NJ.
% T. s.-Chnp,cr No. n, meets first AMI third
THURSDAYS In each month
Mrs :. a. WrhTurHNAS. W. NJ,
X. T. foRp, " l.. \ u. PAhHIsii, sec,
wooDNES
N W. A.-forsyih Camp No. 500 meets on
Tuesday upon or lrst following the full moon
in each month.
J, V. BALpwiS, Head Consul.
e. II. GnooM, CLERK.
CHURCHES.
sTcSI CuArEL. fousiTn.
n. E.-scryiccs llrst sunday In each mouth
morning and evening RE,. l. u. uHitfiN.
Prcsbytcrian-scryicc fcur,h sunday In each
month, morning and evening
REV. o. W. GAuss, Pastor.
Union sunday school every sunday morning at
iOo'clock. You are welcome
&. l.. JrSsISGs. Sec. W, II. PHCt, supt.
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FORSYTH, MISSOURI, THURSDAY, APRIL %, 1904.
Professional Gartls.

Timber aul .fnlins lani, a speciality. Write me
stating what Sou desire.
General las hnsiu"s. inlru,trd tn me- viii b" care.
iully Hrl promptly ttnnrncird
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Continued TO page 81
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-06-13
THE BYERS Case

Terre Haute, Ind, June 11.-The
most promising results yet received
from the circulars sent out from the
sherifr's Office in the Richmond By
ors ease came from Mendon, Mo-. in
answer to the telegram sent to that
place by Sheriff Fasig asking for a
description Of the boy reported to be
in custody of the Missouri town.
Sheriff F. M. Veatch, who has the
boy in his possession, wired today:
"V-shaped scar in rim Of right
ear. two warts on left hand near out
err base of little finger. scar on head
near parictal eminence, scar on left
j., cheek over nose to outer corner of
left eve. Other descriptions tally
, with those in printed circular"
DR.. Byers, the boys father, after
, being informed of the receipt of the
Missouri telegram. left Terre Haute
at O'Clock tonight for Mendon. He
will reach there about noon tomor-
row and will wire Sheriff Fasig as
soon as he has determined whether
or not the boy in question is his mis-
sing son. Should it be Richmond the
man who was arrested having the boy
in his company will be brought to
, Terre Haute by Sheriff Veatch.
Sheriff Dan Fasie and his corps of
deputies, accompanied by the members
/ of the committee appointed to have
charge Of the fund raised in Terre
Haute for the prosecution of the
search and a good many volunteers
will 90 to Seclvville tomorrow noon
to make q thorough search for the
body Of Richmond Byers.
Two weeks of securing the country
and following mp clews have revealed
nothing Of his whereabouts, and many
now believe that he has not been kid
mapped. but has fallen into some
vault, we'll or mine shaft, and that
| his body has been overlooked by the
linen who searched in the vicinity of
Ibis home. Large numbers Of men are
respected from Brazil. Harmony and
other towns along the interurban
railway, and fully 800 persons are ex-
nected to constitute the searching
party.
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Humpty Dumpty Under Canvas.

Humpt5 Dumpty and The Black
dwarf Co. has proved to be the
big show of the season. All large
cities have gone wild over this COR
geous spectacle. 1t has captured the
women and children and that always
means success. Tt has -DBshrdlufr
means success. Their voices are loud
and stern mankind admit the beauty
Of the spectacle has outdone all the
previous attempts at English panto-
mime. The company will be here
June l. and Is.
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Swisher, Of Richmond, Indiana, who
is the guest Of Mesdames Dickhut
and Wilmington. The hall was beau
tifullv ornamented. - indianapolis
Sentinel.
The Aftermath society held its an
nual picnic Saturday evening in Glen
Miller Park. The attendance was
very large, nearly all of the members
and a number of guests being present
The afternoon was pleasantly spent
and at six O'Clock supper was served
in true picnic style.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-06-13

The fftieth wedding anniversary
was celebrated yesterday by Mr. and
Mrs. d. w. Gem, Of 222 north
twelfth street. Of the six children Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Gem who are now liv-
ing, all but one, William, of Madison,
Wis, were present. -Four generations
were represented in the company that
was present The afternoon and even
ing were spent in an enjoyable man.
ner. The guests were Messrs. and
Mesdames D. C. Gem, c. w. Gem,
Ross Osborn, Alvernis Flagg,
Oliver Smith; Misses Alverda
Smith, Of Cecil, O., Lillian Gem, Pau
line Gem, Mildred Osborn, Margaret
and Miriam Flagg; Messrs. j. c..
Lawrence, Louis, Frank, Merle, Lee
Gem. Roland Osborn.
\ party of some fifteen musical
people spent the day picniclling east
of the city. a dinner was served at
twelve O'Clock in true picnic style in
a large grove. In the party were
Misses Nina Pennell, Juliet Corwin.
Stella Brush, Florence Shute, Ar
line Barlow. Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Krone and Messrs. Albert Thompson
and Arthur Meyers.
Miss Grace Robe, of north thir-
teenth street, has as her guests Misses
Marie Schlange of St. Louis and
Ruth Russell of Springfield, O., and
Mrs. Hert of Jeffersonville, Ind. They
will be the guests Of honor at the re-
ception to be given by Mrs. Robbie
and her daughter tomorrow Afternoon
A number of people from this city
attended he ice cream social given in
the town hall at Centerville, Satur
day evening. The evening was de-
lightfully spent in a social way.
Miss Nellie Lowe entertained a
number of friends at a porch party
given at the Country Club Saturday
in honor Of Miss Carrie Oblinger, OF
Germantown. The feature of the af
ternoon was whist, played at three
tables and the hours were pleasantly
spent. Miss Katherine Schaefer wor
the prize.
The "season' has at last fairl,
opened at the Country Club, the colo
weather of the past weeks having
prevented the use Of the links t,
many. a tournament was held Sat
urday afternoon and small parties
VIII he in evidence.
\ number of young married peopl
gave a dance at the Assembly hal
Saturday evening, in honor Of Mrs
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-06-13
Rheumatism

Is one of the constitutional
diseases. It manifests itself
in local aches and palms,
lnf1amed joints and stiff
muscles,-but it cannot be
cured by local applications.
1t requires constitutional
treatment acting through
the blood, and the best is a
course Of the great medicine
Hood Sarsaparilla
which has permanently
cured thousands OF cases.
For testimonials o. remarkable cures
send for Book Oh Rheumatism, No. 2.
c. l. hood Co., Lowell, Mass.
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Dmestics ID s!in
Toweins in
al unb mn
Damas unb
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All Silk; Saving. Fine Silks 81 an >: g)ois re
Guar nteed TAffeta, 81 inch S kind, for only 10.
3s inch guar ,nteed Tafeta 81 80 kin for 80: yd-
All colors in 50: w Silks Csc yd
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-06
MERRIAM PARK.

Mrs. Frank p Dufresne and Mrs. Ar
thur Z. BoWe will entertain the Souve-
mir Card club Monday evening at the
nome OF Mrs. Dufresne, on st. Anthony
avenue
Mrs. P C. Keerner, Carroll street, en-
teTtained the Souvenir Card club Tuesday
afternoon. High scores were made by
Mrs. F. w. Watson and Mrs. H. o. Will
liams.
The Ladies' Guild of st. Mary's Church
met Friday afternoon in the choir room
to make arrangements for sale of fancy
articles to be held Saturday. April 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Murray, Of Terrace
Park avenue, left last Tuesday for
Southern California where they will spend
the remainder of the winter.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Presby-
terrain Church gave luncheon Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Frank w.
Boswell, /Lynnhurst avenue.
Giles Gilbert, who has been the guest
of his brother, Newington Gilbert. of st.
Anthony avenue, returned to his home in
Dunseith, N. D., Tuesday.
The Ladies Aid Society of Olivet Con-
gregational Church met Friday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. c. F. Arroll, 1921
Waltham avenue.
The Woman's Home and Foreign Mis-
sionary Society of Trinity NJ e. Church
will hold an al-day meeting In the
church Friday.
Miss Grace Barwise entertained a num-
Saturday evening at her home on Car
roll street.
Rev. W. P. Ten Brock, of Faribault,
gave lecture on the Book of Revela-
tion,' Friday evening at st. Mary
church.
H. N. Bell, of Redwood Falls. the re-
cent guest of his brothers, A. B. and j.
w. Bell. Of Carroll street, has returned
home.
The Epworth League of Trinity M. E.
Nl1,r1 III RI do
evening at the home Of Miss Alice Burton.
Mrs. A. B. Rand. ST. Anthony avenue,
entertained the Ladies' Aid Society of
Trinity M. E. Church Friday afternoon.
Harry K. Brooks of Seaman. Mimi,
was the guest of his parents, DIR. and
Mrs. Dwight F. Brooks, over Sunday.
Miss Alice ostrom, of st. Mary's hall
Mrs. A. S. Nash, Of Igiehart street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcknight. OF Santa Ana.
Cal, have been the guests Of Mr.. and
MIR. and Mrs. j.. w. Crooks, Carroll
street. entertained Mr.. and Mrs. William
Haywood, Of Fargo, N. D.. Monday.
The Sunbeam Band of Trinity M. p
Church met Wednesday afternoon with
Miss Vera Law, of Carroll street.
Mrs Charles M. Irwin. Lynnhurst ave-
nue., has returned from a months visit In
Iowa and Southern Minnesota.
Mrs. Grier NJ Orr. of Iris place, has re-
turned to Rochester, MINI.
Mrs. w. T. Watkins, Dayton avenue
returned Thursday from a visit in Chi
cago and Milwaukee.
Mrs. G. A. Coykenda1 Moore avenue
entertained the Daughters of the King
Monday afternoon.
Miss Maria Tower, of Faribault, has
been the guest of Miss Leila Root, of Mar
shall avenue.
mr. IT ~ vy;I,;,,,, poa ,.4
tertained informally Wednesday eve
ming.
Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Wallis, Marshall ave-
nue., have returned from a visit in Lake
City.
Miss Eleanor Eaton, Dayton avenue, Is
visiting relatives in Chicago.
o. A. Robertson, Feronia avenue, has
gone to Cuba.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-06

Winifred street. on Friday afternoon. A
reading, ssThe Music of Russia" was
given by Mrs John Dale.
Mrs. M. Granger, of Livingston avenue,
Star Rebekah lodge Thursday afternoon.
Mrs Louis Roth. of Grand Forks, N.
D, Is the guest of her parents Mn. and
Mrs. s. I. Gariough. of state street.
The members Of the Art club were en-
fertained by Mrs. II Kimball, at pro-
gTessiEe euchre Friday afternoon.
The Nemadji Euehre club win meet
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs E. T..
Villaume. of West Isabel street.
j: J. Mahoney. was rendered a
home on South Robert street.
Mrs. V. J. Hawkins. of East Isabel
street. entertains the ladies' physical Gull
ture class tomorrow afternoon.
A surprise party was given in honor
of FL. Burnham Thursday evening at his
home on West Congress street.
Miss Antoinette Rost. Of South Robert
street, entertained for her mother, Mrs.
M. Rost, Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. FL. Sternberg, of Prescott street,
has been entertaining her daughter, Mrs.
Schmiditill, of Milwaukee.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Tenvorde, of Bid
Well street, entertained the Isabel Euchre
club Wednesday evening.
The Neighborhood Euehre club meets
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. H. War
ucn, Oh StFyker avenue.
The Stormy Euchre club met Tuesday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. A. Yoerg
on West Isabel street.
A sleighing party was given Tuesday
evening by the freshman class of the
Humboldt high school
Mrs. Williams, of Orleans street, en-
tertained the Carpe Diem Euchre club
Tuesday afternoon
An assembly was given by the members
of the Merrifu Dancing club last evening
at Wittich's hall.
Mrs. C. E. .Frink. of East winifred
Monday evening.
The Laeta Decem club met Thursday
evening with Miss Elma Frink, Of East
Winifred street.
Mrs. R. Robbins. of West Robbie street,
will entertain the Eradelphian club Tues
day afternoon.
Mrs H. Munroe, of Bancroft street. en-
tertained the past week Mrs. Newell. Of
Duluth MINI.
Mrs. F. II. Chase gave an informal re-
e1tai last evening at her home on West
Isabel street.
Charles yillaume, Of West Isabel street,
has returned from a business trip to She
boygan. Mich.
Quotation Social' was given Thurs
day evening at the King Street M. E.
church.
Miss Nellie Griffin. of East Isabel street,
entertained the Alpha club Friday even
ing.
Mrs W. c. Cuff, of West Delos street,
is at Litchfield, Mimi, visiting rela-
tives.
Mrs. L. Coonan, of West Winifred
street, entertained at dinner Friday even
ing.
The Thursday Night Euchre club meets
with Mrs. D. w. Sits Thursday even
ing.
Mrs. C. L. Haas, of West George street,
has gone to Florida for a months visit.
Mrs. McErlane. of East Winifred street,
Is visiting In Dubuque, Iowa.
MRS. Corners, of East Congress street
Is visiting at Albert Lea.
Lloyd Peabody of Dunedin terrace. left
last week for New York.
Frank King. of Concord street, is in
Montreal, Can.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-06


The next meeting of Court Imperial
Knights No. 1909. T. O. F.. will be held in
room f. Central hall, on Thursday, March
8, and thereafter on the second and
fourth Thursdays in each month.
The next regular meeting Of the st.
Paul Grade Teachers Federation will oc-
cur tomorrow at p. m. In the parlors
of the Commercial club.
The Harmony Card club was entertained
by Mrs. O. G. Lee, of Minnehaha street
Friday. Mrs P. Jensen, Mrs. H M. Brown
and Mrs. A. Cairncross won the favors.
On Friday the ladies of the club will
meet with Mrs. L. w. McDenough, Of
Pine street.
The r. N. A. gave a card party at the
residence of Mrs. A. Common, Of Jackson
street, Friday evening.
F'raternal camp, No. 1875, Royal Neigh
bors of America. will give card party
Thursday evening at Central hall. Mrs
l.. Schefleld, Miss McGeary and Mrs Hill
ton compose the committee in charge.
Court Ivy. No. is, u. O. F., will give a
card party and rattle for satin sofa pill
low Saturday evening, March IL, at Twin
City hail.
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WEST SIDE SOCIAL ITEMS.

Eastern Star Rebekah Lodge No. 90, 1.
O. o. F.. will give card party Monday
evening, March IA, at Odd Fellows hall,
on South Wabasfna street. The ladies in
bridge. Mrs. Whipple and Mrs. Tracey.
Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Hambly. of
Worthington, Mimi, were the guests of
honor at dinner given Monday evening
by Mrs. M. l.. McIntire, of the Clinton.
A company Of ten were entertained.
Grove Is, Woodmen Circle, will give a
progressive euchre party tomorrow even
ing at Woodmen hail. Mesdames Haas,
Blenick, Tues and Reney have charge Of
arrangements.
The men of the Young Peoples Whist
club gave a sleighride party Monday
evening, followed by supper at the Metro
polTan hotel. in honor of the ladies Of
the club.
Mrs. N. Becker, of Golf avenue, en-
tertained a company of twenty young
people Monday afternoon In honor of her
daughter. Miss Katie Becker.
Mrs. Edward Z. THEM. of East Isabel
street will entertain the Ladies Guild of
the Episcopal Church of the Ascension
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs G. Ossmann ST., of Winslow ave-
nue. entertained the Kings Daughters
Tuesday evening at the regular fort
nightly meeting.
nie Shepherd, Of Oeiwein, Iowa, are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jordan, of West
Winifred street.
Miss Hemingway, Of Hanover, Wis,
the guest of Mrs. w. D. Crandall of Del
aware avenue left last week for Water
town, S. d.
A sleighride party to the home of Mr..
Will Goldberg, in the country, was given
Tuesday evening by a number Of West
side ladies.
Mrs. William oehler, of Dunedin ter
race entertained the Aid Society of the
German Peoples Church Wednesday aft
ernoon.
Miss Mabel Shaw. of Hall avenue. en-
fertained the members of the Young Peo-
pies Whist club last evening at her
home.
Mrs NJ L. Elias of East winifred
street, has returned from Menomonie,
Wis, after a fortnight's visit with rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Shaw, of Hall ave-
nue., and their daughter, Miss Mabel
Shaw, have returned from West Baden.
Ind
Miss Mayme Iawler. of Rochester, the
recent guest of Mrs. M. j. Morfarty, of
East Wf1ifred street. has returned home.
The ladies' study class met at the
home of Mrs. w. r. Stoddard. OF East